Class: LightCloud
- Inherits:
-
Object
- Object
- LightCloud
- Defined in:
- lib/lightcloud.rb
Overview
LightCloud Library
Background
Usage
require 'rubygems'
require 'lightcloud'
LIGHT_CLOUD = {
'lookup1_A' => ['127.0.0.1:41401', '127.0.0.1:41402'],
'storage1_A' => ['192.168.0.2:51401', '192.168.0.2:51402']
}
lookup_nodes, storage_nodes = LightCloud.generate_nodes(LIGHT_CLOUD)
LightCloud.init(lookup_nodes, storage_nodes)
LightCloud.set("hello", "world")
print LightCloud.get("hello") # => world
LightCloud.delete("hello")
print LightCloud.get("hello") # => nil
Constant Summary collapse
- VERSION =
'0.1'- DEFAULT_SYSTEM =
'default'- @@systems =
{}
Class Method Summary collapse
- ._clean_up_ring(key, value, system) ⇒ Object
-
.delete(key, system = DEFAULT_SYSTEM) ⇒ Object
Lookup the key and delete it from both the storage ring and lookup ring.
-
.generate_nodes(config) ⇒ Object
– Helpers ++.
-
.generate_ring(nodes) ⇒ Object
Given a set of nodes it creates the the nodes as Tokyo Tyrant objects and returns a hash ring with them.
-
.get(key, system = DEFAULT_SYSTEM) ⇒ Object
Gets a value based on a key.
-
.get_lookup_ring(system = DEFAULT_SYSTEM) ⇒ Object
– Accessors for rings ++.
-
.get_storage_node(name, system = DEFAULT_SYSTEM) ⇒ Object
– Accessors for nodes ++.
- .get_storage_ring(system = DEFAULT_SYSTEM) ⇒ Object
- .init(lookup_nodes, storage_nodes, system = DEFAULT_SYSTEM) ⇒ Object
-
.locate_node(key, system = DEFAULT_SYSTEM) ⇒ Object
Locates a node in the lookup ring, returning the node if it is found, or nil otherwise.
-
.locate_node_or_init(key, system) ⇒ Object
– Lookup Cloud ++.
-
.set(key, value, system = DEFAULT_SYSTEM) ⇒ Object
– Get/Set/Delete ++.
Class Method Details
._clean_up_ring(key, value, system) ⇒ Object
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# File 'lib/lightcloud.rb', line 146 def self._clean_up_ring(key, value, system) nodes = self.get_lookup_ring(system).iterate_nodes(key) nodes.each_index do |i| break if i > 1 node = nodes[i] if i == 0 node.set(key, value) else node.delete(key) end end return self.get_storage_node(value, system) end |
.delete(key, system = DEFAULT_SYSTEM) ⇒ Object
Lookup the key and delete it from both the storage ring and lookup ring
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# File 'lib/lightcloud.rb', line 88 def self.delete(key, system=DEFAULT_SYSTEM) storage_node = self.locate_node(key, system) storage_node = get_storage_ring(system).get_node(key) if storage_node.nil? lookup_nodes = get_lookup_ring(system).iterate_nodes(key) lookup_nodes.each_index do |i| break if i > 1 lookup_nodes[i].delete(key) end storage_node.delete(key) unless storage_node.nil? true end |
.generate_nodes(config) ⇒ Object
– Helpers ++
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# File 'lib/lightcloud.rb', line 184 def self.generate_nodes(config) lookup_nodes = {} storage_nodes = {} config.each do |k,v| if k.include?("lookup") lookup_nodes[k] = v elsif k.include?("storage") storage_nodes[k] = v end end return lookup_nodes, storage_nodes end |
.generate_ring(nodes) ⇒ Object
Given a set of nodes it creates the the nodes as Tokyo Tyrant objects and returns a hash ring with them
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# File 'lib/lightcloud.rb', line 202 def self.generate_ring(nodes) objects = [] name_to_obj = {} nodes.each do |name, nodelist| obj = TyrantNode.new(name, nodelist) name_to_obj[name] = obj objects.push(obj) end return HashRing.new(objects), name_to_obj end |
.get(key, system = DEFAULT_SYSTEM) ⇒ Object
Gets a value based on a key.
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# File 'lib/lightcloud.rb', line 66 def self.get(key, system=DEFAULT_SYSTEM) result = nil # Try to lookup key directly storage_node = self.get_storage_ring(system).get_node(key) value = storage_node.get(key) result = value unless value.nil? # Else use the lookup ring if result.nil? storage_node = self.locate_node(key, system) result = storage_node.get(key) unless storage_node.nil? end result end |
.get_lookup_ring(system = DEFAULT_SYSTEM) ⇒ Object
– Accessors for rings ++
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# File 'lib/lightcloud.rb', line 166 def self.get_lookup_ring(system=DEFAULT_SYSTEM) @@systems[system][0] end |
.get_storage_node(name, system = DEFAULT_SYSTEM) ⇒ Object
– Accessors for nodes ++
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# File 'lib/lightcloud.rb', line 177 def self.get_storage_node(name, system=DEFAULT_SYSTEM) @@systems[system][3][name] end |
.get_storage_ring(system = DEFAULT_SYSTEM) ⇒ Object
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# File 'lib/lightcloud.rb', line 170 def self.get_storage_ring(system=DEFAULT_SYSTEM) @@systems[system][1] end |
.init(lookup_nodes, storage_nodes, system = DEFAULT_SYSTEM) ⇒ Object
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# File 'lib/lightcloud.rb', line 43 def self.init(lookup_nodes, storage_nodes, system=DEFAULT_SYSTEM) lookup_ring, name_to_l_nodes = self.generate_ring(lookup_nodes) storage_ring, name_to_s_nodes = self.generate_ring(storage_nodes) @@systems[system] = [lookup_ring, storage_ring, name_to_l_nodes, name_to_s_nodes] end |
.locate_node(key, system = DEFAULT_SYSTEM) ⇒ Object
Locates a node in the lookup ring, returning the node if it is found, or nil otherwise.
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# File 'lib/lightcloud.rb', line 122 def self.locate_node(key, system=DEFAULT_SYSTEM) nodes = self.get_lookup_ring(system).iterate_nodes(key) lookups = 0 value = nil nodes.each_index do |i| lookups = i return nil if lookups > 2 node = nodes[lookups] value = node.get(key) break unless value.nil? end return nil if value.nil? if lookups == 0 return self.get_storage_node(value, system) else return self._clean_up_ring(key, value, system) end end |
.locate_node_or_init(key, system) ⇒ Object
– Lookup Cloud ++
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# File 'lib/lightcloud.rb', line 106 def self.locate_node_or_init(key, system) storage_node = self.locate_node(key, system) if storage_node.nil? storage_node = self.get_storage_ring(system).get_node(key) lookup_node = self.get_lookup_ring(system).get_node(key) lookup_node.set(key, storage_node.to_s) end storage_node end |
.set(key, value, system = DEFAULT_SYSTEM) ⇒ Object
– Get/Set/Delete ++
Sets a value to a key in the LightCloud system.
Set first checks to see if the key is already stored. If it is it uses that same node to store the new value. Otherwise, it determines where to store the value based on the hash_ring
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# File 'lib/lightcloud.rb', line 59 def self.set(key, value, system=DEFAULT_SYSTEM) storage_node = self.locate_node_or_init(key, system) return storage_node.set(key, value) end |