Module cartridge.twophase
Clusterwide configuration propagation two-phase algorithm.
(Added in v1.2.0-19)
Execute the two-phase commit algorithm.
- (upload) If
opts.upload_data
isn’tnil
, spread it across the servers fromopts.uri_list
. - (prepare) Run the
opts.fn_prepare
function. - (commit) If all the servers do
return true
, callopts.fn_commit
on every server. - (abort) Otherwise, if at least one server does
return nil, err
or throws an exception, callopts.fn_abort
on servers which were prepared successfully.
Parameters:
- opts:
- uri_list: ({string,…}) array of URIs for performing twophase commit
- upload_data: any Lua object to be uploaded
- activity_name: (optional string) understandable name of activity used for logging(default: «twophase_commit»)
- fn_prepare: (string)
- fn_commit: (string)
- fn_abort: (string)
Returns:
(boolean) true
Or
(nil)
(table) Error description
local my_2pc_data = nil
function _G.my_2pc_prepare(upload_id)
local data = upload.inbox[upload_id]
upload.inbox[upload_id] = nil
if my_2pc_data ~= nil then
error('Two-phase commit is locked')
end
my_2pc_data = data
end
function _G.my_2pc_commit()
-- Apply my_2pc_data
...
end
function _G.my_2pc_abort()
twophase_data = nil
end
require('cartridge.twophase').twophase_commit({
uri_list = {...},
upload_data = ...,
activity_name = 'my_2pc',
fn_prepare = '_G.my_2pc_prepare',
fn_commit = '_G.my_2pc_commit',
fn_abort = '_G.my_2pc_abort',
})
Edit the clusterwide configuration.
Top-level keys are merged with the current configuration.
To remove a top-level section, use
patch_clusterwide{key = box.NULL}
.
The function executes following steps:
- Patches the current configuration.
- Validates topology on the current server.
III. Executes two-phase commit on all servers in the cluster excluding expelled and disabled ones.
Parameters:
- patch: (table)
Returns:
(boolean) true
Or
(nil)
(table) Error description
Forcefully apply config to the given instances.
In particular:
- Abort two-phase commit (remove
config.prepare
lock) - Upload the active config from the current instance.
- Apply it (reconfigure all roles)
(Added in v2.3.0-68)
Parameters:
- uuids: ({string,…})
Returns:
(boolean) true
Or
(nil)
(table) Error description
Get clusterwide DDL schema.
(Added in v1.2.0-28)
Returns:
(string) Schema in YAML format
Or
(nil)
(table) Error description
Apply clusterwide DDL schema.
(Added in v1.2.0-28)
Parameters:
- schema: (string) in YAML format
Returns:
(string) The same new schema
Or
(nil)
(table) Error description
Set up trigger for for patch_clusterwide.
It will be executed before new new config applied.
If the parameters are (nil, old_trigger)
, then the old trigger is
deleted.
The trigger function is called with two argument:
- conf_new
( ClusterwideConfig
)
- conf_old
( ClusterWideConfig
)
It is allowed to modify conf_new
, but not conf_old
.
Return values are ignored. If calling a trigger raises an error,
patch_clusterwide
returns it as nil, err
.
(Added in v2.1.0-4)
Parameters:
- trigger_new: (function)
- trigger_old: (function)
Wait until config won’t released.
Two-phase commit starts with config preparation. It’s just config pin into «vars.prepared_config». After it using this value we could determine is two-phase commit is started or not. This function allows to wait when two-phase commit will be finished (successfully or not).
Parameters:
- timeout: (number)
Returns:
(boolean) true in case of success and false otherwise
Two-phase commit - preparation stage.
Validate the configuration and acquire a lock setting local variable and writing «config.prepare.yml» file. If the validation fails, the lock isn’t acquired and doesn’t have to be aborted.
Parameters:
- upload_id: (string)
Returns:
(boolean) true
Or
(nil)
(table) Error description
Two-phase commit - commit stage.
Back up the active configuration, commit changes to filesystem by renaming prepared file, release the lock, and configure roles. If any errors occur, configuration is not rolled back automatically. Any problem encountered during this call has to be solved manually.
Returns:
(boolean) true
Or
(nil)
(table) Error description