dotnet-etcd
A C# .NET (dotnet) GRPC client for etcd v3+
Supported .NET Versions
- .NET 7
- .NET 6
For older dotnet versions, use lib version < 5.x
Installing Package
Nuget package is published on nuget.org and can be installed in the following ways :
Nuget Package Manager
Install-Package dotnet-etcd
.NET CLI
dotnet add package dotnet-etcd
Paket CLI
paket add dotnet-etcd
The NuGet Team does not provide support for this client. Please contact its maintainers for support.
Usage :
Add using statement at the top of your class file
using dotnet_etcd;
Client Initialization
EtcdClient client = new EtcdClient("host1:port1:,...., hostN:portN");
// E.g.
EtcdClient etcdClient = new EtcdClient("https://localhost:23790,https://localhost:23791,https://localhost:23792");
Client With user and password
EtcdClient client = new EtcdClient("https://localhost:23790");
var authRes = client.Authenticate(new Etcdserverpb.AuthenticateRequest()
{
Name = "name",
Password = "password",
});
// Put key "foo/bar" with value "barfoo" with authenticated token
client.Put("foo/bar", "barfoo", new Grpc.Core.Metadata() {
new Grpc.Core.Metadata.Entry("token",authRes.Token)
});
Available Constructor Parameters
- handler - Http Handler that can be used by the underlying grpc client. This can be used for variouse use cases, for e.g. configuring client certifcates . Default : null
- ssl - Bool depicting whether to configure a secure or unsecure connection. Default : false.
- useLegacyRpcExceptionForCancellation - Bool setting to revert task cancellations back to throwing gRPC's RpcException with a StatusCode=Cancelled. The default behavior now is to throw an OperationCanceledException, which integrates better with .net Tasks. Default : false.
Operations
A lot of methods have been implemented using etcd's default input/output parameters. I am simplifying a lot of methods by including more overloads as I come across use cases. If you have some, please feel free to raise and issue or a PR :)
Key-Value Operations
Put a key
client.Put(<KEY_STRING>,<VALUE_STRING>);
// E.g Put key "foo/bar" with value "foobar"
client.Put("foo/bar","barfoo");
await client.PutAsync(<KEY_STRING>,<VALUE_STRING>);
// E.g Put key "foo/bar" with value "foobar" in async
await client.PutAsync("foo/bar","barfoo");
Get a key
client.GetVal(<KEY_STRING>);
// E.g Get key "foo/bar"
client.GetVal("foo/bar");
// To get full etcd response
client.Get("foo/bar");
await client.GetValAsync(<KEY_STRING>);
// E.g. Get key "foo/bar" in async
await client.GetValAsync("foo/bar");
// To get full etcd response
await client.GetAsync("foo/bar");
Get multiple keys with a common prefix
client.GetRange(<PREFIX_STRING>);
// E.g. Get all keys with pattern "foo/*"
client.GetRange("foo/");
await client.GetRangeAsync(<PREFIX_STRING>);
// E.g. Get all keys with pattern "foo/*" in async
await client.GetRangeAsync("foo/");
// E.g. Get all keys
await client.GetRangeAsync("");
Delete a key
client.Delete(<KEY_STRING>);
// E.g. Delete key "foo/bar"
client.Delete("foo/bar");
await client.DeleteAsync(<KEY_STRING>);
// E.g. Delete key "foo/bar" in async
await client.DeleteAsync("foo/bar");
Delete multiple keys with a common prefix
client.DeleteRange(<PREFIX_STRING>);
// E.g. Delete all keys with pattern "foo/*"
client.DeleteRange("foo/");
await client.DeleteRangeAsync(<PREFIX_STRING>);
// E.g. Delete all keys with pattern "foo/*" in async
await client.DeleteRangeAsync("foo/");
Watch Operations
Watch a key
WatchRequest request = new WatchRequest()
{
CreateRequest = new WatchCreateRequest()
{
Key = ByteString.CopyFromUtf8("foo")
}
};
etcdClient.Watch(request, print);
// -------------------------------
// Print function that prints key and value from the watch response
private static void print(WatchResponse response)
{
if (response.Events.Count == 0)
{
Console.WriteLine(response);
}
else
{
Console.WriteLine($"{response.Events[0].Kv.Key.ToStringUtf8()}:{response.Events .Kv.Value.ToStringUtf8()}");
}
}
// ----------------------------------
// Print function that prints key and value from the minimal watch
// response data
private static void print(WatchEvent[] response)
{
foreach(WatchEvent e1 in response)
{
Console.WriteLine($"{e1.Key}:{e1.Value}:{e1.Type}");
}
}
Watch also has a simple overload as follows
etcdClient.Watch("foo", print);
More overloads are also available. You can check them using IntelliSense (Ctrl+Shift+Space). Detailed documentation coming soon.
Cluster Operations
Add a member into the cluster
MemberAddRequest request = new MemberAddRequest();
request.PeerURLs.Add("http://example.com:2380");
request.PeerURLs.Add("http://10.0.0.1:2380");
MemberAddResponse res = etcdClient.MemberAdd(request);
// Async
MemberAddResponse res = await etcdClient.MemberAddAsync(request);
// Do something with response
Remove an existing member from the cluster
MemberRemoveRequest request = new MemberRemoveRequest
{
// ID of member to be removed
ID = 651748107021
};
MemberRemoveResponse res = etcdClient.MemberRemove(request);
// Async
MemberRemoveResponse res = await etcdClient.MemberRemoveAsync(request);
// Do something with response
Update the member configuration
MemberUpdateRequest request = new MemberUpdateRequest
{
// ID of member to be updated
ID = 651748107021
};
request.PeerURLs.Add("http://10.0.0.1:2380");
MemberUpdateResponse res = etcdClient.MemberUpdate(request);
// Async
MemberUpdateResponse res = await etcdClient.MemberUpdateAsync(request);
// Do something with response
List all the members in the cluster
MemberListRequest request = new MemberListRequest();
etcdClient.MemberList(request);
MemberListResponse res = etcdClient.MemberList(request);
// Async
MemberListResponse res = await etcdClient.MemberListAsync(request);
// Do something with response
foreach(var member in res.Members)
{
Console.WriteLine($"{member.ID} - {member.Name} - {member.PeerURLs}");
}
https://etcd.io/docs/v3.4.0/learning/api/#transaction
Modify data with transaction var txr = new Etcdserverpb.TxnRequest();
txr.Success.Add(new Etcdserverpb.RequestOp()
{
RequestPut = new Etcdserverpb.PutRequest()
{
Key = Google.Protobuf.ByteString.CopyFrom("transaction-key", System.Text.Encoding.UTF8),
Value = Google.Protobuf.ByteString.CopyFrom("tv", System.Text.Encoding.UTF8),
}
});
client.Transaction(txr);
Canceling an operation
Handling cancellations with OperationCanceledException
This is the default behavior selected when creating the EtcdClient with the useLegacyRpcExceptionForCancellation parameter set to false.
CancellationTokenSource cts = new CancellationTokenSource();
CancellationToken cancellationToken = cts.Token;
try
{
cts.Cancel();
StatusRequest request = new StatusRequest();
StatusResponse response = client.Status(request, cancellationToken: cancellationToken);
bool isOK = response.Errors.Count == 0;
Console.WriteLine(isOK ? "Status OK" : "Status not OK");
}
catch (OperationCanceledException)
{
Console.WriteLine("Operation was canceled.");
}
Legacy cancellation with RpcException and StatusCode=Cancelled
The next sample shows the behavior when gRPC throws an RpcException with Cancelled StatusCode. To enable this legacy feature, create the EtcdClient with the useLegacyRpcExceptionForCancellation set to true.
using EtcdClient client = new EtcdClient(
"https://localhost:2379",
useLegacyRpcExceptionForCancellation: true);
CancellationTokenSource cts = new CancellationTokenSource();
CancellationToken cancellationToken = cts.Token;
try
{
cts.Cancel();
StatusRequest request = new StatusRequest();
StatusResponse response = client.Status(request, cancellationToken: cancellationToken);
bool isOK = response.Errors.Count == 0;
Console.WriteLine(isOK ? "Status OK" : "Status not OK");
}
catch (RpcException rpc) // useLegacyRpcExceptionForCancellation: true
{
if (rpc.StatusCode == StatusCode.Cancelled)
{
Console.WriteLine("Operation was canceled.");
}
else throw;
}