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CheckpointBatcher

Struct CheckpointBatcher 

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pub struct CheckpointBatcher { /* private fields */ }
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The checkpoint batcher collects checkpoint requests and sends them in batches.

This improves efficiency by reducing the number of API calls to the Lambda service. The batcher sends a batch when any of these conditions are met:

  • The batch reaches the maximum size in bytes
  • The batch reaches the maximum number of operations
  • The maximum batch time has elapsed

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impl CheckpointBatcher

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pub fn new( config: CheckpointBatcherConfig, queue_rx: Receiver<CheckpointRequest>, service_client: SharedDurableServiceClient, durable_execution_arn: String, checkpoint_token: Arc<RwLock<String>>, ) -> Self

Creates a new CheckpointBatcher.

§Arguments
  • config - Configuration for batching behavior
  • queue_rx - Receiver for checkpoint requests
  • service_client - Service client for sending checkpoints
  • durable_execution_arn - The ARN of the durable execution
  • checkpoint_token - The initial checkpoint token from Lambda invocation input
§Requirements
  • 2.9: THE Checkpointing_System SHALL use the CheckpointToken from invocation input for the first checkpoint
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pub async fn run(&mut self)

Runs the batcher loop, processing checkpoint requests.

This method runs until the queue is closed (sender dropped).

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pub fn sort_checkpoint_batch( batch: Vec<CheckpointRequest>, ) -> Vec<CheckpointRequest>

Sorts checkpoint requests according to the ordering rules.

The ordering rules are:

  1. Operations are checkpointed in execution order (preserving original order)
  2. EXECUTION completion (SUCCEED/FAIL on EXECUTION type) must be last in the batch
  3. Child operations must come after their parent CONTEXT starts
  4. START and completion (SUCCEED/FAIL) for the same operation can be in the same batch
§Requirements
  • 2.12: WHEN batching operations, THE Checkpointing_System SHALL checkpoint in execution order with EXECUTION completion last
  • 2.13: THE Checkpointing_System SHALL support including both START and completion actions for STEP/CONTEXT in the same batch

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