Closed yuleib closed 6 months ago
PR Description updated to latest commit (https://github.com/kubescape/storage/commit/6249c1581a94686191ff199a0aa1c757d14cd070)
๐ก General suggestions: The PR is generally well done, introducing concurrency to improve the performance of the GenerateNetworkPolicy function. However, it would be beneficial to include tests to verify that the concurrent execution works as expected and does not introduce any race conditions or other issues.
relevant file | pkg/apis/softwarecomposition/networkpolicy/networkpolicy.go |
suggestion | Consider using a channel to collect the results from the goroutines instead of directly appending to the generatedNetworkPolicy.PoliciesRef and networkPolicy.Spec.Ingress/Egress slices. This could help avoid potential race conditions. [important] |
relevant line | generatedNetworkPolicy.PoliciesRef = append(generatedNetworkPolicy.PoliciesRef, policyRefs...) |
relevant file | pkg/apis/softwarecomposition/networkpolicy/networkpolicy.go |
suggestion | It's a good practice to limit the number of goroutines that can be created concurrently. Consider using a semaphore or a worker pool to limit the number of concurrent goroutines. [medium] |
relevant line | go func(neighborIngress softwarecomposition.NetworkNeighbor){ |
PR Description updated to latest commit (https://github.com/kubescape/storage/commit/6e9ec75e215820ac3689b350e83816bf80c01ef5)
Persistent review updated to latest commit https://github.com/kubescape/storage/commit/6e9ec75e215820ac3689b350e83816bf80c01ef5
Type
Enhancement
Description
This PR introduces concurrency to the
GenerateNetworkPolicy
function in thenetworkpolicy.go
file. The main changes include:sync
package has been imported to manage goroutines usingsync.WaitGroup
.GenerateNetworkPolicy
function has been modified to generate ingress and egress rules concurrently for each neighbor using goroutines.wg.add(1)
is used to add a count to the WaitGroup before each goroutine is launched, andwg.Done()
is used to signal the end of a goroutine's execution.wg.wait()
is used to block until all goroutines have completed.PR changes walkthrough
1 files
networkpolicy.go
pkg/apis/softwarecomposition/networkpolicy/networkpolicy.go
**The `networkpolicy.go` file has been updated to introduce
concurrency in the `GenerateNetworkPolicy` function. The
changes include: - Importing the `sync` package to use
`sync.WaitGroup` for managing goroutines. - Modifying the
`GenerateNetworkPolicy` function to generate ingress and
egress rules concurrently for each neighbor using
goroutines. - Using `wg.add(1)` to add a count to the
WaitGroup before each goroutine is launched, and `wg.Done()`
to signal the end of a goroutine's execution. - Using
`wg.wait()` to block until all goroutines have completed.**
User description
Type
enhancement
Description
This PR introduces concurrency to the
GenerateNetworkPolicy
function in thenetworkpolicy.go
file. The changes include:sync
package to usesync.WaitGroup
for managing goroutines.GenerateNetworkPolicy
function to generate ingress and egress rules concurrently for each neighbor using goroutines.wg.add(1)
to add a count to the WaitGroup before each goroutine is launched, andwg.Done()
to signal the end of a goroutine's execution.wg.wait()
to block until all goroutines have completed.PR changes walkthrough
1 files
networkpolicy.go
pkg/apis/softwarecomposition/networkpolicy/networkpolicy.go
**The changes in this file include the addition of a
`sync.WaitGroup` variable, `wg`, to handle concurrent
execution of generating ingress and egress rules. The
`GenerateNetworkPolicy` function has been modified to use
goroutines for generating ingress and egress rules for each
neighbor, thus improving the performance by parallelizing
the process. The `wg.wait()` function is used to ensure all
goroutines have completed before proceeding.**
User description
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