evoid-scheduler
Priority-aware scheduler — Intent Handler system
Quick Start • Intent Handler • Features • API
Quick Start
uv add evoid-scheduler
Method 1: Intent Handler (Recommended)
from evoid_scheduler import register_handlers
# Register scheduler as Intent handlers
register_handlers(max_workers=4)
Method 2: Direct API
from evoid_scheduler import SchedulerEngine, Priority
scheduler = SchedulerEngine()
await scheduler.submit(intent=process_payment, priority=Priority.CRITICAL)
Intent Handler
evoid-scheduler registers priority-aware task scheduling as Intent handlers.
Features
- True priority queue — O(log n) enqueue/dequeue
- System metrics — CPU cores, load average, memory usage
- Adaptive concurrency — Adjusts based on system load
- Task deferral — Low-priority tasks deferred when system is busy
- Cross-service balancing — Distribute work across instances
Configuration
TOML
[engines]
scheduler = "scheduler"
[engines.options.scheduler]
max_workers = 4
API
register_handlers(max_workers: int = 4)
Register scheduler as Intent handlers.
SchedulerEngine Methods
| Method | Signature | Description |
|---|---|---|
submit |
async submit(intent, priority, ...) |
Submit task with priority |
metrics |
metrics() |
Get system metrics |
active |
active |
Count of running tasks |
Priority Levels
| Priority | Value | Use Case |
|---|---|---|
CRITICAL |
1 | Payments, medical |
HIGH |
2 | User requests |
NORMAL |
3 | Background jobs |
LOW |
4 | Analytics, logging |
Dependencies
evoid>=0.4.0
Links
License
MIT
1 maintainer
Metadata
1 maintainer
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