Simple connection pool for thrift. thrift_connector can be used both for native thrift client and thriftpy client with minor difference in usage.
Examples can be found in examples as well as the following sections.
- service
- Defined thrift service. It should be the container class of apis for thriftpy (thriftpy.load('...').XXXService), and api module for thrift (XXX_sdk.xxx.xxxService)
- host
- Server host
- port
- Server port
- [timeout]
- Socket timeout, in seconds.
- [name]
- Connection pool name, for identity.
- [raise_empty]
- Whether to raise exception if pool is empty while trying to obtain a connection.
- [max_conn]
- Number of connections to manage in pool.
- [connction_class]
- Connection class implementation. Builtin classes are: ThriftClient for native thrift, ThriftPyClient and ThriftPyCyClient for thriftpy, the latter one utilizes Cython for better performance.
- [keepalive]
- Seconds each connection is able to stay alive. If oen connection has lived longer than this period, it will be closed.
Examples for thriftpy is:
import thriftpy
from thrift_connector import ClientPool, ThriftPyCyClient
service = thriftpy.load("pingpong_app/pingpong.thrift")
pool = ClientPool(
service.PingService,
'localhost',
8880,
connction_class=ThriftPyCyClient
)
print "Sending Ping..."
print "Receive:", pool.ping()
print "Winning the match..."
print "Receive:", pool.win()Examples for thrift is:
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
from pingpong_app.pingpong_sdk.pingpong import PingService
from thrift_connector import ClientPool, ThriftClient
pool = ClientPool(
PingService,
'localhost',
8880,
connction_class=ThriftClient
)
print "Sending Ping..."
print "Receive:", pool.ping()
print "Winning the match..."
print "Receive:", pool.win()