Module coordinate 

Safely coordinate use of things that can be controlled.

For example, if many concurrent processes want to make use of the same cluster, e.g. as part of a test suite, you can use run_and_stop to safely start and use the cluster, then stop it when it’s no longer needed:

let cluster_dir = tempfile::tempdir()?;
let data_dir = cluster_dir.path().join("data");
let strategy = runtime::strategy::Strategy::default();
let cluster = cluster::Cluster::new(&data_dir, strategy)?;
let lock_file = cluster_dir.path().join("lock");
let lock = lock::UnlockedFile::try_from(lock_file.as_path())?;
assert!(coordinate::run_and_stop(&cluster, &[], lock, || cluster::exists(&cluster))?);

Modules

cleanup

finally

guard

resource

Manage a resource that can be started, stopped, and destroyed – i.e. a Subject – and which has different facets depending on whether it is locked exclusively, shared between multiple users, or unlocked/free.

Enums

CoordinateError

State

Traits

Subject

The trait that these coordinate functions work with.

Functions

run_and_destroy

Perform action in subject, destroying the subject before returning.

run_and_stop

Perform action in subject.

run_and_stop_if_exists

Perform action in subject if it exists.