add tar support for lambdas #314
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src/main.go
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| Usage: "Admin commands for managing lambdas", | ||
| UsageText: "ol admin <cmd>", | ||
| Subcommands: []*cli.Command{ |
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let's put admin commands to a new file (package?), like we do for with BenchCommands and WorkerCommands
src/worker/event/server.go
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| // RegistryHandler handles registry requests similar to boss, but uploads to common.Conf.Registry | |||
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Do we need a separate handler, or the the boss and worker use the same code?
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| // registry type = web | |||
| // registry type = web - only support tar.gz files | |||
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isRemote will go away, right? Seems unnecessary if the way we handle a distributed deployment will be a shared file system across workers/boss
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Just thinking out loud (this could be in the next PR).
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I will do this in the next PR.
src/worker/event/registry.go
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| // UploadLambda handles POST /registry/{name} - saves to common.Conf.Registry | ||
| func UploadLambda(w http.ResponseWriter, r *http.Request) { | ||
| funcName := strings.TrimPrefix(r.URL.Path, REGISTRY_BASE_PATH) |
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should there be any locking at this level, to prevent concurrent upload of the same file?
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| If no `-p` flag is specified, the command will default to the worker running on port 5000 using the default config. | ||
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Should we say something about how they can use the examples we provide?
…n commands to new package, update documentation
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