Implement container instance deregistration
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@ -652,6 +652,7 @@ class EC2ContainerServiceBackend(BaseBackend):
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'/')[-1]
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self.container_instances[cluster_name][
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container_instance_id] = container_instance
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self.clusters[cluster_name].registered_container_instances_count += 1
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return container_instance
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def list_container_instances(self, cluster_str):
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@ -715,8 +716,10 @@ class EC2ContainerServiceBackend(BaseBackend):
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resource["stringSetValue"].remove(str(port))
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else:
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resource["stringSetValue"].append(str(port))
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container_instance.runningTaskCount += resource_multiplier * 1
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def deregister_container_instance(self, cluster_str, container_instance_str, force):
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failures = []
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cluster_name = cluster_str.split('/')[-1]
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if cluster_name not in self.clusters:
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raise Exception("{0} is not a cluster".format(cluster_name))
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@ -724,18 +727,18 @@ class EC2ContainerServiceBackend(BaseBackend):
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container_instance = self.container_instances[cluster_name].get(container_instance_id)
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if container_instance is None:
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raise Exception("{0} is not a container id in the cluster")
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if not force and container_instance.running_tasks_count > 0:
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if not force and container_instance.runningTaskCount > 0:
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raise Exception("Found running tasks on the instance.")
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# Currently assume that people might want to do something based around deregistered instances
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# with tasks left running on them - but nothing if deregistration is forced or no tasks were
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# running already
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elif force and container_instance.running_tasks_count > 0:
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elif force and container_instance.runningTaskCount > 0:
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if not self.container_instances.get('orphaned'):
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self.container_instances['orphaned'] = {}
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self.container_instances['orphaned'][container_instance_id] = container_instance
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del(self.container_instances[cluster_name][container_instance_id])
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self._respond_to_cluster_state_update(cluster_str)
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pass
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return container_instance, failures
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def _respond_to_cluster_state_update(self, cluster_str):
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cluster_name = cluster_str.split('/')[-1]
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@ -204,10 +204,12 @@ class EC2ContainerServiceResponse(BaseResponse):
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})
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def deregister_container_instance(self):
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cluster_str = self._get_param('cluster', 'default'),
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cluster_str = self._get_param('cluster')
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if not cluster_str:
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cluster_str = 'default'
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container_instance_str = self._get_param('containerInstance')
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force = self._get_param('force', False)
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container_instance = self.ecs_backend.deregister_container_instance(
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force = self._get_param('force')
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container_instance, failures = self.ecs_backend.deregister_container_instance(
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cluster_str, container_instance_str, force
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)
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return json.dumps({
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