open-nomad/helper/broker/notify.go

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package broker
import (
"time"
"github.com/hashicorp/nomad/helper"
)
// GenericNotifier allows a process to send updates to many subscribers in an
// easy manner.
type GenericNotifier struct {
// publishCh is the channel used to receive the update which will be sent
// to all subscribers.
publishCh chan interface{}
// subscribeCh and unsubscribeCh are the channels used to modify the
// subscription membership mapping.
subscribeCh chan chan interface{}
unsubscribeCh chan chan interface{}
}
// NewGenericNotifier returns a generic notifier which can be used by a process
// to notify many subscribers when a specific update is triggered.
func NewGenericNotifier() *GenericNotifier {
return &GenericNotifier{
publishCh: make(chan interface{}, 1),
subscribeCh: make(chan chan interface{}, 1),
unsubscribeCh: make(chan chan interface{}, 1),
}
}
// Notify allows the implementer to notify all subscribers with a specific
// update. There is no guarantee the order in which subscribers receive the
// message which is sent linearly.
func (g *GenericNotifier) Notify(msg interface{}) {
select {
case g.publishCh <- msg:
default:
}
}
// Run is a long-lived process which handles updating subscribers as well as
// ensuring any update is sent to them. The passed stopCh is used to coordinate
// shutdown.
func (g *GenericNotifier) Run(stopCh <-chan struct{}) {
// Store our subscribers inline with a map. This map can only be accessed
// via a single channel update at a time, meaning we can manage without
// using a lock.
subscribers := map[chan interface{}]struct{}{}
for {
select {
case <-stopCh:
return
case msgCh := <-g.subscribeCh:
subscribers[msgCh] = struct{}{}
case msgCh := <-g.unsubscribeCh:
delete(subscribers, msgCh)
case update := <-g.publishCh:
for subscriberCh := range subscribers {
// The subscribers channels are buffered, but ensure we don't
// block the whole process on this.
select {
case subscriberCh <- update:
default:
}
}
}
}
}
// WaitForChange allows a subscriber to wait until there is a notification
// change, or the timeout is reached. The function will block until one
// condition is met.
func (g *GenericNotifier) WaitForChange(timeout time.Duration) interface{} {
// Create a channel and subscribe to any update. This channel is buffered
// to ensure we do not block the main broker process.
updateCh := make(chan interface{}, 1)
g.subscribeCh <- updateCh
// Create a timeout timer and use the helper to ensure this routine doesn't
// panic and making the stop call clear.
timeoutTimer, timeoutStop := helper.NewSafeTimer(timeout)
// Defer a function which performs all the required cleanup of the
// subscriber once it has been notified of a change, or reached its wait
// timeout.
defer func() {
g.unsubscribeCh <- updateCh
close(updateCh)
timeoutStop()
}()
// Enter the main loop which listens for an update or timeout and returns
// this information to the subscriber.
select {
case <-timeoutTimer.C:
return "wait timed out after " + timeout.String()
case update := <-updateCh:
return update
}
}