pub struct PipelineConfig<Src: BlockMetadata, Dst: BlockMetadata> {Show 13 fields
pub policies: Vec<Arc<dyn OffloadPolicy<Src>>>,
pub batch_config: BatchConfig,
pub policy_timeout: Duration,
pub auto_chain: bool,
pub eval_input_capacity: usize,
pub batch_input_capacity: usize,
pub transfer_input_capacity: usize,
pub sweep_interval: Duration,
pub skip_transfers: bool,
pub max_concurrent_transfers: usize,
pub ordered_transfer_starts: bool,
pub pending_tracker: Option<Arc<PendingTracker>>,
pub max_concurrent_precondition_awaits: usize,
/* private fields */
}Expand description
Configuration for a pipeline.
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§policies: Vec<Arc<dyn OffloadPolicy<Src>>>Policies to evaluate (all must pass)
batch_config: BatchConfigBatch configuration
policy_timeout: DurationTimeout for policy evaluation (fail-fast)
auto_chain: boolWhether arrivals from this pipeline auto-feed downstream
eval_input_capacity: usizeChannel capacity for evaluation input
batch_input_capacity: usizeChannel capacity for batch input
transfer_input_capacity: usizeChannel capacity for transfer input
sweep_interval: DurationSweep interval for cancellation task
skip_transfers: boolSkip actual transfers (for testing)
max_concurrent_transfers: usizeMaximum number of concurrent transfer batches.
This controls how many batches can be transferred simultaneously. Setting this higher can improve throughput at the cost of memory. Default: 1 (sequential execution)
ordered_transfer_starts: boolWhether transfer reservations must start in batch-input order.
This keeps concurrent transfers but removes executor scheduling from the order in which a synchronous worker observes their reservations.
pending_tracker: Option<Arc<PendingTracker>>Pending tracker for duplicate prevention.
If provided, this tracker is used. If None, the pipeline creates its own. Share this tracker with presence-based policies to prevent duplicate transfers.
max_concurrent_precondition_awaits: usizeMaximum number of concurrent precondition awaits.
This controls how many batches can be awaiting their preconditions simultaneously. Allows multiple iterations to be in-flight without blocking the pipeline. Default: 8 (allows ~8 iterations in-flight concurrently)
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Source§impl<Src: Clone + BlockMetadata, Dst: Clone + BlockMetadata> Clone for PipelineConfig<Src, Dst>
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fn clone(&self) -> PipelineConfig<Src, Dst>
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impl<Src, Dst> !RefUnwindSafe for PipelineConfig<Src, Dst>
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