Class AdminCommandExecutionTracker


  • public class AdminCommandExecutionTracker
    extends java.lang.Object
    This class is used to track the execution of the async admin command. Async admin command is a kind of admin command which is sent to a parent controller and propagated through a Kafka admin topic. Eventually command would be executed by the controller in each PROD fabric.

    The context of command execution would be stored in this tracker and expired in case it lives longer than TTL. It also provides a way to check the latest execution status of given command by sending requests to remote fabric. But the checking logic is defined in a closure when the command was created.

    This class is Thread-safe.

    • Constructor Detail

      • AdminCommandExecutionTracker

        public AdminCommandExecutionTracker​(java.lang.String cluster,
                                            ExecutionIdAccessor executionIdAccessor,
                                            java.util.Map<java.lang.String,​ControllerClient> fabricToControllerClientsMap,
                                            int executionTTLHour)
      • AdminCommandExecutionTracker

        public AdminCommandExecutionTracker​(java.lang.String cluster,
                                            ExecutionIdAccessor executionIdAccessor,
                                            java.util.Map<java.lang.String,​ControllerClient> fabricToControllerClientsMap)
    • Method Detail

      • createExecution

        public AdminCommandExecution createExecution​(java.lang.String operation)
        Create an execution context of a command.
      • startTrackingExecution

        public void startTrackingExecution​(AdminCommandExecution execution)
        Add execution context into local memory and expired old executions if needed.
      • checkExecutionStatus

        public AdminCommandExecution checkExecutionStatus​(long id)
        Check the latest status of execution in remote fabrics.
      • getLastExecutionId

        public long getLastExecutionId()