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emjen

v0.2.2

Published

A library for creating durable job engines comprising orchestrator and worker components using AWS DynamoDB and SQS

Downloads

4

Readme

emjen

Build Status

Description

Environment Manager Job ENgine is a library that provides durable workflow support using DynamoDB and SQS and comprises orchestrator and worker modules.

Installation

  1. Create the AWS resources the library will use at runtime.
  2. Install the library.

Usage

  1. Start a worker.
    let AWS = require('aws-sdk);
    let emjen = require('emjen');
    let commands = {
        'echo/v1': ({ Args: { Message } }, { sendToReplyQueue }) =>     sendToReplyQueue({ Result: Message, Status: completed, Type: TaskCompleted }),
    };
    let inboundQueue = 'https://sqs.eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/123456789012/worker-queue'
    // Start the worker
    let worker = emjen.worker({ commands, inboundQueue, queueClient: emjen.sqsQueueClient(new AWS.SQS()) });
    // Stop the worker
    let stopped = worker.stop();
    // Do something after the worker has stopped
    stopped.then(() => ...)
  2. Start an orchestrator.
    let emjen = require('emjen');
    let inboundQueue = 'https://sqs.eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/123456789012/orchestrator-queue'
    let stateTable = 'emjen-jobs'
    let workQueue = 'https://sqs.eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/123456789012/worker-queue'
    // Start the orchestrator
    let orchestrator = emjen.orchestrator({
        inboundQueue,
        queueClient: emjen.sqsQueueClient(new AWS.SQS())
        stateTable,
        tableClient: emjen.dynamoTableClient(new AWS.DynamoDB.DocumentClient())
        workQueue
    });
    // Stop the orchestrator
    let stopped = orchestrator.stop();
    // Do something after the orchestrator has stopped
    stopped.then(() => ...)
  3. Submit a job
    let startTime = Date.now();
    let job = {
        Type: 'NewJob',
        Job: {
            JobId: '1',
            Status: 'active',
            Tasks: {
                EchoHello1: {
                    Params: { Message: 'Hello' },
                    Command: 'echo/v1',
                    LastModified: startTime,
                    Seq: 0,
                    Status: 'pending',
                    TTL: 10000,
                },
                EchoWorld2: {
                    Params: { Message: { $ref: '/EchoHello1/Result' } },
                    Command: 'echo/v1',
                    LastModified: startTime,
                    Seq: 0,
                    Status: 'pending',
                    TTL: 20000,
                },
            },
        },
    };
    orchestrator.submit(job).then(() => console.log('job submitted'));