How to kill a docker container gracefully
This is sample project for creating docker process and pass interrupts signal to main process inside docker. Advantages for these are we can gracefully kill process and save their state if required and remove unwanted files and connections.
docker build dockerKill .
docker run dockerKill
These commands will create and run the docker instances.
docker kill --signal="SIGTERM" <dockerId>
This command send SIGTERM signal to docker container.
def signal_handler(signal, frame):
"""Signal handler for the interrupt
Arguments:
signal {int} -- Signal id, eg 15 SIGTERM
frame {object} -- Frame object for interrupt
"""
for i in range(5, 0, -1):
##* Printing time to exist
logging.error("Process will be terminated in {0}".format(i))
time.sleep(1)
sys.exit()
signal.signal(signal.SIGTERM, signal_handler)
This python code register signal_handler to SIGTERM interrupt signal and execute the interrupt handler (signal_handler)
$ docker run dockerKill
WARNING:root:Running infinite Loop
WARNING:root:Running infinite Loop
WARNING:root:Running infinite Loop
WARNING:root:Running infinite Loop
WARNING:root:Running infinite Loop
WARNING:root:Running infinite Loop
WARNING:root:Running infinite Loop
WARNING:root:Running infinite Loop
WARNING:root:Running infinite Loop
WARNING:root:Running infinite Loop
WARNING:root:Running infinite Loop
WARNING:root:Running infinite Loop
WARNING:root:Running infinite Loop
WARNING:root:Running infinite Loop
WARNING:root:Running infinite Loop
WARNING:root:Running infinite Loop
WARNING:root:Running infinite Loop
WARNING:root:Running infinite Loop
WARNING:root:Running infinite Loop
WARNING:root:Running infinite Loop
WARNING:root:Running infinite Loop
WARNING:root:Running infinite Loop
WARNING:root:Running infinite Loop
ERROR:root:Process will be terminated in 5
ERROR:root:Process will be terminated in 4
ERROR:root:Process will be terminated in 3
ERROR:root:Process will be terminated in 2
ERROR:root:Process will be terminated in 1
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