Non-blocking call that returns true when the service instance has completely stopped after SignalStop()

Tries to delete extra capacity which is allocated but not currently needed. Returns the number of bytes freed back to the system

Configures an entity from supplied config node

Deletes object from pile by its pointer returning true if there is no access violation and pointer is pointing to the valid object, throws otherwise unless throwInvalid is set to false

Performs application-defined tasks associated with freeing, releasing, or resetting unmanaged resources.

Gets external parameter value returning true if parameter was found

Gets names of supported external parameters or null if parameters are not supported in principle

Sets external parameter value, true if parameter name was found and set succeeded

Returns a CLR object by its pointer or throws access violation if pointer is invalid

Returns a raw byte[] occupied by the object payload, only payload is returned along with serializer flag which tells what kind of serializer was used. This method is rarely used, it is needed for debugging and special-case "direct" memory access on read to bypass the de-serialization process altogether

Deletes all objects freeing all segment memory buffers. This method may require the caller to have special rights

Puts a CLR object into the pile and returns a newly-allocated pointer. Throws out-of-space if there is not enough space in the pile and limits are set. Optional lifeSpanSec will auto-delete object after the interval elapses if the pile SupportsObjectExpiration and SweepExpireObjects is set to true

If pile supports expiration, resets object age to zero. Returns true if object was found and reset. N/A for pile that do not support expiration

Non-blocking call that initiates the stopping of the service

Returns the size of pointed-to object in bytes or throws access violation if pointer is invalid. The serialized object size is returned, not the CLR object size.

Blocking call that starts the service instance

Blocks execution of current thread until this service has completely stopped

Returns the number of bytes allocated by this pile from system memory

Defines modes of allocation: space/time tradeoff

Returns the common name used to identify the component, for example "Glue" for various IGlue implementations. This name is searched-by some management tools that allow to find component by this name that does not change between application restarts like ComponentSID does. Subordinate (non-root) components return null

Returns a reference to an object that this app component services/operates under, or null

Returns process/instance unique app component system id

Gets names/types of supported external parameters or null if parameters are not supported in principle

Turns on/off instrumentation

Returns whether pile is local or distributed

Imposes a limit on maximum number of bytes that a pile can allocate of the system heap. The default value of 0 means no limit, meaning - the pile will keep allocating objects until the system allows

Gets the maximum count of segments that this pile can have. The property is not thread-safe for set and can only be set if pile is inactive. The value of zero means no limit

Returns an approximate capacity of free memory that the system has left

Returns the number of nodes(servers) that service this distributed pile. If this pile locality is local then returns 1

Returns the number of allocated objects in this pile

Returns the number of extra bytes used by pile metadata currently occupied by object stored in this pile

Returns the model of object persistence that this pile supports

Returns true when service is active or about to become active. Check in service implementation loops/threads/tasks

Returns the number of segments allocated

Gets the segment size in bytes, up to (2^31)-1 The property is not thread-safe for set and can only be set if pile is inactive

Current service status

Returns whether this instance supports object expiration

Control whether the instance respects object life spans if they are set

Returns the number of bytes allocated for object storage within AllocatedMemoryBytes