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/*
* @Author: Jerry.Yang
* @Date: 2024-10-28 17:16:53
* @LastEditors: Jerry.Yang
* @LastEditTime: 2025-02-19 11:32:03
* @Description: API to run instances in ECS (Elastic Compute Service)
*/
use crate::volcengine::request::operation;
use crate::volcengine::request::operation_config;
use crate::volcengine::request::request;
use crate::volcengine::request::request::RequestVolcengine;
use crate::volcengine::request::response::ApiResponse;
use crate::{service::ecs, volcengine::error::error};
use volcengine_sdk_protobuf::protobuf::ecs_instance;
/// The `ApiRunInstance` struct provides functionality to run instances in ECS (Elastic Compute Service).
/// It encapsulates the logic for making API requests to the Volcengine ECS service to create and start new instances.
pub struct ApiRunInstance;
/// Implementation of methods for the `ApiRunInstance` struct.
/// These methods handle the logic for creating and starting new ECS instances, including constructing requests and processing responses.
impl ApiRunInstance {
/// The `new_run_instances` function creates a new API request to run instances in ECS.
/// This function is the primary entry point for initiating an instance creation and start request.
///
/// # Parameters:
/// - `&self`: A reference to the current instance of `ApiRunInstance`.
/// - `ecs`: A reference to the `ecs::Ecs` struct, which contains the necessary ECS client information.
/// - `request`: A `RunInstancesReq` struct containing the parameters to create and start new instances.
///
/// # Returns:
/// This function returns a `Result<ecs_instance::RunInstancesResp, error::Error>`.
/// - On success, it returns a `RunInstancesResp` struct with the response from the ECS API.
/// - On failure, it returns an `error::Error` indicating the failure reason.
pub async fn new_run_instances(
&self,
ecs: &ecs::Ecs,
request: ecs_instance::RunInstancesReq,
) -> Result<ecs_instance::RunInstancesResp, error::Error> {
// Delegate the request creation and sending to the internal helper function.
self.new_run_instance_request(ecs, request).await
}
/// The `new_run_instance_request` function constructs and sends the API request to run instances in ECS.
/// This function handles the internal details of request creation and response parsing.
///
/// # Parameters:
/// - `&self`: A reference to the current instance of `ApiRunInstance`.
/// - `ecs`: A reference to the `ecs::Ecs` struct, which contains ECS client information.
/// - `request`: A `RunInstancesReq` struct with parameters for creating and starting new instances.
///
/// # Returns:
/// This function returns a `Result<ecs_instance::RunInstancesResp, error::Error>`.
/// - On success, it returns a `RunInstancesResp` containing information about the created instances.
/// - On failure, it returns an `error::Error` indicating the error reason.
async fn new_run_instance_request(
&self,
ecs: &ecs::Ecs,
request: ecs_instance::RunInstancesReq,
) -> Result<ecs_instance::RunInstancesResp, error::Error> {
// Define the request operation with necessary configurations.
// The `operation_name` corresponds to the ECS "RunInstances" operation.
let request_operation = operation::Operation::builder()
.with_operation_name(
operation_config::operation_name::OperationName::EcsOperation(
operation_config::operation_name_ecs::OperationNameEcs::RunInstances,
),
)
.with_operation_http_method(
operation_config::operation_http_method::OperationHttpMethod::GET,
)
.with_operation_http_path(
operation_config::operation_http_path::OperationHttpPath::Default,
)
.build()?; // Build the operation and return a Result
// Set up the request using the client information from the `ecs` struct.
// The request is built with operation details and ECS client configuration.
// After that, the request is sent using the `send` method and the response is processed.
let response = request::Request::builder()
.with_client_info(&ecs.client.client_info) // Attach client information (e.g., credentials)
.with_config(&ecs.client.config) // Include configuration settings for the ECS client
.with_handles(&ecs.client.handles) // Use the appropriate ECS client handles for this operation
.with_operation(&request_operation) // Attach the operation definition (RunInstances)
.build()? // Build the request
.send(request) // Send the request to ECS with the provided `RunInstancesReq`
.await?;
// Convert the response into a structured format defined by the SDK's protobuf definitions.
// Initialize a default response structure for load balancer descriptions.
let mut resp = volcengine_sdk_protobuf::protobuf::ecs_instance::RunInstancesResp::default();
// Populate the response structure with data from the actual response.
resp.to_struct(response).await?;
// Return the structured response successfully.
return Ok(resp);
}
}