Status

#go-metronome A go wrapper for metronome's API that includes a metronome-cli

Status

The Metronome V1 interface is fully implemented.

Getting started

You don't need golang installed if you have docker installed.

If you want to install the cli locally

go get github.com/adobe-platform/go-metronome/metronome-cli

If you want to install the API (sans cli) locally

go get github.com/adobe-platform/go-metronome/metronome

If you want to build a docker image

# git clone https://github.com/adobe-platform/go-metronome.git
# cd go-metronome
# make build-container

Run the docker image just made

$(eval make run) job ls

If you want a dev container (golang, deps)

make run-dev

If you want to build a Linux and Darwin cli binary

make compile

Yielding go-metronome/metronome-cli-linux-amd64 and go-metronome/metronome-cli-darwin-amd64

V1 Interface

type Metronome interface {
	// POST /v1/jobs
	CreateJob(*Job) (*Job, error)
	// DELETE /v1/jobs/$jobId
	DeleteJob(jobId string) (interface{}, error)
	// GET /v1/jobs/$jobId
	GetJob(jobId string) (*Job, error)
	// GET /v1/jobs
	Jobs() (*[]Job, error)
	// PUT /v1/jobs/$jobId
	JobUpdate(jobId string, job *Job) (interface{}, error)
	//
	// schedules
	// GET /v1/jobs/$jobId/runs
	RunLs(jobId string) (*[]JobStatus, error)
	// POST /v1/jobs/$jobId/runs
	RunStartJob(jobId string) (interface{}, error)
	// GET /v1/jobs/$jobId/runs/$runId
	RunStatusJob(jobId string, runId string) (*JobStatus, error)
	// POST /v1/jobs/$jobId/runs/$runId/action/stop
	RunStopJob(jobId string, runId string) (interface{}, error)

	//
	// Schedules
	//
	// POST /v1/jobs/$jobId/schedules
	JobScheduleCreate(jobId string, new *Schedule) (interface{}, error)
	// GET /v1/jobs/$jobId/schedules/$scheduleId
	JobScheduleGet(jobId string, schedId string) (*Schedule, error)
	// GET /v1/jobs/$jobId/schedules
	JobScheduleList(jobId string) (*[]Schedule, error)
	// DELETE /v1/jobs/$jobId/schedules/$scheduleId
	JobScheduleDelete(jobId string, schedId string) (interface{}, error)
	// PUT /v1/jobs/$jobId/schedules/$scheduleId
	JobScheduleUpdate(jobId string, schedId string, sched *Schedule) (interface{}, error)

	//  GET  /v1/metrics
	Metrics() (interface{}, error)
	//  GET /v1/ping
	Ping() (*string, error)
}

Reference Metronome V1 API

Simple client

   import met "github.com/adobe-platform/go-metronome/metronome"
   ...
   config := met.NewDefaultConfig()
   config.URL = "http://localhost:9000"
   if client, err := met.NewClient(config); err != nil {
      panic(err)			  
   } else {
      jobs := client.JobLs()
   }

CLI

The following examples assume you've started metronome infrastructure as:

DOCKER_IP=10.0.2.15 docker-compose -f docker-compose.yml up

DOCKER_IP should be the ip address of your eth0 network interface

Using the docker-compose.yml file, you should see the following instances runnings.

f4c7f8ac85df        f4tq/metronome:0.9.1.4336d5b15cdd19-mesos-1.0.1   "/bin/sh -c '$APP_DIR"   13 hours ago        Up 13 hours                             mesoscompose_metronome_1
47548cc24717        mesosphere/mesos-master:1.0.1-2.0.93.ubuntu1404   "mesos-master --regis"   13 hours ago        Up 13 hours                             mesoscompose_master_1
a50c32104523        mesosphere/marathon:v1.3.0                        "./bin/start"            13 hours ago        Up 13 hours                             mesoscompose_marathon_1
9783a5e883f3        mesosphere/mesos-slave:1.0.1-2.0.93.ubuntu1404    "mesos-slave"            13 hours ago        Up 13 hours                             mesoscompose_slave-one_1
1bf0a4f476e0        bobrik/zookeeper                                  "/run.sh"                13 hours ago        Up 13 hours                             mesoscompose_zk_1

Create a job

# metronome-cli/metronome-cli job create -docker-image f4tq/dcos-tests:v0.31 -cmd '/usr/local/bin/dcos-tests --debug --term-wait 20 --http-addr :8095' -job-id "dcos.locust" --env "MON=test" --env "CONNECT=direct"

INFO[0000] result {"description":"","id":"dcos.locust","labels":{"location":"","owner":""},"run":{"cmd":"/usr/local/bin/dcos-tests --debug --term-wait 20 --http-addr :8095","cpus":0.2,"mem":128,"disk":128,"docker":{"image":"f4tq/dcos-tests:v0.31"},"env":{"CONNECT":"direct","MON":"test"},"maxLaunchDelay":900,"placement":{"constraints":[]},"restart":{"activeDeadlineSeconds":0,"policy":"NEVER"},"volumes":[]}}

Update a job

Job Update looks like Create.

# metronome-cli/metronome-cli job update -docker-image f4tq/dcos-tests:v0.31 -cmd '/usr/local/bin/dcos-tests --debug --term-wait 20 --http-addr :8095' -job-id "dcos.locust" --env "MON=test" --env "CONNECT=direct"

INFO[0000] result {"id":"dcos.locust","description":"","labels":{},"run":{"cpus":0.2,"mem":128,"disk":128,"cmd":"/usr/local/bin/dcos-tests --debug --term-wait 20 --http-addr :8095","env":{"CONNECT":"direct","MON":"test4"},"placement":{"constraints":[]},"artifacts":[],"maxLaunchDelay":900,"docker":{"image":"f4tq/dcos-tests:v0.31"},"volumes":[],"restart":{"policy":"NEVER"}}}

Get a defined job

# metronome-cli/metronome-cli job get  -job-id "dcos.locust"

INFO[0000] result {"description":"","id":"dcos.locust","labels":{"location":"","owner":""},"run":{"cmd":"/usr/local/bin/dcos-tests --debug --term-wait 20 --http-addr :8095","cpus":0.2,"mem":128,"disk":128,"docker":{"image":"f4tq/dcos-tests:v0.31"},"env":{"CONNECT":"direct","MON":"test4"},"maxLaunchDelay":900,"placement":{"constraints":[]},"restart":{"activeDeadlineSeconds":0,"policy":"NEVER"},"volumes":[]}}

Get all job definitions

Not to be confused with running jobs

# metronome-cli/metronome-cli job ls
INFO[0000] result [{"description":"","id":"dcos.locust","labels":{"location":"","owner":""},"run":{"cmd":"/usr/local/bin/dcos-tests --debug --term-wait 20 --http-addr :8095","cpus":0.2,"mem":128,"disk":128,"docker":{"image":"f4tq/dcos-tests:v0.31"},"env":{"CONNECT":"direct","MON":"test4"},"maxLaunchDelay":900,"placement":{"constraints":[]},"restart":{"activeDeadlineSeconds":0,"policy":"NEVER"},"volumes":[]}}]

Start a job now

# metronome-cli/metronome-cli run start -job-id dcos.locust
INFO[0000] result {"completedAt":null,"createdAt":"2016-12-05T19:33:20.586+0000","id":"20161205193320NR9q1","jobId":"dcos.locust","status":"INITIAL","tasks":[]}

docker-compose users

If you're using docker-compose.yml to present the metronome/mesos environment, then docker ps will show your running container.

# docker ps

42202f7cba7a        f4tq/dcos-tests:v0.31                             "/bin/sh -c '/usr/loc"   22 minutes ago      Up 22 minutes                           mesos-22357193-cfdd-48e6-b3ed-288c2a906bb0-S0.66f17489-615b-4b52-8a8c-395b3c6ccaa2
f4c7f8ac85df        f4tq/metronome:0.9.1.4336d5b15cdd19-mesos-1.0.1   "/bin/sh -c '$APP_DIR"   3 hours ago         Up 3 hours                              mesoscompose_metronome_1
47548cc24717        mesosphere/mesos-master:1.0.1-2.0.93.ubuntu1404   "mesos-master --regis"   3 hours ago         Up 3 hours                              mesoscompose_master_1
a50c32104523        mesosphere/marathon:v1.3.0                        "./bin/start"            3 hours ago         Up 3 hours                              mesoscompose_marathon_1
9783a5e883f3        mesosphere/mesos-slave:1.0.1-2.0.93.ubuntu1404    "mesos-slave"            3 hours ago         Up 3 hours                              mesoscompose_slave-one_1
1bf0a4f476e0        bobrik/zookeeper                                  "/run.sh"                3 hours ago         Up 3 hours                              mesoscompose_zk_1

The new, metronome created job is mesos-22357193-cfdd-48e6-b3ed-288c2a906bb0-S0.66f17489-615b-4b52-8a8c-395b3c6ccaa2

f4tq/dcos-test:v0.3 listens on port 8095 as we defined in the job definitions --cmd option

http GET http://localhost:8095/sleep/1
HTTP/1.1 200 OK
Connection: keep-alive
Content-Length: 110
Content-Type: text/plain
Date: Mon, 05 Dec 2016 19:57:52 GMT
Keep-Alive: timeout=60
Server: gophr

[2016-12-05 19:57:52.254281597 +0000 UTC] slept for 1 seconds starting @2016-12-05 19:57:51.24923488 +0000 UTC

Status a job run

# metronome-cli/metronome-cli  run ls --job-id dcos.locust
INFO[0000] result [{"completedAt":null,"createdAt":"2016-12-05T18:27:45.287+0000","id":"20161205182745FuBxU","jobId":"dcos.locust","status":"ACTIVE","tasks":[{"id":"dcos_locust_20161205182745FuBxU.84419b42-bb18-11e6-a0f2-024273f73426","startedAt":"2016-12-05T18:27:46.399+0000","status":"TASK_RUNNING"}]}]

A periodic job

This job is defined to echo a date

Create the job definition

# metronome-cli/metronome-cli job create -docker-image alpine:3.4 -cmd 'echo "testing $(date)' -job-id "foo.bar" -volume `cd test/;pwd`:/app
INFO[0000] result {"description":"","id":"foo.bar","labels":{"location":"","owner":""},"run":{"cmd":"echo \"testing $(date)\"","cpus":0.2,"mem":128,"disk":128,"docker":{"image":"alpine:3.4"},"maxLaunchDelay":900,"placement":{"constraints":[]},"restart":{"activeDeadlineSeconds":0,"policy":"NEVER"},"volumes":[{"containerPath":"/go/src/github.com/adobe-platform/go-metronome/cli/test","hostPath":"/app","mode":"RO"}]}}

Schedule the periodic job definition to run every 2 minutes

Note: This doesn't start the job yet!

# metronome-cli/metronome-cli schedule create -job-id foo.bar -sched-id ever2 -cron "*/2 * * * *" --start-deadline 60
INFO[0000] result {"id":"ever2","cron":"*/2 * * * *","concurrencyPolicy":"ALLOW","enabled":false,"startingDeadlineSeconds":60,"timezone":"Etc/GMT"}

Update the schedule

Oops, I need the job to start with 45 seconds or we will wait until the next cycle

metronome-cli/metronome-cli schedule update -job-id foo.bar -sched-id ever2 -cron "*/2 * * * *" --start-deadline 45 --tz GMT
PUT {"id":"ever2","cron":"*/2 * * * *","concurrencyPolicy":"ALLOW","enabled":false,"startingDeadlineSeconds":45,"timezone":"GMT"}
INFO[0000] result {"id":"ever2","cron":"*/2 * * * *","concurrencyPolicy":"ALLOW","enabled":false,"startingDeadlineSeconds":45,"timezone":"GMT"}

Delete the schedule

On 3rd thought, I don't like the schedule name so I'll delete the schedule

metronome-cli/metronome-cli schedule delete -job-id foo.bar --sched-id ever2
INFO[0000] result "OK"

You can't delete a schedule if the job is already running. Stop it first.

Run the job with the schedule

# metronome-cli/metronome-cli job update -docker-image alpine:3.4 -cmd 'echo "testing $(date)"' -job-id "foo.bar" -volume `cd test/;pwd`:/app
INFO[0000] result {"id":"foo.bar","description":"","labels":{},"run":{"cpus":0.2,"mem":128,"disk":128,"cmd":"echo \"testing $(date)\"","env":{},"placement":{"constraints":[]},"artifacts":[],"maxLaunchDelay":900,"docker":{"image":"alpine:3.4"},"volumes":[{"containerPath":"/go/src/github.com/adobe-platform/go-metronome/cli/test","hostPath":"/app","mode":"RO"}],"restart":{"policy":"NEVER"}}}

Using with dc/os

This guide assumes you work at Adobe and you need to access a bastion host to reach via your dcos cluster. It also assumes that you are accessing the DC/OS universe, mesos master, marathon and metronome via the tunnel.

Set up an ssh tunnel

Get ssh out permission from Juniper
ssh to you bastion like

ssh -o DynamicForward=localhost:1200 -N ec2-user@$your_bastion_host &

Set up an http proxy that knows how
- Install polipo

  vagrant@osx $ apt-get install polipo

Run the proxy so that all requests use the ssh-base SOCKS proxy

sudo polipo socksParentProxy=localhost:1200 diskCacheRoot=/dev/null

By default, polipo listens on port 8123 for proxy connections

Install dcos cli

Left to the reader

Make dc/os cli use the proxy and login.

For example:

# http_proxy=localhost:8123  dcos auth login


Please go to the following link in your browser:

    http://internal-f4tq2-san-Internal-151LVCIS6CMZZ-510625652.us-east-1.elb.amazonaws.com/login?redirect_uri=urn:ietf:wg:oauth:2.0:oob

Enter authentication token: eyJ0eXAiOiJKV1QiLCJhbGciOiJSUzI1NiIsImtpZCI6Ik9UQkVOakZFTWtWQ09VRTRPRVpGTlRNMFJrWXlRa015Tnprd1JrSkVRemRCTWpBM1FqYzVOZyJ9.eyJlbWFpbCI6ImY0dHFAeWFob28uY29tIiwiZW1haWxfdmVyaWZpZWQiOnRydWUsImlzcyI6Imh0dHBzOi8vZGNvcy5hdXRoMC5jb20vIiwic3ViIjoiZ2l0aHVifDgyNjEzMCIsImF1ZCI6IjN5RjVUT1N6ZGxJNDVRMXhzcHh6ZW9HQmU5Zk54bTltIiwiZXhwIjoxNDgxNDMwNjU2LCJpYXQiOjE0ODA5OTg2NTZ9.R6NvhVAYfSEl2MB0yhtSn-j9Lf8eMMrAxZrJ0dN-QoR3qRwoRKVyBAWRSLej5iY7e-hN3t3v5Ra24vteouowvbcDVNbDLCoXLxRCbLSHoHeIietl3bK8xZRlwRYCBcPJmdp3uQ46gZVayL4jTZ8DhdeRYkvhmG-XG4eaSB9WtUQUgiGO4lHFvnF0J8979_4-LTtB-EVu6FED6aOG0D5koj4wb7zgNV2orQlzAjY5u5wlIMHQ626aFI1nWoeUb1GTZAxe6GCSGtJCa1HfHIUD0XGV6QmculdwM4i6wwRZDlP9N1UJnIPZPZLa5SffrbaZsrov3Qdms_I04rngYVhs_A
Login successful!

Use firefox to get your token - which must also use the SOCKS 5 proxy. Launch /Applications/Firefox.app/Contents/MacOS/firefox-bin -profilemanager. Navigate to Preferences->Advanced->Network->Settings. Click Manual proxy; SOCKS Host: localhost:1200; Click SOCKS v5; click Remote DNS

Now the token with metronome-cli
- To ping

HTTP_PROXY=localhost:8123  ./metronome-cli-linux-amd64 --debug --metronome-url "$( dcos config show core.dcos_url)/service/metronome" --authorization "$( dcos config show core.dcos_acs_token)" ping

INFO[0000] result "pong"

To get metrics

HTTP_PROXY=localhost:8123 ~/go/src/github.com/adobe-platform/go-metronome/metronome-cli-linux-amd64  --metronome-url "$( dcos config show core.dcos_url)/service/metronome" --authorization "$( dcos config show core.dcos_acs_token)" metrics
INFO[0000] result {"version":"3.0.0","gauges":{"jvm.buffers.direct.capacity":{"value":185715},"jvm.buffers.direct.count":{"value":15},"jvm.buffers.direct.used":{"value":185716},"jvm.buffers.mapped.capacity":{"value":0},"jvm.buffers.mapped.count":{"value":0},"jvm.buffers.mapped.used":{"value":0},"jvm.gc.PS-MarkSweep.count":{"value":3},"jvm.gc.PS-MarkSweep.time":{"value":427},"jvm.gc.PS-Scavenge.count":{"value":475},"jvm.gc.PS-Scavenge.time":{"value":1189},"jvm.memory.heap.committed":{"value":174063616},"jvm.memory.heap.init":{"value":123731968},"jvm.memory.heap.max":{"value":1744830464},"jvm.memory.heap.usage":{"value":0.032752701869377725},"jvm.memory.heap.used":{"value":57147912},"jvm.memory.non-heap.committed":{"value":101007360},"jvm.memory.non-heap.init":{"value":2555904},"jvm.memory.non-heap.max":{"value":-1},"jvm.memory.non-heap.usage":{"value":-9.9773352E7},"jvm.memory.non-heap.used":{"value":99773352},"jvm.memory.pools.Code-Cache.committed":{"value":22282240},"jvm.memory.pools.Code-Cache.init":{"value":2555904},"jvm.memory.pools.Code-Cache.max":{"value":251658240},"jvm.memory.pools.Code-Cache.usage":{"value":0.08743769327799479},"jvm.memory.pools.Code-Cache.used":{"value":22004416},"jvm.memory.pools.Compressed-Class-Space.committed":{"value":9871360},
--snip --

To get job list

HTTP_PROXY=localhost:8123 ~/go/src/github.com/adobe-platform/go-metronome/metronome-cli-linux-amd64  --metronome-url "$( dcos config show core.dcos_url)/service/metronome" --authorization "$( dcos config show core.dcos_acs_token)" job ls


INFO[0000] result [{"description":"Installs VAMP and dependencies","id":"install-vamp","labels":{"location":"","owner":""},"run":{"artifacts":[{"uri":"https://github.com/stedolan/jq/releases/download/jq-1.5/jq-linux64","executable":true,"extract":false,"cache":true},{"uri":"https://gist.githubusercontent.com/mhausenblas/bb967625088902874d631eaa502573cb/raw/4829525ab7700645166f7c47843cb351e3d2a807/install-vamp-09.sh","executable":true,"extract":false,"cache":false},{"uri":"https://gist.githubusercontent.com/mhausenblas/bb967625088902874d631eaa502573cb/raw/7e738db72693716a246c29abd320d67c5a4ec74b/vamp09-es.json","executable":false,"extract":false,"cache":false},{"uri":"https://gist.githubusercontent.com/mhausenblas/bb967625088902874d631eaa502573cb/raw/7e738db72693716a246c29abd320d67c5a4ec74b/vamp09.json","executable":true,"extract":false,"cache":true},{"uri":"https://gist.githubusercontent.com/mhausenblas/bb967625088902874d631eaa502573cb/raw/7e738db72693716a246c29abd320d67c5a4ec74b/vamp09-gateway.json","executable":false,"extract":false,"cache":false}],"cmd":"mv jq-linux64 jq \u0026\u0026 ./install-vamp-09.sh","cpus":0.5,"mem":100,"disk":0,"maxLaunchDelay":3600,"placement":{"constraints":[]},"restart":{"activeDeadlineSeconds":0,"policy":"NEVER"},"volumes":[]}}]

Install VAMP

On docker-compose.yml (make sure you have 2 slaves )

./metronome-cli-linux-amd64 job create -job-id "install-vamp" -description "Install Vamp"  -restart-policy NEVER -restart-active-deadline-seconds 0 -artifact 'uri=https://gist.githubusercontent.com/mhausenblas/bb967625088902874d631eaa502573cb/raw/4829525ab7700645166f7c47843cb351e3d2a807/install-vamp-09.sh executable=true' --artifact 'uri=https://gist.githubusercontent.com/mhausenblas/bb967625088902874d631eaa502573cb/raw/7e738db72693716a246c29abd320d67c5a4ec74b/vamp09-es.json' --artifact 'uri=https://gist.githubusercontent.com/mhausenblas/bb967625088902874d631eaa502573cb/raw/7e738db72693716a246c29abd320d67c5a4ec74b/vamp09.json executable=true extract=false cache=true' --artifact 'uri=https://gist.githubusercontent.com/mhausenblas/bb967625088902874d631eaa502573cb/raw/7e738db72693716a246c29abd320d67c5a4ec74b/vamp09-gateway.json executable=false extract=false cache=false' -cmd 'mv jq-linux64 jq && ./install-vamp-09.sh'

On ethos cluster

Make sure you login to dcos dcos login and get a token. You don't need this if you turn off dcos' oauth.

HTTP_PROXY=localhost:8123 ./metronome-cli-linux-amd64 --metronome-url "$( dcos config show core.dcos_url)/service/metronome" --authorization "$( dcos config show core.dcos_acs_token)" job create -job-id "install-vamp" -description "Install Vamp" -restart-policy NEVER -restart-active-deadline-seconds 0 -artifact 'uri=https://gist.githubusercontent.com/mhausenblas/bb967625088902874d631eaa502573cb/raw/4829525ab7700645166f7c47843cb351e3d2a807/install-vamp-09.sh executable=true' --artifact 'uri=https://gist.githubusercontent.com/mhausenblas/bb967625088902874d631eaa502573cb/raw/7e738db72693716a246c29abd320d67c5a4ec74b/vamp09-es.json' --artifact 'uri=https://gist.githubusercontent.com/mhausenblas/bb967625088902874d631eaa502573cb/raw/7e738db72693716a246c29abd320d67c5a4ec74b/vamp09.json executable=true extract=false cache=true' --artifact 'uri=https://gist.githubusercontent.com/mhausenblas/bb967625088902874d631eaa502573cb/raw/7e738db72693716a246c29abd320d67c5a4ec74b/vamp09-gateway.json executable=false extract=false cache=false' -cmd 'mv jq-linux64 jq && ./install-vamp-09.sh'

Detailed CLI Usage

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USAGE

         ./metronome-cli-linux-amd64 <global-options>  {job|run|schedule|metrics|ping|help} [<action options>|help]

COMMANDS:

job {create|delete|update|ls|get|schedules|schedule|help}

          create  <options>   | creates a Job
          delete  <options>   | deletes a Job
          update  <options>   | update a Job
          get     <options>   | get a Job by job-id
          schedules <options> | get all schedules [] for a Job
          schedule  <options> | get a particular Schedule for Job
          ls                  | get all Jobs []
          Call job <action> help for more on a sub-command

run {start|stop|ls|get} <options>:

          start <options>  | Start a Job that has a schedule.
          stop  <options>  | Stop a Job
          ls               | Status a Job -- currently only returns 'ACTIVE' jobs
          get <options>    | Get a Job run status.

          Call run <action> help for more on a sub-command

schedule {create|delete|update|get|ls}

          create  <options>  | Create a Schedule for a Job
          delete  <options>  | Delete a Schedule for a Job
          update  <options>  | Update a Schedule for a Job
          get     <options>  | Get a single Schedule for a Job
          ls                 | Get all Schedules for a Job


metrics  -  dumps metronome metrics

ping  - pings metronome


GLOBAL OPTIONS:


  -authorization string
        Authorization token
  -debug
        Turn on debug
  -metronome-url string
        Set the Metronome address (default "http://localhost:9000")
  -password string
        password
  -user string
        user

job sub menu

docker run -i --rm --net host -t adobe-platform/go-metronome:029ef7418691d812dacc4a01ded16598cfbe7ccb /usr/local/bin/metronome-cli-linux-amd64 job       
FATA[0000] job failed because job subcommand required

job  usage:
job {create|delete|update|ls|get|schedules|schedule|help}

`job create`

docker run -i --rm --net host -t adobe-platform/go-metronome:029ef7418691d812dacc4a01ded16598cfbe7ccb /usr/local/bin/metronome-cli-linux-amd64 job create

job create usage:
  -arg value
        Adds Arg metrononome->Job->Run->Args. You can call more than once
  -cmd string
        Command to run
  -constraint value
        Add Constraint used to construct Job->Run->[]Constraint
  -cpus float
        cpus (default 0.2)
  -description string
        Job Description - optional
  -disk int
        disk (default 128)
  -docker-image string
        Docker Image (default "alpine:3.4")
  -env value
        VAR=VAL . Adds Volume passed to metrononome->Job->Run->Volumes.  You can call more than once
  -job-id string
        Job Id
  -label value
        Location=xxx; Owner=yyy
  -max-launch-delay int
        Max Launch delay.  minimum 1 (default 900)
  -memory int
        memory (default 128)
  -restart-active-deadline-seconds int
        If the job fails, how long should we try to restart the job. If no value is set, this means forever.
  -restart-policy string
        Restart policy on job failure: NEVER or ALWAYS (default "NEVER")
  -run-now
        Run this job now, otherwise it is created as unscheduled
  -user string
        user to run as (default "root")
  -volume value
        /host:/container:{RO|RW} . Adds Volume passed to metrononome->Job->Run->Volumes. You can call more than once

schedule submenu

docker run -i --rm --net host -t adobe-platform/go-metronome:029ef7418691d812dacc4a01ded16598cfbe7ccb /usr/local/bin/metronome-cli-linux-amd64 schedule 
FATA[0000] schedule failed because sub command required

schedule  usage:
schedule {create|delete|update|get|ls}  

          create  <options>
          delete  <options>
          update  <options>
          get     <options>
          ls

schedule create

docker run -i --rm --net host -t adobe-platform/go-metronome:029ef7418691d812dacc4a01ded16598cfbe7ccb /usr/local/bin/metronome-cli-linux-amd64 schedule create
FATA[0000] schedule failed because Missing JobId in JobScheduleCreate


schedule create usage:
  -concurrency-policy string
        Schedule concurrency.  One of ALLOW,FORBID,REPLACE (default "ALLOW")
  -cron string
        Schedule Cron
  -enabled
        Enable the schedule (default true)
  -job-id string
        Job Id
  -sched-id string
        Schedule Id
  -start-deadline int
        Schedule deadline
  -tz string
        Schedule time zone (default "GMT")

run submenu

docker run -i --rm --net host -t adobe-platform/go-metronome:029ef7418691d812dacc4a01ded16598cfbe7ccb /usr/local/bin/metronome-cli-linux-amd64 run            
FATA[0000] run failed because sub command required

  usage:
run <action> [options]:

          start [options]
          stop  [options]
          ls
          get [options]

          Call run <action> help for more on a sub-command

run create

docker run -i --rm --net host -t adobe-platform/go-metronome:029ef7418691d812dacc4a01ded16598cfbe7ccb /usr/local/bin/metronome-cli-linux-amd64 run start 
FATA[0000] run failed because job-id required


 start usage:
  -job-id string
        Job Id

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Create a job

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Get all job definitions

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Schedule the periodic job definition to run every 2 minutes

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