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// Copyright (c) 2022 Uber Technologies, Inc.
//
// Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy
// of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal
// in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights
// to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell
// copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is
// furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
//
// The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in
// all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
//
// THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR
// IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY,
// FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE
// AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER
// LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM,
// OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN
// THE SOFTWARE.
package yarpc
import (
"context"
"fmt"
"go.uber.org/multierr"
"go.uber.org/net/metrics"
"go.uber.org/yarpc/api/middleware"
"go.uber.org/yarpc/api/transport"
"go.uber.org/yarpc/internal"
"go.uber.org/yarpc/internal/firstoutboundmiddleware"
"go.uber.org/yarpc/internal/inboundmiddleware"
"go.uber.org/yarpc/internal/observability"
"go.uber.org/yarpc/internal/outboundmiddleware"
"go.uber.org/yarpc/internal/request"
"go.uber.org/yarpc/pkg/lifecycle"
"go.uber.org/zap"
)
// Inbounds contains a list of inbound transports. Each inbound transport
// specifies a source through which incoming requests are received.
type Inbounds []transport.Inbound
// Outbounds provides access to outbounds for a remote service. Outbounds
// define how requests are sent from this service to the remote service.
type Outbounds map[string]transport.Outbounds
// OutboundMiddleware contains the different types of outbound middlewares.
type OutboundMiddleware struct {
Unary middleware.UnaryOutbound
Oneway middleware.OnewayOutbound
Stream middleware.StreamOutbound
}
// InboundMiddleware contains the different types of inbound middlewares.
type InboundMiddleware struct {
Unary middleware.UnaryInbound
Oneway middleware.OnewayInbound
Stream middleware.StreamInbound
}
// RouterMiddleware wraps the Router middleware
type RouterMiddleware middleware.Router
// NewDispatcher builds a new Dispatcher using the specified Config. At
// minimum, a service name must be specified.
//
// Invalid configurations or errors in constructing the Dispatcher will cause
// panics.
func NewDispatcher(cfg Config) *Dispatcher {
if cfg.Name == "" {
panic("yarpc.NewDispatcher expects a service name")
}
if err := internal.ValidateServiceName(cfg.Name); err != nil {
panic("yarpc.NewDispatcher expects a valid service name: " + err.Error())
}
logger := cfg.Logging.logger(cfg.Name)
extractor := cfg.Logging.extractor()
meter, stopMeter := cfg.Metrics.scope(cfg.Name, logger)
cfg = addObservingMiddleware(cfg, meter, logger, extractor)
cfg = addFirstOutboundMiddleware(cfg)
return &Dispatcher{
name: cfg.Name,
table: middleware.ApplyRouteTable(NewMapRouter(cfg.Name), cfg.RouterMiddleware),
inbounds: cfg.Inbounds,
outbounds: convertOutbounds(cfg.Outbounds, cfg.OutboundMiddleware),
transports: collectTransports(cfg.Inbounds, cfg.Outbounds),
inboundMiddleware: cfg.InboundMiddleware,
log: logger,
meter: meter,
stopMeter: stopMeter,
once: lifecycle.NewOnce(),
}
}
func addObservingMiddleware(cfg Config, meter *metrics.Scope, logger *zap.Logger, extractor observability.ContextExtractor) Config {
if cfg.DisableAutoObservabilityMiddleware {
return cfg
}
observer := observability.NewMiddleware(observability.Config{
Logger: logger,
Scope: meter,
ContextExtractor: extractor,
MetricTagsBlocklist: cfg.Metrics.TagsBlocklist,
Levels: observability.LevelsConfig{
Default: observability.DirectionalLevelsConfig{
Success: cfg.Logging.Levels.Success,
Failure: cfg.Logging.Levels.Failure,
ApplicationError: cfg.Logging.Levels.ApplicationError,
ServerError: cfg.Logging.Levels.ServerError,
ClientError: cfg.Logging.Levels.ClientError,
},
Inbound: observability.DirectionalLevelsConfig{
Success: cfg.Logging.Levels.Inbound.Success,
Failure: cfg.Logging.Levels.Inbound.Failure,
ApplicationError: cfg.Logging.Levels.Inbound.ApplicationError,
ServerError: cfg.Logging.Levels.Inbound.ServerError,
ClientError: cfg.Logging.Levels.Inbound.ClientError,
},
Outbound: observability.DirectionalLevelsConfig{
Success: cfg.Logging.Levels.Outbound.Success,
Failure: cfg.Logging.Levels.Outbound.Failure,
ApplicationError: cfg.Logging.Levels.Outbound.ApplicationError,
ServerError: cfg.Logging.Levels.Outbound.ServerError,
ClientError: cfg.Logging.Levels.Outbound.ClientError,
},
},
})
cfg.InboundMiddleware.Unary = inboundmiddleware.UnaryChain(observer, cfg.InboundMiddleware.Unary)
cfg.InboundMiddleware.Oneway = inboundmiddleware.OnewayChain(observer, cfg.InboundMiddleware.Oneway)
cfg.InboundMiddleware.Stream = inboundmiddleware.StreamChain(observer, cfg.InboundMiddleware.Stream)
cfg.OutboundMiddleware.Unary = outboundmiddleware.UnaryChain(cfg.OutboundMiddleware.Unary, observer)
cfg.OutboundMiddleware.Oneway = outboundmiddleware.OnewayChain(cfg.OutboundMiddleware.Oneway, observer)
cfg.OutboundMiddleware.Stream = outboundmiddleware.StreamChain(cfg.OutboundMiddleware.Stream, observer)
return cfg
}
// Add the first outbound middleware, which ensures that `transport.Request`
// will have appropriate fields.
func addFirstOutboundMiddleware(cfg Config) Config {
first := firstoutboundmiddleware.New()
cfg.OutboundMiddleware.Unary = outboundmiddleware.UnaryChain(first, cfg.OutboundMiddleware.Unary)
cfg.OutboundMiddleware.Oneway = outboundmiddleware.OnewayChain(first, cfg.OutboundMiddleware.Oneway)
cfg.OutboundMiddleware.Stream = outboundmiddleware.StreamChain(first, cfg.OutboundMiddleware.Stream)
return cfg
}
// convertOutbounds applies outbound middleware and creates validator outbounds
func convertOutbounds(outbounds Outbounds, mw OutboundMiddleware) Outbounds {
outboundSpecs := make(Outbounds, len(outbounds))
for outboundKey, outs := range outbounds {
if outs.Unary == nil && outs.Oneway == nil && outs.Stream == nil {
panic(fmt.Sprintf("no outbound set for outbound key %q in dispatcher", outboundKey))
}
var (
unaryOutbound transport.UnaryOutbound
onewayOutbound transport.OnewayOutbound
streamOutbound transport.StreamOutbound
)
serviceName := outboundKey
// apply outbound middleware and create ValidatorOutbounds
if outs.Unary != nil {
unaryOutbound = middleware.ApplyUnaryOutbound(outs.Unary, mw.Unary)
unaryOutbound = request.UnaryValidatorOutbound{UnaryOutbound: unaryOutbound, Namer: namerOrNil(unaryOutbound)}
}
if outs.Oneway != nil {
onewayOutbound = middleware.ApplyOnewayOutbound(outs.Oneway, mw.Oneway)
onewayOutbound = request.OnewayValidatorOutbound{OnewayOutbound: onewayOutbound, Namer: namerOrNil(onewayOutbound)}
}
if outs.Stream != nil {
streamOutbound = middleware.ApplyStreamOutbound(outs.Stream, mw.Stream)
streamOutbound = request.StreamValidatorOutbound{StreamOutbound: streamOutbound, Namer: namerOrNil(streamOutbound)}
}
if outs.ServiceName != "" {
serviceName = outs.ServiceName
}
outboundSpecs[outboundKey] = transport.Outbounds{
ServiceName: serviceName,
Unary: unaryOutbound,
Oneway: onewayOutbound,
Stream: streamOutbound,
}
}
return outboundSpecs
}
func namerOrNil(o transport.Outbound) (namer transport.Namer) {
if n, ok := o.(transport.Namer); ok {
namer = n
}
return
}
// collectTransports iterates over all inbounds and outbounds and collects all
// of their unique underlying transports. Multiple inbounds and outbounds may
// share a transport, and we only want the dispatcher to manage their lifecycle
// once.
func collectTransports(inbounds Inbounds, outbounds Outbounds) []transport.Transport {
// Collect all unique transports from inbounds and outbounds.
transports := make(map[transport.Transport]struct{})
for _, inbound := range inbounds {
for _, transport := range inbound.Transports() {
transports[transport] = struct{}{}
}
}
for _, outbound := range outbounds {
if unary := outbound.Unary; unary != nil {
for _, transport := range unary.Transports() {
transports[transport] = struct{}{}
}
}
if oneway := outbound.Oneway; oneway != nil {
for _, transport := range oneway.Transports() {
transports[transport] = struct{}{}
}
}
if stream := outbound.Stream; stream != nil {
for _, transport := range stream.Transports() {
transports[transport] = struct{}{}
}
}
}
keys := make([]transport.Transport, 0, len(transports))
for key := range transports {
keys = append(keys, key)
}
return keys
}
// Dispatcher encapsulates a YARPC application. It acts as the entry point to
// send and receive YARPC requests in a transport and encoding agnostic way.
type Dispatcher struct {
table transport.RouteTable
name string
inbounds Inbounds
outbounds Outbounds
transports []transport.Transport
inboundMiddleware InboundMiddleware
log *zap.Logger
meter *metrics.Scope
stopMeter context.CancelFunc
once *lifecycle.Once
}
// Inbounds returns a copy of the list of inbounds for this RPC object.
//
// The Inbounds will be returned in the same order that was used in the
// configuration.
func (d *Dispatcher) Inbounds() Inbounds {
inbounds := make(Inbounds, len(d.inbounds))
copy(inbounds, d.inbounds)
return inbounds
}
// Outbounds returns a copy of the list of outbounds for this RPC object.
func (d *Dispatcher) Outbounds() Outbounds {
outbounds := make(Outbounds, len(d.outbounds))
for k, v := range d.outbounds {
outbounds[k] = v
}
return outbounds
}
// ClientConfig provides the configuration needed to talk to the given
// service through an outboundKey. This configuration may be directly
// passed into encoding-specific RPC clients.
//
// keyvalueClient := json.New(dispatcher.ClientConfig("keyvalue"))
//
// This function panics if the outboundKey is not known.
func (d *Dispatcher) ClientConfig(outboundKey string) transport.ClientConfig {
return d.MustOutboundConfig(outboundKey)
}
// MustOutboundConfig provides the configuration needed to talk to the given
// service through an outboundKey. This configuration may be directly
// passed into encoding-specific RPC clients.
//
// keyvalueClient := json.New(dispatcher.MustOutboundConfig("keyvalue"))
//
// This function panics if the outboundKey is not known.
func (d *Dispatcher) MustOutboundConfig(outboundKey string) *transport.OutboundConfig {
if oc, ok := d.OutboundConfig(outboundKey); ok {
return oc
}
panic(fmt.Sprintf("no configured outbound transport for outbound key %q", outboundKey))
}
// OutboundConfig provides the configuration needed to talk to the given
// service through an outboundKey. This configuration may be directly
// passed into encoding-specific RPC clients.
//
// outboundConfig, ok := dispatcher.OutboundConfig("keyvalue")
// if !ok {
// // do something
// }
// keyvalueClient := json.New(outboundConfig)
func (d *Dispatcher) OutboundConfig(outboundKey string) (oc *transport.OutboundConfig, ok bool) {
if out, ok := d.outbounds[outboundKey]; ok {
return &transport.OutboundConfig{
CallerName: d.name,
Outbounds: out,
}, true
}
return nil, false
}
// InboundMiddleware returns the middleware applied to all inbound handlers.
// Router middleware and fallback handlers can use the InboundMiddleware to
// wrap custom handlers.
func (d *Dispatcher) InboundMiddleware() InboundMiddleware {
return d.inboundMiddleware
}
// Register registers zero or more procedures with this dispatcher. Incoming
// requests to these procedures will be routed to the handlers specified in
// the given Procedures.
func (d *Dispatcher) Register(rs []transport.Procedure) {
procedures := make([]transport.Procedure, 0, len(rs))
for _, r := range rs {
switch r.HandlerSpec.Type() {
case transport.Unary:
h := middleware.ApplyUnaryInbound(r.HandlerSpec.Unary(),
d.inboundMiddleware.Unary)
r.HandlerSpec = transport.NewUnaryHandlerSpec(h)
case transport.Oneway:
h := middleware.ApplyOnewayInbound(r.HandlerSpec.Oneway(),
d.inboundMiddleware.Oneway)
r.HandlerSpec = transport.NewOnewayHandlerSpec(h)
case transport.Streaming:
h := middleware.ApplyStreamInbound(r.HandlerSpec.Stream(),
d.inboundMiddleware.Stream)
r.HandlerSpec = transport.NewStreamHandlerSpec(h)
default:
panic(fmt.Sprintf("unknown handler type %q for service %q, procedure %q",
r.HandlerSpec.Type(), r.Service, r.Name))
}
procedures = append(procedures, r)
d.log.Info("Registration succeeded.", zap.Object("registeredProcedure", r))
}
d.table.Register(procedures)
}
// Start starts the Dispatcher, allowing it to accept and process new incoming
// requests. This starts all inbounds and outbounds configured on this
// Dispatcher.
//
// This function returns immediately after everything has been started.
// Servers should add a `select {}` to block to process all incoming requests.
//
// if err := dispatcher.Start(); err != nil {
// log.Fatal(err)
// }
// defer dispatcher.Stop()
//
// select {}
//
// Start and PhasedStart are mutually exclusive. See the PhasedStart
// documentation for details.
func (d *Dispatcher) Start() error {
starter := &PhasedStarter{
dispatcher: d,
log: d.log,
}
return d.once.Start(func() error {
d.log.Info("starting dispatcher")
starter.setRouters()
if err := starter.StartTransports(); err != nil {
return err
}
if err := starter.StartOutbounds(); err != nil {
return err
}
if err := starter.StartInbounds(); err != nil {
return err
}
d.log.Info("dispatcher startup complete")
return nil
})
}
// PhasedStart is a more granular alternative to Start, and is intended only
// for advanced users. Rather than starting all transports, inbounds, and
// outbounds at once, it lets the user start them separately.
//
// Start and PhasedStart are mutually exclusive. If Start is called first,
// PhasedStart is a no-op and returns the same error (if any) that Start
// returned. If PhasedStart is called first, Start is a no-op and always
// returns a nil error; the caller is responsible for using the PhasedStarter
// to complete startup.
func (d *Dispatcher) PhasedStart() (*PhasedStarter, error) {
starter := &PhasedStarter{
dispatcher: d,
log: d.log,
}
if err := d.once.Start(func() error {
starter.log.Info("beginning phased dispatcher start")
starter.setRouters()
return nil
}); err != nil {
return nil, err
}
return starter, nil
}
// Stop stops the Dispatcher, shutting down all inbounds, outbounds, and
// transports. This function returns after everything has been stopped.
//
// Stop and PhasedStop are mutually exclusive. See the PhasedStop
// documentation for details.
func (d *Dispatcher) Stop() error {
stopper := &PhasedStopper{
dispatcher: d,
log: d.log,
}
return d.once.Stop(func() error {
d.log.Info("shutting down dispatcher")
return multierr.Combine(
stopper.StopInbounds(),
stopper.StopOutbounds(),
stopper.StopTransports(),
)
})
}
// PhasedStop is a more granular alternative to Stop, and is intended only for
// advanced users. Rather than stopping all inbounds, outbounds, and
// transports at once, it lets the user stop them separately.
//
// Stop and PhasedStop are mutually exclusive. If Stop is called first,
// PhasedStop is a no-op and returns the same error (if any) that Stop
// returned. If PhasedStop is called first, Stop is a no-op and always returns
// a nil error; the caller is responsible for using the PhasedStopper to
// complete shutdown.
func (d *Dispatcher) PhasedStop() (*PhasedStopper, error) {
if err := d.once.Stop(func() error { return nil }); err != nil {
return nil, err
}
return &PhasedStopper{
dispatcher: d,
log: d.log,
}, nil
}
// Router returns the procedure router.
func (d *Dispatcher) Router() transport.Router {
return d.table
}
// Name returns the name of the dispatcher.
func (d *Dispatcher) Name() string {
return d.name
}