Examples with TaskState org.apache.kafka.trogdor.rest.TaskState used on opensource projects

Example 6 with TaskState

use of org.apache.kafka.trogdor.rest.TaskState in project kafka by apache.

the class CoordinatorTest method testTaskRequest.

@Test
public void testTaskRequest() throws Exception {
    MockTime time = new MockTime(0, 0, 0);
    Scheduler scheduler = new MockScheduler(time);
    try (MiniTrogdorCluster cluster = new MiniTrogdorCluster.Builder().addCoordinator("node01").addAgent("node02").scheduler(scheduler).build()) {
        CoordinatorClient coordinatorClient = cluster.coordinatorClient();
        NoOpTaskSpec fooSpec = new NoOpTaskSpec(1, 10);
        coordinatorClient.createTask(new CreateTaskRequest("foo", fooSpec));
        TaskState expectedState = new ExpectedTaskBuilder("foo").taskState(new TaskPending(fooSpec)).build().taskState();
        TaskState resp = coordinatorClient.task(new TaskRequest("foo"));
        assertEquals(expectedState, resp);
        time.sleep(2);
        new ExpectedTasks().addTask(new ExpectedTaskBuilder("foo").taskState(new TaskRunning(fooSpec, 2, new TextNode("active"))).workerState(new WorkerRunning("foo", fooSpec, 2, new TextNode("active"))).build()).waitFor(coordinatorClient).waitFor(cluster.agentClient("node02"));
        assertThrows(NotFoundException.class, () -> coordinatorClient.task(new TaskRequest("non-existent-foo")));
    }
}

Example 7 with TaskState

use of org.apache.kafka.trogdor.rest.TaskState in project kafka by apache.

the class CoordinatorTest method testAgentFailureAndTaskExpiry.

/**
 * If an agent fails in the middle of a task and comes back up when the task is considered expired,
 * we want the task to be marked as DONE and not re-sent should a second failure happen.
 */
@Test
public void testAgentFailureAndTaskExpiry() throws Exception {
    MockTime time = new MockTime(0, 0, 0);
    Scheduler scheduler = new MockScheduler(time);
    try (MiniTrogdorCluster cluster = new MiniTrogdorCluster.Builder().addCoordinator("node01").addAgent("node02").scheduler(scheduler).build()) {
        CoordinatorClient coordinatorClient = cluster.coordinatorClient();
        NoOpTaskSpec fooSpec = new NoOpTaskSpec(1, 500);
        coordinatorClient.createTask(new CreateTaskRequest("foo", fooSpec));
        TaskState expectedState = new ExpectedTaskBuilder("foo").taskState(new TaskPending(fooSpec)).build().taskState();
        TaskState resp = coordinatorClient.task(new TaskRequest("foo"));
        assertEquals(expectedState, resp);
        time.sleep(2);
        new ExpectedTasks().addTask(new ExpectedTaskBuilder("foo").taskState(new TaskRunning(fooSpec, 2, new TextNode("active"))).workerState(new WorkerRunning("foo", fooSpec, 2, new TextNode("active"))).build()).waitFor(coordinatorClient).waitFor(cluster.agentClient("node02"));
        cluster.restartAgent("node02");
        time.sleep(550);
        // coordinator heartbeat sees that the agent is back up, re-schedules the task but the agent expires it
        new ExpectedTasks().addTask(new ExpectedTaskBuilder("foo").taskState(new TaskDone(fooSpec, 2, 552, "worker expired", false, null)).workerState(new WorkerDone("foo", fooSpec, 552, 552, null, "worker expired")).build()).waitFor(coordinatorClient).waitFor(cluster.agentClient("node02"));
        cluster.restartAgent("node02");
        // coordinator heartbeat sees that the agent is back up but does not re-schedule the task as it is DONE
        new ExpectedTasks().addTask(new ExpectedTaskBuilder("foo").taskState(new TaskDone(fooSpec, 2, 552, "worker expired", false, null)).build()).waitFor(coordinatorClient).waitFor(cluster.agentClient("node02"));
    }
}