NAME

ControlFreak::Service - Object representation of a service.

SYNOPSIS

my $mc = ControlFreak::Service->new(
    name => "memcached",
    desc => "you should have this one...",
    ignore_stderr => 1,
    cmd => "/usr/bin/memcached",
);

my $fcgisock = $ctrl->socketmap->{fcgi};
my $web = ControlFreak::Service->new(
    name => "fcgi",
    desc => "I talk http",
    tie_stdin_to => $fcgisock,
    cmd => "/usr/bin/plackup -a MyApp -s FCGI",
);
$web->up;
$web->start;
$web->stop;

## A service can mutate
$web->add_tag('prod');

## all set_* accessors are callable from Commands
$web->set_cmd("/usr/bin/plackup -a MyNewApp");
$web->set_ignore_stderr(0);
# ...

$web->running_cmd;

# make the service a proxied service
$web->assign_proxy($proxy);

DESCRIPTION

This allows manipulation of a service and its state.

METHODS

new(%param)

constructor.

is_fail

Returns true if the state is 'failed'

is_backoff

Returns true if the state is 'backoff'

is_fatal

Returns true if the state is 'fatal'

is_running

Returns true if the state is 'runnnig'

is_starting

Returns true if the state is 'starting'

is_stopping

Returns true if the state is 'stopping'

is_stopped

Returns true is service is stopped

is_up

Returns true is service is up

is_down

Returns true unless service is up

fail_reason

Returns a string with the reason of the failure, or undef.

stop(%param)

Initiates service shutdown.

params are:

  • ok_cb

    A callback called when shutdown has been initiated successfuly. Note that it doesn't mean that the service is successfuly stopped, just that nothing prevented the shutdown sequence.

    Optional.

  • err_cb

    Called with a text reason when the stop request couldn't be initiated properly.

    Optional.

start(%param)

Initiates service startup and returns immediately.

params are:

  • ok_cb

    A callback called when startup has been initiated successfuly. Note that it doesn't mean that the service is successfuly running, just that nothing prevented the startup.

    Optional.

  • err_cb

    A callback called when an error occured during startup (For instance if the service is already started), the reason for the failure is passed as the first argument of the callback if is known.

    Optional.

has_stopped($reason)

Called when a third party knows that a service has stopped. It marks the service has stopped, no matter what the current status is.

kill

Kills the service. This is the brutal way of getting rid of service's process it will result in the program being uncleanly exited which will be reported later in the status of the service. This command is used when a service hasn't terminated after stopwait_secs.

up(%param)

XXX up the service (do nothing if already up)

up(%param)

XXX down the service (do nothing if already down)

restart(%param)

Restarts the service. i.e. stops it (if up), then starts it.

proxy_as_text

A descriptive text representing service's proxy.

status_as_text

Returns a text describing the service state. It consists in tab separated list of fields:

  • name

  • state

  • pid

  • start_time

  • stop_time

  • proxy, prefixed with '!' if down

  • fail_reason

  • running_cmd

desc_as_text

Returns a text describing the service and how to access it. It consists in tab separated list of fields:

  • name

  • tags

  • desc

  • proxy

  • cmd

assign_proxy($proxy)

assign_pid($pid)

tags

Returns a hashref of tags

tags_as_text

Returns tag as a descriptive text.

tag_list

Returns a reference to a list of tags

add_env($key => $value)

Adds an environment key, value pair to the service

clear_env()

Resets service environment to empty.

setup_environment

Executed in the child before exec, to take service's configured env and populate %ENV with it.

AUTHOR

Yann Kerherve <yannk@cpan.org>

LICENSE

This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.

SEE ALSO

ControlFreak