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package software.amazon.kinesis.leases;

import java.util.Map;

import software.amazon.kinesis.leases.exceptions.DependencyException;
import software.amazon.kinesis.leases.exceptions.InvalidStateException;

/**
 * ILeaseTaker is used by LeaseCoordinator to take new leases, or leases that other workers fail to renew. Each
 * LeaseCoordinator instance corresponds to one worker and uses exactly one ILeaseTaker to take leases for that worker.
 */
public interface LeaseTaker {

    /**
     * Compute the set of leases available to be taken and attempt to take them. Lease taking rules are:
     * 
     * 1) If a lease's counter hasn't changed in long enough, try to take it.
     * 2) If we see a lease we've never seen before, take it only if owner == null. If it's owned, odds are the owner is
     * holding it. We can't tell until we see it more than once.
     * 3) For load balancing purposes, you may violate rules 1 and 2 for EXACTLY ONE lease per call of takeLeases().
     * 
     * @return map of shardId to Lease object for leases we just successfully took.
     * 
     * @throws DependencyException on unexpected DynamoDB failures
     * @throws InvalidStateException if lease table does not exist
     */
    Map takeLeases() throws DependencyException, InvalidStateException;

    /**
     * @return workerIdentifier for this LeaseTaker
     */
    String getWorkerIdentifier();

}