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Overview

Package state implements the representation of system state.

Index

Constants

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const (
	// Messages logged in tasks are guaranteed to use the time formatted
	// per RFC3339 plus the following strings as a prefix, so these may
	// be handled programmatically and parsed or stripped for presentation.
	LogInfo  = "INFO"
	LogError = "ERROR"
)

Variables

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var (
	DefaultRepeatAfter = time.Hour * 24
	DefaultExpireAfter = time.Hour * 24 * 28
)
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var ErrExpectedReboot = errors.New("expected reboot did not happen")
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var ErrNoState = errors.New("no state entry for key")

ErrNoState represents the case of no state entry for a given key.

Functions

func CopyState 

func CopyState(srcStatePath, dstStatePath string, dataEntries []string) error

CopyState takes a state from the srcStatePath and copies all dataEntries to the dstPath. Note that srcStatePath should never point to a state that is in use.

func MockTime 

func MockTime(now time.Time) (restore func())

func TagTimingsWithChange 

func TagTimingsWithChange(t *timings.Timings, change *Change)

TagTimingsWithChange sets the "change-id" tag on the Timings object.

func TimingsForTask 

func TimingsForTask(task *Task) *timings.Timings

TimingsForTask creates a new Timings tree for the given task. Returned Timings tree has "task-id", "change-id" and "task-kind" tags set automatically from the respective task.

Types

type Backend 

type Backend interface {
	Checkpoint(data []byte) error
	EnsureBefore(d time.Duration)
	// TODO: take flags to ask for reboot vs restart?
	RequestRestart(t RestartType)
}

A Backend is used by State to checkpoint on every unlock operation and to mediate requests to ensure the state sooner or request restarts.

type Change 

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

Change represents a tracked modification to the system state.

The Change provides both the justification for individual tasks to be performed and the grouping of them.

As an example, if an administrator requests an interface connection, multiple hooks might be individually run to accomplish the task. The Change summary would reflect the request for an interface connection, while the individual Task values would track the running of the hooks themselves.

func (*Change) Abort 

func (c *Change) Abort()

Abort flags the change for cancellation, whether in progress or not. Cancellation will proceed at the next ensure pass.

func (*Change) AbortLanes 

func (c *Change) AbortLanes(lanes []int)

AbortLanes aborts all tasks in the provided lanes and any tasks waiting on them, except for tasks that are also in a healthy lane (not aborted, and not waiting on aborted).

func (*Change) AddAll 

func (c *Change) AddAll(ts *TaskSet)

AddAll registers all tasks in the set as required for the state change to be accomplished.

func (*Change) AddTask 

func (c *Change) AddTask(t *Task)

AddTask registers a task as required for the state change to be accomplished.

func (*Change) Err 

func (c *Change) Err() error

Err returns an error value based on errors that were logged for tasks registered in this change, or nil if the change is not in ErrorStatus.

func (*Change) Get 

func (c *Change) Get(key string, value interface{}) error

Get unmarshals the stored value associated with the provided key into the value parameter.

func (*Change) ID 

func (c *Change) ID() string

ID returns the individual random key for the change.

func (*Change) IsClean 

func (c *Change) IsClean() bool

IsClean returns whether all tasks in the change have been cleaned. See SetClean.

func (*Change) IsReady 

func (c *Change) IsReady() bool

IsReady returns whether the change is considered ready.

The result is similar to calling Ready on the status returned by the Status method, but this function is more efficient as it doesn't need to recompute the aggregated state of tasks on every call.

As an exception, IsReady returns false for a Change without any tasks that never had its status explicitly set and was never unmarshalled out of the persistent state, despite its initial status being Hold. This is how the system represents changes right after they are created.

func (*Change) Kind 

func (c *Change) Kind() string

Kind returns the nature of the change for managers to know how to handle it.

func (*Change) LaneTasks 

func (c *Change) LaneTasks(lanes ...int) []*Task

LaneTasks returns all tasks from given lanes the state change depends on.

func (*Change) MarshalJSON 

func (c *Change) MarshalJSON() ([]byte, error)

MarshalJSON makes Change a json.Marshaller

func (*Change) Ready 

func (c *Change) Ready() <-chan struct{}

Ready returns a channel that is closed the first time the change becomes ready.

func (*Change) ReadyTime 

func (c *Change) ReadyTime() time.Time

ReadyTime returns the time when the change became ready.

func (*Change) Set 

func (c *Change) Set(key string, value interface{})

Set associates value with key for future consulting by managers. The provided value must properly marshal and unmarshal with encoding/json.

func (*Change) SetStatus 

func (c *Change) SetStatus(s Status)

SetStatus sets the change status, overriding the default behavior (see Status method).

func (*Change) SpawnTime 

func (c *Change) SpawnTime() time.Time

SpawnTime returns the time when the change was created.

func (*Change) State 

func (c *Change) State() *State

State returns the system State

func (*Change) Status 

func (c *Change) Status() Status

Status returns the current status of the change. If the status was not explicitly set the result is derived from the status of the individual tasks related to the change, according to the following decision sequence:

  • With at least one task in DoStatus, return DoStatus
  • With at least one task in ErrorStatus, return ErrorStatus
  • Otherwise, return DoneStatus

func (*Change) Summary 

func (c *Change) Summary() string

Summary returns a summary describing what the change is about.

func (*Change) Tasks 

func (c *Change) Tasks() []*Task

Tasks returns all the tasks this state change depends on.

func (*Change) UnmarshalJSON 

func (c *Change) UnmarshalJSON(data []byte) error

UnmarshalJSON makes Change a json.Unmarshaller

type HandlerFunc 

type HandlerFunc func(task *Task, tomb *tomb.Tomb) error

HandlerFunc is the type of function for the handlers

type RestartType 

type RestartType int
const (
	RestartUnset RestartType = iota
	RestartDaemon
	RestartSystem
	// RestartSystemNow is like RestartSystem but action is immediate
	RestartSystemNow
	// RestartSocket will restart the daemon so that it goes into
	// socket activation mode.
	RestartSocket
	// Stop just stops the daemon (used with image pre-seeding)
	StopDaemon
	// RestartSystemHaltNow will shutdown --halt the system asap
	RestartSystemHaltNow
	// RestartSystemPoweroffNow will shutdown --poweroff the system asap
	RestartSystemPoweroffNow
)

func MockRestarting 

func MockRestarting(s *State, restarting RestartType) RestartType

type Retry 

type Retry struct {
	After  time.Duration
	Reason string
}

Retry is returned from a handler to signal that is ok to rerun the task at a later point. It's to be used also when a task goroutine is asked to stop through its tomb. After can be used to indicate how much to postpone the retry, 0 (the default) means at the next ensure pass and is what should be used if stopped through its tomb. Reason is an optional explanation of the conflict.

func (*Retry) Error 

func (r *Retry) Error() string

type State 

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

State represents an evolving system state that persists across restarts.

The State is concurrency-safe, and all reads and writes to it must be performed with the state locked. It's a runtime error (panic) to perform operations without it.

The state is persisted on every unlock operation via the StateBackend it was initialized with.

func New 

func New(backend Backend) *State

New returns a new empty state.

func ReadState 

func ReadState(backend Backend, r io.Reader) (*State, error)

ReadState returns the state deserialized from r.

func (*State) AllWarnings 

func (s *State) AllWarnings() []*Warning

AllWarnings returns all the warnings in the system, whether they're due to be shown or not. They'll be sorted by lastAdded.

func (*State) Cache 

func (s *State) Cache(key, value interface{})

Cache associates value with key for future consulting by managers. The cached value is not persisted.

func (*State) Cached 

func (s *State) Cached(key interface{}) interface{}

Cached returns the cached value associated with the provided key. It returns nil if there is no entry for key.

func (*State) Change 

func (s *State) Change(id string) *Change

Change returns the change for the given ID.

func (*State) Changes 

func (s *State) Changes() []*Change

Changes returns all changes currently known to the state.

func (*State) ClearReboot 

func (s *State) ClearReboot()

ClearReboot clears state information about tracking requested reboots.

func (*State) EnsureBefore 

func (s *State) EnsureBefore(d time.Duration)

EnsureBefore asks for an ensure pass to happen sooner within duration from now.

func (*State) Get 

func (s *State) Get(key string, value interface{}) error

Get unmarshals the stored value associated with the provided key into the value parameter. It returns ErrNoState if there is no entry for key.

func (*State) GetMaybeTimings 

func (s *State) GetMaybeTimings(timings interface{}) error

GetMaybeTimings implements timings.GetSaver

func (*State) Lock 

func (s *State) Lock()

Lock acquires the state lock.

func (*State) MarshalJSON 

func (s *State) MarshalJSON() ([]byte, error)

MarshalJSON makes State a json.Marshaller

func (*State) Modified 

func (s *State) Modified() bool

Modified returns whether the state was modified since the last checkpoint.

func (*State) NewChange 

func (s *State) NewChange(kind, summary string) *Change

NewChange adds a new change to the state.

func (*State) NewLane 

func (s *State) NewLane() int

NewLane creates a new lane in the state.

func (*State) NewTask 

func (s *State) NewTask(kind, summary string) *Task

NewTask creates a new task. It usually will be registered with a Change using AddTask or through a TaskSet.

func (*State) OkayWarnings 

func (s *State) OkayWarnings(t time.Time) int

OkayWarnings marks warnings that were showable at the given time as shown.

func (*State) PendingWarnings 

func (s *State) PendingWarnings() ([]*Warning, time.Time)

PendingWarnings returns the list of warnings to show the user, sorted by lastAdded, and a timestamp than can be used to refer to these warnings.

Warnings to show to the user are those that have not been shown before, or that have been shown earlier than repeatAfter ago.

func (*State) Prune 

func (s *State) Prune(startOfOperation time.Time, pruneWait, abortWait time.Duration, maxReadyChanges int)

Prune does several cleanup tasks to the in-memory state:

  • it removes changes that became ready for more than pruneWait and aborts tasks spawned for more than abortWait.

  • it removes tasks unlinked to changes after pruneWait. When there are more changes than the limit set via "maxReadyChanges" those changes in ready state will also removed even if they are below the pruneWait duration.

  • it removes expired warnings.

func (*State) RequestRestart 

func (s *State) RequestRestart(t RestartType)

RequestRestart asks for a restart of the managing process. The state needs to be locked to request a RestartSystem.

func (*State) Restarting 

func (s *State) Restarting() (bool, RestartType)

Restarting returns whether a restart was requested with RequestRestart and of which type.

func (*State) SaveTimings 

func (s *State) SaveTimings(timings interface{})

SaveTimings implements timings.GetSaver

func (*State) Set 

func (s *State) Set(key string, value interface{})

Set associates value with key for future consulting by managers. The provided value must properly marshal and unmarshal with encoding/json.

func (*State) Task 

func (s *State) Task(id string) *Task

Task returns the task for the given ID if the task has been linked to a change.

func (*State) TaskCount 

func (s *State) TaskCount() int

TaskCount returns the number of tasks that currently exist in the state, whether linked to a change or not.

func (*State) Tasks 

func (s *State) Tasks() []*Task

Tasks returns all tasks currently known to the state and linked to changes.

func (*State) Unlock 

func (s *State) Unlock()

Unlock releases the state lock and checkpoints the state. It does not return until the state is correctly checkpointed. After too many unsuccessful checkpoint attempts, it panics.

func (*State) UnmarshalJSON 

func (s *State) UnmarshalJSON(data []byte) error

UnmarshalJSON makes State a json.Unmarshaller

func (*State) UnshowAllWarnings 

func (s *State) UnshowAllWarnings()

UnshowAllWarnings clears the lastShown timestamp from all the warnings. For use in debugging.

func (*State) VerifyReboot 

func (s *State) VerifyReboot(curBootID string) error

VerifyReboot checks if the state remembers that a system restart was requested and whether it succeeded based on the provided current boot id. It returns ErrExpectedReboot if the expected reboot did not happen yet. It must be called early in the usage of state and before an RequestRestart with RestartSystem is attempted. It must be called with the state lock held.

func (*State) Warnf 

func (s *State) Warnf(template string, args ...interface{})

Warnf records a warning: if it's the first Warning with this message it'll be added (with its firstAdded and lastAdded set to the current time), otherwise the existing one will have its lastAdded updated.

func (*State) WarningsSummary 

func (s *State) WarningsSummary() (int, time.Time)

WarningsSummary returns the number of warnings that are ready to be shown to the user, and the timestamp of the most recently added warning (useful for silencing the warning alerts, and OKing the returned warnings).

type Status 

type Status int

Status is used for status values for changes and tasks. 

const (
	// DefaultStatus is the standard computed status for a change or task.
	// For tasks it's always mapped to DoStatus, and for change its mapped
	// to an aggregation of its tasks' statuses. See Change.Status for details.
	DefaultStatus Status = 0

	// HoldStatus means the task should not run, perhaps as a consequence of an error on another task.
	HoldStatus Status = 1

	// DoStatus means the change or task is ready to start.
	DoStatus Status = 2

	// DoingStatus means the change or task is running or an attempt was made to run it.
	DoingStatus Status = 3

	// DoneStatus means the change or task was accomplished successfully.
	DoneStatus Status = 4

	// AbortStatus means the task should stop doing its activities and then undo.
	AbortStatus Status = 5

	// UndoStatus means the change or task should be undone, probably due to an error elsewhere.
	UndoStatus Status = 6

	// UndoingStatus means the change or task is being undone or an attempt was made to undo it.
	UndoingStatus Status = 7

	// UndoneStatus means a task was first done and then undone after an error elsewhere.
	// Changes go directly into the error status instead of being marked as undone.
	UndoneStatus Status = 8

	// ErrorStatus means the change or task has errored out while running or being undone.
	ErrorStatus Status = 9
)

Admitted status values for changes and tasks.

func (Status) Ready 

func (s Status) Ready() bool

Ready returns whether a task or change with this status needs further work or has completed its attempt to perform the current goal.

func (Status) String 

func (s Status) String() string

type Task 

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

Task represents an individual operation to be performed for accomplishing one or more state changes.

See Change for more details.

func (*Task) At 

func (t *Task) At(when time.Time)

At schedules the task, if it's not ready, to happen no earlier than when, if when is the zero time any previous special scheduling is suppressed.

func (*Task) AtTime 

func (t *Task) AtTime() time.Time

AtTime returns the time at which the task is scheduled to run. A zero time means no special schedule, i.e. run as soon as prerequisites are met.

func (*Task) Change 

func (t *Task) Change() *Change

Change returns the change the task is registered with.

func (*Task) Clear 

func (t *Task) Clear(key string)

Clear disassociates the value from key.

func (*Task) DoingTime 

func (t *Task) DoingTime() time.Duration

func (*Task) Errorf 

func (t *Task) Errorf(format string, args ...interface{})

Errorf logs error information about the progress of the task.

func (*Task) Get 

func (t *Task) Get(key string, value interface{}) error

Get unmarshals the stored value associated with the provided key into the value parameter.

func (*Task) HaltTasks 

func (t *Task) HaltTasks() []*Task

HaltTasks returns the list of tasks registered to wait for t.

func (*Task) Has 

func (t *Task) Has(key string) bool

Has returns whether the provided key has an associated value.

func (*Task) ID 

func (t *Task) ID() string

ID returns the individual random key for this task.

func (*Task) IsClean 

func (t *Task) IsClean() bool

IsClean returns whether the task has been cleaned. See SetClean.

func (*Task) JoinLane 

func (t *Task) JoinLane(lane int)

JoinLane registers the task in the provided lane. Tasks in different lanes abort independently on errors. See Change.AbortLane for details.

func (*Task) Kind 

func (t *Task) Kind() string

Kind returns the nature of this task for managers to know how to handle it.

func (*Task) Lanes 

func (t *Task) Lanes() []int

Lanes returns the lanes the task is in.

func (*Task) Log 

func (t *Task) Log() []string

Log returns the most recent messages logged into the task.

Only the most recent entries logged are returned, potentially with different behavior for different task statuses. How many entries are returned is an implementation detail and may change over time.

Messages are prefixed with one of the known message kinds. See details about LogInfo and LogError.

The returned slice should not be read from without the state lock held, and should not be written to.

func (*Task) Logf 

func (t *Task) Logf(format string, args ...interface{})

Logf logs information about the progress of the task.

func (*Task) MarshalJSON 

func (t *Task) MarshalJSON() ([]byte, error)

MarshalJSON makes Task a json.Marshaller

func (*Task) NumHaltTasks 

func (t *Task) NumHaltTasks() int

NumHaltTasks returns the number of tasks registered to wait for t.

func (*Task) Progress 

func (t *Task) Progress() (label string, done, total int)

Progress returns the current progress for the task. If progress is not explicitly set, it returns (0, 1) if the status is DoStatus and (1, 1) otherwise.

func (*Task) ReadyTime 

func (t *Task) ReadyTime() time.Time

ReadyTime returns the time when the change became ready.

func (*Task) Set 

func (t *Task) Set(key string, value interface{})

Set associates value with key for future consulting by managers. The provided value must properly marshal and unmarshal with encoding/json.

func (*Task) SetClean 

func (t *Task) SetClean()

SetClean flags the task as clean after any left over data was removed.

Cleaning a task must only be done after the change is ready.

func (*Task) SetProgress 

func (t *Task) SetProgress(label string, done, total int)

SetProgress sets the task progress to cur out of total steps.

func (*Task) SetStatus 

func (t *Task) SetStatus(new Status)

SetStatus sets the task status, overriding the default behavior (see Status method).

func (*Task) SpawnTime 

func (t *Task) SpawnTime() time.Time

SpawnTime returns the time when the change was created.

func (*Task) State 

func (t *Task) State() *State

State returns the system State

func (*Task) Status 

func (t *Task) Status() Status

Status returns the current task status.

func (*Task) Summary 

func (t *Task) Summary() string

Summary returns a summary describing what the task is about.

func (*Task) UndoingTime 

func (t *Task) UndoingTime() time.Duration

func (*Task) UnmarshalJSON 

func (t *Task) UnmarshalJSON(data []byte) error

UnmarshalJSON makes Task a json.Unmarshaller

func (*Task) WaitAll 

func (t *Task) WaitAll(ts *TaskSet)

WaitAll registers all the tasks in the set as a requirement for t to make progress.

func (*Task) WaitFor 

func (t *Task) WaitFor(another *Task)

WaitFor registers another task as a requirement for t to make progress.

func (*Task) WaitTasks 

func (t *Task) WaitTasks() []*Task

WaitTasks returns the list of tasks registered for t to wait for.

type TaskRunner 

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

TaskRunner controls the running of goroutines to execute known task kinds.

func NewTaskRunner 

func NewTaskRunner(s *State) *TaskRunner

NewTaskRunner creates a new TaskRunner

func (*TaskRunner) AddBlocked 

func (r *TaskRunner) AddBlocked(pred func(t *Task, running []*Task) bool)

AddBlocked adds a predicate function to decide whether to block a task from running based on the current running tasks. It can be used to control task serialisation. All added predicates are considered in turn until one returns true, or none.

func (*TaskRunner) AddCleanup 

func (r *TaskRunner) AddCleanup(kind string, cleanup HandlerFunc)

AddCleanup registers a function to be called after the change completes, for cleaning up data left behind by tasks of the specified kind. The provided function will be called no matter what the final status of the task is. This mechanism enables keeping data around for a potential undo until there's no more chance of the task being undone.

The cleanup function is run concurrently with other cleanup functions, despite any wait ordering between the tasks. If it returns an error, it will be retried later.

The handler for tasks of the provided kind must have been previously registered before AddCleanup is called for it.

func (*TaskRunner) AddHandler 

func (r *TaskRunner) AddHandler(kind string, do, undo HandlerFunc)

AddHandler registers the functions to concurrently call for doing and undoing tasks of the given kind. The undo handler may be nil.

func (*TaskRunner) AddOptionalHandler 

func (r *TaskRunner) AddOptionalHandler(match func(t *Task) bool, do, undo HandlerFunc)

AddOptionalHandler register functions for doing and undoing tasks that match the given predicate if no explicit handler was registered for the task kind.

func (*TaskRunner) Ensure 

func (r *TaskRunner) Ensure() error

Ensure starts new goroutines for all known tasks with no pending dependencies. Note that Ensure will lock the state.

func (*TaskRunner) KnownTaskKinds 

func (r *TaskRunner) KnownTaskKinds() []string

KnownTaskKinds returns all tasks kinds handled by this runner.

func (*TaskRunner) OnTaskError 

func (r *TaskRunner) OnTaskError(f func(err error))

OnTaskError sets an error callback executed when any task errors out.

func (*TaskRunner) SetBlocked 

func (r *TaskRunner) SetBlocked(pred func(t *Task, running []*Task) bool)

SetBlocked sets a predicate function to decide whether to block a task from running based on the current running tasks. It can be used to control task serialisation.

func (*TaskRunner) Stop 

func (r *TaskRunner) Stop()

Stop kills all concurrent activities and returns after that's done.

func (*TaskRunner) StopKinds 

func (r *TaskRunner) StopKinds(kind ...string)

StopKinds kills all concurrent tasks of the given kinds and returns after that's done.

func (*TaskRunner) Wait 

func (r *TaskRunner) Wait()

Wait waits for all concurrent activities and returns after that's done.

type TaskSet 

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

A TaskSet holds a set of tasks.

func NewTaskSet 

func NewTaskSet(tasks ...*Task) *TaskSet

NewTaskSet returns a new TaskSet comprising the given tasks.

func (*TaskSet) AddAll 

func (ts *TaskSet) AddAll(anotherTs *TaskSet)

AddAll adds all the tasks in the argument set to the target set ts.

func (*TaskSet) AddAllWithEdges 

func (ts *TaskSet) AddAllWithEdges(anotherTs *TaskSet) error

AddAllWithEdges adds all the tasks in the argument set to the target set ts and also adds all TaskSetEdges. Duplicated TaskSetEdges are an error.

func (*TaskSet) AddTask 

func (ts *TaskSet) AddTask(task *Task)

AddTask adds the task to the task set.

func (TaskSet) Edge 

func (ts TaskSet) Edge(e TaskSetEdge) (*Task, error)

Edge returns the task marked with the given edge name.

func (*TaskSet) JoinLane 

func (ts *TaskSet) JoinLane(lane int)

JoinLane adds all the tasks in the current taskset to the given lane.

func (*TaskSet) MarkEdge 

func (ts *TaskSet) MarkEdge(task *Task, edge TaskSetEdge)

MarkEdge marks the given task as a specific edge. Any pre-existing edge mark will be overridden.

func (TaskSet) Tasks 

func (ts TaskSet) Tasks() []*Task

Tasks returns the tasks in the task set.

func (*TaskSet) WaitAll 

func (ts *TaskSet) WaitAll(anotherTs *TaskSet)

WaitAll registers all the tasks in the argument set as requirements for ts the target set to make progress.

func (TaskSet) WaitFor 

func (ts TaskSet) WaitFor(another *Task)

WaitFor registers a task as a requirement for the tasks in the set to make progress.

type TaskSetEdge 

type TaskSetEdge string

TaskSetEdge designates tasks inside a TaskSet for outside reference.

This is useful to give tasks inside TaskSets a special meaning. It is used to mark e.g. the last task used for downloading a snap.

type Warning 

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

func (*Warning) ExpiredBefore 

func (w *Warning) ExpiredBefore(now time.Time) bool

func (*Warning) MarshalJSON 

func (w *Warning) MarshalJSON() ([]byte, error)

func (*Warning) ShowAfter 

func (w *Warning) ShowAfter(t time.Time) bool

func (*Warning) String 

func (w *Warning) String() string

func (*Warning) UnmarshalJSON 

func (w *Warning) UnmarshalJSON(data []byte) error

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