webapi

type CacheItem struct {
	State

	Resource webapi.Resource
}

type Client interface {
	// Get multiple resources that match all the keys. If the plugin hits any failure, it should stop and return
	// the failure. This batch will not be processed further.
	Get(ctx context.Context, tCtx webapi.GetContext) (latest webapi.Resource, err error)

	// Status checks the status of a given resource and translates it to a Flyte-understandable PhaseInfo. This API
	// should avoid making any network calls and should run very efficiently.
	Status(ctx context.Context, tCtx webapi.StatusContext) (phase core.PhaseInfo, err error)
}

type CorePlugin struct {
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}

type Metrics struct {
	Scope                   promutils.Scope
	ResourceReleased        labeled.Counter
	ResourceReleaseFailed   labeled.Counter
	AllocationGranted       labeled.Counter
	AllocationNotGranted    labeled.Counter
	ResourceWaitTime        prometheus.Summary
	SucceededUnmarshalState labeled.StopWatch
	FailedUnmarshalState    labeled.Counter
}

type Phase int

type ResourceCache struct {
	// AutoRefresh
	cache.AutoRefresh
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}

type State struct {
	// Phase current phase of the resource.
	Phase Phase `json:"phase,omitempty"`

	// ResourceMeta contain metadata about resource this task created. This can be a complex structure or a simple type
	// (e.g. a string). It should contain enough information for the plugin to interact (retrieve, check status, delete)
	// with the resource through the remote service.
	ResourceMeta webapi.ResourceMeta `json:"resourceMeta,omitempty"`

	// This number keeps track of the number of failures within the sync function. Without this, what happens in
	// the sync function is entirely opaque. Note that this field is completely orthogonal to Flyte system/node/task
	// level retries, just errors from hitting API, inside the sync loop
	SyncFailureCount int `json:"syncFailureCount,omitempty"`

	// In creating the resource, this is the number of failures
	CreationFailureCount int `json:"creationFailureCount,omitempty"`

	// The time the execution first requests for an allocation token
	AllocationTokenRequestStartTime time.Time `json:"allocationTokenRequestStartTime,omitempty"`
}