Update tutorial and example config files #42
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WalkthroughThe changes introduce a conditional mechanism for resource management in the rFaaS framework, allowing the system to skip connecting to a resource manager if an executors database is provided. Configuration files have been updated to reflect new parameters and values, enhancing the resource allocation settings. Additionally, several code files have been modified to support the new logic, including the introduction of flags for resource management control and updates to method signatures. Changes
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config/benchmark.json (1)
9-9: Consider specifying the unit for the 'memory' value.The addition of the 'memory' configuration is a good improvement for customizing the benchmark. However, the unit of measurement for the value 256 is not specified.
To improve clarity, consider either:
- Adding a comment in the JSON file to specify the unit, like so:
"benchmark": { - "memory": 256, + "memory": 256, // MB "pin_threads": false,
- Or, if possible within your application's parsing logic, explicitly include the unit in the value:
"benchmark": { - "memory": 256, + "memory": "256MB", "pin_threads": false,This will help prevent any potential misunderstandings about the amount of memory being allocated for the benchmark.
rfaas/include/rfaas/allocation.hpp (1)
42-45: LGTM! Consider enhancing the documentation.The addition of
coresandmemoryfields to theAllocationRequeststruct is a good approach for maintaining backward compatibility. The initialization to 0 and placement at the end of the struct ensure that existing code won't be affected.To improve clarity, consider expanding the comment to explain when and how these fields should be used. For example:
- // Legacy support for skipping resource manager + // Legacy support for skipping resource manager. + // If both cores and memory are set to non-zero values, + // the resource manager will be bypassed and these values will be used directly. int16_t cores = 0; int32_t memory = 0;This additional context would help future developers understand the purpose and usage of these fields more easily.
rfaas/lib/connection.cpp (1)
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1-233: Overall assessment: Good improvement, but consider broader implications.The changes to the
resource_mgr_connectionconstructor introduce a more flexible approach to resource management, which is in line with the PR objectives. However, this change may have implications for other parts of the class and potentially the wider system.Next steps:
- Review and update all methods in
resource_mgr_connectionto handle cases where_activeis not initialized.- Consider adding a state flag or similar mechanism to clearly indicate whether the connection is in an "uninitialized" state.
- Update the class documentation to reflect the new behavior when an empty address is provided.
- If this change is part of a larger refactoring effort, ensure that all dependent code (both within this file and in other parts of the system) is updated to handle the new behavior.
docs/tutorial.md (6)
12-72: Excellent addition of RDMA Configuration section!This new section provides valuable information about RDMA support, including both hardware and emulation options. The step-by-step instructions for setting up SoftROCE and performing performance tests are clear and helpful.
Consider adding a brief note about the performance implications of using SoftROCE compared to hardware RDMA. This could help users set appropriate expectations when using the emulation option.
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76-82: Improved clarity in Setup instructionsThe updated setup instructions provide a clearer explanation of the distributed nature of the rFaaS framework. The use of variables for device and IP addresses enhances flexibility.
To further improve clarity, consider adding a brief example of how these variables might be set, e.g.:
server_device="mlx5_0" server_ip="192.168.1.100" benchmark_device="mlx5_1" benchmark_ip="192.168.1.101"This would help users understand how to apply these variables in the subsequent configuration steps.
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111-111: Simplified device configuration generationThe introduction of the
tools/device_generator.shscript is a great improvement. It simplifies the process of creating device configurations, reducing the potential for errors in manual JSON editing.Consider adding a brief explanation of how the script works and what input it expects. This would help users understand how to use the script effectively.
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205-213: Improved executor resource specificationThe addition of the
memoryfield to the executor configuration is a valuable improvement. It allows for more precise resource allocation and management.To enhance clarity, consider adding a brief comment explaining the units of the
memoryfield (e.g., MB, GB) and whether this represents the total available memory or the memory allocated to a single function execution.
277-321: Excellent addition of Resource Manager documentationThe new "Using Resource Manager" section is a valuable addition to the tutorial. It provides comprehensive instructions for deploying, configuring, and integrating the resource manager into the rFaaS system. The inclusion of both JSON configuration and HTTP interface methods for adding executors offers flexibility to users.
Consider the following enhancements to further improve this section:
- Add a brief explanation of when users should consider using the resource manager (e.g., scale thresholds, use cases).
- Provide an example of how to verify that the resource manager is running correctly after setup.
- Consider adding a note about security considerations for the HTTP interface, especially if it's exposed beyond localhost.
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16-16: Address minor language and formatting issuesThere are a few minor language and formatting issues that could be addressed to improve the overall quality of the documentation:
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This change provides a more comprehensive configuration for resource allocation and identification. --- `4-4`: **New "node" property added for executor identification.** The addition of the "node" property with the value "exec-mgr-node" enhances the identification of the executor. This can be useful for managing multiple executors in a distributed system. --- `7-7`: **Cores allocation updated.** The "cores" value has been changed from 0 to 1. This change allocates one core to the executor, which is more realistic than the previous value of 0. However, please ensure that this change aligns with your system's capabilities and resource allocation strategy. --- `8-8`: **New "memory" property added.** A new "memory" property has been introduced with a value of 512. This explicitly defines the memory allocation for the executor, which is a good practice for resource management. Please confirm that 512 (presumably MB) is the intended memory allocation for this executor. --- `5-5`: **"address" property remains empty.** The "address" property is still an empty string. Is this intentional? An empty address might cause issues when trying to connect to the executor. Please confirm if this is the expected configuration or if it should be populated with a valid address. ```shell #!/bin/bash # Description: Check for any other occurrences of empty address fields in the codebase echo "Searching for empty address fields in JSON files:" rg --type json '"address":\s*""'
6-6: Port number updated.The port number has been changed from 10000 to 10005.
Please confirm that this port change is intentional and that it doesn't conflict with any other services in your environment.
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config/resource_manager.json (6)
4-4: Verify the RDMA device port number.The
rdma_device_porthas been updated from 0 to 10000. This change indicates that RDMA communication is now configured to use a specific port, which is good for consistent configuration.Please confirm that port 10000 is the intended port for RDMA communication. If this is a production setting, ensure that any necessary firewall rules or network configurations have been updated to allow traffic on this port.
5-5: Consider security implications of listening on all interfaces.The
http_network_addresshas been changed from an empty string to "0.0.0.0", which means the HTTP server will listen on all available network interfaces.While this change increases accessibility, it may also increase the attack surface. Please ensure that:
- This level of accessibility is intended for the deployment environment.
- Appropriate security measures (e.g., firewalls, authentication) are in place to protect the service.
- If this is a production setting, consider using a specific IP address instead of "0.0.0.0" if the service should only be accessible on a particular network interface.
6-6: Verify the HTTP network port choice.The
http_network_porthas been updated from 0 to 5000. This change specifies a concrete port for the HTTP server, which is good for consistent configuration.Please confirm that port 5000 is the intended port for HTTP communication. Consider the following:
- If this is a production setting, using a non-standard HTTP port like 5000 might require explicit port specification in URLs.
- Ensure that any necessary firewall rules or network configurations have been updated to allow traffic on this port.
- If the service is intended to be publicly accessible, consider using standard HTTP (80) or HTTPS (443) ports for easier access and better compatibility with firewalls and proxy servers.
7-7: Consider performance implications of single-threaded RDMA operations.The new
rdma-threadsparameter has been added with a value of 1, indicating single-threaded RDMA operations.While this is a safe starting point, consider the following:
- Evaluate if single-threaded operation meets the performance requirements of your use case.
- If higher performance is needed, consider increasing the thread count based on the available hardware resources and the expected load.
- Document the reasoning behind this configuration choice for future reference.
8-8: Enhance security for RDMA secret.The new
rdma-secretparameter has been added with a value of 42. While this introduces a form of authentication for RDMA communications, which is good, the current value might not be secure enough.Consider the following security enhancements:
- Use a longer, more complex value for the secret in production environments.
- Implement a secure method for generating and distributing this secret.
- Consider using environment variables or a secure secrets management system instead of hardcoding the secret in the configuration file.
- Ensure that the secret is rotated periodically as part of your security practices.
9-9: Clarify the purpose of RDMA sleep option.The new
rdma-sleepparameter has been added and set to true. While this introduces additional control over RDMA operations, its purpose and implications are not immediately clear from the configuration alone.Please provide clarification on the following:
- What is the purpose of the RDMA sleep option?
- How does enabling this option affect system performance or behavior?
- Are there specific scenarios or conditions where this option should be enabled or disabled?
- Consider adding a comment in the configuration file or accompanying documentation to explain the purpose and implications of this setting.
config/executor_manager.json (3)
5-5: Confirm the purpose and uniqueness of the node name.A new
node_nameparameter has been added with the value "exec-mgr-node". Please clarify:
- The purpose of this parameter in the system architecture.
- Whether this name needs to be unique across the cluster or if it's a generic identifier for all executor manager nodes.
- If this name is used in any networking or service discovery mechanisms.
9-9: Clarify the purpose and impact of the new RDMA sleep parameter.A new
rdma-sleepparameter has been added and set to true. Please provide more information:
- What is the purpose of this parameter?
- How does it affect the RDMA behavior and overall system performance?
- Are there any scenarios where this should be set to false?
- Is this parameter documented in the project's technical documentation?
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4-4: Verify RDMA port availability and conflicts.The RDMA device port has been changed from 10000 to 10005. Please ensure that:
- Port 10005 is available on the target system.
- This change doesn't conflict with other services or configurations.
- All relevant documentation and deployment scripts are updated to reflect this change.
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rfaas/include/rfaas/client.hpp (1)
75-75: Approve the change, but verify its consistency and impact.The modification from
-1to0for the fifth parameter in thestd::make_optional<rfaas::executor>constructor call appears to be a reasonable change. It likely represents a shift from an "invalid" or "uninitialized" state to a valid initial state, which is a common practice in programming.However, to ensure the change doesn't introduce any unexpected behaviors:
- Verify that this change is consistent with how lease IDs or similar identifiers are used throughout the codebase.
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rfaas::executorclass) correctly handles the new initial value of0.- Update any relevant documentation or comments to reflect this change in initialization behavior.
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-1to0for the fifth parameter in thestd::make_optional<rfaas::executor>constructor aligns with existing code logic wherelease_idvalues of0and above are treated as valid. This change ensures that the executor is initialized with a valid lease ID, preventing potential issues related to invalid or uninitialized states.
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server/resource_manager/db.cpp (1)
19-21: Approve the change, but consider additional improvementsThe modification to check for maximum length instead of minimum length is a good practice. It prevents overly long node names, which could cause issues in other parts of the system.
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node_nameinserver/resource_manager/db.cppis correctly implemented and does not impact other parts of the codebase.Please consider the following enhancements:
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docs/tutorial.md (1)
155-160: Enhanced Executor Manager configuration optionsThe addition of
rdma_device_port,node_name, andresource_manager_secretto the configuration provides more granular control over the executor manager setup. This is a positive change that enhances flexibility and security.Could you please provide more information about the following:
- Is the
rdma_device_port(10005) a default value or a required specific port?- What is the purpose of the
node_namefield?- How is the
resource_manager_secretused in the system, and are there any guidelines for setting its value?This additional context would be valuable for users configuring the system.
benchmarks/warm_benchmark.cpp (2)
45-46: Initialization ofskip_resource_manageris appropriateThe variable
skip_resource_managercorrectly determines whether to skip the resource manager based on the emptiness ofopts.executors_database.
78-78: Verify the correctness ofexecutor.allocatemethod argumentsThe
executor.allocatemethod is called withskip_resource_manageras the last argument:if (!executor.allocate(opts.flib, opts.input_size, settings.benchmark.hot_timeout, false, skip_resource_manager)) { // ... }Please confirm that the method signature of
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329-336: Clarify the logic for resource manager skippingThe conditional block starting at line 330 uses
if(skip_resource_manager)within a larger conditionif(!skip_manager). This nested logic can be confusing:if(!skip_manager) { // ... if(skip_resource_manager) { // Set cores and memory } // ... }If
skip_manageristrue, the entire block is skipped, including the check forskip_resource_manager. Verify that this logic accurately reflects the intended behavior. If the resource manager should be skipped independently ofskip_manager, consider restructuring the conditions or adding comments to clarify the flow.
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Unresolved References to Old RDMA Device Port (10005)
The old RDMA device port (10005) is still referenced in the following configuration files:
config/executors_database.jsonconfig/executor_manager.json
Please update these references to the new port number (10006) to ensure consistency across the codebase.
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Please clarify the reason for changing the RDMA device port.
The RDMA device port has been changed from 10005 to 10006. While this change is straightforward, it's important to understand the reasoning behind it.
Could you please provide more context on why this change was necessary? Additionally, it would be helpful to document this change in a comment or in the project's documentation to ensure other developers are aware of the new port number.
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Correction Needed: Update the search command for Python files.
The previous command failed because the python file type was not recognized. Please use the .py extension to search Python files instead.
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| "resource_manager_secret": 42, |
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Enhance security for the resource manager secret.
The resource_manager_secret has been changed from 0 to 42. While this is an improvement over using 0, consider the following:
- Use a more secure, randomly generated value instead of a predictable number like 42.
- Implement a secure method to distribute and update this secret.
- Consider using environment variables or a secure secret management system instead of hardcoding the value in the configuration file.
| if(!address.empty()) { | ||
| _active = rdmalib::RDMAActive(_address, _port, rcv_buf); | ||
| _active.allocate(); | ||
| } |
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Issues Found with _active Usage in resource_mgr_connection
The conditional initialization of _active based on a non-empty address introduces potential risks where _active may not be initialized. However, several methods within the resource_mgr_connection class directly use _active without verifying its initialization status. This can lead to undefined behavior or crashes if these methods are invoked when _active is not set.
Key Points to Address:
- Methods such as
connect(),disconnect(),is_connected(), andconnection()use_activedirectly. - Ensure that these methods include appropriate checks to handle cases where
_activeis not initialized. - Review and update all usages of
_activeto include safeguards against uninitialized states.
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LGTM, but consider additional safeguards.
The conditional initialization of _active based on a non-empty address is a good improvement for flexible resource management. This change aligns well with the PR objective of updating the resource management mechanism.
However, please consider the following:
- Update the
connect()method to handle cases where_activeis not initialized. - Add appropriate null checks or safeguards in other methods that use
_active. - Document the expected behavior of the object when the address is empty.
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This will help identify any potential issues with unguarded _active usage.
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| leased_executor = instance.lease(settings.benchmark.numcores, settings.benchmark.memory, *settings.device); | ||
| if (!leased_executor.has_value()) { | ||
| spdlog::error("Couldn't acquire a lease!"); | ||
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| rfaas::servers::deserialize(in_cfg); | ||
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| leased_executor = instance.lease(rfaas::servers::instance(), settings.benchmark.numcores, settings.benchmark.memory); | ||
| if (!leased_executor.has_value()) { | ||
| spdlog::error("Couldn't acquire a lease!"); | ||
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Consider refactoring duplicated error handling in resource leasing
Both branches of the if statement handle leasing an executor and check for failure in a similar way. To improve maintainability and reduce code duplication, consider extracting common error handling into a separate function or restructuring the logic.
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Ensure consistent implementation of special member functions in executor.
You have added a move assignment operator executor& operator=(executor&& obj);. Since executor manages resources and defines a custom destructor and move constructor, it's important to follow the Rule of Five. Please ensure that you also explicitly declare or delete the copy constructor and copy assignment operator to prevent unintended copying and resource management issues.
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| _device = std::move(obj._device); | ||
| _numcores = std::move(obj._numcores); | ||
| _memory = std::move(obj._memory); | ||
| _executions = std::move(obj._executions); | ||
| _invoc_id = std::move(obj._invoc_id); | ||
| _lease_id = std::move(obj._lease_id); | ||
| _connections = std::move(obj._connections); | ||
| _exec_manager = std::move(obj._exec_manager); | ||
| _func_names = std::move(obj._func_names); | ||
| _futures = std::move(obj._futures); | ||
| _background_thread = std::move(obj._background_thread); | ||
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Ensure thread safety when moving '_background_thread' in move assignment
In the move assignment operator, _background_thread is moved from obj to *this without confirming its state. If the background thread is running in obj during the move, transferring ownership could lead to undefined behavior or race conditions. It's important to ensure that the thread is safely stopped or joined before moving it. Consider adding synchronization mechanisms or checks to guarantee thread safety during the move operation.
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| int hot_timeout, bool skip_manager, bool skip_resource_manger, rdmalib::Benchmarker<5> * benchmarker) | |||
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Correct the typo in parameter name 'skip_resource_manger'
The parameter skip_resource_manger appears to have a typo. It should be skip_resource_manager to accurately reflect its purpose and maintain consistency.
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| bool ret = _exec_manager->connect(); | |||
| spdlog::error("connect"); | |||
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Use appropriate logging levels for informational messages
The spdlog::error function is used to log informational messages at lines 307 and 332:
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spdlog::error("connect"); - Line 332:
spdlog::error("{} {}", _numcores, _memory);
Using the error log level for regular status messages might cause confusion and clutter the error logs. Consider using spdlog::info or spdlog::debug for such messages to better categorize log output.
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| *_client_responses.data() = (LeaseStatus) {LeaseStatus::UNKNOWN}; | ||
| client.connection->post_send(_client_responses); | ||
| client.connection->receive_wcs().update_requests(-1); | ||
| client.connection->receive_wcs().refill(); | ||
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| client.allocation_requests.data()[wr_id].lease_id, | ||
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| client.allocation_requests.data()[wr_id].memory | ||
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Consider Refactoring to Eliminate Code Duplication
In the _process_client function, the code within the if(!_skip_rm) and else blocks handles the assignment of the lease variable differently but performs similar operations afterward. This can lead to code duplication and make maintenance harder in the future. Consider refactoring the code to unify the assignment of lease and streamline the control flow.
Apply this diff to refactor the code:
Lease lease;
if (!_skip_rm) {
- if(!lease.has_value()) {
- spdlog::warn("Received request for unknown lease {}", lease_id);
- *_client_responses.data() = (LeaseStatus) {LeaseStatus::UNKNOWN};
- client.connection->post_send(_client_responses);
- client.connection->receive_wcs().update_requests(-1);
- client.connection->receive_wcs().refill();
- client.connection->poll_wc(rdmalib::QueueType::SEND, true, 1);
- return true;
- }
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-} else {
+ auto lease_opt = _leases.get_threadsafe(lease_id);
+ if(!lease_opt.has_value()) {
+ spdlog::warn("Received request for unknown lease {}", lease_id);
+ *_client_responses.data() = (LeaseStatus) {LeaseStatus::UNKNOWN};
+ client.connection->post_send(_client_responses);
+ client.connection->receive_wcs().update_requests(-1);
+ client.connection->receive_wcs().refill();
+ client.connection->poll_wc(rdmalib::QueueType::SEND, true, 1);
+ return true;
+ }
+ lease = lease_opt.value();
+} else {
lease = Lease{
client.allocation_requests.data()[wr_id].lease_id,
client.allocation_requests.data()[wr_id].cores,
client.allocation_requests.data()[wr_id].memory
};
}
+// Proceed with processing using the leaseThis refactoring moves the common operations outside the conditional blocks, reducing duplication and enhancing readability.
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Ensure Proper Event Handling When _skip_rm is True
In the _process_events_sleep function, when _skip_rm is true, the res_mgr poller is not initialized or added to the event_poller. However, later in the event loop, the code assumes that events from the resource manager may still occur, which could lead to undefined behavior or errors.
Consider modifying the event loop to account for the absence of the resource manager poller. Here's a suggested change:
if (!_shutdown.load()) {
auto [events, count] = event_poller.poll(POLLING_TIMEOUT_MS);
for(int i = 0; i < count; ++i) {
- if(events[i].data.u32 == 0) {
+ if(events[i].data.u32 == 0) { // Client events
// Handle client events
}
- else {
+ else if (!_skip_rm && events[i].data.u32 == 1) { // Resource manager events
// Handle resource manager events
}
+ else {
+ spdlog::warn("Received unexpected event data: {}", events[i].data.u32);
+ }
}By adding a check for _skip_rm, you prevent the code from attempting to handle resource manager events when the poller is not initialized, thereby avoiding potential errors.
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| rdmalib::Poller res_mgr; | |
| if(!_skip_rm) { | |
| res_mgr = rdmalib::Poller{_res_mgr_connection->connection().qp()->recv_cq}; | |
| res_mgr.set_nonblocking(); | |
| res_mgr.notify_events(false); | |
| event_poller.add_channel(res_mgr, 1); | |
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| rdmalib::Poller res_mgr; | |
| if(!_skip_rm) { | |
| res_mgr = rdmalib::Poller{_res_mgr_connection->connection().qp()->recv_cq}; | |
| res_mgr.set_nonblocking(); | |
| res_mgr.notify_events(false); | |
| event_poller.add_channel(res_mgr, 1); | |
| } | |
| if (!_shutdown.load()) { | |
| auto [events, count] = event_poller.poll(POLLING_TIMEOUT_MS); | |
| for(int i = 0; i < count; ++i) { | |
| if(events[i].data.u32 == 0) { // Client events | |
| // Handle client events | |
| } | |
| else if (!_skip_rm && events[i].data.u32 == 1) { // Resource manager events | |
| // Handle resource manager events | |
| } | |
| else { | |
| spdlog::warn("Received unexpected event data: {}", events[i].data.u32); | |
| } | |
| } | |
| } |
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