Terminology clarification: "job"? #72
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When I am my best self, I say "job" to indicate an end-to-end process that watchbot performs, and I say "part" when I'm talking about a job that's been split into pieces as part of a I am not always my best self. |
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…queue threshold, info to doc (#211) * Closes #208, #207, #206, #182, #149, #72, #15 (cherry picked from commit 8de328df79ccf52b8d612c625891555808c2fa0e) * Add minSize as option * update jest tests * Change MinSize to 0 * update jest * identation and minSize to 0 * Add deadletterThreshold info in Worker-retry-cycle
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…queue threshold, info to doc (#211) * Closes #208, #207, #206, #182, #149, #72, #15 (cherry picked from commit 8de328df79ccf52b8d612c625891555808c2fa0e) * Add minSize as option * update jest tests * Change MinSize to 0 * update jest * identation and minSize to 0 * Add deadletterThreshold info in Worker-retry-cycle
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* ♻ that container * Add logging (#185) * adds logging of watcher-level errors, worker receives, and completion status * prefixed logs from child processes * fixes logger factory to accept a message * --> false for legibility * move binary split to dependency * package lock changes * Scale down threshold (#187) * change scale-down MetricIntervalLowerBound to MetricIntervalUpperBound * exit main loop after workers finish * resolve() after all workers return instead of exiting * fix tests and mocks * cleanup * logs * another log * use logger and process.stdout for logs * more logs * edit logs * Add alarms to "♻️ that container" PR (#198) * Add alarms and alarm docs * Add failedPlacementAlarmPeriods * Add CloudWatch Alarms snapshots * Update template jest snapshots * Add CloudWatch Alarms snapshots * Add failedworker and failedworkerplacement metric * Typo r/LogGroup/Logs * Change metric name * Metric Filter of worker errors to "[failure]" * Have current published version instead of undefined * Jake's Review * uh update-jest * Update alarms.md * Add template validation tests (#215) * Add travis user * Ensure this fails * Add validation for notificationEmail or notificationTopic * Add minSize and maxSize of service scaleup and scaledown, deadletter queue threshold, info to doc (#211) * Closes #208, #207, #206, #182, #149, #72, #15 (cherry picked from commit 8de328df79ccf52b8d612c625891555808c2fa0e) * Add minSize as option * update jest tests * Change MinSize to 0 * update jest * identation and minSize to 0 * Add deadletterThreshold info in Worker-retry-cycle * Update tests with maxSize property * remove superfluous logging * add fresh mode as a watchbot option * if else * freshMode * console log * typeof * true * concise * add fresh * fix tests * fix binary test * update snapshots * Allow users to write to any volume (#200) * Restrict writes to volumes and clean them after every job * Try out the `ReadOnlyRootFilesystem` option * Capitalization * Add watchbot-log * use strict * No need to chmod now
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It looks to me like "job" is being used interchangeably to describe the complete work that the Watchbot app performs, start to finish, and the partial work that individual workers perform. Is that right?
If so, I wonder if there's some terminology we could add to distinguish these two entities. I think it could reduce confusion, especially for new learners like me. Also, if we establish terminology in the docs here, hopefully modules that use
ecs-watchbotwill stick with it and we'll have some consistency between projects.cc @who8mycakes
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