Dynein is Airbnb's Open-source Distributed Delayed Job Queueing System. Learn more about Dynein in this blog post: Dynein: Building an Open-source Distributed Delayed Job Queueing System.
Dynein's components are structured as Managed
objects in Dropwizard.
We have prepared an example application to demonstrate how to integrate Dynein in your service in ./example
.
To run this example, follow the following steps:
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Setup
localstack
. The following steps will be using the default ports oflocalstack
. -
Run this command to create the necessary SQS queues:
aws sqs create-queue --endpoint-url http://localhost:4576 --queue-name example --region us-east-1 aws sqs create-queue --endpoint-url http://localhost:4576 --queue-name inbound --region us-east-1
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Run this command to create the DynamoDB table:
aws dynamodb create-table --table-name dynein_schedules \ --attribute-definitions AttributeName=shard_id,AttributeType=S AttributeName=date_token,AttributeType=S \ --key-schema AttributeName=shard_id,KeyType=HASH AttributeName=date_token,KeyType=RANGE \ --billing-mode PAY_PER_REQUEST --endpoint-url http://localhost:4569 --region us-east-1
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cd example && gradle run --args='server example.yml'
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In another terminal, use
curl
to schedule jobs. The following endpoints are available, which maps to scheduled, immediate, and sqs-delayed jobs:curl 'localhost:28080/schedule/scheduled'
curl 'localhost:28080/schedule/immediate'
curl 'localhost:28080/schedule/sqs-delayed'
Each endpoint supports optional parameters
delaySeconds
andname
. For example:curl 'localhost:28080/schedule/scheduled?name=testing-name&delaySeconds=15'
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In the original terminal where the example is started, at the scheduled time, the following log lines will be printed:
INFO [2019-12-10 01:59:04,785] com.airbnb.dynein.example.ExampleJob: Running job with name: "testing-name" INFO [2019-12-10 01:59:04,800] com.airbnb.dynein.example.worker.ManagedWorker: Successfully consumed job from queue
Here's an example from ./example/example.yml
.
We will use inline comments to explain what each option does.
scheduler:
sqs:
inboundQueueName: inbound # inboud queue name
endpoint: "http://localhost:4576" # SQS endpoint. normally this line can be omitted, but it's useful for using localstack
dynamoDb:
schedulesTableName: dynein_schedules # dynamodb table name
queryLimit: 10 # max number of results per query
endpoint: "http://localhost:4569" # DynamoDB endpoint. normally this line can be omitted, but it's useful for localstack
workers:
numberOfWorkers: 1 # number of workers to start in this scheduler
recoverStuckJobsLookAheadMs: 60000 # look ahead time for recovering stuck jobs
threadPoolSize: 2 # must be at least 1 more than the number of workers
partitionPolicy: STATIC # can also be `K8S` to use dynamic partitioning
staticPartitionList: [0] # only needed for static partition policy
heartbeat:
monitorInterval: 60000 # the interval for heartbeat monitoring
stallTolerance: 300000 # the minimum time for a worker to be considered stopped
maxPartitions: 1 # max number of partitions. can only be increased without reassigning partitions for jobs already scheduled