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OrchestratorOptions

class

Live/Vixen.Live.Orchestrator/OrchestratorHost.cs:23

csharp

public record class OrchestratorOptions

What a silo needs to know that is not a grain's business.

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Fields and properties (4)

public string ClusterId
Which cluster this silo belongs to. Two silos with different ids are two clusters, however close together they are running.
public string ServiceId
Which service. Stable across deployments of the same game — it is what grain storage is keyed by, so changing it is changing which state a fresh cluster inherits.
public IReadOnlyDictionary<string, MapOptions> Maps
What each map is, keyed by Keys.ForMap's spelling of its shard key.
public MapOptions? Default
What a map nobody configured gets. Null refuses instead, which is the right default for a production cluster and the wrong one for a development loop.

Methods (1)

public OrchestratorOptions(string ClusterId, string ServiceId, IReadOnlyDictionary<string, MapOptions> Maps, MapOptions? Default)
What a silo needs to know that is not a grain's business.

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MapGrainVixen.Live.Orchestrator
OrchestratorHostVixen.Live.Orchestrator