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If you modify file(s) * with this exception, you may extend this exception to your version of the * file(s), but you are not obligated to do so. If you do not wish to do so, * delete this exception statement from your version. If you delete this * exception statement from all source files in the program, then also delete * it in the license file. */ #pragma once #include #include "mongo/base/status.h" #include "mongo/executor/task_executor.h" #include "mongo/util/time_support.h" namespace mongo { namespace repl { /** * The DelayableTimeoutCallback is a utility class which allows a callback to be scheduled on an * executor at a given time, and then that time pushed back (later) arbitrarily often without * rescheduling the call on the executor. The callback is never called with CallbackCanceled or * ShutdownInProgress. * * All methods are thread safe, though isActive() and getNextCall() may return stale information * if external synchronization is not used. The callback is called without any locks held. */ class DelayableTimeoutCallback { public: /** * Creates a DelayableTimeoutCallback with the given executor and callback function. The * DelayableTimeoutCallback is inactive (the callback is not scheduled) when constructed. */ DelayableTimeoutCallback(executor::TaskExecutor* executor, executor::TaskExecutor::CallbackFn callback, std::string timerName = std::string()) : _executor(executor), _callback(std::move(callback)), _timerName(std::move(timerName)){}; ~DelayableTimeoutCallback(); /** * If the timeout is scheduled, cancel it. The callback function will not be called. */ void cancel(); /** * Schedule the timeout to occur at "when", regardless of if or when it is already scheduled. * If it is already scheduled to occur after "when", it is canceled and rescheduled * * Returns status of the attempt to schedule on the executor. */ Status scheduleAt(Date_t when); /** * Schedule the timeout to occur at "when" if it is not scheduled or scheduled to occur before * "when". If it is already scheduled to occur before "when", this call has no effect. * * Returns status of the attempt to schedule on the executor. */ Status delayUntil(Date_t when); /** * Returns whether the callback is scheduled at all. */ bool isActive() const; /** * Returns when the next call to the passed-in callback will be made, or Date_t() if inactive. */ Date_t getNextCall() const; protected: void _cancel(WithLock); Status _scheduleAt(WithLock, Date_t when); Status _delayUntil(WithLock, Date_t when); executor::TaskExecutor* _getExecutor() { return _executor; } mutable Mutex _mutex = MONGO_MAKE_LATCH("DelayableTimeoutCallback"); private: void _handleTimeout(const executor::TaskExecutor::CallbackArgs& cbData); Status _reschedule(WithLock, Date_t when); executor::TaskExecutor* _executor; executor::TaskExecutor::CallbackHandle _cbHandle; const executor::TaskExecutor::CallbackFn _callback; Date_t _nextCall; // Timer name is used only for logging. const std::string _timerName; }; /** * DelayableTimeoutCallbackWithJitter is a slight variation on DelayableTimeoutCallback * which adds some additional random time to delays. Since the callback may be delayed at * intervals much shorter than the random time, this would naively result in the timeout * either being moved backwards often, or if we forbid moving it backwards, ending up quickly * moving to the maximum jitter (which isn't very random). To avoid that, we only recompute * the jitter every maximum jitter interval -- e.g. if the max jitter is 10 seconds and we * add 3 seconds jitter at time T, we will add 3 seconds jitter to every subsequent call until * time T + 10. * * The typical purpose of the jitter is to prevent two timers receiving delay calls at the same * times from firing at the same time. * * Synchronization of the randomSource is up to the caller; it is provided externally to * avoid having a separate random number generator per timer. The randomSource function will * be called with the maximum jitter value passed to delayUntilWithJitter; it should return * a value in the range [0, maxJitter) or [0, maxJitter] depending on what you want the * actual jitter range to be. */ class DelayableTimeoutCallbackWithJitter : public DelayableTimeoutCallback { public: using RandomSource = std::function; DelayableTimeoutCallbackWithJitter(executor::TaskExecutor* executor, executor::TaskExecutor::CallbackFn callback, RandomSource randomSource, std::string timerName = std::string()) : DelayableTimeoutCallback(executor, std::move(callback), timerName), _randomSource(std::move(randomSource)) {} Status scheduleAt(Date_t when); Status delayUntil(Date_t when); Status delayUntilWithJitter(Date_t when, Milliseconds maxJitter); private: void _resetRandomization(WithLock); RandomSource _randomSource; Date_t _lastRandomizationTime; Milliseconds _currentJitter; }; } // namespace repl } // namespace mongo