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Overview ¶
This package defines the API facade for use by the migration master worker when interacting with the target controller during a migration.
Index ¶
- type API
- func (api *API) Abort(args params.ModelArgs) error
- func (api *API) Activate(args params.ModelArgs) error
- func (api *API) AdoptResources(args params.AdoptResourcesArgs) error
- func (api *API) Import(serialized params.SerializedModel) error
- func (api *API) LatestLogTime(args params.ModelArgs) (time.Time, error)
- func (api *API) Prechecks(model params.MigrationModelInfo) error
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Types ¶
type API ¶
type API struct {
// contains filtered or unexported fields
}
API implements the API required for the model migration master worker when communicating with the target controller.
func NewAPI ¶
func NewAPI(ctx facade.Context, getEnviron stateenvirons.NewEnvironFunc) (*API, error)
NewAPI returns a new API. Accepts a NewEnvironFunc for testing purposes.
func (*API) Abort ¶
Abort removes the specified model from the database. It is an error to attempt to Abort a model that has a migration mode other than importing.
func (*API) Activate ¶
Activate sets the migration mode of the model to "none", meaning it is ready for use. It is an error to attempt to Abort a model that has a migration mode other than importing.
func (*API) AdoptResources ¶
func (api *API) AdoptResources(args params.AdoptResourcesArgs) error
AdoptResources asks the cloud provider to update the controller tags for a model's resources. This prevents the resources from being destroyed if the source controller is destroyed after the model is migrated away.
func (*API) Import ¶
func (api *API) Import(serialized params.SerializedModel) error
Import takes a serialized Juju model, deserializes it, and recreates it in the receiving controller.
func (*API) LatestLogTime ¶
LatestLogTime returns the time of the most recent log record received by the logtransfer endpoint. This can be used as the start point for streaming logs from the source if the transfer was interrupted.
For performance reasons, not every time is tracked, so if the target controller died during the transfer the latest log time might be up to 2 minutes earlier. If the transfer was interrupted in some other way (like the source controller going away or a network partition) the time will be up-to-date.
Log messages are assumed to be sent in time order (which is how debug-log emits them). If that isn't the case then this mechanism can't be used to avoid duplicates when logtransfer is restarted.
Returns the zero time if no logs have been transferred.