Service - Stock Location Standard
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Overview
Handler service for basic stock locations that hold a quantity remaining per stock location and can reserve stock when building orders. One Stock Location can service many SellOffers, so each Stock Location keeps per SellOfferId list of quantities remaining.
Repository
https://bitbucket.org/izara-market-products/izara-market-products-stock-location-standard
DynamoDB tables
Standard Config Table Per Service
Configuration tags
{
configTag: "StockLocationHandlerServiceNameTag"
configKey: "StockLocationHandlerServiceNameTag"
configValue: xxx // this own services ServiceNameTag, eg "StockLocationStandard"
}
{
configTag: "ProductGraphServiceName"
configKey: "ProductGraphServiceName"
configValue: xxx // eg: "ProductGraph"
}
{
configTag: "StockLocationManagerServiceName"
configKey: "StockLocationManagerServiceName"
configValue: xxx // eg: "StockLocationManager"
}
SellOfferStock
Remaining stock for one SellOffer.
{
sellofferId
stockRemaining
stockReserved
stockAvailable
updateUuid: xxx // random number, used in conditional when updating count to protect against race conditions
}
- partition key: sellofferId
- sort key: (none)
SellOfferReservedStock
Reserve stock when begin processing an order, one record per usage, once the order is successful we adjust SellOfferStock to reflect the change and change status of reserved stock.
{
sellofferId
reservedTimestampId
quantity
reservedStockStatus: reserved|confirmed|cancelled
}
- partition key: sellofferId
- sortKey: reservedTimestampId
- reservedTimestampId: {timestamp sent with request}_{uniqueRequestId}, this allows us to check idempotence and not reserve same request multiple times
- records are not deleted once they are confirmed or cancelled, so a record is kept of changes
Notes
- When finding or reserving stock for a SellOffer, query graph to find the StockLocation for the sellOffer (or have it saved in the SellOffer object), then query dynamoDB for stock levels
- A SellOffer's link to StockLocation is immutable, cannot be changed