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package org.apache.flink.runtime.rpc;

import org.apache.flink.runtime.concurrent.ScheduledExecutor;
import org.apache.flink.runtime.rpc.exceptions.RpcConnectionException;

import java.io.Serializable;
import java.util.concurrent.Callable;
import java.util.concurrent.CompletableFuture;
import java.util.concurrent.Executor;
import java.util.concurrent.ScheduledFuture;
import java.util.concurrent.TimeUnit;

/**
 * Interface for rpc services. An rpc service is used to start and connect to a {@link RpcEndpoint}.
 * Connecting to a rpc server will return a {@link RpcGateway} which can be used to call remote
 * procedures.
 */
public interface RpcService {

	/**
	 * Return the hostname or host address under which the rpc service can be reached.
	 * If the rpc service cannot be contacted remotely, then it will return an empty string.
	 *
	 * @return Address of the rpc service or empty string if local rpc service
	 */
	String getAddress();

	/**
	 * Return the port under which the rpc service is reachable. If the rpc service cannot be
	 * contacted remotely, then it will return -1.
	 *
	 * @return Port of the rpc service or -1 if local rpc service
	 */
	int getPort();

	/**
	 * Connect to a remote rpc server under the provided address. Returns a rpc gateway which can
	 * be used to communicate with the rpc server. If the connection failed, then the returned
	 * future is failed with a {@link RpcConnectionException}.
	 *
	 * @param address Address of the remote rpc server
	 * @param clazz Class of the rpc gateway to return
	 * @param  Type of the rpc gateway to return
	 * @return Future containing the rpc gateway or an {@link RpcConnectionException} if the
	 * connection attempt failed
	 */
	 CompletableFuture connect(
		String address,
		Class clazz);

	/**
	 * Connect to a remote fenced rpc server under the provided address. Returns a fenced rpc gateway
	 * which can be used to communicate with the rpc server. If the connection failed, then the
	 * returned future is failed with a {@link RpcConnectionException}.
	 *
	 * @param address Address of the remote rpc server
	 * @param fencingToken Fencing token to be used when communicating with the server
	 * @param clazz Class of the rpc gateway to return
	 * @param  Type of the fencing token
	 * @param  Type of the rpc gateway to return
	 * @return Future containing the fenced rpc gateway or an {@link RpcConnectionException} if the
	 * connection attempt failed
	 */
	> CompletableFuture connect(
		String address,
		F fencingToken,
		Class clazz);

	/**
	 * Start a rpc server which forwards the remote procedure calls to the provided rpc endpoint.
	 *
	 * @param rpcEndpoint Rpc protocol to dispatch the rpcs to
	 * @param  Type of the rpc endpoint
	 * @return Self gateway to dispatch remote procedure calls to oneself
	 */
	 RpcServer startServer(C rpcEndpoint);


	/**
	 * Fence the given RpcServer with the given fencing token.
	 *
	 * 

Fencing the RpcServer means that we fix the fencing token to the provided value. * All RPCs will then be enriched with this fencing token. This expects that the receiving * RPC endpoint extends {@link FencedRpcEndpoint}. * * @param rpcServer to fence with the given fencing token * @param fencingToken to fence the RpcServer with * @param type of the fencing token * @return Fenced RpcServer */ RpcServer fenceRpcServer(RpcServer rpcServer, F fencingToken); /** * Stop the underlying rpc server of the provided self gateway. * * @param selfGateway Self gateway describing the underlying rpc server */ void stopServer(RpcServer selfGateway); /** * Trigger the asynchronous stopping of the {@link RpcService}. * * @return Future which is completed once the {@link RpcService} has been * fully stopped. */ CompletableFuture stopService(); /** * Returns a future indicating when the RPC service has been shut down. * * @return Termination future */ CompletableFuture getTerminationFuture(); /** * Gets the executor, provided by this RPC service. This executor can be used for example for * the {@code handleAsync(...)} or {@code thenAcceptAsync(...)} methods of futures. * *

IMPORTANT: This executor does not isolate the method invocations against * any concurrent invocations and is therefore not suitable to run completion methods of futures * that modify state of an {@link RpcEndpoint}. For such operations, one needs to use the * {@link RpcEndpoint#getMainThreadExecutor() MainThreadExecutionContext} of that * {@code RpcEndpoint}. * * @return The execution context provided by the RPC service */ Executor getExecutor(); /** * Gets a scheduled executor from the RPC service. This executor can be used to schedule * tasks to be executed in the future. * *

IMPORTANT: This executor does not isolate the method invocations against * any concurrent invocations and is therefore not suitable to run completion methods of futures * that modify state of an {@link RpcEndpoint}. For such operations, one needs to use the * {@link RpcEndpoint#getMainThreadExecutor() MainThreadExecutionContext} of that * {@code RpcEndpoint}. * * @return The RPC service provided scheduled executor */ ScheduledExecutor getScheduledExecutor(); /** * Execute the runnable in the execution context of this RPC Service, as returned by * {@link #getExecutor()}, after a scheduled delay. * * @param runnable Runnable to be executed * @param delay The delay after which the runnable will be executed */ ScheduledFuture scheduleRunnable(Runnable runnable, long delay, TimeUnit unit); /** * Execute the given runnable in the executor of the RPC service. This method can be used to run * code outside of the main thread of a {@link RpcEndpoint}. * *

IMPORTANT: This executor does not isolate the method invocations against * any concurrent invocations and is therefore not suitable to run completion methods of futures * that modify state of an {@link RpcEndpoint}. For such operations, one needs to use the * {@link RpcEndpoint#getMainThreadExecutor() MainThreadExecutionContext} of that * {@code RpcEndpoint}. * * @param runnable to execute */ void execute(Runnable runnable); /** * Execute the given callable and return its result as a {@link CompletableFuture}. This method can be used * to run code outside of the main thread of a {@link RpcEndpoint}. * *

IMPORTANT: This executor does not isolate the method invocations against * any concurrent invocations and is therefore not suitable to run completion methods of futures * that modify state of an {@link RpcEndpoint}. For such operations, one needs to use the * {@link RpcEndpoint#getMainThreadExecutor() MainThreadExecutionContext} of that * {@code RpcEndpoint}. * * @param callable to execute * @param is the return value type * @return Future containing the callable's future result */ CompletableFuture execute(Callable callable); }





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