portainer/api/cron/scheduler.go

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Go

package cron
import (
"github.com/portainer/portainer"
"github.com/robfig/cron"
)
// JobScheduler represents a service for managing crons
type JobScheduler struct {
cron *cron.Cron
}
// NewJobScheduler initializes a new service
func NewJobScheduler() *JobScheduler {
return &JobScheduler{
cron: cron.New(),
}
}
// ScheduleJob schedules the execution of a job via a runner
func (scheduler *JobScheduler) ScheduleJob(runner portainer.JobRunner) error {
return scheduler.cron.AddJob(runner.GetSchedule().CronExpression, runner)
}
// UpdateSystemJobSchedule updates the first occurence of the specified
// scheduled job based on the specified job type.
// It does so by re-creating a new cron
// and adding all the existing jobs. It will then re-schedule the new job
// with the update cron expression passed in parameter.
// NOTE: the cron library do not support updating schedules directly
// hence the work-around
func (scheduler *JobScheduler) UpdateSystemJobSchedule(jobType portainer.JobType, newCronExpression string) error {
cronEntries := scheduler.cron.Entries()
newCron := cron.New()
for _, entry := range cronEntries {
if entry.Job.(portainer.JobRunner).GetSchedule().JobType == jobType {
err := newCron.AddJob(newCronExpression, entry.Job)
if err != nil {
return err
}
continue
}
newCron.Schedule(entry.Schedule, entry.Job)
}
scheduler.cron.Stop()
scheduler.cron = newCron
scheduler.cron.Start()
return nil
}
// UpdateJobSchedule updates a specific scheduled job by re-creating a new cron
// and adding all the existing jobs. It will then re-schedule the new job
// via the specified JobRunner parameter.
// NOTE: the cron library do not support updating schedules directly
// hence the work-around
func (scheduler *JobScheduler) UpdateJobSchedule(runner portainer.JobRunner) error {
cronEntries := scheduler.cron.Entries()
newCron := cron.New()
for _, entry := range cronEntries {
if entry.Job.(portainer.JobRunner).GetSchedule().ID == runner.GetSchedule().ID {
var jobRunner cron.Job = runner
if entry.Job.(portainer.JobRunner).GetSchedule().JobType == portainer.SnapshotJobType {
jobRunner = entry.Job
}
err := newCron.AddJob(runner.GetSchedule().CronExpression, jobRunner)
if err != nil {
return err
}
continue
}
newCron.Schedule(entry.Schedule, entry.Job)
}
scheduler.cron.Stop()
scheduler.cron = newCron
scheduler.cron.Start()
return nil
}
// UnscheduleJob remove a scheduled job by re-creating a new cron
// and adding all the existing jobs except for the one specified via scheduleID.
// NOTE: the cron library do not support removing schedules directly
// hence the work-around
func (scheduler *JobScheduler) UnscheduleJob(scheduleID portainer.ScheduleID) {
cronEntries := scheduler.cron.Entries()
newCron := cron.New()
for _, entry := range cronEntries {
if entry.Job.(portainer.JobRunner).GetSchedule().ID == scheduleID {
continue
}
newCron.Schedule(entry.Schedule, entry.Job)
}
scheduler.cron.Stop()
scheduler.cron = newCron
scheduler.cron.Start()
}
// Start starts the scheduled jobs
func (scheduler *JobScheduler) Start() {
if len(scheduler.cron.Entries()) > 0 {
scheduler.cron.Start()
}
}