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Overview ¶
Package tasks provides an API for supervising system processes as Task's. It provides stronger guarantees with respect to process lifecycle than a standalone kubelet running static pods.
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type Completion ¶
type Completion struct {
// contains filtered or unexported fields
}
Completion represents the termination of a Task process. Each process execution should yield (barring drops because of an abort signal) exactly one Completion.
type Events ¶
type Events interface { // Close stops delivery of events in the completion and errors channels; callers must close this when they intend to no longer read from completion() or errors() Close() Events // Completion reports Completion events as they happen Completion() <-chan *Completion // Done returns a signal chan that closes when all tasks have completed and there are no more events to deliver Done() <-chan struct{} }
func MergeOutput ¶
MergeOutput waits for the given tasks to complete. meanwhile it logs each time a task process completes or generates an error. when shouldQuit closes, tasks are canceled and this func eventually returns once all ongoing event handlers have completed running.
type Option ¶
Option is a functional option type for a Task that returns an "undo" Option after upon modifying the Task
func Environment ¶
Environment customizes the process runtime environment for a Task
type Task ¶
type Task struct { Env []string // optional: process environment override Finished func(restarting bool) bool // callback invoked when a task process has completed; if `restarting` then it will be restarted if it returns true RestartDelay time.Duration // interval between repeated task restarts // contains filtered or unexported fields }
task is a specification for running a system process; it provides hooks for customizing logging and restart handling as well as provides event channels for communicating process termination and errors related to process management.