pub enum PeerRequest {
Vote {
cluster_id: Option<Uuid>,
voter_id: NodeId,
voter_directory_id: Uuid,
candidate_epoch: Epoch,
candidate: NodeId,
candidate_directory_id: Uuid,
last_epoch: Epoch,
last_offset: i64,
pre_vote: bool,
},
BeginQuorumEpoch {
cluster_id: Option<Uuid>,
voter_id: NodeId,
voter_directory_id: Uuid,
leader_id: NodeId,
leader_epoch: Epoch,
leader_endpoints: Vec<VoterEndpoint>,
},
EndQuorumEpoch {
cluster_id: Option<Uuid>,
leader_id: NodeId,
leader_epoch: Epoch,
preferred_candidates: Vec<PreferredCandidate>,
},
Fetch {
cluster_id: Option<Uuid>,
from: NodeId,
max_wait_ms: i32,
current_leader_epoch: i32,
fetch_epoch: Epoch,
fetch_offset: i64,
replica_directory_id: Uuid,
high_watermark: i64,
},
FetchSnapshot {
cluster_id: Option<Uuid>,
from: NodeId,
current_leader_epoch: i32,
snapshot_id: SnapshotId,
position: i64,
max_bytes: i32,
},
}Expand description
A peer RPC request body, as encoded by the sending engine and decoded by the receiving engine’s inbound dispatch.
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Vote
Fields
voter_id: NodeIdThe recipient voter this request is addressed to. This is the
wire top-level voterId. The JVM validates that an incoming
Vote is addressed to it before it considers the grant, and it
silently rejects a stale voterId or a voterId of -1.
broadcast_vote builds this field for each recipient.
BeginQuorumEpoch
Fields
voter_id: NodeIdThe recipient voter key: VoterId and VoterDirectoryId, which
the recipient checks against its own (isValidVoterKey).
broadcast_begin_quorum_epoch builds it for each recipient.
leader_endpoints: Vec<VoterEndpoint>The leader’s own listeners: LeaderEndpoints, which a recipient
whose voter set does not name the leader dials it at.
EndQuorumEpoch
Fields
preferred_candidates: Vec<PreferredCandidate>The voters in order of replication progress, most caught up first,
each with its directory id: PreferredCandidates (KIP-853).
Fetch
Fields
current_leader_epoch: i32The epoch the sender is in: CurrentLeaderEpoch, which the
responder checks in validateLeaderOnlyRequest. Raw, as for
FetchSnapshot, so a negative epoch stays fenced.
FetchSnapshot
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Source§impl PeerRequest
impl PeerRequest
Trait Implementations§
Source§impl Clone for PeerRequest
impl Clone for PeerRequest
Source§fn clone(&self) -> PeerRequest
fn clone(&self) -> PeerRequest
1.0.0 (const: unstable) · Source§fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)
fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)
source. Read moreSource§impl Debug for PeerRequest
impl Debug for PeerRequest
impl Eq for PeerRequest
Source§impl PartialEq for PeerRequest
impl PartialEq for PeerRequest
impl StructuralPartialEq for PeerRequest
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impl Freeze for PeerRequest
impl RefUnwindSafe for PeerRequest
impl Send for PeerRequest
impl Sync for PeerRequest
impl Unpin for PeerRequest
impl UnsafeUnpin for PeerRequest
impl UnwindSafe for PeerRequest
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