Story #9271: gunicorn processes should be managed by systemd as Type=notify - Pulp

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Story #9271

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gunicorn processes should be managed by systemd as Type=notify

Added by mdepaulo@redhat.com about 3 years ago. Updated about 3 years ago.

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CLOSED - CURRENTRELEASE

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mdepaulo@redhat.com

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Installer - Moved to GitHub issues

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Description

Now that pulpcore always requires gunicorn 20.0 or later, which added support for systemd Type=notify , the installer should put Type=notify in the systemd unit files.

By switching from Type=simple (the default) to Type=notify, systemd will be able to understand better whether a pulpcore gunicorn process is actually up & running. gunicorn will send a message via sd_notify() (support added in 20.0), which prompts systemd to show that the service is started. This replace systemd simply indicating whether it has spawned the process and it hasn't terminated. It will probably report "failed" when the service is just constantly restarting within seconds of starting, which would otherwise be reported an alternating service status.

If any services on the same box are ever configured to depend on the pulp services, then they will also benefit from knowing when the services is actually up.

This also brings us to parity with Katello's installer.

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