Spring Runners

These runners are based on Java Spring library.

All relevant Spring configurations are applicable, and can be passed on to these runners using properties files.

All Spring runners accept following configurations, in addition to the common security configurations mentioned in Gateway & Security:

Parameter
Definition
Example
Default

rierino.runner.[name].offset.class

Fully qualified class name for assigning offsets

com.rierino.handler.util.generator.ConstantNumberGenerator

-

rierino.runner.[name].offset.[parameter]

Offset generator specific parameters

value=5

-

rierino.runner.[name].partition

Partition assigned to runner (used for non-broadcasted topics)

1

-

rierino.runner.[name].authentication.enabled

Whether runner requires authentication for API calls

true

false

rierino.runner.[name].authentication.role

Role required (on service account) for making API calls

internal

-

Authentication

If authentication is enabled on a runner (which is different than authentication on API gateways), the following parameters are also applicable, based on preferred authentication method:

Simple Authentication

Simplest form of authentication, using a predefined API key without hashing and roles:

Parameter
Definition
Example
Default

rierino.runner.[name].authentication.token

API key used for authenticating requests

DEMO

-

Hashed Authentication

Parameter
Definition
Example
Default

rierino.runner.[name].authentication.secret

Secret to use for hashing API keys

-

-

rierino.runner.[name].authentication.algorithm

Algorithm for hashing API keys

MD5

SHA-256

rierino.runner.[name].authentication.iterations

Number of iterations for hashing API keys

100

1

rierino.runner.[name].authentication.cache.state

State manager which keeps acceptable hashed keys with their role mappings (should manage its own TTL)

key_store

-

rierino.runner.[name].authentication.system

System to run a saga on, for validating a hashed API key and returning its roles

admin_core

-

rierino.runner.[name].authentication.stream

Stream to run a saga on, for validating a hashed API key and returning its roles

rpc

-

rierino.runner.[name].authentication.action

Action (i.e. saga path) to run, for validating a hashed API key and returning its roles

ProcessAPIKey

-

Authentication cache state can be a shared state manager, allowing use of predefined and hashed list of API keys and roles without using Sagas to produce them.

CRUD Event Runner

CRUDEventRunner (com.rierino.runner.spring.CRUDEventRunner) is a Spring WebFlux based runner, which accepts typical REST calls through http or https protocols for common CRUD operations.

Each request method and path is mapped on to a specific action and processed based on the elements configured on the runner. Path mappings are as follows:

List records

get

Lists all records for a given state manager, with the following action mappings:

  • With no ids and filters parameters: action=GetAll, outputElement=list, state=[state], stream=[state]r
  • With ids parameters: action=GetList, payload={list:[{id:id1},...]}, inputElement=list, state=[state], stream=[state]r
  • With filters parameters: payload=[filters], state=[state], stream=[state]c
Path parameters
runnerstringRequiredExample: crud
statestringRequiredExample: product
Query parameters
skipstringOptionalExample: 0
limitstringOptionalExample: 10
fieldsstringOptionalExample: data.name,data.description
orderBystringOptionalExample: id asc
idsstringOptionalExample: 123,234
Responses
200
successful operation
application/json
get
GET /api/{runner}/{state} HTTP/1.1
Host: localhost
Accept: */*
200

successful operation

{
  "list": [
    {}
  ]
}

Read a record

get

Reads a single record for a given state manager, with the following action mappings: action=Get, payload={id:[id]}, state=[state], stream=[state]r

Path parameters
runnerstringRequiredExample: crud
statestringRequiredExample: product
idstringRequiredExample: 123
Query parameters
fieldsstringOptionalExample: data.name,data.description
Responses
200
successful operation
application/json
Responseobject

Found aggregate

get
GET /api/{runner}/{state}/{id} HTTP/1.1
Host: localhost
Accept: */*
200

successful operation

{}

Creates a record without given ID

post

Creates a single record for a given state manager, with the following action mappings: action=Create, payload={[body]}, state=[state], stream=[state]w

Path parameters
runnerstringRequiredExample: crud
statestringRequiredExample: product
Body
dataobjectOptional
Responses
200
successful operation
application/json
Responseobject

Created aggregate

post
POST /api/{runner}/{state} HTTP/1.1
Host: localhost
Content-Type: application/json
Accept: */*
Content-Length: 11

{
  "data": {}
}
200

successful operation

{}

Creates a record with given ID

post

Creates a single record for a given state manager, with the following action mappings: action=Create, payload={[body], id:[id]}, state=[state], stream=[state]w

Path parameters
runnerstringRequiredExample: crud
statestringRequiredExample: product
idstringRequiredExample: 123
Body
idstringOptionalExample: 123
dataobjectOptional
Responses
200
successful operation
application/json
Responseobject

Created aggregate

post
POST /api/{runner}/{state}/{id} HTTP/1.1
Host: localhost
Content-Type: application/json
Accept: */*
Content-Length: 22

{
  "id": "123",
  "data": {}
}
200

successful operation

{}

Overwrite a record

put

Overwrites a single record for a given state manager, with the following action mappings: action=Set, payload={[body], id:[id]}, state=[state], stream=[state]w

Path parameters
runnerstringRequiredExample: crud
statestringRequiredExample: product
idstringRequiredExample: 123
Body
idstringOptionalExample: 123
dataobjectOptional
Responses
200
successful operation
application/json
Responseobject

Overwritten aggregate

put
PUT /api/{runner}/{state}/{id} HTTP/1.1
Host: localhost
Content-Type: application/json
Accept: */*
Content-Length: 22

{
  "id": "123",
  "data": {}
}
200

successful operation

{}

Patch a record

patch

Patches a single record for a given state manager, with the following action mappings: action=Update, payload={[body], id:[id]}, state=[state], stream=[state]w

Path parameters
runnerstringRequiredExample: crud
statestringRequiredExample: product
idstringRequiredExample: 123
Body
idstringOptionalExample: 123
dataobjectOptional
Responses
200
successful operation
application/json
Responseobject

Patched aggregate

patch
PATCH /api/{runner}/{state}/{id} HTTP/1.1
Host: localhost
Content-Type: application/json
Accept: */*
Content-Length: 22

{
  "id": "123",
  "data": {}
}
200

successful operation

{}

Delete a record

delete

Deletes a single record for a given state manager, with the following action mappings: action=Delete, payload={id:[id]}, state=[state], stream=[state]w

Path parameters
runnerstringRequiredExample: crud
statestringRequiredExample: product
idstringRequiredExample: 123
Responses
200
successful operation
application/json
Responseobject

Deleted aggregate

delete
DELETE /api/{runner}/{state}/{id} HTTP/1.1
Host: localhost
Accept: */*
200

successful operation

{}

Perform write actions

post

Executes multiple write actions at once using the following mappings: action=[action], inputElement=[inputElement], outputElement=[outputElement], meta=[meta]

Path parameters
runnerstringRequiredExample: crud
statestringRequiredExample: product
Body
actionstringOptionalExample: Create
inputElementstringOptional
outputElementstringOptional
metaobjectOptional

Event meta parameters for the action requested

Responses
200
successful operation
application/json
Responseobject

Action results

post
POST /api/{runner}/{state}/@ HTTP/1.1
Host: localhost
Content-Type: application/json
Accept: */*
Content-Length: 74

{
  "action": "Create",
  "inputElement": "text",
  "outputElement": "text",
  "meta": {}
}
200

successful operation

{}

CRUD event runner also supports using /[action]_[state] Saga flows for these requests if the input stream is mapped to a Saga event handler.

This event runner accepts request metadata in "request_metadata" header, as a base64 encoded Json string.

RPC Event Runner

RPCEventRunner (com.rierino.runner.spring.RPCEventRunner) is a Spring WebFlux based runner, which accepts remote procedure call type requests through http or https protocols for more customized use cases.

The request path defines the stream and action in /api/[runner]/[stream]/[action] form, and the request body is used as the full event contents, including request metadata and payload itself.

Using /api_direct instead of /api in calls to these runners allows sending requests in payload form, without requiring full event data format. This option is usable only when making calls directly to the runners from inside the cluster, without passing them through the API gateways.

RSocket Event Runner

RSocketEventRunner(com.rierino.runner.spring.RSocketEventRunner) is a RSocket based runner, which accepts continuous requests through socket connections for low latency and frequent use cases.

Message path defines the stream and action in /api/[runner]/[stream]/[action] form, and the message payload is used as the full event contents.

Spring Page

Spring runners can listen to Kafka streams, but only for command, journal and pulses (and not events or other role data).

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