- From: Jesse Nelson <
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- Subject: [chef] Re: chef-client (solo) run lock
- Date: Wed, 9 Oct 2013 12:10:05 -0700
Useful to us we run client on an interval and I have seen the stacking
clients.
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On Oct 9, 2013, at 11:26 AM, "Moser, Kevin"
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For those that are scheduling the chef-client to run on an interval and
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take advantage of the client locking so only one will run at a time, is the
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behavior where the client sits and waits to acquire a lock what folks
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depend on?
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At first we had the assumption that the client would just shut back down if
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it can't acquire the lock. However we now recognize this is not the case
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and there are instances where we have client runs stacking up on top of
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each other to the point where basically chef is running the whole time.
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It's a problem that is manageable but got me thinking, is there
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need/interest in having the behavior configurable. Maybe a command line or
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Chef::Config parameter that is like:
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--run-lock wait or --run-lock terminate
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Or in the config
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run_lock "wait" or run_lock "terminate"
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Default behavior being wait as it is today but if it is terminate then if
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the client can't acquire the lock it just logs a message and shuts down?
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Is this useful to people, am I missing a reason why we wouldn't want this
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behavior?
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Was hoping to generate some conversation and see what people thinkā¦
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Kevin
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