pub struct GearManager { /* private fields */ }Expand description
Central registry that tracks all running gear instances in the system. Provides discovery, health tracking, and round-robin load balancing.
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Source§impl GearManager
impl GearManager
pub fn new() -> Self
pub fn with_heartbeat_policy(self, ttl: Duration, grace: Duration) -> Self
Sourcepub fn register_instance(&self, instance: Arc<GearInstance>)
pub fn register_instance(&self, instance: Arc<GearInstance>)
Register or update a gear instance
Sourcepub fn mark_ready(&self, gear: &str, instance_id: Uuid)
pub fn mark_ready(&self, gear: &str, instance_id: Uuid)
Mark an instance as ready
Sourcepub fn update_heartbeat(&self, gear: &str, instance_id: Uuid, at: Instant)
pub fn update_heartbeat(&self, gear: &str, instance_id: Uuid, at: Instant)
Update the heartbeat timestamp for an instance
Sourcepub fn mark_quarantined(&self, gear: &str, instance_id: Uuid)
pub fn mark_quarantined(&self, gear: &str, instance_id: Uuid)
Mark an instance as quarantined
Sourcepub fn mark_draining(&self, gear: &str, instance_id: Uuid)
pub fn mark_draining(&self, gear: &str, instance_id: Uuid)
Mark an instance as draining (graceful shutdown in progress)
Sourcepub fn deregister(&self, gear: &str, instance_id: Uuid)
pub fn deregister(&self, gear: &str, instance_id: Uuid)
Remove an instance from the directory
Sourcepub fn instances_of(&self, gear: &str) -> Vec<Arc<GearInstance>>
pub fn instances_of(&self, gear: &str) -> Vec<Arc<GearInstance>>
Get all instances of a specific gear
Sourcepub fn all_instances(&self) -> Vec<Arc<GearInstance>>
pub fn all_instances(&self) -> Vec<Arc<GearInstance>>
Get all instances across all gears
Sourcepub fn evict_stale(&self, now: Instant)
pub fn evict_stale(&self, now: Instant)
Quarantine or evict stale instances based on heartbeat policy
Sourcepub fn pick_instance_round_robin(&self, gear: &str) -> Option<Arc<GearInstance>>
pub fn pick_instance_round_robin(&self, gear: &str) -> Option<Arc<GearInstance>>
Pick an instance using round-robin selection, preferring healthy instances
Sourcepub fn pick_service_round_robin(
&self,
service_name: &str,
) -> Option<(String, Arc<GearInstance>, Endpoint)>
pub fn pick_service_round_robin( &self, service_name: &str, ) -> Option<(String, Arc<GearInstance>, Endpoint)>
Pick a service endpoint using round-robin, returning (gear, instance, endpoint). Prefers healthy/ready instances and automatically rotates among them.
Sourcepub fn pick_rest_endpoint_round_robin(&self, gear: &str) -> Option<Endpoint>
pub fn pick_rest_endpoint_round_robin(&self, gear: &str) -> Option<Endpoint>
Resolve a REST endpoint for a gear using round-robin over instances that expose one, preferring healthy/ready instances.
Sourcepub fn openapi_spec_of(&self, gear: &str) -> Option<String>
pub fn openapi_spec_of(&self, gear: &str) -> Option<String>
Retrieve the OpenAPI spec of a gear, taken from the first registered
instance that published one.
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Source§impl Clone for GearManager
impl Clone for GearManager
Source§fn clone(&self) -> GearManager
fn clone(&self) -> GearManager
1.0.0 (const: unstable) · Source§fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)
fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)
source. Read moreSource§impl Debug for GearManager
impl Debug for GearManager
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impl !RefUnwindSafe for GearManager
impl !UnwindSafe for GearManager
impl Freeze for GearManager
impl Send for GearManager
impl Sync for GearManager
impl Unpin for GearManager
impl UnsafeUnpin for GearManager
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