Allow batches 30s of cleanup time on external kills#984
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Allow batches 30s of cleanup time on external kills#984
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If a batch is killed by Tron (i.e., hitting max_runtime) or a human (i.e., tronctl kill), give them 30s to handle any cleanup. Batches that wish to use this feature will need to catch the SIGTERM signal and do whatever cleanup they'd like to do in that handler :)
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i think that this needs a little more work due to how we end up wrapping the tronfig command, so imma close this for now (since there's also not much demand) |
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If a batch is killed by Tron (i.e., hitting max_runtime) or a human (i.e., tronctl kill), give them 30s to handle any cleanup.
Batches that wish to use this feature will need to catch the SIGTERM signal and do whatever cleanup they'd like to do in that handler :)
NOTE: this requires Yelp/task_processing#218