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Bastion Executor

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Bastion Executor is NUMA-aware SMP based Fault-tolerant Executor

Bastion Executor is a highly-available, fault-tolerant, async communication oriented executor. Bastion's main idea is supplying a fully async runtime with fault-tolerance to work on heavy loads.

Main differences between other executors are:

  • Uses SMP based execution scheme to exploit cache affinity on multiple cores and execution is equally distributed over the system resources, which means utilizing the all system.
  • Uses NUMA-aware allocation for scheduler's queues and exploit locality on server workloads.
  • Tailored for creating middleware and working with actor model like concurrency and distributed communication.

NOTE: Bastion Executor is independent of it's framework implementation. It uses lightproc to encapsulate and provide fault-tolerance to your future based workloads. You can use your futures with lightproc to run your workloads on Bastion Executor without the need to have framework.

Example Usage

use bastion_executor::prelude::*;
use lightproc::proc_stack::ProcStack;

fn main() {
    let pid = 1;
    let stack = ProcStack::default()
        .with_pid(pid)
        .with_after_panic(move || println!("after panic {}", pid.clone()));

    let handle = spawn(
        async {
            panic!("test");
        },
        stack,
    );

    let pid = 2;
    let stack = ProcStack::default().with_pid(pid);

    run(
        async {
            handle.await;
        },
        stack.clone(),
    );
}

Dependencies

~2.5–4.5MB
~85K SLoC