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cluster_manager.h
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#ifndef CLUSTER_MANAGER_H
#define CLUSTER_MANAGER_H
#include "pml.h"
// Define Cluster structure
typedef struct Cluster Cluster;
/**
* Initialize a cluster with the specified ID and number of silos.
* @param cluster_id The unique ID of the cluster.
* @param silo_count The number of silos to initialize within the cluster.
* @return Pointer to the initialized Cluster, or NULL if an error occurs.
*/
Cluster* initialize_cluster(int cluster_id, int silo_count);
/**
* Add a new cluster to the global list of managed clusters.
* @param cluster Pointer to the Cluster to be added.
*/
void add_cluster(Cluster* cluster);
/**
* Check for bottlenecks in all managed clusters and optimize workload distribution.
* This function identifies clusters under stress and redistributes tasks.
*/
void check_for_bottlenecks();
/**
* Solve the Pairwise Traveling Salesman Problem (TSP) to optimize task execution
* across clusters, minimizing the cost of operations.
* @param pml Pointer to the PMLL instance for data and task prioritization.
*/
void solve_pairwise_tsp(PMLL* pml);
/**
* Distribute workloads dynamically across all available clusters.
* Ensures no cluster is overloaded and tasks are handled efficiently.
* @param pml Pointer to the PMLL instance for workload data.
*/
void distribute_workload(PMLL* pml);
/**
* Clean up and free all resources associated with the clusters.
* This includes memory and connections for all managed clusters.
*/
void cleanup_clusters();
#endif // CLUSTER_MANAGER_H