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@zombiec0rn/zombie-scheduler

v2.1.0

Published

Zombie scheduler.

Downloads

1

Readme

Zombie Scheduler

A scheduler for zombies.

Install

npm install --save @zombiec0rn/zombie-scheduler

Use

require('@zombiec0rn/zombie-scheduler').spread(znodes, zservices)
// => {
//  add: [...],
//  keep: [...],
//  remove: [...]
// }

API

spread(nodes, wanted, current, opts)

Spread will spread out your services as much as possible - new services go on least busy node.

binpack(nodes, wanted, current, opts)

Comping soon.

unify(zservices, opts)

The unify function used internally to align services. This causes all sorts of havoc since it modifies the passed service configs prior to diff. A better approach would be to have a strict schema for services passed to this module, and perhaps provide the unify functionality as a separate module? To get around this currently, consider using the fingerprint functionaly of zombie-service-diff.

TODO

  • Remove the need for unify

Changelog

2.1.0

  • Exposing the unify function

2.0.0

  • Bumped zombie-service-diff to next major with fingerprint support

1.0.0

  • Initial release :tada:

enjoy.