Lifecycle of a Bundle

Lifecycle of a Bundle

There are three types of bundles: uploaded bundles, make bundles and run bundles. Each bundle transitions through various states during its lifecycle.

State	State Description
created	Bundle has been created but its contents have not been uploaded yet.
uploading	Bundle contents are being uploaded.
ready	Bundle has completed uploading.
failed	Bundle has failed.

State	State Description
created	Bundle has been created but its contents have not yet been populated.
making	Bundle contents are being populated by copying its dependencies.
ready	Bundle contents have been populated.
failed	Bundle has failed.

State	State Description
created	Bundle has been created but its contents have not been populated yet.
staged	Bundle’s dependencies are all ready. Waiting for the bundle to be assigned to a worker to be run.
starting	Bundle has been assigned to a worker. Waiting for worker to start the bundle.
preparing	Waiting for worker to download bundle dependencies and Docker image to run the bundle.
running	Bundle command is being executed in a Docker container or results are being uploaded.
finalizing	Bundle command has finished executing, cleaning up on the worker.
ready	Bundle command has finished executing successfully, and results have been uploaded to the server.
failed	Bundle has failed.
killed	Bundle was killed by the user. Bundle contents populated based on when the bundle was killed.
worker_offline	The worker where the bundle is running on is offline, and the worker might or might not come back online.