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*/
package org.elasticsearch.reservedstate;
import org.elasticsearch.action.ActionRequestValidationException;
import org.elasticsearch.action.support.master.MasterNodeRequest;
import org.elasticsearch.core.TimeValue;
import org.elasticsearch.xcontent.XContentParser;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.util.Collection;
import java.util.Collections;
/**
* Base interface used for implementing 'operator mode' cluster state updates.
*
*
* Reserving cluster state, for file based settings and modules/plugins, requires
* that we have a separate update handler interface that is different than the REST handlers. This interface class declares
* the basic contract for implementing cluster state update handlers that result in a cluster state that is effectively immutable
* by the REST handlers. The only way the reserved cluster state can be updated is through the 'operator mode' actions, e.g. updating
* the file settings.
*
*/
public interface ReservedClusterStateHandler {
/**
* Unique identifier for the handler.
*
*
* The handler name is a unique identifier that is matched to a section in a
* cluster state update content. The reserved cluster state updates are done as a single
* cluster state update and the cluster state is typically supplied as a combined content,
* unlike the REST handlers. This name must match a desired content key name in the combined
* cluster state update, e.g. "ilm" or "cluster_settings" (for persistent cluster settings update).
*
* @return a String with the handler name, e.g "ilm".
*/
String name();
/**
* The transformation method implemented by the handler.
*
*
* The transform method of the handler should apply the necessary changes to
* the cluster state as it normally would in a REST handler. One difference is that the
* transform method in an reserved state handler must perform all CRUD operations of the cluster
* state in one go. For that reason, we supply a wrapper class to the cluster state called
* {@link TransformState}, which contains the current cluster state as well as any previous keys
* set by this handler on prior invocation.
*
* @param source The parsed information specific to this handler from the combined cluster state content
* @param prevState The previous cluster state and keys set by this handler (if any)
* @return The modified state and the current keys set by this handler
* @throws Exception
*/
TransformState transform(Object source, TransformState prevState) throws Exception;
/**
* List of dependent handler names for this handler.
*
*
* Sometimes certain parts of the cluster state cannot be created/updated without previously
* setting other cluster state components, e.g. composable templates. Since the reserved cluster state handlers
* are processed in random order by the ReservedClusterStateService, this method gives an opportunity
* to any reserved handler to declare other state handlers it depends on. Given dependencies exist,
* the ReservedClusterStateService will order those handlers such that the handlers that are dependent
* on are processed first.
*
* @return a collection of reserved state handler names
*/
default Collection dependencies() {
return Collections.emptyList();
}
/**
* List of optional dependent handler names for this handler.
*
*
* These are dependent handlers which may or may not exist for this handler to be
* processed. If the optional dependency exists, then they are simply ordered to be
* merged into the cluster state before this handler.
*
* @return a collection of optional reserved state handler names
*/
default Collection optionalDependencies() {
return Collections.emptyList();
}
/**
* Generic validation helper method that throws consistent exception for all handlers.
*
*
* All implementations of {@link ReservedClusterStateHandler} should call the request validate method, by calling this default
* implementation. To aid in any special validation logic that may need to be implemented by the reserved cluster state handler
* we provide this convenience method.
*
* @param request the master node request that we base this reserved state handler on
*/
default void validate(MasterNodeRequest request) {
ActionRequestValidationException exception = request.validate();
if (exception != null) {
throw new IllegalStateException("Validation error", exception);
}
}
/**
* The parse content method which is called during parsing of file based content.
*
*
* The immutable state can be provided as XContent, which means that each handler needs
* to implement a method to convert an XContent to an object it can consume later in
* transform
*
* @param parser the XContent parser we are parsing from
* @return
* @throws IOException
*/
T fromXContent(XContentParser parser) throws IOException;
/**
* Reserved-state handlers create master-node requests but never actually send them to the master node so the timeouts are not relevant.
*/
TimeValue DUMMY_TIMEOUT = TimeValue.THIRTY_SECONDS;
}