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package brooklyn.location;

import java.util.Collection;
import java.util.Map;

/**
 * A location that is able to provision new machines within its location.
 *
 * This interface extends {@link Location} to add the ability to provision {@link MachineLocation}s in this location.
 */
public interface MachineProvisioningLocation extends Location {
    /**
     * Obtain a machine in this location.
     * 
     * @param flags Details of the desired machine (e.g. image, size, open ports, etc; some flag support is limited to selected providers).
     * "callerContext" can be specified to have custom logging and error messages (useful if starting machines in parallel)
     * @return a machine that is a child of this location.
     * @throws NoMachinesAvailableException if there are no machines available in this location (or impls may return null, but that is discouraged)
     */
    T obtain(Map flags) throws NoMachinesAvailableException;

    /**
     * Creates a new location of the same type, but with additional creation instructions in the form of flags,
     * e.g. for specifying subnets, security groups, etc
     * 

* Implementers who wish to subclass this provisioning location for additional functionality * in a specific cloud can use the relevant implementation of this method as a guide. */ MachineProvisioningLocation newSubLocation(Map newFlags); /** * Release a previously-obtained machine. * * @param machine a {@link MachineLocation} previously obtained from a call to {@link #obtain()} * @throws IllegalStateException if the machine did not come from a call to {@link #obtain()} or it has already been released. */ void release(T machine); /** * Gets flags, suitable as an argument to {@link #obtain(Map)}. The tags provided give * hints about the machine required. The provisioning-location could be configured to * understand those tags. * * For example, an AWS-location could be configured to understand that a particular entity * type (e.g. "TomcatServer") requires a particular AMI in that region, so would return the * required image id. * * @param tags * @return */ Map getProvisioningFlags(Collection tags); }





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