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Constants ¶
const ( Cluster = "ecs_cluster" CreatedAt = "ecs_created_at" TaskFamily = "ecs_task_family" ServiceDesiredCount = "ecs_service_desired_count" ServiceRunningCount = "ecs_service_running_count" )
TaskFamily is the key that stores the task family of an ECS Task
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Functions ¶
Types ¶
type EcsClient ¶ added in v1.2.0
type EcsClient interface {
// Returns a EcsInfo struct containing data needed for a report.
GetInfo([]string) EcsInfo
}
EcsClient is a wrapper around an AWS client that makes all the needed calls and just exposes the final results. We create an interface so we can mock for testing.
type EcsInfo ¶ added in v1.2.0
type EcsInfo struct {
Tasks map[string]EcsTask
Services map[string]EcsService
TaskServiceMap map[string]string
}
EcsInfo is exported for test
type EcsService ¶ added in v1.2.0
type EcsService struct {
ServiceName string
// The following values may be stale in a cached copy
DeploymentIDs []string
DesiredCount int64
PendingCount int64
RunningCount int64
TaskDefinitionARN string
}
EcsService describes the parts of ECS services we care about. Services are highly mutable and so we can only cache them on a best-effort basis. We have to refresh referenced (ie. has an associated task) services each report but we avoid re-listing services unless we can't find a service for a task. Exported for test.
type EcsTask ¶ added in v1.2.0
type EcsTask struct {
TaskARN string
CreatedAt time.Time
TaskDefinitionARN string
// These started fields are immutable once set, and guaranteed to be set once the task is running,
// which we know it is because otherwise we wouldn't be looking at it.
StartedAt time.Time
StartedBy string // tag or deployment id
}
EcsTask describes the parts of ECS tasks we care about. Since we're caching tasks heavily, we ensure no mistakes by casting into a structure that only contains immutable attributes of the resource. Exported for test.
Source Files
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- client.go
- reporter.go