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FailoverPolicy

Struct FailoverPolicy 

pub struct FailoverPolicy { /* private fields */ }
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Stateful stale-owner policy for repeated fail_over_stale sweeps.

A policy must be reused across sweeps. Staleness is proved by observing the same complete lease twice, at least grace_millis apart on the sweeper’s local monotonic clock. Owner and sweeper wall clocks are never compared. This deliberately adds one grace interval after a sweeper first discovers an abandoned lease; a clock-skewed healthy owner cannot be stolen merely because its heartbeat timestamp is far behind another node’s clock. A zero grace permits fail-over on the next sweep after that first observation; it deliberately accepts the risk that a live worker’s renewal is delayed. The system runtime attempts renewal every second, but this is not a timing guarantee: choose a grace longer than that cadence with margin for scheduling and backend I/O. A shorter grace can expire live work. The worker is used in the explanatory error, and requeue controls whether the failed configuration is created again as a waiting trial.

A sweeper that holds exclusive ownership of the study by some external means — a lock file, a job scheduler’s single-instance guarantee — can opt out of the second observation with with_exclusive_owner: no other live worker can hold a lease then, so every running trial it observes is stale and is reclaimed on the first sweep.

use atune_core::id::WorkerId;
use atune_core::storage::FailoverPolicy;

let policy = FailoverPolicy::new(60_000, WorkerId::new(7)).with_requeue(true);
assert_eq!(policy.grace_millis(), 60_000);
assert_eq!(policy.worker(), WorkerId::new(7));
assert!(policy.requeue());

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impl FailoverPolicy

pub fn new(grace_millis: u64, worker: WorkerId) -> Self

Creates a policy with requeueing disabled.

pub const fn with_exclusive_owner(self, exclusive: bool) -> Self

Declares that the sweeper exclusively owns the study, so one complete lease observation proves a running trial stale and the grace interval is not waited out.

Only set this while holding an exclusive lock that every worker of the study also takes: the policy trusts the claim and fails over a healthy owner’s trial if it is false. The commit still compares the observed lease atomically, so a renewal or terminal write between observation and commit wins intact. The default (false) keeps the two-observation rule.

pub const fn exclusive_owner(&self) -> bool

Returns whether the sweeper declared exclusive ownership.

pub fn with_requeue(self, requeue: bool) -> Self

Sets whether successfully failed-over configurations are re-enqueued.

pub const fn grace_millis(&self) -> u64

Returns the heartbeat grace period in milliseconds.

pub const fn worker(&self) -> WorkerId

Returns the worker identity written into fail-over messages.

pub const fn requeue(&self) -> bool

Returns whether failed-over configurations are re-enqueued.

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impl Debug for FailoverPolicy

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