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func CreateUUIDBoundaries ¶
CreateUUIDBoundaries splits up the entire 128-bit UUID range into equal parts.
Types ¶
type Config ¶ added in v1.68.1
type Config struct{}
Config contains configurable values for the shared loop.
type Observer ¶ added in v1.68.1
type Observer interface { // Start is called at the beginning of each segment loop. Start(context.Context, time.Time) error // Fork creates a Partial to process a chunk of all the segments. It is // called after Start. It is not called concurrently. Fork(context.Context) (Partial, error) // Join is called for each partial returned by Fork. This gives the // opportunity to merge the output like in a reduce step. It will be called // before Finish. It is not called concurrently. Join(context.Context, Partial) error // Finish is called after all segments are processed by all observers. Finish(context.Context) error }
Observer subscribes to the parallel segment loop. It is intended that a naïve implementation is threadsafe.
type Partial ¶ added in v1.68.1
type Partial interface { // Process is called repeatedly with batches of segments. // It is not called concurrently on the same instance. Process(context.Context, []segmentloop.Segment) error }
Partial processes a part of the total range of segments.
type Service ¶ added in v1.68.1
type Service struct {
// contains filtered or unexported fields
}
Service iterates through all segments and calls the attached observers for every segment
architecture: Service
func NewService ¶ added in v1.68.1
func NewService(log *zap.Logger, config Config, metabaseDB segmentloop.MetabaseDB, observers []Observer) *Service
NewService creates a new instance of the ranged loop service.
type UUIDRange ¶
UUIDRange describes a range of UUID values. Start and End can be open-ended.
func CreateUUIDRanges ¶
CreateUUIDRanges splits up the entire 128-bit UUID range into equal parts.
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