vendor/google.golang.org/grpc/balancer/balancer.go

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// Package balancer defines APIs for load balancing in gRPC.
// All APIs in this package are experimental.
package balancer

import (
	"context"
	"errors"
	"net"
	"strings"

	"google.golang.org/grpc/connectivity"
	"google.golang.org/grpc/credentials"
	"google.golang.org/grpc/internal"
	"google.golang.org/grpc/metadata"
	"google.golang.org/grpc/resolver"
)

var (
	// m is a map from name to balancer builder.
	m = make(map[string]Builder)
)

// Register registers the balancer builder to the balancer map. b.Name
// (lowercased) will be used as the name registered with this builder.
//
// NOTE: this function must only be called during initialization time (i.e. in
// an init() function), and is not thread-safe. If multiple Balancers are
// registered with the same name, the one registered last will take effect.
func Register(b Builder) {
	m[strings.ToLower(b.Name())] = b
}

// unregisterForTesting deletes the balancer with the given name from the
// balancer map.
//
// This function is not thread-safe.
func unregisterForTesting(name string) {
	delete(m, name)
}

func init() {
	internal.BalancerUnregister = unregisterForTesting
}

// Get returns the resolver builder registered with the given name.
// Note that the compare is done in a case-insensitive fashion.
// If no builder is register with the name, nil will be returned.
func Get(name string) Builder {
	if b, ok := m[strings.ToLower(name)]; ok {
		return b
	}
	return nil
}

// SubConn represents a gRPC sub connection.
// Each sub connection contains a list of addresses. gRPC will
// try to connect to them (in sequence), and stop trying the
// remainder once one connection is successful.
//
// The reconnect backoff will be applied on the list, not a single address.
// For example, try_on_all_addresses -> backoff -> try_on_all_addresses.
//
// All SubConns start in IDLE, and will not try to connect. To trigger
// the connecting, Balancers must call Connect.
// When the connection encounters an error, it will reconnect immediately.
// When the connection becomes IDLE, it will not reconnect unless Connect is
// called.
//
// This interface is to be implemented by gRPC. Users should not need a
// brand new implementation of this interface. For the situations like
// testing, the new implementation should embed this interface. This allows
// gRPC to add new methods to this interface.
type SubConn interface {
	// UpdateAddresses updates the addresses used in this SubConn.
	// gRPC checks if currently-connected address is still in the new list.
	// If it's in the list, the connection will be kept.
	// If it's not in the list, the connection will gracefully closed, and
	// a new connection will be created.
	//
	// This will trigger a state transition for the SubConn.
	UpdateAddresses([]resolver.Address)
	// Connect starts the connecting for this SubConn.
	Connect()
}

// NewSubConnOptions contains options to create new SubConn.
type NewSubConnOptions struct {
	// CredsBundle is the credentials bundle that will be used in the created
	// SubConn. If it's nil, the original creds from grpc DialOptions will be
	// used.
	CredsBundle credentials.Bundle
	// HealthCheckEnabled indicates whether health check service should be
	// enabled on this SubConn
	HealthCheckEnabled bool
}

// ClientConn represents a gRPC ClientConn.
//
// This interface is to be implemented by gRPC. Users should not need a
// brand new implementation of this interface. For the situations like
// testing, the new implementation should embed this interface. This allows
// gRPC to add new methods to this interface.
type ClientConn interface {
	// NewSubConn is called by balancer to create a new SubConn.
	// It doesn't block and wait for the connections to be established.
	// Behaviors of the SubConn can be controlled by options.
	NewSubConn([]resolver.Address, NewSubConnOptions) (SubConn, error)
	// RemoveSubConn removes the SubConn from ClientConn.
	// The SubConn will be shutdown.
	RemoveSubConn(SubConn)

	// UpdateBalancerState is called by balancer to notify gRPC that some internal
	// state in balancer has changed.
	//
	// gRPC will update the connectivity state of the ClientConn, and will call pick
	// on the new picker to pick new SubConn.
	UpdateBalancerState(s connectivity.State, p Picker)

	// ResolveNow is called by balancer to notify gRPC to do a name resolving.
	ResolveNow(resolver.ResolveNowOption)

	// Target returns the dial target for this ClientConn.
	//
	// Deprecated: Use the Target field in the BuildOptions instead.
	Target() string
}

// BuildOptions contains additional information for Build.
type BuildOptions struct {
	// DialCreds is the transport credential the Balancer implementation can
	// use to dial to a remote load balancer server. The Balancer implementations
	// can ignore this if it does not need to talk to another party securely.
	DialCreds credentials.TransportCredentials
	// CredsBundle is the credentials bundle that the Balancer can use.
	CredsBundle credentials.Bundle
	// Dialer is the custom dialer the Balancer implementation can use to dial
	// to a remote load balancer server. The Balancer implementations
	// can ignore this if it doesn't need to talk to remote balancer.
	Dialer func(context.Context, string) (net.Conn, error)
	// ChannelzParentID is the entity parent's channelz unique identification number.
	ChannelzParentID int64
	// Target contains the parsed address info of the dial target. It is the same resolver.Target as
	// passed to the resolver.
	// See the documentation for the resolver.Target type for details about what it contains.
	Target resolver.Target
}

// Builder creates a balancer.
type Builder interface {
	// Build creates a new balancer with the ClientConn.
	Build(cc ClientConn, opts BuildOptions) Balancer
	// Name returns the name of balancers built by this builder.
	// It will be used to pick balancers (for example in service config).
	Name() string
}

// PickOptions contains addition information for the Pick operation.
type PickOptions struct {
	// FullMethodName is the method name that NewClientStream() is called
	// with. The canonical format is /service/Method.
	FullMethodName string
}

// DoneInfo contains additional information for done.
type DoneInfo struct {
	// Err is the rpc error the RPC finished with. It could be nil.
	Err error
	// Trailer contains the metadata from the RPC's trailer, if present.
	Trailer metadata.MD
	// BytesSent indicates if any bytes have been sent to the server.
	BytesSent bool
	// BytesReceived indicates if any byte has been received from the server.
	BytesReceived bool
	// ServerLoad is the load received from server. It's usually sent as part of
	// trailing metadata.
	//
	// The only supported type now is *orca_v1.LoadReport.
	ServerLoad interface{}
}

var (
	// ErrNoSubConnAvailable indicates no SubConn is available for pick().
	// gRPC will block the RPC until a new picker is available via UpdateBalancerState().
	ErrNoSubConnAvailable = errors.New("no SubConn is available")
	// ErrTransientFailure indicates all SubConns are in TransientFailure.
	// WaitForReady RPCs will block, non-WaitForReady RPCs will fail.
	ErrTransientFailure = errors.New("all SubConns are in TransientFailure")
)

// Picker is used by gRPC to pick a SubConn to send an RPC.
// Balancer is expected to generate a new picker from its snapshot every time its
// internal state has changed.
//
// The pickers used by gRPC can be updated by ClientConn.UpdateBalancerState().
type Picker interface {
	// Pick returns the SubConn to be used to send the RPC.
	// The returned SubConn must be one returned by NewSubConn().
	//
	// This functions is expected to return:
	// - a SubConn that is known to be READY;
	// - ErrNoSubConnAvailable if no SubConn is available, but progress is being
	//   made (for example, some SubConn is in CONNECTING mode);
	// - other errors if no active connecting is happening (for example, all SubConn
	//   are in TRANSIENT_FAILURE mode).
	//
	// If a SubConn is returned:
	// - If it is READY, gRPC will send the RPC on it;
	// - If it is not ready, or becomes not ready after it's returned, gRPC will
	//   block until UpdateBalancerState() is called and will call pick on the
	//   new picker. The done function returned from Pick(), if not nil, will be
	//   called with nil error, no bytes sent and no bytes received.
	//
	// If the returned error is not nil:
	// - If the error is ErrNoSubConnAvailable, gRPC will block until UpdateBalancerState()
	// - If the error is ErrTransientFailure:
	//   - If the RPC is wait-for-ready, gRPC will block until UpdateBalancerState()
	//     is called to pick again;
	//   - Otherwise, RPC will fail with unavailable error.
	// - Else (error is other non-nil error):
	//   - The RPC will fail with unavailable error.
	//
	// The returned done() function will be called once the rpc has finished,
	// with the final status of that RPC.  If the SubConn returned is not a
	// valid SubConn type, done may not be called.  done may be nil if balancer
	// doesn't care about the RPC status.
	Pick(ctx context.Context, opts PickOptions) (conn SubConn, done func(DoneInfo), err error)
}

// Balancer takes input from gRPC, manages SubConns, and collects and aggregates
// the connectivity states.
//
// It also generates and updates the Picker used by gRPC to pick SubConns for RPCs.
//
// HandleSubConnectionStateChange, HandleResolvedAddrs and Close are guaranteed
// to be called synchronously from the same goroutine.
// There's no guarantee on picker.Pick, it may be called anytime.
type Balancer interface {
	// HandleSubConnStateChange is called by gRPC when the connectivity state
	// of sc has changed.
	// Balancer is expected to aggregate all the state of SubConn and report
	// that back to gRPC.
	// Balancer should also generate and update Pickers when its internal state has
	// been changed by the new state.
	//
	// Deprecated: if V2Balancer is implemented by the Balancer,
	// UpdateSubConnState will be called instead.
	HandleSubConnStateChange(sc SubConn, state connectivity.State)
	// HandleResolvedAddrs is called by gRPC to send updated resolved addresses to
	// balancers.
	// Balancer can create new SubConn or remove SubConn with the addresses.
	// An empty address slice and a non-nil error will be passed if the resolver returns
	// non-nil error to gRPC.
	//
	// Deprecated: if V2Balancer is implemented by the Balancer,
	// UpdateResolverState will be called instead.
	HandleResolvedAddrs([]resolver.Address, error)
	// Close closes the balancer. The balancer is not required to call
	// ClientConn.RemoveSubConn for its existing SubConns.
	Close()
}

// SubConnState describes the state of a SubConn.
type SubConnState struct {
	ConnectivityState connectivity.State
	// TODO: add last connection error
}

// V2Balancer is defined for documentation purposes.  If a Balancer also
// implements V2Balancer, its UpdateResolverState method will be called instead
// of HandleResolvedAddrs and its UpdateSubConnState will be called instead of
// HandleSubConnStateChange.
type V2Balancer interface {
	// UpdateResolverState is called by gRPC when the state of the resolver
	// changes.
	UpdateResolverState(resolver.State)
	// UpdateSubConnState is called by gRPC when the state of a SubConn
	// changes.
	UpdateSubConnState(SubConn, SubConnState)
	// Close closes the balancer. The balancer is not required to call
	// ClientConn.RemoveSubConn for its existing SubConns.
	Close()
}

// ConnectivityStateEvaluator takes the connectivity states of multiple SubConns
// and returns one aggregated connectivity state.
//
// It's not thread safe.
type ConnectivityStateEvaluator struct {
	numReady            uint64 // Number of addrConns in ready state.
	numConnecting       uint64 // Number of addrConns in connecting state.
	numTransientFailure uint64 // Number of addrConns in transientFailure.
}

// RecordTransition records state change happening in subConn and based on that
// it evaluates what aggregated state should be.
//
//  - If at least one SubConn in Ready, the aggregated state is Ready;
//  - Else if at least one SubConn in Connecting, the aggregated state is Connecting;
//  - Else the aggregated state is TransientFailure.
//
// Idle and Shutdown are not considered.
func (cse *ConnectivityStateEvaluator) RecordTransition(oldState, newState connectivity.State) connectivity.State {
	// Update counters.
	for idx, state := range []connectivity.State{oldState, newState} {
		updateVal := 2*uint64(idx) - 1 // -1 for oldState and +1 for new.
		switch state {
		case connectivity.Ready:
			cse.numReady += updateVal
		case connectivity.Connecting:
			cse.numConnecting += updateVal
		case connectivity.TransientFailure:
			cse.numTransientFailure += updateVal
		}
	}

	// Evaluate.
	if cse.numReady > 0 {
		return connectivity.Ready
	}
	if cse.numConnecting > 0 {
		return connectivity.Connecting
	}
	return connectivity.TransientFailure
}