Java Code Examples for io.reactivex.Flowable#fromFuture()
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Example 1
Source File: AWSParameterStoreConfigClient.java From micronaut-aws with Apache License 2.0 | 6 votes |
/** * Gets the Parameter hierarchy from AWS parameter store. * Please note this only returns something if the current node has children and will not return itself. * * * @param path path based on the parameter names PRIORITY_TOP.e. /config/application/.* * @param nextToken token to paginate in the resultset from AWS * @return Publisher for GetParametersByPathResult */ private Publisher<GetParametersByPathResult> getHierarchy(String path, String nextToken) { LOG.trace("Retrieving parameters by path {}, pagination requested: {}", path, nextToken != null); GetParametersByPathRequest getRequest = new GetParametersByPathRequest() .withWithDecryption(awsParameterStoreConfiguration.getUseSecureParameters()) .withPath(path) .withRecursive(true) .withNextToken(nextToken); Future<GetParametersByPathResult> future = client.getParametersByPathAsync(getRequest); Flowable<GetParametersByPathResult> invokeFlowable; if (executorService != null) { invokeFlowable = Flowable.fromFuture(future, Schedulers.from(executorService)); } else { invokeFlowable = Flowable.fromFuture(future); } return invokeFlowable.onErrorResumeNext(AWSParameterStoreConfigClient::onGetParametersByPathResult); }
Example 2
Source File: AWSParameterStoreConfigClient.java From micronaut-aws with Apache License 2.0 | 6 votes |
/** * Gets the parameters from AWS. * * @param path this is the hierarchy path (via name field) from the property store * @return invokeFlowable - converted future from AWS SDK Async */ private Publisher<GetParametersResult> getParameters(String path) { GetParametersRequest getRequest = new GetParametersRequest().withWithDecryption(awsParameterStoreConfiguration.getUseSecureParameters()).withNames(path); Future<GetParametersResult> future = client.getParametersAsync(getRequest); Flowable<GetParametersResult> invokeFlowable; if (executorService != null) { invokeFlowable = Flowable.fromFuture(future, Schedulers.from(executorService)); } else { invokeFlowable = Flowable.fromFuture(future); } return invokeFlowable.onErrorResumeNext(AWSParameterStoreConfigClient::onGetParametersError); }
Example 3
Source File: Route53AutoNamingClient.java From micronaut-aws with Apache License 2.0 | 5 votes |
/** * Gets a list of instances registered with Route53 given a service ID. * @param serviceId The service id * @return list of serviceInstances usable by MN. */ @Override public Publisher<List<ServiceInstance>> getInstances(String serviceId) { if (serviceId == null) { serviceId = getRoute53ClientDiscoveryConfiguration().getAwsServiceId(); // we can default to the config file } ListInstancesRequest instancesRequest = new ListInstancesRequest().withServiceId(serviceId); Future<ListInstancesResult> instanceResult = getDiscoveryClient().listInstancesAsync(instancesRequest); Flowable<ListInstancesResult> observableInstanceResult = Flowable.fromFuture(instanceResult); return observableInstanceResult.flatMap(this::convertInstancesResulttoServiceInstances); }
Example 4
Source File: Route53AutoNamingClient.java From micronaut-aws with Apache License 2.0 | 5 votes |
/** * Gets a list of service IDs from AWS for a given namespace. * @return rx java publisher list of the service IDs in string format */ @Override public Publisher<List<String>> getServiceIds() { ServiceFilter serviceFilter = new ServiceFilter().withName("NAMESPACE_ID").withValues(getRoute53ClientDiscoveryConfiguration().getNamespaceId()); ListServicesRequest listServicesRequest = new ListServicesRequest().withFilters(serviceFilter); Future<ListServicesResult> response = getDiscoveryClient().listServicesAsync(listServicesRequest); Flowable<ListServicesResult> flowableList = Flowable.fromFuture(response); return flowableList.flatMap(this::convertServiceIds); }
Example 5
Source File: KafkaHealthIndicator.java From micronaut-kafka with Apache License 2.0 | 4 votes |
@Override public Flowable<HealthResult> getResult() { DescribeClusterResult result = adminClient.describeCluster( new DescribeClusterOptions().timeoutMs( (int) defaultConfiguration.getHealthTimeout().toMillis() ) ); Flowable<String> clusterId = Flowable.fromFuture(result.clusterId()); Flowable<Collection<Node>> nodes = Flowable.fromFuture(result.nodes()); Flowable<Node> controller = Flowable.fromFuture(result.controller()); return controller.switchMap(node -> { String brokerId = node.idString(); ConfigResource configResource = new ConfigResource(ConfigResource.Type.BROKER, brokerId); DescribeConfigsResult configResult = adminClient.describeConfigs(Collections.singletonList(configResource)); Flowable<Map<ConfigResource, Config>> configs = Flowable.fromFuture(configResult.all()); return configs.switchMap(resources -> { Config config = resources.get(configResource); ConfigEntry ce = config.get(REPLICATION_PROPERTY); int replicationFactor = Integer.parseInt(ce.value()); return nodes.switchMap(nodeList -> clusterId.map(clusterIdString -> { int nodeCount = nodeList.size(); HealthResult.Builder builder; if (nodeCount >= replicationFactor) { builder = HealthResult.builder(ID, HealthStatus.UP); } else { builder = HealthResult.builder(ID, HealthStatus.DOWN); } return builder .details(CollectionUtils.mapOf( "brokerId", brokerId, "clusterId", clusterIdString, "nodes", nodeCount )).build(); })); }); }).onErrorReturn(throwable -> HealthResult.builder(ID, HealthStatus.DOWN) .exception(throwable).build() ); }