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@hkube/etcd

v5.1.11

Published

etcd state management client for HKube

Downloads

590

Readme

etcd.hkube

Build Status Coverage Status


algorithms
     builds
     debug
     executions
     queue
     requirements
     store
     versions

discovery

executions
     stored
     running
        
jobs
     tasks
     state
     status
     results
        
pipelineDrivers 
     queue
     requirements
     store
        
pipelines
webhooks
workers

For each sub item in the hierarchy the following methods are available:

  • get
  • set
  • update
  • delete
  • list
  • watch
  • unwatch

The API works exactly as the hierarchy above:

  • algorithms.builds.get
  • jobs.status.set
  • jobs.results.watch