Worker

The Worker.Builder and the running worker handle.

java

Worker worker = flexiq.worker()
        .handle(sendEmail, payload -> mailer.deliver(payload))
        .queues("default", "emails")
        .start();

flexiq.worker() returns a Worker.Builder; start() launches the native scheduler and returns a running Worker (an AutoCloseable).

`Worker.Builder`

Handlers

Method	Description
`handle(Task<T>, TaskFunction<T, R>)`	Register a typed handler; the task's retry policy and codecs come with it.
`handle(String taskName, Class<T>, TaskFunction<T, R>)`	Register by name + payload class.
`register(Handler<?, ?>)`	A `Handler.of(task, function)` pair.
`register(HandlerRegistry)`	Every handler in a bundle (e.g. a generated `FooTasks.handlers(impl)`).
`apply(Consumer<Worker.Builder>)`	Apply a customizer (e.g. a generated `FooTasks.bind`).

TaskFunction<T, R> is R apply(T payload) throws Exception — the return value becomes the job result; a thrown exception fails the attempt.

Options

Method	Default	Description
`queues(String...)`	`default`	Queue names to serve.
`concurrency(int)`	0 (cached pool)	Fixed handler-thread count.
`channelCapacity(int)`	128	In-flight dispatch channel capacity.
`batchSize(int)`	1	Jobs claimed per scheduler poll.
`autoscale(AutoscaleOptions)`	—	Resize the handler pool between `min..max` threads by queue depth.
`mesh(MeshOptions)`	—	Join a scheduling mesh (gossip discovery + work stealing).
`pushDispatch(boolean)`	`false`	Wake the scheduler on enqueue instead of polling. Needs a native library built with the `push-dispatch` cargo feature; ignored otherwise.
`on(EventName, Consumer<OutcomeEvent>)`	—	Outcome listeners: `SUCCESS`, `RETRY`, `DEAD`, `CANCELLED`.
`trackWorkflows()` / `trackWorkflows(Workflow...)`	off	Drive workflow state from this worker's outcomes; register workflows whose deferred nodes need payloads.

AutoscaleOptions.of(min, max) defaults to ~10 tasks per worker, re-evaluated every 2s. MeshOptions.builder().port(7946).seed("10.0.0.2:7946").build() is all most clusters set — the database stays the source of truth, so mesh is a pure throughput optimization.

`Worker`

Method	Description
`stop()`	Stop dispatching; in-flight jobs continue to drain.
`close()`	Stop, drain in-flight handlers (30s grace), free the native worker, tear down worker resources. Idempotent.
`awaitShutdown()`	Block until `close()` is called.
`approveGate(runId, node)` / `rejectGate(runId, node, reason)`	Resolve a parked workflow gate (requires `trackWorkflows`).
`meshClusterInfo()`	`Optional<MeshClusterInfo>` — peer count, capacity, load (mesh workers only).

java

try (Worker worker = flexiq.worker()
        .handle(sendEmail, mailer::deliver)
        .concurrency(8)
        .on(EventName.DEAD, event -> log.warn("dead: {}", event.jobId))
        .start()) {
    worker.awaitShutdown();
}

The worker registers itself and heartbeats so it appears on the dashboard Workers panel; close() unregisters it.

Worker.Builder

Method	Description
`handle(Task<T>, TaskFunction<T, R>)`	Register a typed handler; the task's retry policy and codecs come with it.
`handle(String taskName, Class<T>, TaskFunction<T, R>)`	Register by name + payload class.
`register(Handler<?, ?>)`	A `Handler.of(task, function)` pair.
`register(HandlerRegistry)`	Every handler in a bundle (e.g. a generated `FooTasks.handlers(impl)`).
`apply(Consumer<Worker.Builder>)`	Apply a customizer (e.g. a generated `FooTasks.bind`).

TaskFunction<T, R> is R apply(T payload) throws Exception — the return value becomes the job result; a thrown exception fails the attempt.

Method	Default	Description
`queues(String...)`	`default`	Queue names to serve.
`concurrency(int)`	0 (cached pool)	Fixed handler-thread count.
`channelCapacity(int)`	128	In-flight dispatch channel capacity.
`batchSize(int)`	1	Jobs claimed per scheduler poll.
`autoscale(AutoscaleOptions)`	—	Resize the handler pool between `min..max` threads by queue depth.
`mesh(MeshOptions)`	—	Join a scheduling mesh (gossip discovery + work stealing).
`pushDispatch(boolean)`	`false`	Wake the scheduler on enqueue instead of polling. Needs a native library built with the `push-dispatch` cargo feature; ignored otherwise.
`on(EventName, Consumer<OutcomeEvent>)`	—	Outcome listeners: `SUCCESS`, `RETRY`, `DEAD`, `CANCELLED`.
`trackWorkflows()` / `trackWorkflows(Workflow...)`	off	Drive workflow state from this worker's outcomes; register workflows whose deferred nodes need payloads.

Worker

Method	Description
`stop()`	Stop dispatching; in-flight jobs continue to drain.
`close()`	Stop, drain in-flight handlers (30s grace), free the native worker, tear down worker resources. Idempotent.
`awaitShutdown()`	Block until `close()` is called.
`approveGate(runId, node)` / `rejectGate(runId, node, reason)`	Resolve a parked workflow gate (requires `trackWorkflows`).
`meshClusterInfo()`	`Optional<MeshClusterInfo>` — peer count, capacity, load (mesh workers only).

java

try (Worker worker = flexiq.worker()
        .handle(sendEmail, mailer::deliver)
        .concurrency(8)
        .on(EventName.DEAD, event -> log.warn("dead: {}", event.jobId))
        .start()) {
    worker.awaitShutdown();
}

The worker registers itself and heartbeats so it appears on the dashboard Workers panel; close() unregisters it.