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cluster-file-writer
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This writter attemps to manage two backpressures / bottlenecks in a master / worker scenario where many workers send data to the master to be written to a file.
The first bottleneck is on the file written by the master and it is handled by sending a pause / resume message back to the workers, mimicing a normal stream backpressure behavior.
The second is backpressure from the underlying stream between each worker and master (Assuming the workers pump a lot of data to the master). Unfortunately there is no 'drain' event for communication channel used between the worker and the master (AFAIK it is not properly exposed), so this module tries its best to mimic it using timers.
###Install
npm install cluster-file-writer
###usage
in master
var ClusterFileWriter = require('../lib/ClusterFileWriter');
var master = new ClusterFileWriter.Master('test.log');
in worker
var ClusterFileWriter = require('../lib/ClusterFileWriter');
var worker = new ClusterFileWriter.Worker();
worker.write('yey!');
Data integrity tests are included
###TODO: File name change mid flight needs a test
Backpressure in scenario where master pumps a lot of data to workers
Rewrite tests with mocha
Worker death tests need to be perfected
FAQs
write to a single file from a cluster
The npm package cluster-file-writer receives a total of 10 weekly downloads. As such, cluster-file-writer popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that cluster-file-writer demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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