Re: Ann Arbor Team's Flexible I/O Proposals (Ceph Next)

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On 15/04/2016, Milosz Tanski wrote:
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> As librados is today, it encapsulates it's own networking and event
> code. This is pretty frustrating to apps that already have their own
> eventloop that want to integrate it.

When you say integrating with an event loop, would being able to hand off a
function or object to asynchronous calls that would then use whatever mechanism
your event loop had for submitting events be sufficient?

I'm not sure what you mean by networking in this case. Some means for the
library to ask your client to set up or terminate a connection when it needs to
talk to an OSD or monitor?

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