Examples with ConnectorStatusStatus com.openshift.cloud.api.connector.models.ConnectorStatusStatus used on opensource projects

Example 16 with ConnectorStatusStatus

use of com.openshift.cloud.api.connector.models.ConnectorStatusStatus in project sandbox by 5733d9e2be6485d52ffa08870cabdee0.

the class ConnectorWorker method deleteDependencies.

@Override
public ConnectorEntity deleteDependencies(Work work, ConnectorEntity connectorEntity) {
    LOGGER.info("Destroying dependencies for '{}' [{}]", connectorEntity.getName(), connectorEntity.getId());
    // This is idempotent as it gets overridden later depending on actual state
    connectorEntity.setStatus(ManagedResourceStatus.DELETING);
    connectorEntity.setDependencyStatus(ManagedResourceStatus.DELETING);
    connectorEntity = persist(connectorEntity);
    Connector connector = connectorsApi.getConnector(connectorEntity);
    // Step 3 - Connector has been deleted and does not exist: Clean up Kafka Topic
    if (Objects.isNull(connector)) {
        return deleteTopic(connectorEntity);
    }
    ConnectorStatusStatus status = connector.getStatus();
    if (Objects.isNull(status)) {
        return connectorEntity;
    }
    if (status.getState() == ConnectorState.DELETED) {
        LOGGER.debug("Managed Connector for '{}' [{}] has status 'DELETED'. Continuing with deletion of Kafka Topic..", connectorEntity.getName(), connectorEntity.getId());
        return deleteTopic(connectorEntity);
    }
    if (status.getState() == ConnectorState.FAILED) {
        LOGGER.debug("Managed Connector for '{}' [{}] has status 'FAILED'. Continuing with deletion of Kafka Topic..", connectorEntity.getName(), connectorEntity.getId());
        return deleteTopic(connectorEntity);
    }
    // Step 2 - Delete Connector
    LOGGER.debug("Deleting Managed Connector for '{}' [{}]", connectorEntity.getName(), connectorEntity.getId());
    connectorsApi.deleteConnector(connectorEntity.getConnectorExternalId());
    return connectorEntity;
}