robot-controller 2.0.beta2 → 2.0.0
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- checksums.yaml +4 -4
- data/README.md +15 -13
- data/VERSION +1 -1
- data/bin/controller +5 -1
- metadata +1 -1
checksums.yaml
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SHA1:
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metadata.gz:
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data.tar.gz:
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metadata.gz: b2f749801d61882786e5c4d20fed0f0d25e49330
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data.tar.gz: 6d33a112ceecfc0e489d6a62ac1ede016fef30ce
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SHA512:
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metadata.gz: a13063c8cf25fb05dcb0dd9fab4c0060cd9b2f25c2ae5702044089f98369f112b82f40843cdc61b198a5181fa38e2f8a3131354c752ceac48c23da1c862515f7
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data.tar.gz: f15b215c9e5a88645ca4ca7ce351fa589f11b09ab41c6d283d91f180ddc62d299f411d777f8bc0855cf5521612149c6d616a8de5bca0850163630ca81c8eed02
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data/README.md
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% bundle exec controller boot
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If you want to *override* the bluepill configuration but still use the
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controller, then add:
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controller (though NOT recommended), then add:
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config/bluepill.rb
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% controller boot # start bluepilld and jobs
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% controller status # check on status of jobs
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% controller verify # verify robots are running as configured
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% controller log
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% controller log robot01_01_dor_accessionWF_descriptive-metadata # view log for worker
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% controller stop # stop jobs
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% controller quit # stop bluepilld
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* `v1.0.0`: Initial version
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* `v1.0.1`: Add 'rake' as dependency
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* `v2.0.0`: Added 'verify' command
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### `verify` command
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You can run the `verify` command with an optional `--verbose` to print out
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details about whether the robots processes are running as configured.
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To install create a `config/robots.yml` that lists all of the robots in your suite.
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When no errors are detected, the output looks like so:
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OK
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% bundle exec controller verify --verbose
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OK robot1 is up
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OK robot2 is up
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OK robot3 is not enabled
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OK robot4 is not enabled
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OK robot1 is up (1 running)
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OK robot2 is up (1 running)
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If `robot2` were down and `robot3` were up, the output would look like
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If `robot2` were down and `robot3` were up, the output would look something like:
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% bundle exec controller verify
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ERROR robot2 is down (
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ERROR robot3 is not enabled but 1
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ERROR robot2 is down (1 of 3 running)
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ERROR robot3 is not enabled (but 1 running)
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% bundle exec controller verify --verbose
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OK robot1 is up
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ERROR robot2 is down (
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ERROR robot3 is not enabled but 1
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OK robot4 is not enabled
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OK robot1 is up (1 running)
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ERROR robot2 is down (1 of 3 running)
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ERROR robot3 is not enabled (but 1 running)
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The various states are determined as follows:
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data/VERSION
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data/bin/controller
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when :up
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puts "OK: #{robot} is up (#{status[:running]} running)" if verbose
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when :not_enabled
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if status[:running] == 0
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puts "OK: #{robot} is not enabled (0 running)" if verbose
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puts "ERROR: #{robot} is not enabled (but #{status[:running]} running)"
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end
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when :down
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ok = false
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puts "ERROR: #{robot} is down (#{status[:running]} of #{running[robot]} running)"
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