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podman/libpod/define/healthchecks.go
Valentin Rothberg aad29e759c health check: add on-failure actions
For systems that have extreme robustness requirements (edge devices,
particularly those in difficult to access environments), it is important
that applications continue running in all circumstances. When the
application fails, Podman must restart it automatically to provide this
robustness. Otherwise, these devices may require customer IT to
physically gain access to restart, which can be prohibitively difficult.

Add a new `--on-failure` flag that supports four actions:

- **none**: Take no action.

- **kill**: Kill the container.

- **restart**: Restart the container.  Do not combine the `restart`
               action with the `--restart` flag.  When running inside of
               a systemd unit, consider using the `kill` or `stop`
               action instead to make use of systemd's restart policy.

- **stop**: Stop the container.

To remain backwards compatible, **none** is the default action.

Signed-off-by: Valentin Rothberg <vrothberg@redhat.com>
2022-09-09 13:02:05 +02:00

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package define
import (
"fmt"
"strings"
)
const (
// HealthCheckHealthy describes a healthy container
HealthCheckHealthy string = "healthy"
// HealthCheckUnhealthy describes an unhealthy container
HealthCheckUnhealthy string = "unhealthy"
// HealthCheckStarting describes the time between when the container starts
// and the start-period (time allowed for the container to start and application
// to be running) expires.
HealthCheckStarting string = "starting"
)
// HealthCheckStatus represents the current state of a container
type HealthCheckStatus int
const (
// HealthCheckSuccess means the health worked
HealthCheckSuccess HealthCheckStatus = iota
// HealthCheckFailure means the health ran and failed
HealthCheckFailure HealthCheckStatus = iota
// HealthCheckContainerStopped means the health check cannot
// be run because the container is stopped
HealthCheckContainerStopped HealthCheckStatus = iota
// HealthCheckContainerNotFound means the container could
// not be found in local store
HealthCheckContainerNotFound HealthCheckStatus = iota
// HealthCheckNotDefined means the container has no health
// check defined in it
HealthCheckNotDefined HealthCheckStatus = iota
// HealthCheckInternalError means some something failed obtaining or running
// a given health check
HealthCheckInternalError HealthCheckStatus = iota
// HealthCheckDefined means the healthcheck was found on the container
HealthCheckDefined HealthCheckStatus = iota
)
// Healthcheck defaults. These are used both in the cli as well in
// libpod and were moved from cmd/podman/common
const (
// DefaultHealthCheckInterval default value
DefaultHealthCheckInterval = "30s"
// DefaultHealthCheckRetries default value
DefaultHealthCheckRetries uint = 3
// DefaultHealthCheckStartPeriod default value
DefaultHealthCheckStartPeriod = "0s"
// DefaultHealthCheckTimeout default value
DefaultHealthCheckTimeout = "30s"
)
// HealthConfig.Test options
const (
// HealthConfigTestNone disables healthcheck
HealthConfigTestNone = "NONE"
// HealthConfigTestCmd execs arguments directly
HealthConfigTestCmd = "CMD"
// HealthConfigTestCmdShell runs commands with the system's default shell
HealthConfigTestCmdShell = "CMD-SHELL"
)
// HealthCheckOnFailureAction defines how Podman reacts when a container's health
// status turns unhealthy.
type HealthCheckOnFailureAction int
// Healthcheck on-failure actions.
const (
// HealthCheckOnFailureActionNonce instructs Podman to not react on an unhealthy status.
HealthCheckOnFailureActionNone = iota // Must be first iota for backwards compatibility
// HealthCheckOnFailureActionInvalid denotes an invalid on-failure policy.
HealthCheckOnFailureActionInvalid = iota
// HealthCheckOnFailureActionNonce instructs Podman to kill the container on an unhealthy status.
HealthCheckOnFailureActionKill = iota
// HealthCheckOnFailureActionNonce instructs Podman to restart the container on an unhealthy status.
HealthCheckOnFailureActionRestart = iota
// HealthCheckOnFailureActionNonce instructs Podman to stop the container on an unhealthy status.
HealthCheckOnFailureActionStop = iota
)
// String representations for on-failure actions.
const (
strHealthCheckOnFailureActionNone = "none"
strHealthCheckOnFailureActionInvalid = "invalid"
strHealthCheckOnFailureActionKill = "kill"
strHealthCheckOnFailureActionRestart = "restart"
strHealthCheckOnFailureActionStop = "stop"
)
// SupportedHealthCheckOnFailureActions lists all supported healthcheck restart policies.
var SupportedHealthCheckOnFailureActions = []string{
strHealthCheckOnFailureActionNone,
strHealthCheckOnFailureActionKill,
strHealthCheckOnFailureActionRestart,
strHealthCheckOnFailureActionStop,
}
// String returns the string representation of the HealthCheckOnFailureAction.
func (h HealthCheckOnFailureAction) String() string {
switch h {
case HealthCheckOnFailureActionNone:
return strHealthCheckOnFailureActionNone
case HealthCheckOnFailureActionKill:
return strHealthCheckOnFailureActionKill
case HealthCheckOnFailureActionRestart:
return strHealthCheckOnFailureActionRestart
case HealthCheckOnFailureActionStop:
return strHealthCheckOnFailureActionStop
default:
return strHealthCheckOnFailureActionInvalid
}
}
// ParseHealthCheckOnFailureAction parses the specified string into a HealthCheckOnFailureAction.
// An error is returned for an invalid input.
func ParseHealthCheckOnFailureAction(s string) (HealthCheckOnFailureAction, error) {
switch s {
case "", strHealthCheckOnFailureActionNone:
return HealthCheckOnFailureActionNone, nil
case strHealthCheckOnFailureActionKill:
return HealthCheckOnFailureActionKill, nil
case strHealthCheckOnFailureActionRestart:
return HealthCheckOnFailureActionRestart, nil
case strHealthCheckOnFailureActionStop:
return HealthCheckOnFailureActionStop, nil
default:
err := fmt.Errorf("invalid on-failure action %q for health check: supported actions are %s", s, strings.Join(SupportedHealthCheckOnFailureActions, ","))
return HealthCheckOnFailureActionInvalid, err
}
}