Controller architecture » History » Version 3
Tom Clegg, 01/14/2019 09:46 PM
1 | 1 | Tom Clegg | h1. Controller architecture |
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3 | **arvados** (Apache2) defines a DBClient interface with the Arvados database operations, like CollectionList(Context, ListOptions) (CollectionListResponse, error). It also defines a Context interface that adds permission context to context.Context. |
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5 | **rpc** (Apache2) implements arvados.DBClient by calling an Arvados controller's http service. It also provides an implementation of arvados.Context that wraps a token so it can be forwarded to the remote. |
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7 | **pgdb** implements arvados.DBClient by doing PostgreSQL queries. Enforces permissions, validations, model integrity. It also implements a database-backed arvados.Context. |
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9 | 2 | Tom Clegg | **pgdb/container** implements the Container/ContainerRequest methods of pgdb.DBClient. Also: pgdb/collection, pgdb/user, etc. |
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11 | **pgdbrow** provides generic functions (used by pgdb/container et al.) to translate between object fields/transformations and SQL rows/statements. |
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13 | 1 | Tom Clegg | **federation** implements arvados.DBClient by fanning out to multiple arvados.DBClient backends (typically one local and several remotes, to suit cluster config). Federation-unaware APIs fall through to a default pgdb.DBClient. |
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15 | **router** maps HTTP requests to actions by checking auth scope and calling the appropriate arvados.DBClient method. |
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17 | **server** listens on a port and serves http requests. Handler gets an arvados.Context from the (caller-provided) arvados.DBClient, and passes the request to a Router. |
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19 | **controller** reads a cluster config file and starts a server backed by a federation.DBClient. |
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21 | Diagram: https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1Qsj7Re4kE1tNMy7RaNR_dc9U5t6vswMJOhCI2YlbsCM/edit?usp=sharing |