apply

Documentation

Overview

Package apply implements state enforcer, which executes a list of actions to move from actual state to desired state, performing actual deployment of services and configuration of the underlying cloud components. As state gets enforced, it will configure the cloud to run new services/components, update existing services/components and delete services/components which are no longer needed.

Index

• type EngineApply
  • func NewEngineApply(desiredPolicy *lang.Policy, desiredState *resolve.PolicyResolution, ...) *EngineApply
  • func (apply *EngineApply) Apply() (*resolve.PolicyResolution, error)

Types

type EngineApply

type EngineApply struct {
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}

EngineApply executes actions to get from an actual state to desired state

func NewEngineApply

func NewEngineApply(desiredPolicy *lang.Policy, desiredState *resolve.PolicyResolution, actualPolicy *lang.Policy, actualState *resolve.PolicyResolution, actualStateUpdater actual.StateUpdater, externalData *external.Data, plugins plugin.Registry, actions []action.Base, eventLog *event.Log, progress progress.Indicator) *EngineApply

NewEngineApply creates an instance of EngineApply todo(slukjanov): make sure that plugins are created once per revision, b/c we need to cache only for single policy, when it changed some credentials could change as well todo(slukjanov): run cleanup on all plugins after apply done for the revision

func (*EngineApply) Apply

func (apply *EngineApply) Apply() (*resolve.PolicyResolution, error)

Apply method executes all actions, actions call plugins to apply changes and roll them out to the cloud. It returns the updated actual state and event log. As actions get executed, they will instantiate/update/delete components according to the resolved policy, as well as configure the underlying cloud components appropriately. In case of errors (e.g. cloud is not available), actual state may not be equal to desired state after performing all the actions.