Exemple #1
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logger.info('Running worker for %s - PID = %d' % (service, pid))

keyw = 'admin:worker:%s:%d' % (service, pid)
redis.hset(keyw, "launch_time", time.time())
redis.hset(keyw, "beat_time", time.time())
redis.expire(keyw, 600)

keys = 'admin:service:%s' % service
redis.hset(keys, "current_configuration", current_configuration)
redis.hset(keys, "configurations", json.dumps(configurations))
redis.hset(keys, "def", pickle.dumps(services[service]))

# remove reserved state from resources
for key in redis.keys('reserved:%s:*' % service):
    redis.delete(key)
# remove queued tasks on service
for key in redis.keys('queued:%s' % service):
    redis.delete(key)

# On startup, add all active tasks in the work queue or service queue
for task_id in task.list_active(redis, service):
    with redis.acquire_lock(task_id):
        status = redis.hget('task:' + task_id, 'status')
        if status == 'queued' or status == 'allocating' or status == 'allocated':
            task.service_queue(redis, task_id,
                               redis.hget('task:' + task_id, 'service'))
            task.set_status(redis, 'task:' + task_id, 'queued')
        else:
            task.work_queue(redis, task_id, service)
    # check integrity of tasks
Exemple #2
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        redis.config_set('notify-keyspace-events', 'Klgx')
        break
    except ConnectionError as e:
        retry += 1
        logger.warn("cannot connect to redis DB - retrying (%d)" % retry)
        time.sleep(1)

assert retry < 10, "Cannot connect to redis DB - aborting"

services, base_config = config.load_services(cfg.get('default', 'config_dir'))

for service in services:

    # remove busy state from resources
    for key in redis.keys('busy:%s:*' % service):
        redis.delete(key)
    # remove reserved state from resources
    for key in redis.keys('reserved:%s:*' % service):
        redis.delete(key)
    # remove queued tasks on service
    for key in redis.keys('queued:%s' % service):
        redis.delete(key)

    # On startup, add all active tasks in the work queue or service queue
    for task_id in task.list_active(redis, service):
        with redis.acquire_lock(task_id):
            status = redis.hget('task:'+task_id, 'status')
            if status == 'queued' or status == 'allocating' or status == 'allocated':
                task.service_queue(redis, task_id, redis.hget('task:'+task_id, 'service'))
                task.set_status(redis, 'task:'+task_id, 'queued')
            else:
Exemple #3
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                break
            time.sleep(5)
            if time.time() - start > 30:
                # check if worker still there
                w = redis.exists("admin:worker:%s:%d" % (service, p1.pid))
                if not w:
                    print("[%s-%d] ** No heartbeat" % (service, p1.pid))
                    p1.terminate()
    except Exception as e:
        log_fh.write("-" * 80)
        log_fh.write("\n")
        log_fh.write("INTERRUPTED: "+str(e))
        log_fh.write("\n")

    # whatever happened, we remove trace of the worker
    redis.delete("admin:worker:%s:%d" % (service, p1.pid))

    stop = time.time()

    print("[%s] ** process stopped: %d" % (service, p1.pid))
    sys.stdout.flush()

    log_fh.flush()
    log_fh.write("-" * 80)
    log_fh.write("\n")
    log_fh.write("RUNNING TIME: %f\n" % (stop-start))

    if p1.returncode == 55:
        break

    if stop - start < args.fast_restart_delay: