Mojo::WebSocketProxy::Backend::ConsumerGroups - Class for communication with backend by sending messaging through redis streams.
version 0.07
Class for communication with backend by sending messaging through redis streams.
Redis streams
is used as channel for sending request to backend servers.Redis subscriptions
is used as channel for receiving responses from backend servers.
Mojo::WebSocketProxy::Backend::ConsumerGroup
Creates object instance of the class
-
redis_uri
- URI for Redis connection. Ignored if theredis
argument is also given. -
redis
- Redis client object (must be compatible with Mojo::Redis2). This argument will override theredis_uri
argument. -
timeout
- Request timeout, in seconds. If not set, uses the environment variableRPC_QUEUE_RESPONSE_TIMEOUT
, or defaults to 30 -
queue_separation_enabled
- Boolean to specify if messages should be assigned to different queus based on theircategory
or onlygeneral
queue. -
category_timeout_config
- A hash containing the timeout value for each request category.{ general => 5, other => 120 }
Returns hashref
which is used as a storage for keeping requests which were sent.
Stucture of the hash should be like:
key
- request id, which we'll get from redis after successful adding request to the streamvalue
- future object, which will be done in case of getting response, of cancelled in case of timeout
Hash containing the timeout value for each rpc call category.
{ general => 5, other => 120 }
Boolean specifying if category separation should be enabled.
Return unique ID of Redis which will be used by backend server to send response. Id is persistent for the object.
Makes a remote call to a process returning the result to the client in JSON format. Before, After and error actions can be specified using call backs. It takes the following arguments
$c
: Mojolicious::Controller$req_storage
A hashref of attributes stored with the request. This routine uses some of the following named arguments:method
The name of the method at the remote end.msg_type
a name for this method; if not suppliedmethod
is used.call_params
a hashref of arguments on top ofreq_storage
to send to remote method. This will be suplemented with$req_storage->{args}
added as anargs
key and be merged with$req_storage->{stash_params}
with stash_params overwriting any matching keys incall_params
.rpc_response_callback
If supplied this will be run with args:Mojolicious::Controller
instance, the rpc_response and$req_storage
. Note: ifrpc_response_callback
is supplied the success and error callbacks are not used.before_get_rpc_response
arrayref of subroutines to be run before the remote response is received, with args:$c
andreq_storage
after_get_rpc_response
arrayref of subroutines to be run after the remote response is received; called with args:$c
andreq_storage
called only when there is an response from the remote call.before_call
arrayref of subroutines called before the request to the remote service is made.rpc_failure_cb
a subroutine reference to call if the remote call fails. Called withMojolicious::Controller
, the rpc_response and$req_storage
category
- if supplied, the message will be assigned to the Redis channel with the corresponding name. The general channel will be used by default if either$msg_type
is not provided orqueue_separation_enabled
is 0.
Returns undef.
Sends request to backend service. The method accepts following arguments:
request_data
- anarrayref
containing data for the item which is going to be put into redis stream.$category_name
- this will be passed to_send_request
to specify which redis category this message belongs to.category_timeout
- timeout value for this specific call (differs based on category)
Returns future. Which will be marked as done in case getting response from backend server. And it'll be marked as failed in case of request timeout or in case of error putting request to redis stream.
By using redis subscription, we subscribe on channel for receiving responses from backend server. We'll use uniq id generated by whoami as subscription channel. Subscription will be done only once within first request to backend server.
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