The scheduler
is working with a model
describing the problem to solve.
For each scheduler snapshot created, the scheduler is sorting the future-events
based on the event ordering defined in the event-registry. The first event of that order is executed (see event execution). The resulting new values of state, past events, future events are used to create the new scheduler snapshot.
An event has three parameters (event-execution current-event state new-future-events)
:
current-event
which is the current event to executestate
which is the state value before the event executionnew-future-events
which is the list of future events without the current eventThe returned value is a event-return
, which future events have no needs to be sorted, they will be by the scheduler.
The `scheduler` is working with a `model` describing the problem to solve. For each scheduler snapshot created, the scheduler is sorting the `future-events` based on the event ordering defined in the event-registry. The first event of that order is executed (see event execution). The resulting new values of state, past events, future events are used to create the new scheduler snapshot. An event has three parameters `(event-execution current-event state new-future-events)`: * `current-event` which is the current event to execute * `state` which is the state value before the event execution * `new-future-events` which is the list of future events without the current event The returned value is a `event-return`, which future events have no needs to be sorted, they will be by the scheduler. ![entities](archi/scheduler_entity.png) ![aggregate](archi/scheduler_aggregate.png) ![state diagram](archi/scheduler_state.png)
(handler {:automaton-simulation-de.request/keys
[stopping-causes snapshot event-execution sorting current-event]
:as _request})
The handler execution is based on request
data and is returning a response
, it could be enriched with middlewares
.
The response
is initiated with the stopping-causes
of the request
, and the snapshot
. If succesful, it is updated with state
and future-events
of the event-execution
.
It may happen that errors occur and handler
creates stopping-cause
as:
sim-de-execution-not-found
if an event-execution
is not found, that event is moved to past-events
and the stopping-cause
added.sim-failed-event-execution
if an exception is raised during event-execution
, the stopping-cause
is added.The handler execution is based on `request` data and is returning a `response`, it could be enriched with `middlewares`. The `response` is initiated with the `stopping-causes` of the `request`, and the `snapshot`. If succesful, it is updated with `state` and `future-events` of the `event-execution`. It may happen that errors occur and `handler` creates `stopping-cause` as: * `sim-de-execution-not-found` if an `event-execution` is not found, that event is moved to `past-events` and the `stopping-cause` added. * `sim-failed-event-execution` if an exception is raised during `event-execution`, the `stopping-cause` is added.
(invalid-inputs model
scheduler-middlewares
scheduler-stopping-criterias
snapshot)
Returns a map describing why it is invalid or nil
if it is valid.
Returns a map describing why it is invalid or `nil` if it is valid.
(scheduler model scheduler-middlewares scheduler-stopping-criterias snapshot)
The scheduler executes the model
until a stopping-cause
is met.
Note that users can enrich the execution of it by:
model
with augmented registries.Note that particular attention has been paid to leverage model's preparation, e.g. stopping-criteria and middlewares aren't translated again, just their scheduler
version is.
Returns a response
with the last snapshot and the stopping-causes
.
The scheduler executes the `model` until a `stopping-cause` is met. Note that users can enrich the execution of it by: * enriching the `model` with augmented registries. * supplementary middlewares and stopping criteria that don't affect the model Note that particular attention has been paid to leverage model's preparation, e.g. stopping-criteria and middlewares aren't translated again, just their `scheduler` version is. Returns a `response` with the last snapshot and the `stopping-causes`.
(scheduler-loop event-registry
sorting
ahandler
{:automaton-simulation-de.scheduler.snapshot/keys
[future-events]
:as snapshot}
stopping-criterias)
scheduler-loop
is one loop iteration of the scheduler.
It is picking the first event
of the future-events
is the current-event
, used to get the event-execution
.
It starts with the build of a request
, call the handler
wrapped in middlewares
and add current-event
to the potential stopping-causes
Some error may create some stopping-causes
, they are not stopping execution here, to give a chance to middlewares to add some other stopping-causes
:
no-future-events
which is happening when no event is found in the future-events
to be executed.`scheduler-loop` is one loop iteration of the scheduler. It is picking the first `event` of the `future-events` is the `current-event`, used to get the `event-execution`. It starts with the build of a `request`, call the `handler` wrapped in `middlewares` and add `current-event` to the potential `stopping-causes` Some error may create some `stopping-causes`, they are not stopping execution here, to give a chance to middlewares to add some other `stopping-causes`: * `no-future-events` which is happening when no event is found in the `future-events` to be executed.
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