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anbaric-impl-cloud

v1.20.1

Published

Public client library for the Anbaric Cloud hosting API, providing JobPersistence and Queue implementations backed by the cloud service

Readme

anbaric-impl-cloud

The client library for a hosted Anbaric platform: HTTP implementations of the anbaric-tsapi contracts. App code should not construct these directly — the factories in anbaric-state-machine and anbaric-data-store select them automatically when the platform injects the cloud environment.

All clients default their base URL to ANBARIC_CLOUD_URL. On a platform this points at the platform's internal entry point, which serves only the workflow APIs (under /api/v2) and is unreachable from outside the deployment's network.

| Class | Contract | Talks to | | --- | --- | --- | | CloudJobPersistence | JobPersistence | /api/v2/jobs | | CloudQueue | Queue | /api/v2/queue/enqueue, /api/v2/queue/schedule | | CloudJsonStore | JsonStore | /api/v2/documents/<collection> (validates against its schema client-side first) | | CloudSecretStore | SecretStore | /api/v2/secrets | | CloudConsumer | Consumer | listens on ANBARIC_CONSUMER_PORT for POST /process pushes |

CloudConsumer is the push half of the platform's at-least-once delivery: the platform's dispatcher POSTs { messages } to the app's consumer URL, the consumer responds 202 immediately, routes each message to its workflow's subscriber, and confirms each successfully processed message back via POST /api/v2/queue/confirm. Unconfirmed messages are redelivered after the platform's lease expires, so job processing must be idempotent.

Environment (all injected by the platform into deployed apps): ANBARIC_CLOUD_URL, ANBARIC_CONSUMER_PORT, ANBARIC_CONSUMER_URL (how the platform reaches the app back), plus the four ANBARIC_*_TYPE=cloud factory switches.