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jobManager

A program to manager and monitor your linux shell jobs ( In fact, your job is a shell command ), based on NodeJS.

Dependencies:

  • Linux / Unix

  • NodeJS

  • MongoDB

  • Shell Command : date, kill ...

Usage:

1:Run npm install to install necessary NodeJS packages.

2:Copy config.default.json to config.json and configurate your MongoDB setting. Move jobs.demo to jobs and plugins.demo to plugins.

2:Writing your own job config in jobs folder refer to demo config demo.a.json, json file name is your job name.

3:Run npm run build to init jobs.

4:Run npm run bk to start backend log scaner and run npm run fe to start monitor web server.

5:Then you can visitor 127.0.0.1:[port] to manager your jobs.

Job config:

{
    "frequency": "quarterly", // value in (quarterly, hourly, daily, weekly, monthly)
    "dependencies": [{
        "job": "demo.b"
    }],
    "tasks": [{
        "plugin": "base",
        "retry": false, // is auto retry, default is false, is it is true job this task will retry untill success
        "config": { // you can get this config in you plugin
            "command": "echo \"test demo a\""
        }
    }]
}

Project config:

{
    "port": 3000, // monitor web server port
    "db": "mongodb://127.0.0.1/test", // mongodb access string
    "alertInterval": 3600, // delay job and error job alert interval
    "email": { // email configration
        "host": "",
        "auth": {
            "user": "",
            "pass": ""
        },
        "from": "",
        "to": ""
    }
}

Job status:

  • waiting : waiting dependencies job ready or bk_index start the job

  • progressing : running

  • success : success and waiting next partition

  • failed : ocurr error in job shell

  • error : ocurr error in monitor

  • dead : job dead when progressing

  • stop : stoped, nothing will happen with this job.

Tips:

You can write your own plugin to make your work more efficient.

Variable in your shell command can be used:

1.$PARTITION # like 2014/12/12/12/2 when frequency is monthly, the partition is the last day of month.

2.$DATE # like 2014-12-12

3.$YEAR # like 2014

4.$MONTH # 0 - 11

5.$SHORT_DATE # 1 - 31

6.$HOUR # 0 - 23

7.$QUARTER # 0 1 2 3

8.$PROD_ROOT root directory which job shell running

9.$JOB_NAME name of this job

10.$FREQUENCY frequency of this job, like : HOURLY, QUARTERLY

Change Log:

  • 1.0.0 : 1.0.0 release
  • 1.0.1 : support end partition, support view config

Plugin:

Every job is a set of tasks, each task is build with a plugin.

You can write your won plugin to manager your code.

Write plugin in folder plugins, each plugin in a independent folder and include a nodeJS file index.js.

Your plugin module will get the config witch define in your job config json file, and you should retrun a command string.

Manager will run all task of your job one by one.

TODO:

  • Support more frequency type, maybe strong like crontab

  • frontend page auto update

  • delay time display

  • program log optimization

  • handle kill job faild, aviod two same job running

  • Handle job's status better

  • Unit Test

  • Support end time

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