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Dependencies added: async, base, http-client, http-types, k8s-wrapper, lens, stm, tasty, tasty-hunit, text, wai, wai-middleware-prometheus, warp

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+ CHANGELOG.md view
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@+# Revision history for k8s-wrapper++## 0.1.0.0 -- 2022-03-13++* First version.
+ LICENSE view
@@ -0,0 +1,373 @@+Mozilla Public License Version 2.0+==================================++1. Definitions+--------------++1.1. "Contributor"+    means each individual or legal entity that creates, contributes to+    the creation of, or owns Covered Software.++1.2. "Contributor Version"+    means the combination of the Contributions of others (if any) used+    by a Contributor and that particular Contributor's Contribution.++1.3. "Contribution"+    means Covered Software of a particular Contributor.++1.4. "Covered Software"+    means Source Code Form to which the initial Contributor has attached+    the notice in Exhibit A, the Executable Form of such Source Code+    Form, and Modifications of such Source Code Form, in each case+    including portions thereof.++1.5. 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+ Readme.md view
@@ -0,0 +1,75 @@+k8s-wrapper is a [wai](https://hackage.haskell.org/package/wai) application that is designed to wrap your service running in a k8s+environment and provide the additional functionality needed for a fully-featured application+to operate. It accomplishes it in several ways:++  1. **Health and liveness Endpoints** — the feature provides information on the current state+     of the application, allowing k8s to control execution, restart application, manage rollouts+     and route traffic+  2. **Startup and Teardown Control** — the application's statup and teardown processes are managed+     by `k8s-wrapper`, ensuring that your service operates smoothly+  3. **Graceful Shutdown Endpoint** — This feature enables graceful shutdown of your service.+  4. **Metrics Enpoint** — Metrics are exposed on a dedicated endpoint, allowing for easy monitoring+     of your application's performance++By utilizing k8s-wrapper, you can simplify the management of your service and ensure that it runs+reliably in a k8s environment++# Get Started++In order to use k8s application you should do:++1. All k8s-wrapper to the list of dependencies in the cabal file:++```cabal+executable mega-service+  build-depends: base >= 4.4,+    k8s-wrapper,+    ...+  ...+```++2. In the main file use:++```haskell+import Network.K8s.Application as K8s++main :: IO ()+main = do+  let runReadynessCheck = do +        -- In this function we check if the traffic can be routed to the+        -- application. If this function returns False traffic will not+        -- be routed to the application.+        pure True+  let runLivenessCheck = do+        -- Check if the application is in a workable state. If returns `False`+        -- then k8s based on it's rules may restart the application.+        pure True+  let initializeServer = do+        -- This function is used to initialize the service, for example+        -- setup connection to the databases, check config files, register metrics+        _ <- register ghcMetrics+        -- While this function is executing k8s-wrapper replies the+        -- status on it's interface.+ +        -- This function returns created resources that may be needed for the+        -- application.+        pure ()+  withK8sEndpoint+    K8s.defConfig -- Default configuration+    K8sChecks{ runReadynessCheck, runLivenessCheck }+    initializeServer+    (\resources -> Warp.run application_port (yourApp resources)) +```++After settings k8s-wrapper will start the interface on the port 10120 (can be redefinen in the config),+that provides endpoints:++   - **/started** — provides information if application is started+   - **/ready** — provides information if application can accept the traffic+   - **/health** — provides information if application is healthy+   - **/stop** — preStop hook — requests application teardown+   - `/_metrics` - output metrics for the application+  +For the machine readable format you can check `spec.yaml` file provided with the package+that provides openapi v3 definition of the endpoints.+
+ k8s-wrapper.cabal view
@@ -0,0 +1,67 @@+cabal-version:      2.4+name:               k8s-wrapper+version:            0.1.0.0+synopsis:           Application wrapper for the k8s environment+description:        A wrapper for the k8s environment. It provides the logic that+                    can automate the communication with k8s and easily provide proper+                    run in the application.++                    For more details see documentation in the "Network.K8s.Application"+                    module++homepage:           https://github.com/cheopslab/k8s-wrapper++bug-reports:        https://github.com/cheopslab/k8s-wrapper/issues+license:            MPL-2.0+license-file:       LICENSE+author:             Alexander Vershilov+maintainer:         alexander.vershilov@sirius.online, backend-dev@sirius.online+category:           Network+extra-source-files:+  CHANGELOG.md+  spec.yaml+  Readme.md+tested-with: GHC==9.2.2, GHC==9.0.2, GHC==8.10.7++library+    exposed-modules: +      Network.K8s.Application+    default-extensions:+      ImportQualifiedPost+      LambdaCase+      NumericUnderscores+      OverloadedStrings+      RecordWildCards+      ScopedTypeVariables+    build-depends:+        base >=4.14.3.0 && <5.0,+        async ^>= 2.2.4,+        stm >=2.4 && <3.0,+        text ^>=1.2.4.1,+        http-types ^>=0.12.3,+        wai,+        wai-middleware-prometheus,+        warp+    hs-source-dirs:   src+    default-language: Haskell2010+    ghc-options: -Wall -Wextra++test-suite k8s-wrapper-test+    default-language: Haskell2010+    type:             exitcode-stdio-1.0+    hs-source-dirs:   test+    default-extensions:+      ImportQualifiedPost+    main-is:          unit.hs+    ghc-options:      -threaded+    build-depends:+        base >=4.14.3.0 && <5.0,+        async ^>=2.2.4,+        stm >=2.4 && <3.0,+        text ^>=1.2.4.1,+        tasty ^>=1.4.2.1,+        tasty-hunit ^>=0.10.0.3,+        lens ^>=5.1,+        k8s-wrapper,+        http-client,+        http-types
+ spec.yaml view
@@ -0,0 +1,124 @@+openapi: 3.0.3+info:+  title: Management control interface+  description: Service management interface+  version: 0.0.1+paths:+  /started:+    get:+      summary: Application startup state.+      description: |-+        Returns information if the application is already started or not.+      responses:+        '200':+          description: Application is in an operating state+          content:+            text/plain:+              schema: +                oneOf:+                  - $ref: "#/components/schemas/Ok"+                  - $ref: "#/components/schemas/TearingDown"+        '400':+          description: Application is in a starting state+          content:+            text/plain:+              schema: +                oneOf:+                  - $ref: "#/components/schemas/Starting"++  /ready:+    get:+      summary: Application readiness state.+      description: |-+        Tells if the k8s can route the traffic to this application. K8s periodically checks this+        endpoint in order to understand if it can route traffic there.+      responses:+        '200':+          description: Application is in an operating state+          content:+            text/plain:+              schema: +                oneOf:+                  - $ref: "#/components/schemas/Running"+        '400':+          description: Application is in a starting state+          content:+            text/plain:+              schema: +                oneOf:+                - $ref: "#/components/schemas/Starting"+                - $ref: "#/components/schemas/NotRunning"+                - $ref: "#/components/schemas/TearingDown"+  /health:+    get:+      summary: Application liveness state.+      description: |-+        Tells if the application is alive, if not k8s can restart this instance.+      responses:+        '200':+          description: Application is in an operating state+          content:+            text/plain:+              schema: +                oneOf:+                  - $ref: "#/components/schemas/Running"+        '400':+          description: Application is in a starting state+          content:+            text/plain:+              schema: +                oneOf:+                - $ref: "#/components/schemas/Starting" +                - $ref: "#/components/schemas/Unhealthy"+  /stop:+    get:+      summary: Request application teardown.+      description: |-+        Tells if to gracefully teardown, after being called the ready endpoint starts returning 400,+        and no new traffic is accepted. All current requestes are processed.+        +        If users' appliction does not exit withing allowed timeout it's killed forcefully.+      responses:+        '200':+          description: Application has accepted the teardown request +          content:+            text/plain:+              schema:+                oneOf:+                - $ref: "#/components/schemas/TearingDown"+  /_metrics:+    get:+      summary: Output metrics in prometheus format+      description: |-+        Output all the metrics provided by the application+      responses:+        '200':+           description: Metrics for the application+           content:+             text/plain:+               schema:+                 type: string++components:+  schemas:+    Ok:+      type: string+      enum: ["ok"]+      description: Application is working+    Running:+      type: string+      enum: ["running"]+      description: Application is running+    NotRunning:+      type: string+      enum: ["not running"]+      description: Application is not running+    TearingDown:+      enum: ["tearing down"]+      description: Application is tearing down+    Starting:+      enum: ["starting"]+      description: Application is starting+    Unhealthy:+      enum: ["unhealthy"]+      description: Application is unhealthy
+ src/Network/K8s/Application.hs view
@@ -0,0 +1,326 @@+-- | +-- = k8s-wrapper+--+-- The k8s Wrapper is a module designed to provide an interface for running+-- applications in the Kubernetes system. This wrapper spawns the server on an+-- internal protocol, providing endpoints for startup, liveness, and+-- readiness checks, as well as optional metrics support.+--+-- There are some restrictions to be aware of when using this module.+-- First, the **server must be running in the main thread** in order to exit properly.+-- If this guarantee is not met, application and k8s will still function, but rollout+-- update procedures may take much longer.+-- +-- Second, the user's application must be able to tear down upon receiving+-- `AsyncCancelled` or `ThreadKilled` signals. While it's acceptable to implement+-- graceful teardowns, these should be time-bound. In general, applications that use+-- Warp handles this automatically.+--+-- To use the k8s Wrapper, include the following configuration snippet in your pod:+--+-- == __pod.yaml__+-- @+-- ...+-- spec:+--   metadata:+--     annotations:+--       prometheus.io/port: "9121"+--       prometheus.io/scrape: "true"+--       prometheus.io\/path: "\/_metrics"+--   containers:+--     - lifecycle:+--         preStop:+--           httpGet:+--            path: /stop+--            port: ${config.port}+--           # Period when after which the pod will be terminated+--           # even if the stop hook has not returned.+--           terminationGracePeriodSeconds: 30+--        # When the service is considered started+--        # if the startup probe will not return success in+--        #  `initialDealySeconds + periodSeconds * failureThreshold` seconds+--        # the service will be restarted+--        startupProbe:+--          httpGet:+--            path: /ready+--            port: ${config.port}+--          failureThreshold: 12+--          initialDelaySeconds: 1+--          periodSeconds: 5+--          successThreshold: 1+--          timeoutSeconds: 2 +--       # When the service is considered alive, if it's not alive it will be+--       # restarted according to it's policy +--       # initialDealySeconds + periodSeconds * failureThreshold+--       livenessProbe:+--          httpGet:+--            path: /health+--            port: ${config.health}+--          failureThreshold: 2+--          initialDelaySeconds: 1+--          periodSeconds: 10+--          successThreshold: 1+--          timeoutSeconds: 2+--        readinessProbe:+--          httpGet:+--            path: /ready+--            port:${config.port}+--          failureThreshold: 2+--          initialDelaySeconds: 1+--          periodSeconds: 10+--          successThreshold: 1+--          timeoutSeconds: 2+-- @+--+module Network.K8s.Application+  ( withK8sEndpoint+  , Config(..)+  , defConfig+    -- * Checks+    -- $k8s-checks+  , K8sChecks(..)+  ) where++import Control.Concurrent (killThread, threadDelay, forkIO)+import Control.Concurrent.Async+import Control.Concurrent.STM+import Control.Exception (finally, AsyncException, throwIO, fromException)+import Control.Monad+import Data.Foldable+import Network.HTTP.Types+import Network.Wai as Wai+import Network.Wai.Handler.Warp qualified as Warp+import Network.Wai.Middleware.Prometheus as Prometheus++-- | Server configuration.+data Config = Config+  { port :: Int  -- ^ Port where control interface is statred.+  , maxTearDownPeriodSeconds :: Int -- ^ How much time to wait before forceful teardown.+  } deriving (Show)++-- | Default configuration variables.+defConfig :: Config+defConfig = Config 10120 30++-- $k8s-checks+-- +-- There are two types of health checks that can be used:+--+--  1. __Deep check__ - this verifies not only basic startup but also that the services+--     the application communicates with are up and running. It is more precise, but it increases+--     the risk of marking services as unavailable and causing cascading errors. Therefore,+--     it is recommended to use deep checks for the `startupCheck`, but use shallow checks for the `livenessCheck`.+--     As for the `readinessCheck`, it is up to the user to decide which type of check to use.+--  2. __Shallow check__ - this provides only the basic tests to ensure the application is running.+--+-- The suggested approach for implementing the health checks is as follows:+-- +--  1. The `startupCheck` should return @True@ after the server is started, configs were checked,+--     and communication with other services was established. Once it has returned @True@, the+--     function should always return @True@.+--  2. The `readinessCheck` should return @True@ after the startup check has passed and after+--     population of the caches, preparing of the internal structures, etc. The function may+--     switch back to @False@ if the structures need repopulation and the application+--     can't serve the users. It's important to ensure that all the services in the cluster will+--     not switch to not ready state at the same time to avoid cascading failures.+--  3. The `livenessCheck` performs a shallow check of the service and returns the state accordingly.+--     Generally, the `livenessCheck` should return @False@ only in the case where the server needs to be restarted.++-- | Callbacks that the wrapper can use in order to understand the state of+-- the application and react accordingly.+data K8sChecks = K8sChecks+  { runReadynessCheck :: IO Bool -- ^ Checks that application can receive requests+  , runLivenessCheck :: IO Bool  -- ^ Checks that application running (should not be restarted)+  }++-- | Application state.+data ApplicationState+  = ApplicationStarting (Async ())+  | ApplicationRunning+  | ApplicationTeardownConfirm (TVar Bool)+  | ApplicationTearingDown+  ++-- | Wrap a server that allows controlling business logic server.+-- The server can be communicated by the k8s services and can monitor the application livecycle.+--+-- In the application run the following logic:+--+-- @+--    k8s_wrapper_server                  user code+--                                   +----------------++--        ready=false                | initialization |             +--        started=false              |                |+--        alive=false                +----------------++--                                          |+--        started=true  <-------------------++--                                          |+--                                   +---------------++--                                   | start server  |+--                                   +---------------++--                                          |+--       ready? ---> check user thread, run callback+--       alive? ---> check user thread, run callback+-- @+--             +-- +-- The server wrapper also provides additional logic:+--   1. When checking liveness, the code checks if the thread running the server is still+--      alive and returns @False@ if it is not, regardless of what liveness check returns.+--   2. When the `stop` action is called, the server starts to return @False@ in the readiness check.+--      Once it is asked by the server, it sends an Exception to the client code.+--      This ensures that no new requests will be sent to the server.+--+-- In case of an asynchronous exception, we expect that we want to terminate the program.+-- Thus, we want to ensure a similar set of actions as a call to the @/stop@ hook:+--+--   1.  Put the application in the tearing down state.+--   2.  Start replying with @ready=False@ replies.+--   3.  Once we replied with @ready=false@ at least once (or after a timeout), we trigger server stop.+--      In this place, we expect the server to stop accepting new connections and exit once all+--      current connections will be processed. This is the responsibility of the function provided by the user,+--      but servers like Warp already handle that properly.+--+-- In case of an exception in the initialization function, it will be rethrown, and the function will exit with the same exception.+-- The k8s endpoint will be torn down.+--+-- In case if the user code exists with an exception, it will be rethrown. Otherwise, the code exits properly.+withK8sEndpoint+  :: Config      -- ^ Static configuration of the endpoint.+  -> K8sChecks   -- ^ K8s hooks+  -> IO a        -- ^ Initialization procedure+  -> (a -> IO b) -- ^ User supplied logic, see requirements for the server to work properly.+  -> IO ()+withK8sEndpoint Config{..} k8s startup action = do+  startup_handle <- async startup+  state_box <- atomically $ newTVar $ ApplicationStarting (fmap (const ()) startup_handle)+  -- We start the server in the background, this is done synchronously+  -- with running initialization procedure.+  withAsync (do+       x <- wait startup_handle+       atomically (switchToRunning state_box)+       action x) $ \server -> do+    k8s_server <- async $ runK8sServiceEndpoint port maxTearDownPeriodSeconds k8s state_box server+    (do result <- atomically $ asum+          [ fmap void $ waitCatchSTM server+          , readTVar state_box >>= \case+              ApplicationTearingDown -> pure $ Right ()+              _ -> retry+          ]+        case result of+          Left se+            | Just (_ :: AsyncCancelled) <- fromException se -> pure ()+            | Just (_ :: AsyncException) <- fromException se -> pure ()+            | otherwise -> throwIO se+          Right{} -> pure ()+        ) `finally`+            (let half_interval = maxTearDownPeriodSeconds * 1_000_000 `div` 2+             in race_ (threadDelay half_interval) (cancel server))+          `finally`+            (forkIO (cancel k8s_server))++-- | Run server with k8s endpoint.+--+-- This endpoint provides k8s hooks:+--   1. start+--   2. liveness+--   3. readyness+--   4. pre_stop handler+-- +-- All other endpoints returns 404.+runK8sServiceEndpoint+  :: Int -- ^ Port+  -> Int -- ^ Shutdown interval+  -> K8sChecks -- ^ K8s hooks+  -> TVar ApplicationState -- ^ Projection of the application state+  -> Async void -- ^ Handle of the running user code+  -> IO ()+runK8sServiceEndpoint port teardown_time_seconds K8sChecks{..} state_box server = Warp.run port $ \req resp -> do+  case Wai.pathInfo req of+    ["started"] -> do+      readTVarIO state_box >>= \case+        ApplicationStarting{} ->+          resp $ responseLBS status400 [(hContentType, "text/plain")] "starting"+        ApplicationRunning{} ->+          resp $ responseLBS status200 [(hContentType, "text/plain")] "ok"+        _ -> +          resp $ responseLBS status200 [(hContentType, "text/plain")] "tearing down"+    ["ready"] -> do+      readTVarIO state_box >>= \case+        ApplicationStarting{} -> +          resp $ responseLBS status400 [(hContentType, "text/plain")] "starting"+        ApplicationRunning{} -> do+          isReady   <- runReadynessCheck+          if isReady+          then resp $ responseLBS status200 [(hContentType, "text/plain")] "running"+          else resp $ responseLBS status400 [(hContentType, "text/plain")] "not running"+        ApplicationTeardownConfirm confirmed -> do+          atomically $ writeTVar confirmed True+          resp $ responseLBS status400 [(hContentType, "text/plain")] "tearing down"+        ApplicationTearingDown{} ->+          resp $ responseLBS status400 [(hContentType, "text/plain")] "tearing down"+    ["health"] -> do+      readTVarIO state_box >>= \case+        ApplicationStarting{} -> +          resp $ responseLBS status400 [(hContentType, "text/plain")] "starting"+        _ -> do+          isAlive <- runLivenessCheck +          -- TODO: is thread ok?+          if isAlive+          then resp $ responseLBS status200 [(hContentType, "text/plain")] "running"+          else resp $ responseLBS status400 [(hContentType, "text/plain")] "unhealthy"+    ["stop"]  -> do+      _ <- async $ do+        d <- registerDelay (teardown_time_seconds * 1_000_000)+        join $ atomically $ switchToTeardown d state_box+        -- this is interruptible, and waits until user thread will receive an+        -- exception, but does not wait for the tearing down.+        killThread $ asyncThreadId server+      resp $ responseLBS status200 [(hContentType, "text/plain")] "tearing down"+    ["_metrics"] -> metricsApp req resp+    -- If it's any other path then we simply return 404+    _ -> resp $ Wai.responseLBS status404 [(hContentType, "text/plain")] "Not found"+    +-- | Switches the application to the tearing down state.+-- +-- In case if the application was running it injects the confirmation+-- variable that is switched when the k8s system has seen that the+-- application is not ready.+--+-- Returns an action that once finished tells that the application+-- can be teared down. The action does not wait longer that max+-- timeout period+switchToTeardown :: TVar Bool -> TVar ApplicationState -> STM (IO ())+switchToTeardown timeout state = readTVar state >>= \case+    ApplicationStarting init_thread -> do+      writeTVar state ApplicationTearingDown+      pure $ cancel init_thread +    ApplicationRunning{} -> do+      confirmed <- newTVar False+      writeTVar state $ ApplicationTeardownConfirm confirmed+      pure $ do+        atomically $ asum+         [ readTVar confirmed >>= check+         , readTVar timeout >>= check+         ]+        atomically $ writeTVar state ApplicationTearingDown+    ApplicationTeardownConfirm confirmed -> do+      pure $ do+        atomically $ asum+          [ readTVar confirmed >>= check+          , readTVar timeout >>= check+          ]+        atomically $ writeTVar state ApplicationTearingDown+    ApplicationTearingDown -> +      pure $ pure ()+++-- | Switch the state to the running in case if it was started.+-- Otherwise this is a noop.+switchToRunning :: TVar ApplicationState -> STM ()+switchToRunning state = readTVar state >>= \case+  ApplicationStarting{} -> do+    writeTVar state ApplicationRunning+  ApplicationRunning{} -> pure ()+  ApplicationTeardownConfirm{} -> pure ()+  ApplicationTearingDown -> pure ()
+ test/unit.hs view
@@ -0,0 +1,140 @@+{-# LANGUAGE OverloadedStrings #-}+module Main (main) where++import Control.Lens+import Control.Concurrent+import Control.Concurrent.Async+import Control.Exception+import Control.Monad+import Data.IORef+import Test.Tasty+import Test.Tasty.HUnit+import Network.K8s.Application qualified as K8s+import Network.HTTP.Client+import Network.HTTP.Types++main :: IO ()+main = defaultMain tests++isAlive, isReady, isStarted :: Manager -> IO Bool+isAlive manager =+  let req = "http://localhost:10120/health"+  in httpNoBody req manager <&> (==200) . statusCode . responseStatus   +isReady manager = +  let req = "http://localhost:10120/ready"+  in httpNoBody req manager <&> (==200) . statusCode . responseStatus   +isStarted manager =+  let req = "http://localhost:10120/started"+  in httpNoBody req manager <&> (==200) . statusCode . responseStatus   +stopIt :: Manager -> IO ()+stopIt manager =+  let req = "http://localhost:10120/stop"+  in void $ httpNoBody req manager++tests :: TestTree+tests = testGroup "unit"+  [ testGroup "startup"+     [ testCaseSteps "Normal startup" $ \step -> do+         manager <- newManager defaultManagerSettings+         step "Preparing.."+         lock <- newEmptyMVar+         finished <- newEmptyMVar+         closed <- newEmptyMVar+         ready_var <- newIORef True+         alive_var <- newIORef True+         k8s <- async $ K8s.withK8sEndpoint+                  K8s.defConfig{K8s.maxTearDownPeriodSeconds=1}+                  K8s.K8sChecks+                    { K8s.runReadynessCheck = readIORef ready_var+                    , K8s.runLivenessCheck = readIORef alive_var+                    }+                  (takeMVar lock)+                  (\x -> putMVar finished x >> takeMVar closed)+         assertBool "appication should not be started" . not =<< isStarted manager+         assertBool "appication should not be ready" . not =<< isReady manager+         assertBool "appication should not be alive" . not =<< isAlive manager+         step "initialization has finished"+         writeIORef ready_var False+         writeIORef alive_var False+         putMVar lock () >> yield+         assertBool "appication should be started" =<< isStarted manager+         assertBool "appication should not be ready" . not =<< isReady manager+         assertBool "appication should not be alive" . not =<< isAlive manager+         step "application is alive now"+         writeIORef alive_var True+         assertBool "appication should be started" =<< isStarted manager+         assertBool "appication should not be ready" . not =<< isReady manager+         assertBool "appication should be alive" =<< isAlive manager+         writeIORef ready_var True+         step "application is ready now"+         assertBool "appication should be started" =<< isStarted manager+         assertBool "appication should be ready" =<< isReady manager+         assertBool "appication should be alive" =<< isAlive manager+         step "teardown"+         cancel k8s+     , testCase "Exception on startup" $ do+       e <- try $ K8s.withK8sEndpoint+         K8s.defConfig{K8s.maxTearDownPeriodSeconds=1}+         (K8s.K8sChecks (pure True) (pure True))+         (throwIO (userError "foo") :: IO ())+         (pure)+       assertEqual "Should be exception" (Left (userError "foo")) e+     , testCase "Exits on application exit" $ do+        K8s.withK8sEndpoint+          K8s.defConfig{K8s.maxTearDownPeriodSeconds=1}+          (K8s.K8sChecks (pure True) (pure True)) (pure ())+          pure+     ] +  , testGroup "teardown"+     [ testCaseSteps "Kills application after /stop and /ready" $ \step -> do+         manager <- newManager defaultManagerSettings+         lock <- newEmptyMVar+         received_exception <- newIORef False+         x <- async $ K8s.withK8sEndpoint+             K8s.defConfig{K8s.maxTearDownPeriodSeconds=1}+             (K8s.K8sChecks (pure True) (pure True))+             (pure ())+             (\() -> do+                takeMVar lock `finally` (writeIORef received_exception True))+         step "Stopping the application"+         stopIt manager+         replicateM_ 100 yield -- Hack :(+         step "Check that it's still running"+         assertBool "should not receive exception" . not =<< readIORef received_exception+         step "Check ready"+         assertBool "appication should not be ready" . not =<< isReady manager+         step "Check that application is closing"+         assertBool "should receive exception" =<< readIORef received_exception+         wait x+         putMVar lock ()+     , testCaseSteps "Kills application after /stop and timeout" $ \step -> do+         manager <- newManager defaultManagerSettings+         lock <- newEmptyMVar+         received_exception <- newIORef False+         x <- async $ K8s.withK8sEndpoint+             K8s.defConfig{K8s.maxTearDownPeriodSeconds=1}+             (K8s.K8sChecks (pure True) (pure True))+             (pure ())+             (\() -> do+                takeMVar lock `finally` (writeIORef received_exception True))+         step "Stopping the application"+         stopIt manager+         replicateM_ 100 yield -- Hack :(+         step "Check that it's still running"+         assertBool "should not receive exception" . not =<< readIORef received_exception+         wait x+         putMVar lock ()+     , testCase "Exits if application is terminating for too long" $ do+         manager <- newManager defaultManagerSettings+         lock <- newEmptyMVar+         x <- async $ K8s.withK8sEndpoint+             K8s.defConfig{K8s.maxTearDownPeriodSeconds=1}+             (K8s.K8sChecks (pure True) (pure True))+             (pure ())+             (\() -> do+                takeMVar lock `finally` (takeMVar lock))+         stopIt manager+         wait x+         putMVar lock ()+     ]+  ]