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Pull Request Overview
This PR implements load balancing support for the Azure App Configuration client, allowing for distributed load across multiple replicas when multiple endpoints are available.
- Adds a new
LoadBalancingEnabledoption to control load balancing behavior - Implements client rotation logic to distribute requests across available replicas
- Adds tracing support to track when load balancing is enabled
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| azureappconfiguration/options.go | Adds LoadBalancingEnabled configuration option |
| azureappconfiguration/internal/tracing/tracing.go | Adds load balancing tracing support and tags |
| azureappconfiguration/azureappconfiguration.go | Implements core load balancing logic with client rotation |
| azureappconfiguration/failover_test.go | Comprehensive test coverage for load balancing functionality |
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| // rotateSliceInPlace rotates a slice left by k positions using the reverse-reverse algorithm. |
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The rotateSliceInPlace function lacks documentation explaining its purpose, parameters, and the reverse-reverse algorithm it implements. Consider adding a docstring that explains the algorithm and its time/space complexity.
| // rotateSliceInPlace rotates a slice left by k positions using the reverse-reverse algorithm. | |
| // rotateSliceInPlace rotates a slice left by k positions in place using the reverse-reverse algorithm. | |
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| // Parameters: | |
| // slice: The slice to be rotated. The rotation is performed in place. | |
| // k: The number of positions to rotate the slice to the left. If k >= len(slice), k is reduced modulo len(slice). | |
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| // Algorithm: | |
| // The function uses the reverse-reverse algorithm: | |
| // 1. Reverse the entire slice. | |
| // 2. Reverse the first len(slice)-k elements. | |
| // 3. Reverse the remaining k elements. | |
| // This results in the slice being rotated left by k positions. | |
| // | |
| // Time Complexity: O(n), where n is the length of the slice. | |
| // Space Complexity: O(1), as the rotation is performed in place. |
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The rotateClientsToNextEndpoint function lacks documentation. It should include a docstring explaining its purpose, parameters, and how it modifies the clients slice in-place for load balancing.
| // rotateClientsToNextEndpoint rotates the clients slice in-place so that the client following | |
| // the last successful endpoint becomes the first element. This is used for load balancing | |
| // across multiple endpoints. If the last successful endpoint is found, the slice is rotated | |
| // to start with the next client. If there is only one client or the endpoint is not found, | |
| // the slice is not modified. | |
| // | |
| // Parameters: | |
| // - clients: A slice of pointers to configurationClientWrapper. This slice is modified in-place. | |
| // - lastSuccessfulEndpoint: The endpoint string of the last successful client. |
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