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A simple, asynchronous, single-threaded Memcached client written in java.
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package net.spy.memcached;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.Collection;
import java.util.Iterator;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Map;
import java.util.SortedMap;
import java.util.TreeMap;
import net.spy.memcached.compat.SpyObject;
import net.spy.memcached.util.DefaultKetamaNodeLocatorConfiguration;
import net.spy.memcached.util.KetamaNodeLocatorConfiguration;
/**
* This is an implementation of the Ketama consistent hash strategy from
* last.fm. This implementation may not be compatible with libketama as
* hashing is considered separate from node location.
*
* Note that this implementation does not currently supported weighted nodes.
*
* @see RJ's blog post
*/
public final class KetamaNodeLocator extends SpyObject implements NodeLocator {
private volatile TreeMap ketamaNodes;
final Collection allNodes;
final HashAlgorithm hashAlg;
final KetamaNodeLocatorConfiguration config;
/**
* Create a new KetamaNodeLocator using specified nodes and the specifed hash algorithm.
*
* @param nodes The List of nodes to use in the Ketama consistent hash continuum
* @param alg The hash algorithm to use when choosing a node in the Ketama consistent hash continuum
*/
public KetamaNodeLocator(List nodes, HashAlgorithm alg) {
this(nodes, alg, new DefaultKetamaNodeLocatorConfiguration());
}
/**
* Create a new KetamaNodeLocator using specified nodes and the specifed hash algorithm and configuration.
*
* @param nodes The List of nodes to use in the Ketama consistent hash continuum
* @param alg The hash algorithm to use when choosing a node in the Ketama consistent hash continuum
* @param conf
*/
public KetamaNodeLocator(List nodes, HashAlgorithm alg, KetamaNodeLocatorConfiguration conf) {
super();
allNodes = nodes;
hashAlg = alg;
config = conf;
setKetamaNodes(nodes);
}
private KetamaNodeLocator(TreeMap smn,
Collection an, HashAlgorithm alg, KetamaNodeLocatorConfiguration conf) {
super();
ketamaNodes=smn;
allNodes=an;
hashAlg=alg;
config=conf;
}
public Collection getAll() {
return allNodes;
}
public MemcachedNode getPrimary(final String k) {
MemcachedNode rv=getNodeForKey(hashAlg.hash(k));
assert rv != null : "Found no node for key " + k;
return rv;
}
long getMaxKey() {
return getKetamaNodes().lastKey();
}
MemcachedNode getNodeForKey(long hash) {
final MemcachedNode rv;
if(!ketamaNodes.containsKey(hash)) {
// Java 1.6 adds a ceilingKey method, but I'm still stuck in 1.5
// in a lot of places, so I'm doing this myself.
SortedMap tailMap=getKetamaNodes().tailMap(hash);
if(tailMap.isEmpty()) {
hash=getKetamaNodes().firstKey();
} else {
hash=tailMap.firstKey();
}
}
rv=getKetamaNodes().get(hash);
return rv;
}
public Iterator getSequence(String k) {
// Seven searches gives us a 1 in 2^7 chance of hitting the
// same dead node all of the time.
return new KetamaIterator(k, 7, getKetamaNodes(), hashAlg);
}
public NodeLocator getReadonlyCopy() {
TreeMap smn=new TreeMap(
getKetamaNodes());
Collection an=
new ArrayList(allNodes.size());
// Rewrite the values a copy of the map.
for(Map.Entry me : smn.entrySet()) {
me.setValue(new MemcachedNodeROImpl(me.getValue()));
}
// Copy the allNodes collection.
for(MemcachedNode n : allNodes) {
an.add(new MemcachedNodeROImpl(n));
}
return new KetamaNodeLocator(smn, an, hashAlg, config);
}
/**
* @return the ketamaNodes
*/
protected TreeMap getKetamaNodes() {
return ketamaNodes;
}
/**
* Setup the KetamaNodeLocator with the list of nodes it should use.
*
* @param nodes a List of MemcachedNodes for this KetamaNodeLocator to use in its continuum
*/
protected void setKetamaNodes(List nodes) {
TreeMap newNodeMap = new TreeMap();
int numReps= config.getNodeRepetitions();
for(MemcachedNode node : nodes) {
// Ketama does some special work with md5 where it reuses chunks.
if(hashAlg == HashAlgorithm.KETAMA_HASH) {
for(int i=0; i
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