Class: Ductwork::Execution
- Inherits:
-
Record
- Object
- Record
- Ductwork::Execution
- Defined in:
- lib/ductwork/models/execution.rb
Overview
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Defined Under Namespace
Classes: CommitFailed
Constant Summary collapse
- FAILED_EXECUTION_TIMEOUT =
10.seconds
Instance Method Summary collapse
- #call(pipeline, owner_process_id) ⇒ Object
-
#crashed! ⇒ Object
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#errored!(error, owner_process_id) ⇒ Object
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- #succeeded!(output_payload, owner_process_id) ⇒ Object
Instance Method Details
#call(pipeline, owner_process_id) ⇒ Object
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# File 'lib/ductwork/models/execution.rb', line 18 def call(pipeline, owner_process_id) Ductwork.logger.debug( msg: "Executing job", role: :job_worker, pipeline: pipeline, job_klass: job.klass ) args = JSON.parse(job.input_args)["args"] instance = Object.const_get(job.klass).build_for_execution(job.step.run_id, *args) create_attempt!(started_at: Time.current) output_payload = nil begin output_payload = instance.execute Ductwork::FaultInjection.checkpoint(:during_job_execution) rescue StandardError => e errored!(e, owner_process_id) log_job_executed(pipeline, "error") return end # AT-LEAST-ONCE CONTRACT: `instance.execute` has already run and any # side effects it performed are now durable. The commit below can still # fail (CommitFailed) if the reaper clobbered this claim, in which case # `crashed!` creates a fresh availability and the job runs AGAIN. # Ductwork guarantees at-least-once, never exactly-once, execution for # the forking worker model: a job body may be re-run after a successful # side effect. Jobs with non-idempotent effects MUST guard them at the # application layer (use `Step#idempotency_key`). The reuse window is # widened by transient stale claims; narrowing that is a separate fix, # but it cannot eliminate this contract. succeeded!(output_payload, owner_process_id) log_job_executed(pipeline, "succeeded") end |
#crashed! ⇒ Object
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# File 'lib/ductwork/models/execution.rb', line 74 def crashed! # rubocop:todo Metrics run = job.step.run max_crash = Ductwork.configuration.job_worker_max_crash( pipeline: run.pipeline_klass, step: job.klass ) Ductwork::Record.transaction do # rubocop:todo Metrics/BlockLength rows_updated = Ductwork::Execution .where(id: id, process_id: process_id, completed_at: nil) .update_all(completed_at: Time.current) return if rows_updated.zero? reload attempt&.update!(completed_at: Time.current) create_result!(result_type: "process_crashed") if crash_count < max_crash new_crash_count = crash_count + 1 started_at = crash_backoff_at(new_crash_count, max_crash) new_execution = job.executions.create!( retry_count: retry_count, crash_count: new_crash_count, started_at: started_at ) new_execution.create_availability!( started_at: started_at, pipeline_klass: run.pipeline_klass ) else job.step.update!(status: :failed) Ductwork.logger.error( msg: "Job exceeded crash limit and failed", job_id: job.id, job_klass: job.klass, run_id: run.id, role: :job_worker ) end end end |
#errored!(error, owner_process_id) ⇒ Object
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# File 'lib/ductwork/models/execution.rb', line 119 def errored!(error, owner_process_id) # rubocop:todo Metrics run = job.step.run completed_at = Time.current max_retry = Ductwork.configuration.job_worker_max_retry( pipeline: run.pipeline_klass, step: job.klass ) Ductwork::Record.transaction do # rubocop:todo Metrics/BlockLength rows_updated = Ductwork::Execution .where(id: id, completed_at: nil, process_id: owner_process_id) .update_all(completed_at:) if rows_updated.zero? raise Ductwork::Execution::CommitFailed, "Reaper clobbered claimed job execution" end attempt.update!(completed_at: Time.current) create_result!( result_type: "failure", error_klass: error.class.to_s, error_message: error., error_backtrace: error.backtrace.join("\n") ) if retry_count < max_retry retry_at = Ductwork::DatabaseClock.now + FAILED_EXECUTION_TIMEOUT new_execution = job.executions.create!( retry_count: retry_count + 1, crash_count: crash_count, started_at: retry_at ) new_execution.create_availability!( started_at: retry_at, pipeline_klass: run.pipeline_klass ) Ductwork.logger.warn( msg: "Job errored", error_klass: error.class.name, error_message: error., job_id: job.id, job_klass: job.klass, run_id: run.id, role: :job_worker ) elsif retry_count >= max_retry job.step.update!(status: :failed) Ductwork.logger.error( msg: "Job exhausted retries and failed", error_klass: error.class.name, error_message: error., job_id: job.id, job_klass: job.klass, run_id: run.id, role: :job_worker ) end end end |
#succeeded!(output_payload, owner_process_id) ⇒ Object
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# File 'lib/ductwork/models/execution.rb', line 54 def succeeded!(output_payload, owner_process_id) completed_at = Time.current payload = JSON.dump({ payload: output_payload }) Ductwork::Record.transaction do rows_updated = Ductwork::Execution .where(id: id, completed_at: nil, process_id: owner_process_id) .update_all(completed_at:) if rows_updated.zero? raise Ductwork::Execution::CommitFailed, "Reaper clobbered claimed job execution" end job.update!(output_payload: payload, completed_at: Time.current) attempt.update!(completed_at: Time.current) create_result!(result_type: "success") job.step.update!(status: :advancing) end end |