NAME

Ubic::Service::SimpleDaemon - service module for daemonizing any binary

VERSION

version 1.58

SYNOPSIS

    use Ubic::Service::SimpleDaemon;
    my $service = Ubic::Service::SimpleDaemon->new(
        bin => "sleep 1000",
        stdout => "/var/log/sleep.log",
        stderr => "/var/log/sleep.err.log",
        ubic_log => "/var/log/sleep.ubic.log",
        user => "nobody",
    );

DESCRIPTION

Use this class to turn any binary into ubic service.

This module uses Ubic::Daemon module for process daemonization. All pidfiles are stored in ubic data dir, with their names based on service names.

METHODS

new($params): Constructor.
Parameters:

bin

Daemon binary.

Can be a plain string (i.e., "sleep 10000"), or arrayref with separate arguments (i.e., "['sleep', '1000']").

This is the only mandatory parameter, everything else is optional.

user

User under which the service will operate.

Default user depends on the configuration chosen at "ubic-admin setup" stage. See Ubic::Settings for more details.

group

Group under which the service will operate.

Value can be either scalar or arrayref.

Defaults to all groups of service's user.

stdout

File into which daemon's stdout will be redirected. None by default.

stderr

File into which daemon's stderr will be redirected. None by default.

ubic_log

Optional filename of ubic log. Log will contain some technical information about running daemon.

None by default.

cwd

Change working directory before starting a daemon.

env

Modify environment before starting a daemon.

Must be a plain hashref if specified.

ulimit

Set resource limits before starting a daemon.

Must be a plain hashref with resource names as keys if specified. For example: "ulimit => { RLIMIT_NOFILE => 100 }". Pass "-1" as a value to make the resource unlimited.

These limits won't affect anything outside of this service code.

If your service's user is "root" and daemon_user is something else, you can not just lower limits but raise them as well.

BSD::Resource must be installed to use this feature.

term_timeout

Number of seconds to wait between sending SIGTERM and SIGKILL to the daemon on stopping.

Zero value means that guardian will send SIGKILL to the daemon immediately.

Default is 10 seconds.

stop_timeout

Number of seconds to wait before raising exception that daemon can't be stopped.

This should always be greater than term_timeout, and defaults to 30 seconds (via Ubic::Daemon's defaults.)

reload_signal

Send given signal to the daemon on "reload" command.

Can take either integer value or signal name (i.e., HUP).

The signal will be sent both to the daemon, and to the guardian process. Guardian process will have proxy_logs feature enabled, so it'll reopen stdout, stderr and ubic_log as well.

daemon_user

daemon_group

Change credentials to the given user and group before execing into daemon.

The difference between these options and user/group options is that for daemon_* options, credentials will be set just before starting the actual daemon. All other service operations will be done using default user. Refer to "Permissions and security" in Ubic::Manual::Overview for the further explanations.

name

Service's name.

Name will usually be set by upper-level multiservice. Don't set it unless you know what you're doing.

auto_start

Autostart flag is off by default. See Ubic::Service "auto_start" method for details.

pidfile(): Get pid filename. It will be concatenated from simple-daemon pid dir and service's name.

CUSTOM COMMANDS

All services using this class support two custom commands: sigusr1 and sigusr2. So, "ubic sigusr1 your.service.name" will send SIGUSR1 to your daemon (and also send SIGHUP to ubic-guardian, which can result in reopening log files.)

AUTHOR

Vyacheslav Matyukhin <mmcleric@yandex-team.ru>

COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE

This is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as the Perl 5 programming language system itself.