When zookeeper goes away, bamboo dies about bamboo HOT 7 CLOSED

I consider HAProxy is part of the Mesos/Marathon echo system, so I usually recommend run HAProxy out side the container with Bamboo.

If you use the deb package installation for Bamboo and install HAProxy on slave, this problem would go away. The package built-in upstart may try to restart Bamboo daemon, leave HAProxy untouched.

The Dockerfile in this repo is good for quick run without worrying installing Golang & building deb package.

However, if you are able to figure out how to reload HAProxy inside container from a different Bamboo container, I'm happy to accept your PR or Documentation.

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It would be great to have a CI built deb repository of bamboo. I think one of the reasons to use the Docker version is exactly this: creating and using the docker container is simpler.

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Do you use deb or rpm? I will see how to build this into travis and upload
to s3.

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It would be great to have a CI built deb repository of bamboo. I think one
of the reasons to use the Docker version is exactly this: creating and
using the docker container is simpler.

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I'm using CoreOS and I'd like to run everything in containers. I've tried to locate line where and why bamboo dies, but my understanding of golang is very limited for now. I've noticed that sometimes it doesn't die - just tries to connect to zookeeper as I expect, but couldn't find exact steps to reproduce.
I'll give it some thought and try to come up with solution.

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thanks for the info. I will keep the ticket open.

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I'm using CoreOS and I'd like to run everything in containers. I've tried
to locate line where and why bamboo dies, but my understanding of golang is
very limited for now. I've noticed that sometimes it doesn't die - just
tries to connect to zookeeper as I expect, but couldn't find exact steps to
reproduce.
I'll give it some thought and try to come up with solution.

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Hey @gregory90
Docker image now runs bamboo under supervisor. So it should be able to restart Bamboo if anything fails. If you have monitoring, there's a /status endpoint to check service liveness.

Try it out, I'm closing this issue, reopen if you have other concerns. Thanks.

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