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Implementation of functions specific to configuration management.
Synopsis
- targetToPredicate :: DistributionTarget -> Node -> Bool
- loadConfigFromFile :: FilePath -> ResultG (ConfigData, FStat)
- writeConfigToFile :: (MonadBase IO m, MonadError GanetiException m, MonadLog m) => ConfigData -> FilePath -> FStat -> m FStat
- readConfig :: WConfdMonad ConfigData
- writeConfig :: ConfigData -> WConfdMonad ()
- finishOrLog :: (Show e, MonadLog m) => Priority -> String -> (a -> m ()) -> GenericResult e a -> m ()
- mkStatelessAsyncTask :: (MonadBaseControl IO m, MonadLog m, Show e, Monoid i) => Priority -> String -> (i -> ResultT e m ()) -> m (AsyncWorker i ())
- mkStatefulAsyncTask :: (MonadBaseControl IO m, MonadLog m, Show e, Monoid i) => Priority -> String -> s -> (s -> i -> ResultT e m s) -> m (AsyncWorker i ())
- saveConfigAsyncTask :: FilePath -> FStat -> IO ConfigState -> [AsyncWorker DistributionTarget ()] -> ResultG (AsyncWorker (Any, DistributionTarget) ())
- execRpcCallAndLog :: Rpc a b => [Node] -> a -> ResultG ()
- distMCsAsyncTask :: RuntimeEnts -> FilePath -> IO ConfigState -> ResultG (AsyncWorker DistributionTarget ())
- distSSConfAsyncTask :: IO ConfigState -> ResultG (AsyncWorker DistributionTarget ())
Documentation
targetToPredicate :: DistributionTarget -> Node -> Bool Source #
From a distribution target get a predicate on nodes whether it should be distributed to this node.
loadConfigFromFile :: FilePath -> ResultG (ConfigData, FStat) Source #
Loads the configuration from the file, if it hasn't been loaded yet. The function is internal and isn't thread safe.
writeConfigToFile :: (MonadBase IO m, MonadError GanetiException m, MonadLog m) => ConfigData -> FilePath -> FStat -> m FStat Source #
Writes the current configuration to the file. The function isn't thread safe. Neither distributes the configuration (to nodes and ssconf) nor updates the serial number.
writeConfig :: ConfigData -> WConfdMonad () Source #
Asynchronous tasks
finishOrLog :: (Show e, MonadLog m) => Priority -> String -> (a -> m ()) -> GenericResult e a -> m () Source #
Runs the given action on success, or logs an error on failure.
mkStatelessAsyncTask :: (MonadBaseControl IO m, MonadLog m, Show e, Monoid i) => Priority -> String -> (i -> ResultT e m ()) -> m (AsyncWorker i ()) Source #
Creates a stateless asynchronous task that handles errors in its actions.
mkStatefulAsyncTask :: (MonadBaseControl IO m, MonadLog m, Show e, Monoid i) => Priority -> String -> s -> (s -> i -> ResultT e m s) -> m (AsyncWorker i ()) Source #
Creates an asynchronous task that handles errors in its actions. If an error occurs, it's logged and the internal state remains unchanged.
:: FilePath | Path to the config file |
-> FStat | The initial state of the config. file |
-> IO ConfigState | An action to read the current config |
-> [AsyncWorker DistributionTarget ()] | Workers to be triggered afterwards |
-> ResultG (AsyncWorker (Any, DistributionTarget) ()) |
Construct an asynchronous worker whose action is to save the
configuration to the master file.
The worker's action reads the configuration using the given IO
action
and uses FStat
to check if the configuration hasn't been modified by
another process.
If Any
of the input requests is true, given additional worker
will be executed synchronously after sucessfully writing the configuration
file. Otherwise, they'll be just triggered asynchronously.
execRpcCallAndLog :: Rpc a b => [Node] -> a -> ResultG () Source #
Performs a RPC call on the given list of nodes and logs any failures.
If any of the calls fails, fail the computation with failError
.
:: RuntimeEnts | |
-> FilePath | Path to the config file |
-> IO ConfigState | An action to read the current config |
-> ResultG (AsyncWorker DistributionTarget ()) |
Construct an asynchronous worker whose action is to distribute the configuration to master candidates.
:: IO ConfigState | An action to read the current config |
-> ResultG (AsyncWorker DistributionTarget ()) |
Construct an asynchronous worker whose action is to construct SSConf
and distribute it to master candidates.
The worker's action reads the configuration using the given IO
action,
computes the current SSConf, compares it to the previous version, and
if different, distributes it.