- Why I did it
Group all SONiC services together and able to manage them together. Will be used in config reload command as much simpler and generic way to restart services.
- How I did it
Add services to sonic.target
- How to verify it
Together with Azure/sonic-utilities#1199
config reload -y
Signed-off-by: Stepan Blyshchak <stepanb@nvidia.com>
* [service] Restart SwSS Docker container if orchagent exits unexpectedly
* Configure systemd to stop restarting swss if it attempts to restart more than 3 times in 20 minutes
* Move supervisor-proc-exit-listener script
* [docker-dhcp-relay] Enhance wait_for_intf.sh.j2 to utilize STATEDB
* Ensure dependent services stop/start/restart with SwSS
* Change 'StartLimitInterval' to 'StartLimitIntervalSec', as Stretch installs systemd 232 (>= v230)
* Also update journald.conf options
* Remove 'PartOf' option from unit files
* Add '$(SUPERVISOR_PROC_EXIT_LISTENER_SCRIPT)' to new shared docker-orchagent makefile
* Make supervisor-proc-exit-listener script read from 'critical_processes' file inside container
* Update critical_processes file for swss container
- Move all minigraph-related action from rc.local to updategraph
- updategraph service is now after database. All feature services are now after and depending on updategraph
When teamd service restarted, the port channels will be recreated.
Dhcp relay service needs to be restarted after that to listen on the
right port channels.
When Type=simple, systemd will consider the service activated immediately
after specified in ExecStart process is started. If there is downstream
service depending on the state prepared in ExecStart, there will be race condition.
For example, issue #390. In this case, database.service calls database.sh, which
calls docker run or docker start -a to start database container. However, systemd
considers database.service successfully started at the time database.sh begins,
not after docker run finishes. As database.service is consider started, bgp.service
can be started. The redis database, which bgp service depends on, might or might not
have been started at this time point.
To fix this issue (and still keeping the functionality to monitor docker status with
systemd), we split the ExecStart process into an ExecStartPre part and an ExecStart
part. docker run is splitted into docker run -d then docker attach , while docker start
-a is splitted into docker start and then docker attach. In this way, we make sure
the downstream services are blocked until container is successfully started.
