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Addresses: BP decoupled-source-sink-discoverable-resources Add support for a new decoupled model of pipeline config which does not conflate the elements specific to sources and sinks. Instead of the basic unit of config being a consolidated pipeline, the sources and sinks may now be specified as separate lists of dictionaries, before being linked together once parsed. This allows source-specific configuration, such as resource discovery, to be kept focused only on the fine-grained source while avoiding the necessity for wide duplication of sink- related config. The shape of the new config format is best illustrated with an example: --- sources: - name: meter_source interval: 600 meters: - "*" sinks: - meter_sink - name: host_cpu_source interval: 120 meters: - "cpu.util.*min" resources: - "snmp://ip1" - "snmp://ip2" - "snmp://ip3" sinks: - meter_sink - lossy_sink - name: instance_cpu_source interval: 60 meters: - "cpu" sinks: - cpu_sink sinks: - name: meter_sink transformers: publishers: - rpc:// - name: lossy_sink transformers: publishers: - udp://addr - name: cpu_sink transformers: - name: "rate_of_change" parameters: target: name: "cpu_util" unit: "%" type: "gauge" scale: "100.0 / (10**9 * (resource_metadata.cpu_number or 1))" publishers: - rpc:// The old pipeline.yaml format continues to be supported as a deprecated feature to avoid breaking existing deployments. The semantics of the common individual configuration elements are identical in the deprecated and decoupled versions. Change-Id: Ide86c0feba88ae736f2a913b5faa95e640c4ceaf |
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