public BasicConfigUpdateStrategy(IKvpConfigService provider, ILogger logger, TimeSpan defaultFrequency, List <string> configsOfInterest,
IDictionary <string, KvpConfig> updateTarget) : this(provider, logger)
{
this.DefaultFrequency = defaultFrequency;
this.ConfigsOfInterest = configsOfInterest;
this.UpdateTarget = updateTarget;
}
public BasicConfigUpdateStrategy(IKvpConfigService provider, ILogger logger)
{
this.DefaultFrequency = (DefaultFrequency == default(TimeSpan)) ? TimeSpan.FromHours(1) : DefaultFrequency;
this.ConfigsOfInterest = ConfigsOfInterest ?? new List <string>();
this.UpdateTarget = UpdateTarget ?? new Dictionary <string, KvpConfig>();
this._provider = provider;
this._logger = logger;
}
public ConfigServiceClient(IKvpConfigService fabricProvider, ICheckConfigUpdateStrategy updateStrategy, ILogger logger)
{
this._fabricProvider = fabricProvider;
this._logger = logger;
this._updateStrategy = updateStrategy;
_updateStrategy.UpdateTarget = _latestCache;
_updateStrategy.StartLookingForUpdates();
}
///<summary>
///Gets a config service client which keeps track of ALL the configurations in the entire config service and
///tries to hold them all in memory. You probably don't want this, but it's here
///</summary>
public static ConfigServiceClient GetDefaultServiceClient(IEnumerable <string> configsOfInterest)
{
IKvpConfigService provider = _serviceProvider.GetRequiredService <IKvpConfigService>();
ILogger logger = _serviceProvider.GetRequiredService <ILogger>();
var configUpdateTimespan = TimeSpan.FromHours(DefaultUpdateCheckIntervalInHours);
var updateStrategy = new BasicConfigUpdateStrategy(provider, logger, configUpdateTimespan, configsOfInterest.ToList(), null);
return(new ConfigServiceClient(provider, updateStrategy, logger));
}
