require 'dcell' module Elaine module Distributed class Worker include Celluloid include Celluloid::Logger attr_reader :vertices, :active, :vertices2 def initialize(coordinator_node: "elaine.coordinator", g: [], zipcodes: {}, stop_condition: Celluloid::Condition.new) # @coordinator_node = DCell::Node["elaine.coordinator"] @coordinator_node = coordinator_node DCell::Node[@coordinator_node][:coordinator].register_worker DCell.me.id @vertices = [] @superstep_num = 0 @stop_condition = stop_condition end def init_graph(g=[]) raise 'empty worker graph' if g.empty? if @vertices.size > 0 @vertices.each do |v| # Celluloid::Actor[v].terminate end end @vertices = [] # raise "Graph already initialized!" if @vertices.size > 0 # we are going to assume that graphs come in as json documents # *describing* the graph. # @vertices = graph # @active = graph.size # HACK the local vertices should be dealt with differently than # the @vertices2 member @vertices2 = [] g.each do |n| # n[:klazz].supervise_as n[:id], n[:id], n[:value], Celluloid::Actor[:postoffice], n[:outedges] @vertices << n[:id] v = n[:klazz].new n[:id], n[:value], Celluloid::Actor[:postoffice], n[:outedges] @vertices2 << v end @active = @vertices.size debug "There are #{@vertices.size} vertices in this worker." end # HACK this should be handled better... def init_superstep @vertices2.each do |v| v.messages = Celluloid::Actor[:postoffice].read_all(v.id) end debug "#{DCell.me.id} finished init_superstep" end def pmap(enum, &block) futures = enum.map { |elem| Celluloid::Future.new(elem, &block) } futures.map { |future| future.value } end def stop @stop_condition.signal(true) end def superstep active = @vertices2.select {|v| v.active?} pmap(active) do |v| v.step end @active = active.select {|v| v.active?}.size end def vertex_values @vertices2.map { |v| {id: v.id, value: v.value} } end end # class Worker end # module Distributed end # module Elaine