Struct Workspaces 

pub struct Workspaces {
    pub previews: Previews,
    /* private fields */
}

The daemon’s workspaces.

Fields

previews: Previews

Published ports’ previews through isb.

Implementations

impl Workspaces

pub fn uses(&self, org: &OrgId, name: &str) -> bool

Whether any workspace of the org takes name.

pub fn secret_changed(&self, org: &OrgId, name: &str) -> Vec<(String, String)>

A secret got a new value: write it into every running workspace of the org that takes it (/run/isb/secrets/NAME), and restart none of them, since a workspace restarts only with confirm: what already read the old value keeps it. Returns (workspace, what happened).

impl Workspaces

pub fn new( state_dir: &Path, client: Client, secrets: Arc<Secrets>, recorder: Arc<Recorder>, port: u16, home_pool: Option<String>, home_root: Option<PathBuf>, ) -> Arc<Workspaces>

pub fn authenticate(&self, token: &str) -> Option<Principal>

The principal behind a workspace token, if it is one of ours.

pub fn session(&self, project: &str, instance: &str) -> SessionGuard

Count a session on an instance while the guard lives.

pub fn mark_active(&self, project: &str, instance: &str)

isb saw the instance used (exec, a terminal).

pub fn last_seen(&self, project: &str, instance: &str) -> Option<u64>

The latest activity isb saw on an instance, if any.

pub fn settings(&self, org: &OrgId) -> Result<Settings>

The org’s workspace settings.

pub fn url(&self, org: &OrgId) -> Option<String>

http://<gateway>:<port>: where the org’s instances reach isb.

pub fn set_serving( &self, l: Listener, registry: Arc<Registry>, healthz: Healthz, )

The listener config and registry the bridge listeners serve.

pub fn shutdown(&self)

Stop every bridge listener.

pub fn sessions(&self, org: &OrgId, w: &Workspace, running: bool) -> Sessions

Live sessions: web terminals through this daemon, and established SSH connections inside the machine.

pub fn start(self: &Arc<Self>, ctl: Controller, local: LocalOrg)

Bridges, credential delivery after restarts, and the reaper, on a thread of their own.