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fix(xds): add mutiple async connections to the server #23
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Hello @hanshal101, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!
This pull request refactors the XDS server's internal communication mechanism to support multiple asynchronous client connections. Previously, the server used tokio::sync::mpsc::channel which only allows a single consumer. This change migrates to tokio::sync::broadcast::channel, enabling multiple clients to subscribe to resource updates from the server simultaneously, addressing the limitation of single-client connectivity.
Highlights
- Migration to tokio::sync::broadcast::channel: Replaced mpsc::channel with broadcast::channel for delta_resource_tx and stream_resource_tx in the XDS server and its examples, allowing multiple clients to receive resource updates concurrently.
- Adaptation of Server Logic: The AggregateServer struct and its methods were updated to use tokio::sync::broadcast::Sender and Receiver (obtained via subscribe()), removing the need for atomic_take and enabling multi-client support.
- Updated Example Servers: All four example server files (server.rs, server_routes_and_loads.rs, server_secret_rotation.rs, server_secret_rotation_simple.rs) were modified to reflect the new channel types and their usage, including cloning senders and removing .await from send() calls.
- ServerAction Trait Implementations: The ServerAction enum now derives Debug and Clone, which is a requirement for messages sent over tokio::sync::broadcast::channel.
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Code Review
This pull request successfully refactors the XDS server to use tokio::sync::broadcast
channels, enabling multiple clients to connect simultaneously. The transition from mpsc
to broadcast
channels is implemented correctly across the server logic and most of the examples. However, I've identified an issue in the server_secret_rotation_simple.rs
example where the newly created channel sender is not utilized, rendering the example non-functional. Overall, the change is a solid improvement for the server's capabilities.
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Signed-off-by: hanshal101 <[email protected]>
Thanks for rectifying the issue @YaoZengzeng , it seems like I understood the communication between the client and server. I changed the type of the |
Signed-off-by: hanshal101 <[email protected]>
Also I am not sure why the CI failed, I even did |
Maybe related to your rust version |
I am not familiar with this patch. defer to @YaoZengzeng |
Hello @YaoZengzeng can you help us here please. |
ci is faling during the formating in your case , so when you update anything then in the last run this |
Fixes #20
Closes #20
Description
This PR adds the functionality to connect multiple clients to the XDS Server.