hive-runner
Run automated jobs on devices - see the change log for release notes
Requirements
- Ruby (we currently use 2.2.0)
- Linux or OSX
- rvm on OSX (rbenv and others are not currently supported, see: #136)
Quick start
Install the hive-runner gem and set up your hive:
gem install hive-runner
hive_setup my_hive
Follow the configuration instructions. If you want to add diagnostics to your hive when asked, here is an example diagnostics stanza:
diagnostics:
hive:
load_warning: 0.7
load_error: 1.5
Start the Hive daemon:
hived start
Determine the status of the Hive:
hived status
Stop the Hive:
hived stop
Configuration file
Example config file:
test:
controllers:
shell:
max_workers: 5
name_stub: SHELL_WORKER
queues:
- bash
logging:
directory: logs
pids: pids
main_filename: hive.log
timings:
worker_loop_interval: 5
Controllers
The controllers section contains details about the controllers to be
used by the hive. The name of each section indicates the controller type. Some
of the fields in each controllers section is common to all controller types
(see below) while some are defined for each specific controller type.
Fields for all controller types are:
| Field | Content |
|---|---|
max_workers |
Maximum number of workers to use |
port_range_size |
Number of ports to allocate to the device |
name_stub |
Stub for name of the worker process |
Ports
| Field | Content |
|---|---|
minimum |
Minimum port number |
maximum |
Maximum port number |
Logging
| Field | Content |
|---|---|
directory |
Log file directory |
pids |
PIDs directory |
main_filename |
Name of the main log file |
Timings
The worker_loop_interval indicates the number of seconds to wait between each
poll of the job queue in the worker loop.
Shell controller
Configuration
The shell controller section contains the following additional field:
| Field | Content |
|---|---|
queues |
Array of job queues for the shell workers |
workers |
Number of shell workers to run |