Statuses
Understanding the different statuses of your pipeline is crucial for effective monitoring and management. Below are the various statuses that a pipeline can have in Conduit.
Statuses Overview
| Status | Description |
|---|---|
| Running | The pipeline is actively processing data and functioning as expected. |
| Stopped | The pipeline has been stopped by the system or manually by a user shutting down gracefully. |
| Degraded | The pipeline has been stopped due to an error or force-stopped by a user. |
| Recovering | The pipeline is in the process of recovering from a degraded state or error. |
Status Descriptions
Running
- Definition: The pipeline is currently active and processing data without any issues.
- Implication: All systems are functioning normally, and data is flowing as expected.
Stopped
- Definition: The pipeline has been halted by the system, or manually stopped by a user.
- Implication: The pipeline gracefully stopped, any in-flight records were flushed, acks were delivered back to the source, no error was encountered while stopping the pipeline. The pipeline could be restarted.
Degraded
- Definition: The pipeline stopped due to an error that couldn't be recovered, or force-stopped by the user.
- Implication: Any in-flight records were dropped, not all acks might have been delivered back to the source. Starting a degraded pipeline again could potentially result in duplicated data (depending on how the destination connector handles records), since some data might get re-delivered.
Recovering
- Definition: The pipeline is in the process of recovering from a degraded state or error.
- Implication: The system is attempting to restore normal operations. Monitor the status to ensure recovery is successful.
