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This requires the introduction of the time_sync.py service. A trivial HTTP service that allows the POST/GET of timestamps. This can used between the consumer and stream pipeline processor to synchronize time when replaying old events (so they don't expire too prematurely). Change-Id: Iba61b3b75f68a19869d06a0484d2676dd44fdc60
35 lines
676 B
Python
35 lines
676 B
Python
import datetime
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import falcon
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# gunicorn --log-file=- 'time_sync:get_api()'
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#
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# To get the current time
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# curl localhost:8000/time
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#
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# To set the current time
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# curl --data "2014-10-09 22:55:33.111111" localhost:8000/time
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class TimeResource(object):
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def __init__(self):
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self.last_time = None
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def on_get(self, req, resp):
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resp.body = self.last_time
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print "GET", self.last_time
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def on_post(self, req, resp):
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chunk = req.stream.read(4096)
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self.last_time = chunk
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print "POST", self.last_time
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api = falcon.API()
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time_resource = TimeResource()
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api.add_route('/time', time_resource)
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def get_api():
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return api
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