class PipelineServer(ManagedService):
""" Thin wrapper around PipelineServer constructs.
Allows controlled start and stop of the web app server
in a separate process.
Parameters
----------
config : yaml
reference to the yaml configuration file
"""
def __init__(self, config):
self.config = config
self.pipeline_server_job = None
self._restarting = threading.Event()
def trigger_event(self, event: config_mgm.ConfigChangedEvent):
"""Trigger change event on pipelines not running.
Pipelines already runnig are already notified by rective configurations
"""
if self.pipeline_server_job is None:
return
if self._restarting.is_set():
return
self._restarting.set()
self.stop()
self.start()
self._restarting.clear()
def start(self, **kwargs):
log.info('PipelineServer server job starting...')
f = PipelineServerJob(self.config)
self.pipeline_server_job = ThreadedJob(f)
self.pipeline_server_job.start()
log.info('Pipeline server job started')
def healthcheck(self):
return time.monotonic(), True
def heal(self):
"""Heal the server.
TODO: Keep an eye for potential scenarios that cause this server to
become unresponsive.
"""
def stop(self):
if self.pipeline_server_job:
log.info('Pipeline server job stopping...')
self.pipeline_server_job.stop()
self.pipeline_server_job.join()
self.pipeline_server_job = None
log.info('Pipeline server job stopped.')
class PipelineServer(ManagedService):
"""Thin wrapper around PipelineServer constructs.
Allows controlled start and stop of the web app server
in a separate process.
Parameters
----------
config : yaml
reference to the yaml configuration file
"""
def __init__(self, config):
self.config = config
self.pipeline_server_job = None
def start(self, **kwargs):
log.info("PipelineServer server job starting...")
f = PipelineServerJob(self.config)
self.pipeline_server_job = ThreadedJob(f)
self.pipeline_server_job.start()
log.info("Pipeline server job started")
def healthcheck(self):
return time.monotonic(), True
def heal(self):
"""Heal the server.
TODO: Keep an eye for potential scenarios that cause this server to
become unresponsive.
"""
def stop(self):
if self.pipeline_server_job:
log.info("Pipeline server job stopping...")
try:
self.pipeline_server_job.stop()
self.pipeline_server_job.join()
except RuntimeError as err:
log.warning("Failed stopping: %s" % err)
self.pipeline_server_job = None
log.info("Pipeline server job stopped.")
class FlaskServer(ManagedService):
""" Thin wrapper around Flask constructs.
Allows controlled start and stop of the web app server
in a separate process.
Parameters
----------
config : yaml
reference to the yaml configuration file
"""
def __init__(self, config):
self.config = config
self.flask_job = None
def start(self, **kwargs):
log.info('Flask server job starting...')
f = FlaskJob(self.config)
self.flask_job = ThreadedJob(f)
self.flask_job.start()
log.info('Flask server job started')
def healthcheck(self):
# Note: Implement actual health check for Flask
# See if the /healthcheck URL returns a 200 quickly
return time.monotonic(), True
def heal(self):
"""Heal the server.
TODO: Keep an eye for potential scenarios that cause this server to
become unresponsive.
"""
def stop(self):
if self.flask_job:
log.info('Flask server job stopping...')
self.flask_job.stop()
self.flask_job.join()
log.info('Flask server job stopped.')
