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Update `run` command based on new `cpln` changes #182

Closed rafaelgomesxyz closed 3 months ago

rafaelgomesxyz commented 3 months ago

Fixes #164

cpln now accepts overriding image, cpu, and memory when starting a Cron workload job, so we no longer have to worry about race conditions when running simultaneous jobs with different overrides.

This PR updates the run command to reflect those changes.

Also changes jobs to use a CPU size of 1 (1 core) and a memory size of 2Gi (2 gibibytes) by default (configurable through runner_job_default_cpu and runner_job_default_memory in controlplane.yml), as just copying the sizes from the original workload may lead to an overprovision of resources.

Summary by CodeRabbit

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Walkthrough

The recent changes enhance the control-plane-flow tool by allowing per-job overrides for --image, --cpu, and --memory parameters, effectively resolving race conditions during simultaneous job runs. Default CPU and memory sizes are now set to 1 core and 2 GiB, respectively. Deprecated options have been updated, and specific validations now run before commands, ensuring proper execution and error handling.

Changes

File Change Summary
CHANGELOG.md Documented new features, default settings, and deprecated options.
README.md Updated to reflect new default CPU and memory sizes, and per-job overrides.
docs/commands.md Clarified how to override entrypoint, set default CPU and memory sizes, and adjust terminal size settings.
examples/controlplane.yml Updated default CPU and memory settings, added threshold for listing apps for deletion.
lib/command/run.rb Corrected spelling errors, refactored methods, added default settings for image, CPU, and memory, improved job handling.

Sequence Diagram(s) (Beta)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant CLI
    participant ControlPlane
    User->>CLI: Execute `run` command with overrides
    CLI->>ControlPlane: Validate command
    ControlPlane-->>CLI: Validation result
    alt Validation Passes
        CLI->>ControlPlane: Set default or overridden image, CPU, memory
        ControlPlane-->>CLI: Confirmation
        CLI->>ControlPlane: Start job
        ControlPlane-->>CLI: Job started
    else Validation Fails
        CLI-->>User: Error message
    end
    CLI-->>User: Job status

Assessment against linked issues

Objective (Issue #164) Addressed Explanation
Resolve race conditions by allowing per-job overrides for settings
Set default CPU and memory sizes for jobs
Replace deprecated --skip-secret-access-binding with new option
Ensure validations run before commands

Poem

In the land of code, where changes flow, Jobs now run with a smoother glow. No more races, no more haste, CPU and memory, set with grace. Commands validated, errors caught, Control plane's power, finely wrought.


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