Package com.hazelcast.spi.discovery

Interface DiscoveryStrategy

  • All Known Implementing Classes:
    AbstractDiscoveryStrategy, AwsDiscoveryStrategy, AzureDiscoveryStrategy, GcpDiscoveryStrategy, MulticastDiscoveryStrategy
    public interface DiscoveryStrategy
    The DiscoveryStrategy itself is the actual implementation to discover nodes based on whatever environment is used to run the Hazelcast cloud. The internal implementation is completely vendor specific and might use external Java libraries to query APIs or send requests to a external REST service.

    DiscoveryStrategies are also free to define any kind of properties that might be necessary to discover eligible nodes based on configured attributes, tags or any other kind of metadata.

    Using the simple lifecycle management strategies like multicast discovery is able to register and destroy sockets based on Hazelcast’s lifecycle. Deactivated services will also never be started.

    Attention: Instead of implementing this interface directly, implementors should consider using the abstract class AbstractDiscoveryStrategy instead for easier upgradeability while this interface evolves.

    Since:
    3.6

    • Method Detail

      • start

        void start()
        The start method is used to initialize internal state and perform any kind of startup procedure like multicast socket creation. The behavior of this method might change based on the DiscoveryNode instance passed to the DiscoveryStrategyFactory.

      • discoverNodes

        java.lang.Iterable<DiscoveryNode> discoverNodes()
        Returns a set of all discovered nodes based on the defined properties that were used to create the DiscoveryStrategy instance.
        Returns:
        a set of all discovered nodes

      • destroy

        void destroy()
        The stop method is used to stop internal services, sockets or to destroy any kind of internal state.

      • getPartitionGroupStrategy

        default PartitionGroupStrategy getPartitionGroupStrategy​(java.util.Collection<? extends Member> allMembers)
        Returns a custom implementation of a PartitionGroupStrategy to override default behavior of zone aware backup strategies PartitionGroupMetaData or to provide a specific behavior in case the discovery environment does not provide information about the infrastructure to be used for automatic configuration.
        Parameters:
        allMembers - Current state of Cluster data members, excluding lite members
        Returns:
        a custom implementation of a PartitionGroupStrategy otherwise null in case of the default implementation is to be used
        Since:
        4.2.1

      • getPartitionGroupStrategy

        @Deprecated
default PartitionGroupStrategy getPartitionGroupStrategy()
        Deprecated.
        - use the above method that takes allMember arguments Returns a custom implementation of a PartitionGroupStrategy to override default behavior of zone aware backup strategies PartitionGroupMetaData or to provide a specific behavior in case the discovery environment does not provide information about the infrastructure to be used for automatic configuration.
        Returns:
        a custom implementation of a PartitionGroupStrategy otherwise null in case of the default implementation is to be used
        Since:
        3.7

      • discoverLocalMetadata

        java.util.Map<java.lang.String,​java.lang.String> discoverLocalMetadata()
        Returns a map with discovered metadata provided by the runtime environment. Those information may include, but are not limited, to location information like datacenter, node name or additional tags to be used for custom purpose.

        Information discovered from this method are shaded into the Members attributes. Existing attributes will not be overridden, that way local attribute configuration overrides provided metadata.

        The default implementation provides an empty map with no further metadata configured. Returning null is not permitted and will most probably result in an NullPointerException inside the cluster system.

        Returns:
        a map of discovered metadata as provided by the runtime environment
        Since:
        3.7

      • markEndpointAsUnhealthy

        @PrivateApi
default void markEndpointAsUnhealthy​(Address address)
        Marks the passed Address as unhealthy, which prevents it from being offered as a viable endpoint in some DiscoveryStrategy implementations, usually prompting this endpoint to be periodically probed for liveliness. If not supported by the underlying implementation, then this call does nothing.
        Parameters:
        address - the address to mark as unhealthy
        Since:
        5.4

      • getUnhealthyEndpoints

        @PrivateApi
default java.util.Set<Address> getUnhealthyEndpoints()
        Fetches a set of Address marked as unhealthy by the underlying implementation. If not supported by the underlying implementation, then this call returns an empty set.
        Returns:
        set of Address which are currently marked as unhealthy if supported by the underlying implementation, otherwise an empty set.
        Since:
        5.4