fair_backlog_manager.go ×3

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go.temporal.io/server/service/matching/fair_backlog_manager.go 23 introduced LOC · 3 ranges

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282 }
283
284 > func (c *fairBacklogManagerImpl) BacklogStatsByPriority() map[int32]*taskqueuepb.TaskQueueStats { fair_backlog_manager.go
285 > c.subqueueLock.Lock()
286 > defer c.subqueueLock.Unlock()
287 >
288 > result := make(map[int32]*taskqueuepb.TaskQueueStats)
289 > backlogCounts := c.db.getApproximateBacklogCountsBySubqueue()
290 > for subqueueIdx, priorityKey := range c.priorityBySubqueue {
291 > pk := int32(priorityKey)
292 >
293 > // Note that there could be more than one subqueue for the same priority.
294 > if _, ok := result[pk]; !ok {
295 > result[pk] = &taskqueuepb.TaskQueueStats{
296 > // TODO(pri): returning 0 to match existing behavior, but maybe emptyBacklogAge would
297 > // be more appropriate in the future.
298 > ApproximateBacklogAge: durationpb.New(0),
299 > }
300 > }
301
302 // Add backlog counts together across all subqueues for the same priority.
303 > result[pk].ApproximateBacklogCount += backlogCounts[subqueueIdx] fair_backlog_manager.go
304 >
305 > // Find greatest backlog age for across all subqueues for the same priority.
306 > oldestBacklogTime := c.subqueues[subqueueIdx].getOldestBacklogTime()
307 > if !oldestBacklogTime.IsZero() {
308 oldestBacklogAge := time.Since(oldestBacklogTime)
309 if oldestBacklogAge > result[pk].ApproximateBacklogAge.AsDuration() {
go.temporal.io/server/service/matching/fair_task_reader.go 5 introduced LOC · 1 range

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122 }
123
124 > func (tr *fairTaskReader) getOldestBacklogTime() time.Time { fair_task_reader.go
125 > tr.lock.Lock()
126 > defer tr.lock.Unlock()
127 > return tr.backlogAge.oldestTime()
128 > }
129
130 func (tr *fairTaskReader) completeTask(task *internalTask, res taskResponse) {