package golem.shardmanager

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Used in: Pod

• oneof kind

  • uint32 ipv4 = 1

  • bytes ipv6 = 2

Used in: common.QuotaLease.Bounded, common.QuotaLease.Unlimited, RoutingTableEntry

• optional IpAddress ip = 1

• uint32 port = 2

Used in: v1.GetRoutingTableResponse

• uint32 number_of_shards = 1

• repeated RoutingTableEntry shard_assignments = 2

Used in: RoutingTable

• optional ShardId shard_id = 1

• optional Pod pod = 2

One shard and the ownership generation the shard manager last granted for it. The epoch advances only when a shard changes owner, never on a lease renewal, so an executor can assert the set it believes it holds without the assertion racing the manager. A leaf file, deliberately not part of the v1 service file, so that golem/workerexecutor/v1/worker_executor.proto can carry epochs without importing the shard manager service.

Used in: v1.DeregisterRequest, v1.RegisterSuccess, v1.RenewShardLeaseRequest, v1.ShardLease, workerexecutor.v1.AssignShardsRequest

• optional ShardId shard_id = 1

• uint64 epoch = 2

Used in: RoutingTableEntry, ShardEpochEntry, worker.v1.InvalidShardId, workerexecutor.v1.RevokeShardsRequest

• int64 value = 1