grace

A command line tool that validates if containerized applications terminate gracefully.

Supported Environments

None! This is still in development. Come back later 🚧

Work in Progress:

• Docker
• Kubernetes

Usage

This is a project in development. The instructions below are meant as documentation for the API design.

$ ./hack/run-test-containers.sh
...
CONTAINER ID        IMAGE               COMMAND                   CREATED             STATUS                  PORTS               NAMES
bfda118d17f1        trapper:shell       "/bin/sh -c \"./trapp…"   1 second ago        Up Less than a second                       trapper-shell
3d873a7edb67        trapper:exec        "./trapper.sh"            1 second ago        Up Less than a second                       trapper-exec
$ grace trapper-exec trapper-shell
ID              IMAGE           COMMAND                         TERMINATION      EXIT CODE       DURATION
3d873a7edb67    trapper:exec    ./trapper.sh                    GracefulSuccess  0                 2s/10s
bfda118d17f1    trapper:shell   /bin/sh -c "./trapper.sh"       ForceKilled      137              10s/10s

To run from with a docker container, you will need to mount the host Docker daemon's socket:

$ ./hack/run-test-containers.sh
...
CONTAINER ID        IMAGE               COMMAND                   CREATED             STATUS                  PORTS               NAMES
bfda118d17f1        trapper:shell       "/bin/sh -c \"./trapp…"   1 second ago        Up Less than a second                       trapper-shell
3d873a7edb67        trapper:exec        "./trapper.sh"            1 second ago        Up Less than a second                       trapper-exec
$ docker build -t grace .
...
Step 11/11 : ENTRYPOINT ["/bin/grace"]
 ---> Running in 627b091ed3a4
Removing intermediate container 627b091ed3a4
 ---> d344d0820674
Successfully built d344d0820674
Successfully tagged grace:latest
$ docker run -v /var/run/docker.sock:/var/run/docker.sock -it grace:latest trapper-exec trapper-shell
ID              IMAGE           COMMAND                         TERMINATION      EXIT CODE       DURATION
3d873a7edb67    trapper:exec    ./trapper.sh                    GracefulSuccess  0                 2s/10s
bfda118d17f1    trapper:shell   /bin/sh -c "./trapper.sh"       ForceKilled      137              10s/10s

Termination Values

Value	Description
GracefulSuccess	Ideally what you want to see everywhere. It means that the container terminated gracefully and the exit code was zero.
GracefulError	This means that the container terminated gracefully but the exit code was not zero.
ForceKilled	The container did not terminate gracefully. Specifically, it failed to terminate within the allocated StopTimeout, triggering a SIGKILL by the container daemon.
OOMKilled	The container did not terminate gracefully. During the shutdown it requested more memory than the limit allowed, triggering a SIGKILL by the container daemon.
Unhandled	The container did not terminate gracefully. It terminated with status code 9 or 137 (which is reserved for SIGKILL) but we did not detect neither an OOMKILL nor a timeout event.