Thanks for the answer David, I ended up doing exactly that.
On 23 July 2015 at 17:13, David Greenberg wrote:
> It's the responsibility of each executor to shut itself down when it
> decides its no longer needed. The idea here is that an executor can stay
> running with zero tasks, so that when t
It's the responsibility of each executor to shut itself down when it
decides its no longer needed. The idea here is that an executor can stay
running with zero tasks, so that when the scheduler decides to launch a
task, the scheduler's already initialized, thus saving startup time.
To avoid the pr
Hello,
*TL;DR*: What is the proper way to kill executor process(tree) from within
executor code?
I have an executor written in python that I use with Marathon to launch my
tasks. I use it to have a control on task status switch STAGING => RUNNING.
I launch a long-running subprocess from the `laun
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