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func SupportedUnitTypes ¶
func SupportedUnitTypes() []string
Types ¶
type Unit ¶
type Unit struct {
// Contents represents the parsed unit file.
// This field must be considered readonly.
Contents map[string]map[string][]string
// Raw represents the entire contents of the unit file.
Raw string
}
A Unit represents a systemd configuration which encodes information about any of the unit types that fleet supports (as defined in SupportedUnitTypes()). Units are linked to Jobs by the Hash of their contents. Similar to systemd, a Unit configuration has no inherent name, but is rather named through the reference to it; in the case of systemd, the reference is the filename, and in the case of fleet, the reference is the name of the job that references this Unit.
func NewUnitFromLegacyContents ¶
NewUnitFromLegacyContents creates a Unit object from an obsolete unit file datastructure. This should only be used to remain backwards-compatible where necessary.
func (*Unit) Description ¶
Description returns the first Description option found in the Unit section. If the option is not defined, an empty string is returned.
type UnitState ¶
type UnitState struct {
LoadState string `json:"loadState"`
ActiveState string `json:"activeState"`
SubState string `json:"subState"`
MachineState *machine.MachineState `json:"machineState"`
}
UnitState encodes the current state of a unit loaded into systemd
func NewUnitState ¶
func NewUnitState(loadState, activeState, subState string, ms *machine.MachineState) *UnitState
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