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package gremlingo
import (
"sync"
)
type connectionPool interface {
write(*request) (ResultSet, error)
close()
}
const defaultNewConnectionThreshold = 4
const defaultInitialConcurrentConnections = 1
// loadBalancingPool has two configurations: maximumConcurrentConnections/cap(connections) and newConnectionThreshold.
// maximumConcurrentConnections denotes the maximum amount of active connections at any given time.
// newConnectionThreshold specifies the minimum amount of concurrent active traversals on the least used connection
// which will trigger creation of a new connection if maximumConcurrentConnections has not been reached.
// loadBalancingPool will use the least-used connection, and as a part of the process, getLeastUsedConnection(), will
// remove any errored connections from the pool and ensure that the returned connection is usable.
type loadBalancingPool struct {
url string
logHandler *logHandler
connSettings *connectionSettings
newConnectionThreshold int
connections []*connection
loadBalanceLock sync.Mutex
isClosed bool
}
func (pool *loadBalancingPool) close() {
pool.loadBalanceLock.Lock()
defer pool.loadBalanceLock.Unlock()
if !pool.isClosed {
for _, connection := range pool.connections {
err := connection.close()
if err != nil {
pool.logHandler.logf(Warning, errorClosingConnection, err.Error())
}
}
pool.isClosed = true
}
}
func (pool *loadBalancingPool) write(request *request) (ResultSet, error) {
pool.loadBalanceLock.Lock()
defer pool.loadBalanceLock.Unlock()
if pool.isClosed {
return nil, newError(err0103ConnectionPoolClosedError)
}
conn, err := pool.getLeastUsedConnection()
if err != nil {
return nil, err
}
return conn.write(request)
}
// Not thread-safe. Should only be called by write which ensures no concurrency.
func (pool *loadBalancingPool) getLeastUsedConnection() (*connection, error) {
// newConnection should only be called within getLeastUsedConnection and therefore is a lambda.
newConnection := func() (*connection, error) {
connection, err := createConnection(pool.url, pool.logHandler, pool.connSettings)
if err != nil {
return nil, err
}
pool.connections = append(pool.connections, connection)
return connection, nil
}
// If our pool is empty, return a new connection.
if len(pool.connections) == 0 {
return newConnection()
}
// Remove connections which are dead and find least used.
var leastUsed *connection = nil
validConnections := make([]*connection, 0, cap(pool.connections))
for _, connection := range pool.connections {
if connection.state == established || connection.state == initialized {
validConnections = append(validConnections, connection)
}
if connection.state == established {
// Set the least used connection.
if leastUsed == nil || connection.activeResults() < leastUsed.activeResults() {
leastUsed = connection
}
}
}
pool.connections = validConnections
if leastUsed == nil {
// If no valid connection is found.
if len(pool.connections) >= cap(pool.connections) {
// Return error if pool is full and no valid connection was found (should not ever happen).
return nil, newError(err0105ConnectionPoolFullButNoneValid)
} else {
// Return new connection if no valid connection was found and pool has capacity.
return newConnection()
}
} else if leastUsed.activeResults() >= pool.newConnectionThreshold && len(pool.connections) < cap(pool.connections) {
// If the number of active results in our least used connection has reached the threshold
// AND our pool size has not reached the capacity, attempt to return a new connection.
newConnection, err := newConnection()
if err != nil {
// New connection creation failed; use existing grabbed least-used connection.
pool.logHandler.logf(Warning, poolNewConnectionError, err.Error())
return leastUsed, nil
}
return newConnection, nil
} else {
// If our pool is at capacity OR our least busy connection is less than the threshold, return the least used connection.
return leastUsed, nil
}
}
func newLoadBalancingPool(url string, logHandler *logHandler, connSettings *connectionSettings,
newConnectionThreshold int, maximumConcurrentConnections int, initialConcurrentConnections int) (connectionPool, error) {
var wg sync.WaitGroup
wg.Add(initialConcurrentConnections)
var appendLock sync.Mutex
pool := make([]*connection, 0, maximumConcurrentConnections)
errorList := make([]error, 0, maximumConcurrentConnections)
for i := 0; i < initialConcurrentConnections; i++ {
go func() {
defer wg.Done()
connection, err := createConnection(url, logHandler, connSettings)
appendLock.Lock()
defer appendLock.Unlock()
if err != nil {
logHandler.logf(Warning, createConnectionError, err.Error())
errorList = append(errorList, err)
} else {
pool = append(pool, connection)
}
}()
}
wg.Wait()
if len(pool) == 0 && len(errorList) != 0 {
// If all instantiation fails return the first error's details.
return nil, newError(err0104ConnectionPoolInstantiateFail, errorList[0].Error())
}
return &loadBalancingPool{
url: url,
logHandler: logHandler,
connSettings: connSettings,
newConnectionThreshold: newConnectionThreshold,
connections: pool,
}, nil
}