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func Register ¶
func Register(provider types.ResourceProvisionType, f Factory)
Register adds a provider factory. Intended to be called from a provider package's init(); last writer wins.
Types ¶
type Factory ¶
type Factory func(s store.Store, injector error_injection.Injector) (Provisioner, error)
Factory constructs a Provisioner for a provider.
Providers self-register their factory from init() (see resource_manager/provider/*), so adding a provider requires no edits to this package or the factory — the dependency points provider -> provisioner only, never the reverse.
type Provisioner ¶
type Provisioner interface {
// Provision allocates resources according to the given specification.
// It returns a ProvisionResult containing the provision ID and status.
// The operation should be idempotent - calling with the same IdempotencyKey
// should return the same result without creating duplicate resources.
Provision(ctx context.Context, req *types.ResourceProvision) (*types.ProvisionResult, error)
// Release deallocates resources for the given provision.
Release(ctx context.Context, provisionID string) error
// List retrieves provisions matching the given criteria.
List(ctx context.Context, opts *types.ListOptions) ([]*types.ProvisionResult, error)
// Type returns the resource provision type
Type() types.ResourceProvisionType
}
Provisioner is the main interface for resource provisioning. Implementations should support idempotent operations using IdempotencyKey.
func NewProvisioner ¶
func NewProvisioner(provider types.ResourceProvisionType, s store.Store, injector error_injection.Injector) (Provisioner, error)
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