monkey.ci.containers.podman — com.monkeyci/app 0.18.0

Functions for running containers using Podman. We don't use the api here, because it requires a socket, which is not always available. Instead, we invoke the podman command as a child process and communicate with it using the standard i/o streams.

add-job-ctx clj

(add-job-ctx initial-ctx)

Adds the job context to the event context, and adds the job from state. Also updates the build in the context so the checkout dir is the workspace dir.

add-job-dir clj

(add-job-dir wd)

Adds the directory for the job files in the event to the context

arch-arg clj

(arch-arg arch)

build-cmd-args clj

(build-cmd-args {:keys [job sid] base :work-dir sd :script-dir :as opts})

Builds command line args for the podman executable

build-sid clj

cleanup clj

(cleanup {:keys [cleanup?]})

Deletes files after container job has finished

container-end-evt clj

Creates a container/end event, specifically for podman containers. This is used as an intermediate step to save artifacts.

count-jobs clj

(count-jobs state)

ctx->job-id clj

dec-job-count clj

filter-container-job clj

Interceptor that terminates when the job in the event is not a container job

get-job clj

(get-job ctx)

(get-job ctx id)

get-job-dir clj

The directory where files for this job are put

get-log-dir clj

The directory where container output is written to

get-script-dir clj

The directory where script files are stored

get-work-dir clj

The directory where the container process is run

inc-job-count clj

job-exec clj

(job-exec {{:keys [job-id sid status result]} :event})

Invoked after the podman container has exited. Posts a job/executed event.

job-init clj

(job-init ctx)

job-queued clj

(job-queued conf ctx)

job-work-dir clj

(job-work-dir ctx job)

make-routes clj

(make-routes {:keys [workspace work-dir mailman state] :as conf})

prepare-child-cmd clj

(prepare-child-cmd ctx)

Prepares podman command to execute as child process

remove-job clj

Interceptor that removes the job from the state, for cleanup

require-job clj

Terminates if the event job is not present in the state

restore-ws clj

(restore-ws workspace)

Prepares the job working directory by restoring the files from the workspace.

save-job clj

Saves job to state for future reference

set-job clj

(set-job ctx job)

set-job-dir clj

(set-job-dir ctx wd)