extcontainer

type ClaimResult int

type DNSErrorInjectionState struct {
	ExecutionId string
	ContainerID string
}

type FillDiskActionState struct {
	ExecutionId     uuid.UUID
	ContainerID     string
	TargetLabel     string
	Sidecar         diskfill.SidecarOpts
	FillDiskOpts    diskfill.Opts
	IgnoreExitCodes []int
}

type FillMemoryActionState struct {
	ExecutionId     uuid.UUID
	ContainerID     string
	TargetLabel     string
	TargetProcess   ociruntime.LinuxProcessInfo
	FillMemoryOpts  memfill.Opts
	IgnoreExitCodes []int
}

type Mode string

type NetworkActionState struct {
	ExecutionId uuid.UUID
	NetworkOpts json.RawMessage
	Sidecar     netfault.SidecarOpts
	ContainerID string
	TargetLabel string
	// QdiscSnapshot holds the pre-attack qdisc tree captured by netfault.Apply.
	// It travels through the action_kit_sdk per-execution state so Stop can
	// hand it back to netfault.Revert and restore the original (cloud-tuned)
	// root after the attack tree is torn down. Empty when strict-mode is on,
	// the attack doesn't touch a tc root, or the capture itself errored.
	QdiscSnapshot netfault.QdiscSnapshot
	// IsShadow is true when this action's Start found another concurrent
	// action already attacking the same netns WITH IDENTICAL OPTS
	// (multi-container pods share a netns — see netns_dedup.go). Shadow
	// actions do NOT install their own tc rules; only the first (primary)
	// Start applies. Stop mirrors the same split: the primary reverts,
	// shadows no-op. Different opts on a sibling take the passthrough
	// branch instead of shadowing, so this stays false there. The flag
	// lives on state so the primary/shadow decision survives an extension
	// pod restart between Start and Stop.
	IsShadow bool
	// NetnsClaimed records whether Start incremented the netns tracker
	// counter for this action. True for primary and shadow (both hold a
	// claim). False for passthrough (netns was already claimed with
	// different opts, so we didn't touch the tracker). Stop uses this to
	// decide whether it owns a release — without it, an opts-decode or
	// revert error inside Stop would leak the claim for the rest of the
	// process's life and silently shadow every future Start on this netns.
	NetnsClaimed bool
}

type PauseActionState struct {
	ContainerId string
	TargetLabel string
}

type StopActionState struct {
	ContainerId string
	TargetLabel string
	Graceful    bool
	ExecutionId uuid.UUID
}

type StressActionState struct {
	Sidecar         stress.SidecarOpts
	ContainerID     string
	TargetLabel     string
	StressOpts      stress.Opts
	ExecutionId     uuid.UUID
	IgnoreExitCodes []int
}