Examples of Heartbeat

com.dianping.cat.message.Heartbeat

Heartbeat is used to log data that happens in a regular intervals, for example once per second, such as system load, CPU percentage, memory usage, thread pool statistics, cache hit/miss rate, service manifest etc., and even some configuration could be carried by Heartbeat. There could be some good use cases, for example health checker and load balancer, that make good use of it.

Heartbeat should never be used per request since the request is not regular predictable, instead it could be logged in a daemon background thread, or something like a Timer.

All CAT message will be constructed as a message tree and send to back-end for further analysis, and for monitoring. Only Transaction can be a tree node, all other message will be the tree leaf.　The transaction without other messages nested is an atomic transaction.
@author Frankie Wu
com.opengamma.livedata.msg.Heartbeat
com.sirenian.hellbound.domain.glyph.Heartbeat
com.subhajit.processmanager.agent.heartbeat.Heartbeat
com.wordnik.swaggersocket.protocol.Heartbeat
example.chat.msgtask.HearTbeat

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org.apache.ambari.server.agent.HeartBeat
Data model for Ambari Agent to send heartbeat to Ambari Server.
org.apache.slider.server.appmaster.web.rest.agent.HeartBeat
Data model for agent heartbeat for server (ambari or app master).
org.apache.tapestry.services.Heartbeat
Allow for deferred execution of logic, useful when trying to get multiple components to coordinate behavior. A component may add a command to be executed " {@link #end() at the end of the heartbeat}". The classic example of this is a Label and the field it labels; since we don't know which order the two will render, we can't tell if the field's id is correct until after both have rendered.
org.apache.tapestry5.services.Heartbeat
Allows for deferred execution of logic, useful when trying to get multiple components to coordinate behavior. A component may add a command to be executed " {@linkplain #end() at the end of the heartbeat}". The classic example of this is a Label and the field it labels; since we don't know which order the two will render, we can't tell if the field's id is correct until after both have rendered.
The Heartbeat is injected into components via the {@link org.apache.tapestry5.annotations.Environmental} annotation.
org.squirrelframework.foundation.component.Heartbeat
Allows for deferred execution of logic, useful when trying to get multiple components to coordinate behavior. A component may add a command to be executed " {@linkplain #execute() at the end of the heartbeat}". Also, Heartbeats can be nested.

Examples of org.apache.tapestry5.services.Heartbeat


        environment.push(ValidationTracker.class, activeTracker);
        environment.push(FormSupport.class, formSupport);
        environment.push(BeanValidationContext.class, new BeanValidationContextImpl(validate));


        Heartbeat heartbeat = new HeartbeatImpl();


        environment.push(Heartbeat.class, heartbeat);


        heartbeat.begin();


        try
        {
            resources.triggerContextEvent(EventConstants.PREPARE_FOR_SUBMIT, context, eventCallback);


            if (eventCallback.isAborted())
                return true;


            resources.triggerContextEvent(EventConstants.PREPARE, context, eventCallback);


            if (eventCallback.isAborted())
                return true;


            executeStoredActions();


            heartbeat.end();


            formSupport.executeDeferred();


            fireValidateFormEvent(context, eventCallback);

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Examples of org.squirrelframework.foundation.component.Heartbeat

    }


    @Test
    public void testHeartBeat() {
        InOrder callSequence = Mockito.inOrder(methodCalls);
        Heartbeat hb = SquirrelProvider.getInstance().newInstance(Heartbeat.class);
        hb.begin();
        hb.defer(new Runnable() {
            @Override
            public void run() {
                methodCalls.method1();
            }
        });
        hb.defer(new Runnable() {
            @Override
            public void run() {
                methodCalls.method3();
            }
        });
        callSequence.verify(methodCalls, Mockito.times(0)).method1();
        callSequence.verify(methodCalls, Mockito.times(0)).method2();
        callSequence.verify(methodCalls, Mockito.times(0)).method3();
        callSequence.verify(methodCalls, Mockito.times(0)).method4();
        hb.begin();
        hb.defer(new Runnable() {
            @Override
            public void run() {
                methodCalls.method2();
            }
        });
        hb.defer(new Runnable() {
            @Override
            public void run() {
                methodCalls.method4();
            }
        });
        callSequence.verify(methodCalls, Mockito.times(0)).method1();
        callSequence.verify(methodCalls, Mockito.times(0)).method2();
        callSequence.verify(methodCalls, Mockito.times(0)).method3();
        callSequence.verify(methodCalls, Mockito.times(0)).method4();
        hb.execute();
        callSequence.verify(methodCalls, Mockito.times(0)).method1();
        callSequence.verify(methodCalls, Mockito.times(1)).method2();
        callSequence.verify(methodCalls, Mockito.times(0)).method3();
        callSequence.verify(methodCalls, Mockito.times(1)).method4();
        hb.execute();
        callSequence.verify(methodCalls, Mockito.times(1)).method1();
        callSequence.verify(methodCalls, Mockito.times(0)).method2();
        callSequence.verify(methodCalls, Mockito.times(1)).method3();
        callSequence.verify(methodCalls, Mockito.times(0)).method4();
    }

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