Java Code Examples for org.springframework.cloud.deployer.spi.app.DeploymentState#failed()
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Example 1
Source File: KubernetesAppInstanceStatus.java From spring-cloud-deployer-kubernetes with Apache License 2.0 | 6 votes |
/** * Maps Kubernetes phases/states onto Spring Cloud Deployer states */ private DeploymentState mapState() { logger.debug(String.format("%s - Phase [ %s ]", pod.getMetadata().getName(), pod.getStatus().getPhase())); logger.debug(String.format("%s - ContainerStatus [ %s ]", pod.getMetadata().getName(), containerStatus)); switch (pod.getStatus().getPhase()) { case "Pending": return DeploymentState.deploying; // We only report a module as running if the container is also ready to service requests. // We also implement the Readiness check as part of the container to ensure ready means // that the module is up and running and not only that the JVM has been created and the // Spring module is still starting up case "Running": // we assume we only have one container return runningPhaseDeploymentStateResolver.resolve(containerStatus); case "Failed": return DeploymentState.failed; case "Unknown": return DeploymentState.unknown; default: return DeploymentState.unknown; } }
Example 2
Source File: MarathonAppInstanceStatus.java From spring-cloud-deployer-mesos with Apache License 2.0 | 6 votes |
@Override public DeploymentState getState() { if (task == null) { if (app.getLastTaskFailure() == null) { return DeploymentState.unknown; } else { return DeploymentState.failed; } } else { if (app.getInstances().intValue() > app.getTasksRunning().intValue()) { return DeploymentState.deploying; } else { Collection<HealthCheckResult> healthCheckResults = task.getHealthCheckResults(); boolean alive = healthCheckResults != null && healthCheckResults.iterator().next().isAlive(); if (!alive && app.getLastTaskFailure() != null) { return DeploymentState.failed; } return alive ? DeploymentState.deployed : DeploymentState.deploying; } } }
Example 3
Source File: CloudFoundryAppInstanceStatus.java From spring-cloud-deployer-cloudfoundry with Apache License 2.0 | 6 votes |
@Override public DeploymentState getState() { if (instanceDetail == null) { return DeploymentState.failed; } switch (instanceDetail.getState()) { case "STARTING": case "DOWN": return DeploymentState.deploying; case "CRASHED": return DeploymentState.failed; // Seems the client incorrectly reports apps as FLAPPING when they are // obviously fine. Mapping as RUNNING for now case "FLAPPING": case "RUNNING": return DeploymentState.deployed; case "UNKNOWN": return DeploymentState.unknown; default: throw new IllegalStateException("Unsupported CF state: " + instanceDetail.getState()); } }
Example 4
Source File: LocalAppDeployer.java From spring-cloud-deployer-local with Apache License 2.0 | 6 votes |
@Override public DeploymentState getState() { Integer exit = getProcessExitValue(process); // TODO: consider using exit code mapper concept from batch if (exit != null) { return DeploymentState.failed; } if (port < 1) { // Support case where user passed in zero or negative port indicating fully random // chosen by OS. In this case we simply return deployed if process is up. // Also we can't even try http check as we would not know port to connect to. return DeploymentState.deployed; } try { HttpURLConnection urlConnection = (HttpURLConnection) baseUrl.openConnection(); urlConnection.setConnectTimeout(100); urlConnection.connect(); urlConnection.disconnect(); return DeploymentState.deployed; } catch (IOException e) { return DeploymentState.deploying; } }
Example 5
Source File: ReleaseCommands.java From spring-cloud-skipper with Apache License 2.0 | 5 votes |
/** * Aggregate the set of app states into a single state for a stream. * * @param states set of states for apps of a stream * @return the stream state based on app states */ public static DeploymentState aggregateState(List<DeploymentState> states) { if (states.size() == 1) { DeploymentState state = states.iterator().next(); logger.debug("aggregateState: Deployment State Set Size = 1. Deployment State " + state); // a stream which is known to the stream definition repository // but unknown to deployers is undeployed if (state == DeploymentState.unknown) { logger.debug("aggregateState: Returning " + DeploymentState.undeployed); return DeploymentState.undeployed; } else { logger.debug("aggregateState: Returning " + state); return state; } } if (states.isEmpty() || states.contains(DeploymentState.error)) { logger.debug("aggregateState: Returning " + DeploymentState.error); return DeploymentState.error; } if (states.contains(DeploymentState.failed)) { logger.debug("aggregateState: Returning " + DeploymentState.failed); return DeploymentState.failed; } if (states.contains(DeploymentState.deploying)) { logger.debug("aggregateState: Returning " + DeploymentState.deploying); return DeploymentState.deploying; } if (allAppsDeployed(states)) { return DeploymentState.deployed; } logger.debug("aggregateState: Returning " + DeploymentState.partial); return DeploymentState.partial; }
Example 6
Source File: StreamDeployerUtil.java From spring-cloud-dataflow with Apache License 2.0 | 5 votes |
/** * Aggregate the set of app states into a single state for a stream. * * @param states set of states for apps of a stream * @return the stream state based on app states */ public static DeploymentState aggregateState(Set<DeploymentState> states) { if (states.size() == 1) { DeploymentState state = states.iterator().next(); logger.debug("aggregateState: Deployment State Set Size = 1. Deployment State " + state); // a stream which is known to the stream definition streamDefinitionRepository // but unknown to deployers is undeployed if (state == null || state == DeploymentState.unknown) { logger.debug("aggregateState: Returning " + DeploymentState.undeployed); return DeploymentState.undeployed; } else { logger.debug("aggregateState: Returning " + state); return state; } } DeploymentState result = DeploymentState.partial; if (states.isEmpty() || states.contains(DeploymentState.error)) { logger.debug("aggregateState: Returning " + DeploymentState.error); result = DeploymentState.error; } else if (states.contains(DeploymentState.deployed) && states.contains(DeploymentState.failed)) { logger.debug("aggregateState: Returning " + DeploymentState.partial); result = DeploymentState.partial; } else if (states.contains(DeploymentState.failed)) { logger.debug("aggregateState: Returning " + DeploymentState.failed); result = DeploymentState.failed; } else if (states.contains(DeploymentState.deploying)) { logger.debug("aggregateState: Returning " + DeploymentState.deploying); result = DeploymentState.deploying; } logger.debug("aggregateState: Returning " + DeploymentState.partial); return result; }
Example 7
Source File: SkipperStreamDeployer.java From spring-cloud-dataflow with Apache License 2.0 | 5 votes |
private DeploymentState getDeploymentStateFromStatusInfo(Info info) { DeploymentState result = DeploymentState.unknown; switch (info.getStatus().getStatusCode()) { case FAILED: result = DeploymentState.failed; break; case DELETED: result = DeploymentState.undeployed; break; case DEPLOYED: result = DeploymentState.deployed; } return result; }