Package org.opennms.core.concurrent.cassandra

Class ExecutorFactoryCassandraSEPImpl

java.lang.Object

org.opennms.core.concurrent.cassandra.ExecutorFactoryCassandraSEPImpl

All Implemented Interfaces:

ExecutorFactory

public class ExecutorFactoryCassandraSEPImpl
extends Object
implements ExecutorFactory

This ExecutorFactory returns ExecutorService instances that are implemented with Cassandra's high performance, low-context-switching SharedExecutorPool.

Field Summary

Fields

Modifier and Type	Field	Description
static org.apache.cassandra.concurrent.JMXEnabledSharedExecutorPool	SHARED	Create a shared executor pool for all of the threads used in this class TODO: Make this into a map of separate pools per daemon?

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor	Description
ExecutorFactoryCassandraSEPImpl()

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
ExecutorService	newExecutor(int threads, int queueSize, String daemonName, String executorName)	Construct a new ExecutorService with a specified queue size for the backlog of tasks.
ExecutorService	newExecutor(int threads, String daemonName, String executorName)	Construct a new ExecutorService with an unbounded queue size ({@link Integer#MAX_VALUE). For CPU-intensive tasks, it is a good idea to use the value of {@link Runtime#availableProcessors()} (or a reasonable multiple of it based on the tasks) for the threads parameter to ensure that the CPU is fully utilized.
ExecutorService	newExecutor(String daemonName, String executorName)	Construct a new ExecutorService with an unbounded queue size and a thread pool size equal to the value of Runtime.availableProcessors() so that one thread per core is started.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Field Detail

SHARED

public static final org.apache.cassandra.concurrent.JMXEnabledSharedExecutorPool SHARED

Create a shared executor pool for all of the threads used in this class TODO: Make this into a map of separate pools per daemon?

Constructor Detail

ExecutorFactoryCassandraSEPImpl

public ExecutorFactoryCassandraSEPImpl()

Method Detail

newExecutor

public ExecutorService newExecutor(String daemonName,
                                   String executorName)

Description copied from interface: ExecutorFactory

Construct a new ExecutorService with an unbounded queue size and a thread pool size equal to the value of Runtime.availableProcessors() so that one thread per core is started.

Specified by:

newExecutor in interface ExecutorFactory

Returns:

newExecutor

public ExecutorService newExecutor(int threads,
                                   String daemonName,
                                   String executorName)

Description copied from interface: ExecutorFactory

Construct a new ExecutorService with an unbounded queue size ({@link Integer#MAX_VALUE). For CPU-intensive tasks, it is a good idea to use the value of {@link Runtime#availableProcessors()} (or a reasonable multiple of it based on the tasks) for the threads parameter to ensure that the CPU is fully utilized.

Specified by:

newExecutor in interface ExecutorFactory

Returns:

An ExecutorService pool

newExecutor

public ExecutorService newExecutor(int threads,
                                   int queueSize,
                                   String daemonName,
                                   String executorName)

Description copied from interface: ExecutorFactory

Construct a new ExecutorService with a specified queue size for the backlog of tasks. When the queue is full, the pool may block, discard the incoming task, or throw an exception. This behavior is dependent on the implementation of the ExecutorService. For CPU-intensive tasks, it is a good idea to use the value of Runtime.availableProcessors() (or a reasonable multiple of it based on the tasks) for the threads parameter to ensure that the CPU is fully utilized.

Specified by:

newExecutor in interface ExecutorFactory

Returns:

An ExecutorService pool