Candlepin

1 Candlepin Basics

1.1 Overview

1.1.1 Glossary

1.2 Subscriptions and Engineering Products

1.3 Entitlements

1.4 Virtualization Entitlements

1.4.1 Virt Guest Limit Design
1.4.2 Associating Hosts and Guests in Candlepin

1.5 Jobs

1.5.1 Active Entitlement Job
1.5.2 Certificate Cleanup Job
1.5.3 Import Record Cleaner Job
1.5.4 Inactive Consumer Cleanup Job
1.5.5 Job Cleaner Job
1.5.6 Manifest Cleaner Job
1.5.7 Orphan Cleanup Job
1.5.8 Unmapped Guest Entitlement Cleaner Job

2 User Guide

2.1 Basic How To

3 Administration Guide

3.1 Setting Up Candlepin

3.1.1 Candlepin Configuration
3.1.2 Quartz Configuration
3.1.3 Configuring Candlepin to Use MySQL
3.1.4 Configuring A Remote Artemis Server
3.1.5 Allow Remote Connections to embedded Artemis

3.6 Data Transfer
3.7 Migrating to the Artemis Job System

4 Developers

4.1 Architecture

4.1.9.1 OAuth Authentication

4.1.10 Fail Fast Mechanism

4.2 Development

4.2.1 Setting up IntelliJ IDEA
4.2.2 Developer Deployment
4.2.3 Auto Generating candlepin.conf
4.2.4 Coding Conventions
4.2.5 Checkstyle
4.2.6 Logging in Candlepin
4.2.7 Internationalization
4.2.8 Paginating Results
4.2.9 Database Schema Updates
4.2.10 JSON and JAXB
4.2.11 The Certificate Revocation List
4.2.12 Hibernate Gotchas
4.2.13 Ruby Bindings for Candlepin
4.2.14 Caching - JCache and Candlepin Second Level Cache
4.2.15 What to look for in a Code Review

4.3 Implementation details

4.3.1 Revoke Entitlements Implementation
4.3.2 Bind Time Locks
4.3.3 Bind Operation Dependencies

4.4 Debugging

4.5 Testing

4.5.1 Spec test migration
4.5.2 Candlepin Database Validation

4.6 Documentation

4.6.1 Diagramming with PlantUml

4.7 Useful Queries

4.7.1 Clean up database backup

5 Reference

6 Design Documents

6.1 API Version Design
6.2 Compliance Snapshots
6.3 Environments Design
6.4 Federated Certificate Management
6.5 Lazy Certificate Regeneration
6.6 Manifest Consumer Association
6.7 Multi-Owner Users Design
6.8 Multi-Version Product Design
6.9 Owner Hierarchy
6.10 Plugins
6.11 Policy Design
6.12 Service Layer Guidelines
6.13 Supporting Multiple Servlet Containers

Table of Contents

Job Cleaner Job

Job Cleaner Job

Overview

The reoccurring job cleaner job periodically removes terminal, non terminal, and or running jobs based on provided configurations. By default this job runs everyday at 12:00 pm.

Job key: JobCleaner

Definitions

Terminal job: A job in a state that will no longer change. Examples: Finished, failed, canceled, or aborted.
Non terminal job: A job in a state that can change. Examples: Scheduled, waiting, running, or queued.

Configurable Properties

Configurations that can be defined in the candlepin.conf file.

Property Key	Default value	Description
candlepin.async.jobs.CertificateCleanupJob.schedule	0 0 12 * * ?	Defines when to run the job (Cron job format)
candlepin.async.jobs.ImportRecordCleanerJob.JobCleaner.max_terminal_job_age	10080	The number of minutes in the past for terminal job retention
candlepin.async.jobs.ImportRecordCleanerJob.JobCleaner.max_nonterminal_job_age	4320	The number of minutes in the past for non terminal job retention
candlepin.async.jobs.ImportRecordCleanerJob.JobCleaner.max_running_job_age	2880	The number of minutes in the past for currently running job retention

Last modified on 24 September 2024