engine: add input grace period and check pending chunks on shutdown #9952
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This PR makes the following changes:
1. Add an input grace period:
Currently, Fluent Bit pauses all inputs 1 second after
SIGTERM
. This PR creates an input grace period, which by default is one half the total "Grace" setting. This means that half way through the grace period Fluent Bit stops accepting any new logs and only sends logs pending in the buffers.2. Check pending chunks on shutdown:
Previously the engine shutdown immediately if there were no pending tasks. A task is created from a chunk in the buffer. If there is a new chunk, but no task yet, the engine should keep running until the task is created and completed. This change makes the engine wait on shutdown for all pending chunks until the max grace period has expired.
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