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Joe Smith updated AURORA-43:
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> Rename maintenance commands to have a consistent prefix
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> Key: AURORA-43
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/AURORA-43
> Project: Aurora
> Issue Type: Task
> Components: Reliability, SRE
> Reporter: Tobias Weingartner
> Priority: Trivial
> Labels: starter_project
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> Let's make the drain/maintenance commands have a common prefix, preferably
> something short. I propose the following in a man page format:
> {noformat}
> SYNOPSIS
> drain_status [-f filename] cluster [host ...]
> drain_script [-f filename] [-s N] [-b function] cluster script [host ...]
> drain_mark [-f filename] cluster [host ...]
> drain_start [-f filename] cluster [host ...]
> drain_end [-f filename] cluster [host ...]
> DESCRIPTION
> drain_status
> Print the drain status of each supplied host.
> drain_script
> Perform a fully scripted drain cycle. This includes doing the equivalent
> of doing a 'drain_start' for each batch, and once the batch is drained,
> running the given script file with the input being the list of hosts
> within
> the current batch. After the script exits successfully, 'drain_end' will
> be
> run on the current batch before moving on to subsequent batches.
> If the script returns a non-zero exit status, the full operation is
> aborted.
> drain_mark
> The list of hosts is marked for maintenance, and will be de-prioritized
> from consideration for scheduling. Note, they are not removed from
> consideration, and may still schedule tasks if resources are very scarce.
> Usually you would mark a larger set of machines for drain, and then do
> them in batches within the larger set, to help drained tasks not land on
> future hosts that will be drained shortly in subsequent batches.
> drain_start
> The list of hosts is drained and marked in a drained state. This will
> kill
> off any tasks currently running on these hosts, as well as prevent future
> tasks from scheduling on these hosts while they are drained.
> drain_end
> The list of hosts is marked as not in a drained state anymore. This will
> allow normal scheduling to resume on the given list of hosts.
> OPTIONS
> -f, --file filename
> Provide a filename (you can specify stdin using "-") containing the list
> of
> hosts to perform the given action on. No hosts performs nothing.
> -s, --size N
> Give the size of each batch done in parallel during the drain_script.
> -b, --by function
> Give a function to specify the type of grouping you wish to happen.
> {noformat}
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