edeliver_fork

v1.4.6

edeliver_fork

edeliver_fork v1.4.6 Edeliver.Relup.PhoenixModification

This module provides default modifications of the relup instructions for phoenix apps.

It performs the following steps:

  • Checking whether the upgrade is possible

    • by checking whether there are processes running old code (from a previous upgrade)
    • by checking whether the ranch acceptor processes can be found
    • by checking whether ranch connection processes can be found

    or canceling the upgrade if one of the checks fails.

  • Preparing the upgrade

    • by suspending all ranch acceptors to avoid accepting new connections / requests during the hot code upgrade
    • by suspending phoenix channels
    • by waiting a short time until running requests are finished and notifying the remaining that an upgrades starts (this allows to rerun failed requests later)

  • Executing the upgrade

    • by using :soft_purge instead of :brutal_purge when loading new code
    • by suspending all processes running code of changed modules
    • by calling code_change at this processes
    • by resuming that processes

  • Finishing the upgrade

    • by rerunning requests that failed during the upgrade
    • by resuming all phoenix channels
    • by resuming all ranch acceptors to continue accepting new connections

Link to this section Summary

Functions

modify_relup(instructions, config)

Modifies the relup instructions and returns the modified instruction

priority()

Returns the priority Edeliver.Relup.Modification.priority_default/0 +1

usable?(config)

Returns true if the current project is a phoenix project

Link to this section Functions

Link to this function modify_relup(instructions, config)

Modifies the relup instructions and returns the modified instruction

Callback implementation for Edeliver.Relup.Modification.modify_relup/2.

Link to this function priority() 
priority() :: non_neg_integer()

Returns the priority Edeliver.Relup.Modification.priority_default/0 +1.

Unless the module is set by the RELUP_MODIFICATION_MODULE env or the --relup-mod= command line option the module with the highest priority is used (which is also usable).

Link to this function usable?(config) 
usable?(Edeliver.Relup.Config.t()) :: boolean()
usable?(Edeliver.Relup.Config.t()) :: boolean()

Returns true if the current project is a phoenix project