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#!/usr/bin/env python3
"""Idempotent haproxy liveness check — driven by the in-container supervisor loop.
Why this exists
---------------
haproxy runs as a *background child of PID 1* (gunicorn) — it is started once at
container init (scripts/init.py -> do_initial_setup -> start_haproxy) and then
left running. Nothing supervises it after that. If the haproxy master process
dies mid-life (SIGABRT -> exit 134, segfault, or an OOM of the haproxy master),
the container stays "up" because gunicorn is still PID 1, so Docker's
`--restart` policy never fires. haproxy then stays down until the *external*
host watchdog (haproxy-watchdog.sh) notices port 80 is dead for ~3 minutes and
does a full `docker restart` — which drops every in-flight connection.
This script closes that gap: called on a short interval by the supervisor loop
in start-up.sh, it re-launches haproxy *in place* within one interval.
Safety
------
start_haproxy() is guarded by `is_process_running('haproxy')` (psutil-based, so
it works in this container which has no `ps`), so calling this while haproxy is
healthy is a cheap no-op. It only ever acts when haproxy is genuinely gone.
"""
import sys
sys.path.insert(0, '/haproxy')
import haproxy_manager # noqa: E402 (sys.path manipulation must come first)
def main():
if haproxy_manager.is_process_running('haproxy'):
return 0
haproxy_manager.logger.warning(
"[haproxy-supervisor] haproxy process not found — attempting in-place restart"
)
# start_haproxy() validates the config (and regenerates it if invalid)
# before launching, and swallows its own errors, so it will not raise here.
haproxy_manager.start_haproxy()
if haproxy_manager.is_process_running('haproxy'):
haproxy_manager.logger.info("[haproxy-supervisor] haproxy restarted in place")
return 0
haproxy_manager.logger.error(
"[haproxy-supervisor] haproxy restart FAILED — still not running after start_haproxy()"
)
return 1
if __name__ == '__main__':
sys.exit(main())