Package org.infinispan.distribution.ch

Interface ConsistentHashFactory<CH extends ConsistentHash>

@Deprecated
public interface ConsistentHashFactory<CH extends ConsistentHash>

Deprecated.

Since 11.0. Will be removed in 14.0, the segment allocation will no longer be customizable.

Factory for ConsistentHash instances.

We say a consistent hash ch is balanced iif rebalance(ch).equals(ch).

The consistent hashes created by create(int, int, List, Map) must be balanced, but the ones created by updateMembers(ConsistentHash, List, Map) and union(ConsistentHash, ConsistentHash) will likely be unbalanced.

Since:

5.2

Author:

Dan Berindei

See Also:

Non-BlockingStateTransferV2

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
CH	create(int numOwners, int numSegments, List<org.infinispan.remoting.transport.Address> members, Map<org.infinispan.remoting.transport.Address,Float> capacityFactors)	Deprecated. Create a new consistent hash instance.
default CH	create(Hash hashFunction, int numOwners, int numSegments, List<org.infinispan.remoting.transport.Address> members, Map<org.infinispan.remoting.transport.Address,Float> capacityFactors)	Deprecated. since 11.0.
default CH	fromPersistentState(ScopedPersistentState state)	Deprecated. Recreates a ConsistentHash from a previously stored persistent state.
CH	rebalance(CH baseCH)	Deprecated. Create a new consistent hash instance, based on an existing instance, but balanced according to the implementation's rules.
CH	union(CH ch1, CH ch2)	Deprecated. Creates a union of two compatible ConsistentHashes (use the same hashing function and have the same configuration parameters).
CH	updateMembers(CH baseCH, List<org.infinispan.remoting.transport.Address> newMembers, Map<org.infinispan.remoting.transport.Address,Float> capacityFactors)	Deprecated. Updates an existing consistent hash instance to remove owners that are not in the newMembers list.

Method Detail

create

@Deprecated
default CH create(Hash hashFunction,
                  int numOwners,
                  int numSegments,
                  List<org.infinispan.remoting.transport.Address> members,
                  Map<org.infinispan.remoting.transport.Address,Float> capacityFactors)

Deprecated.

since 11.0. hashFunction is ignored, use create(int, int, List, Map) instead.

Create a new consistent hash instance. The consistent hash will be balanced.

Parameters:

numOwners - The ideal number of owners for each key. The created consistent hash can have more or less owners, but each key will have at least one owner.

numSegments - Number of hash-space segments. The implementation may round up the number of segments for performance, or may ignore the parameter altogether.

members - A list of addresses representing the new cache members.

capacityFactors - The capacity factor of each member. Determines the relative capacity of each node compared to the others. The implementation may ignore this parameter. If null, all the members are assumed to have a capacity factor of 1.

create

CH create(int numOwners,
          int numSegments,
          List<org.infinispan.remoting.transport.Address> members,
          Map<org.infinispan.remoting.transport.Address,Float> capacityFactors)

Deprecated.

Create a new consistent hash instance. The consistent hash will be balanced.

Parameters:

numOwners - The ideal number of owners for each key. The created consistent hash can have more or less owners, but each key will have at least one owner.

numSegments - Number of hash-space segments. The implementation may round up the number of segments for performance, or may ignore the parameter altogether.

members - A list of addresses representing the new cache members.

capacityFactors - The capacity factor of each member. Determines the relative capacity of each node compared to the others. The implementation may ignore this parameter. If null, all the members are assumed to have a capacity factor of 1.

updateMembers

CH updateMembers(CH baseCH,
                 List<org.infinispan.remoting.transport.Address> newMembers,
                 Map<org.infinispan.remoting.transport.Address,Float> capacityFactors)

Deprecated.

Updates an existing consistent hash instance to remove owners that are not in the newMembers list.

If a segment has at least one owner in newMembers, this method will not add another owner. This guarantees that the new consistent hash can be used immediately, without transferring any state.

If a segment has no owners in newMembers and the ConsistentHash implementation (e.g. DefaultConsistentHash) requires at least one owner for each segment, this method may add one or more owners for that segment. Since the data in that segment was lost, the new consistent hash can still be used without transferring state.

Parameters:

baseCH - An existing consistent hash instance, should not be null

newMembers - A list of addresses representing the new cache members.

capacityFactors - The capacity factor of each member. Determines the relative capacity of each node compared to the others. The implementation may ignore this parameter. If null, all the members are assumed to have a capacity factor of 1.

Returns:

A new ConsistentHash instance, or baseCH if the existing instance does not need any changes.

rebalance

CH rebalance(CH baseCH)

Deprecated.

Create a new consistent hash instance, based on an existing instance, but balanced according to the implementation's rules.

Parameters:

baseCH - An existing consistent hash instance, should not be null

Returns:

A new ConsistentHash instance, or baseCH if the existing instance does not need any changes.

union

CH union(CH ch1,
         CH ch2)

Deprecated.

Creates a union of two compatible ConsistentHashes (use the same hashing function and have the same configuration parameters).

The owners of a segment s in union(ch1, ch2) will include both the owners of s in ch1 and the owners of s in ch2, so a cache can switch from using union(ch1, ch2) to using ch2 without transferring any state.

fromPersistentState

default CH fromPersistentState(ScopedPersistentState state)

Deprecated.

Recreates a ConsistentHash from a previously stored persistent state. The returned ConsistentHash will not have proper addresses, but PersistentUUIDs instead so they will need to be replaced

Parameters:

state - the state to restore