Uses of Class
org.microbean.kubernetes.controller.EventQueue

Uses of EventQueue in org.microbean.kubernetes.controller

Methods in org.microbean.kubernetes.controller that return EventQueue

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
protected EventQueue<T>	Controller.createEventQueue(Object key) Creates a new EventQueue when invoked.
protected EventQueue<T>	EventQueueCollection.createEventQueue(Object key) Creates a new EventQueue suitable for holding Events matching the supplied key.
@Blocking EventQueue<T>	EventQueueCollection.get() Returns an EventQueue if one is available, blocking if one is not and returning null only if the current thread is interrupted.

Methods in org.microbean.kubernetes.controller with parameters of type EventQueue

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
void	ResourceTrackingEventQueueConsumer.accept(EventQueue<? extends T> eventQueue) Loops through all the AbstractEvents in the supplied EventQueue, keeping track of the HasMetadata it concerns along the way by synchronizing on and writing to the Map supplied at construction time.

Method parameters in org.microbean.kubernetes.controller with type arguments of type EventQueue

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
@NonBlocking Future<?>	EventQueueCollection.start(Consumer<? super EventQueue<? extends T>> siphon) Starts a new Thread that, until EventQueueCollection.close() is called, removes EventQueues from this EventQueueCollection and supplies them to the supplied Consumer, and returns a Future representing this task.

Constructor parameters in org.microbean.kubernetes.controller with type arguments of type EventQueue

Constructor and Description
Controller(X operation, Consumer<? super EventQueue<? extends T>> siphon) Creates a new Controller but does not start it.
Controller(X operation, Duration synchronizationInterval, Consumer<? super EventQueue<? extends T>> siphon) Creates a new Controller but does not start it.
Controller(X operation, Duration synchronizationInterval, Map<Object,T> knownObjects, Consumer<? super EventQueue<? extends T>> siphon) Creates a new Controller but does not start it.
Controller(X operation, Map<Object,T> knownObjects, Consumer<? super EventQueue<? extends T>> siphon) Creates a new Controller but does not start it.
Controller(X operation, ScheduledExecutorService synchronizationExecutorService, Duration synchronizationInterval, Map<Object,T> knownObjects, Consumer<? super EventQueue<? extends T>> siphon) Creates a new Controller but does not start it.