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diff --git a/interfaces/events/pool_events.go b/interfaces/events/pool_events.go new file mode 100644 index 00000000..cc32f6b2 --- /dev/null +++ b/interfaces/events/pool_events.go @@ -0,0 +1,65 @@ +package events + +const ( + // EventWorkerConstruct thrown when new worker is spawned. + EventWorkerConstruct P = iota + 7800 + + // EventWorkerDestruct thrown after worker destruction. + EventWorkerDestruct + + // EventPoolError caused on pool wide errors. + EventPoolError + + // EventSupervisorError triggered when supervisor can not complete work. + EventSupervisorError + + // EventNoFreeWorkers triggered when there are no free workers in the stack and timeout for worker allocate elapsed + EventNoFreeWorkers + + // todo: EventMaxMemory caused when worker consumes more memory than allowed. + EventMaxMemory + + // todo: EventTTL thrown when worker is removed due TTL being reached. Context is rr.WorkerError + EventTTL + + // todo: EventIdleTTL triggered when worker spends too much time at rest. + EventIdleTTL + + // todo: EventExecTTL triggered when worker spends too much time doing the task (max_execution_time). + EventExecTTL +) + +type P int64 + +func (ev P) String() string { + switch ev { + case EventWorkerConstruct: + return "EventWorkerConstruct" + case EventWorkerDestruct: + return "EventWorkerDestruct" + case EventPoolError: + return "EventPoolError" + case EventSupervisorError: + return "EventSupervisorError" + case EventNoFreeWorkers: + return "EventNoFreeWorkers" + case EventMaxMemory: + return "EventMaxMemory" + case EventTTL: + return "EventTTL" + case EventIdleTTL: + return "EventIdleTTL" + case EventExecTTL: + return "EventExecTTL" + } + return "Unknown event type" +} + +// PoolEvent triggered by pool on different events. Pool as also trigger WorkerEvent in case of log. +type PoolEvent struct { + // Event type, see below. + Event P + + // Payload depends on event type, typically it's worker or error. + Payload interface{} +} |