open-nomad/plugins/drivers/task_handle.go

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Go

package drivers
import (
"github.com/hashicorp/nomad/nomad/structs"
"github.com/hashicorp/nomad/plugins/base"
)
// TaskHandle is the state shared between a driver and the client.
// It is returned to the client after starting the task and used
// for recovery of tasks during a driver restart.
type TaskHandle struct {
// Version is set by the driver an allows it to handle upgrading from
// an older DriverState struct. Prior to 0.9 the only state stored for
// driver was the reattach config for the executor. To allow upgrading to
// 0.9, Version 0 is handled as if it is the json encoded reattach config.
Version int
Config *TaskConfig
State TaskState
DriverState []byte
}
func NewTaskHandle(version int) *TaskHandle {
return &TaskHandle{Version: version}
}
func (h *TaskHandle) SetDriverState(v interface{}) error {
h.DriverState = []byte{}
return base.MsgPackEncode(&h.DriverState, v)
}
func (h *TaskHandle) GetDriverState(v interface{}) error {
return base.MsgPackDecode(h.DriverState, v)
}
func (h *TaskHandle) Copy() *TaskHandle {
if h == nil {
return nil
}
handle := new(TaskHandle)
handle.Version = h.Version
handle.Config = h.Config.Copy()
handle.State = h.State
handle.DriverState = make([]byte, len(h.DriverState))
copy(handle.DriverState, h.DriverState)
return handle
}
// Store this TaskHandle on the given TaskState.
func (h *TaskHandle) Store(ts *structs.TaskState) {
if h == nil || len(h.DriverState) == 0 {
// No handle or state, clear existing state
ts.TaskHandle = nil
return
}
ds := make([]byte, len(h.DriverState))
copy(ds, h.DriverState)
ts.TaskHandle = &structs.TaskHandle{
Version: h.Version,
DriverState: ds,
}
}
// NewTaskHandleFromState returns the TaskHandle stored in a TaskState or nil
// if no handle was stored.
func NewTaskHandleFromState(ts *structs.TaskState) *TaskHandle {
if ts.TaskHandle == nil {
return nil
}
th := TaskHandle{
Version: ts.TaskHandle.Version,
DriverState: make([]byte, len(ts.TaskHandle.DriverState)),
}
copy(th.DriverState, ts.TaskHandle.DriverState)
return &th
}