How to use _request_start method in Molotov

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service.py

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...23 ServiceState,24)25class SystemdService(ServicePlugin):26 BIN_PATH = '/​usr/​bin/​systemctl'27 def _request_start(self):28 super()._request_start()29 return self._vm.ssh([self.BIN_PATH, 'start', self._name])30 def _request_stop(self):31 super()._request_stop()32 return self._vm.ssh([self.BIN_PATH, 'stop', self._name])33 def state(self):34 ret = self._vm.ssh([self.BIN_PATH, 'status --lines=0', self._name])35 if not ret:36 return ServiceState.ACTIVE37 out = ret.out.decode('utf-8')38 lines = [l.strip() for l in out.split('\n')]39 loaded = [l for l in lines if l.startswith('Loaded:')].pop()40 if loaded.split()[1] == 'loaded':41 return ServiceState.INACTIVE42 return ServiceState.MISSING43class SysVInitService(ServicePlugin):44 BIN_PATH = '/​sbin/​service'45 def _request_start(self):46 super()._request_start()47 return self._vm.ssh([self.BIN_PATH, self._name, 'start'])48 def _request_stop(self):49 super()._request_stop()50 return self._vm.ssh([self.BIN_PATH, self._name, 'stop'])51 def state(self):52 ret = self._vm.ssh([self.BIN_PATH, self._name, 'status'])53 if ret.code == 0:54 return ServiceState.ACTIVE55 out = ret.out.decode('utf-8')56 if out.strip().endswith('is stopped'):57 return ServiceState.INACTIVE58 return ServiceState.MISSING59class SystemdContainerService(ServicePlugin):60 BIN_PATH = '/​usr/​bin/​docker'61 HOST_BIN_PATH = '/​usr/​bin/​systemctl'62 def _request_start(self):63 super()._request_start()64 ret = self._vm.ssh(65 [self.BIN_PATH, 'exec vdsmc systemctl start', self._name]66 )67 if ret.code == 0:68 return ret69 return self._vm.ssh([self.HOST_BIN_PATH, 'start', self._name])70 def _request_stop(self):71 super()._request_stop()72 ret = self._vm.ssh(73 [self.BIN_PATH, 'exec vdsmc systemctl stop', self._name]74 )75 if ret.code == 0:76 return ret77 return self._vm.ssh([self.HOST_BIN_PATH, 'stop', self._name])...

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provider1pool.py

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1# -*- coding: UTF-8 -*-2import time3import threading4from datanal.config.api_settings import api_config5class Provider1Pool(object):6 _auth_token = None7 _request_start = None8 _request_permission = True9 def __init__(self):10 self._lock = threading.Lock()11 @property12 def auth_token(self) -> str:13 return self._auth_token14 @auth_token.setter15 def auth_token(self, value: str) -> None:16 self._auth_token = value17 @property18 def request_permission(self) -> str:19 self._lock.acquire()20 try:21 self._request_start = time.perf_counter()22 if self._request_permission is not True:23 self.request_permission = True24 self.request_permission = False25 return True26 finally:27 self._request_start = None28 self._lock.release()29 @request_permission.setter30 def request_permission(self, value: bool) -> None:31 if value is True:32 while ((time.perf_counter() - self._request_start)33 < (1 /​ api_config['provider1']['requests_per_second'])):34 time.sleep(0.1)...

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provider2pool.py

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1# -*- coding: UTF-8 -*-2import time3import threading4from datanal.config.api_settings import api_config5class Provider2Pool(object):6 _request_start = None7 _request_permission = True8 def __init__(self):9 self._lock = threading.Lock()10 @property11 def request_permission(self) -> str:12 self._lock.acquire()13 try:14 self._request_start = time.perf_counter()15 if self._request_permission is not True:16 self.request_permission = True17 self.request_permission = False18 return True19 finally:20 self._request_start = None21 self._lock.release()22 @request_permission.setter23 def request_permission(self, value: bool) -> None:24 if value is True:25 while ((time.perf_counter() - self._request_start)26 < (1 /​ api_config['provider2']['requests_per_second'])):27 time.sleep(0.1)...

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