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@Zeroshi
hi @sergeybykov , I was checking in to see if you had a chance to read that essay.
Sorry, I dropped the ball when we suddenly got some snow. I read it now. I think it'd be better for us to chat thematically over Teams/Skype than for me to try to type the same thoughts, and then for us to go back and forth. A voice dialog is an efficient means of arriving to something. 🙂
Silo A hosts Grain A1
Silo B hosts Grain B1 which has method DoSomething(Customer customer)
I call grain B1 from clusterclient, the invocation goes to A1 which deserializes the message (and crashes because it does not know about Customer) and does not resend the message to B1
Hi,
i have a question regarding async running methods.
This is a examplecode of a GrainMethod:
public Task GrainMethod()
{
_anotherGrain = GrainFactory.GetGrain<IBasicMeasurementDevice>(guid);
_anotherGrain.AnotherGrainMethod().ContinueWith(task =>
{
//modify private members in Grain;
}, TaskContinuationOptions.OnlyOnFaulted);
}
I want to run the "AnotherGrain" Method without awaiting for it. But if there occurs a exception, I want to modifie the state of the caller grain.
Could this solution lead to race conditions?
@COCPORN
@sergeybykov Yes, it was hyperbole from me. About the buckets, perhaps I've misunderstood how they work. It looks to just be sorted on expiry time, and then I suppose any grain that has activity moves itself to another bucket based on the time to live configuration. I could take a stab at implementing my suggestion, as I think the amount of work needed to have something that is useful (or can at least be evaluated for usefulness) isn't that big.
Yes, when a grain is invoked, it gets moved to the most recent bucket, unless it's already there. If you are willing to take a stab at it, we'll be happy to help.