Opens a context manager that waits for any pending clients to connect.

Adds a client that’s pending connection, and returns its client info. This method should be called in a with statement using pdg.Service.addClients.

Return the client info given the name of the client.

Returns the name of the graph context of the scheduler associated with the service.

Returns the name of the scheduler associated with the service.

Stores the name of the scheduler instance and its graph context associated with the service, which is used to stop and start the service.

Returns a service client’s command string, which can be used by the caller to start the client process. It is the responsibility of the caller to expand any environment variables or PDG tokens in the command string.

Returns a service client’s command as a list of arguments, which can be used by the caller to start the client process. It is the responsibility of the caller to expand any environment variables or PDG tokens in the argument list.

Returns the polling client for this service’s MQ server, if applicable. Returns None if there is none; for example, when the service is idle.

This method returns the name of the client with the provided client number. The client number is zero-indexed and must be between 0 and pool_size - 1, inclusive.

Stops the service. When stop_mq_server is False, this method will not stop the MQ server. When wait_for_clients is True, this method will not return until all of the clients have shutdown and disconnected from the MQ server. Returns True for success and False for failure.

When the service is a scheduler service, this method will clear the scheduler associated wtih the service. The scheduler must be set again before the service can be started.

The list of client names that have been added to the service.

The directory where logfiles will be written by client instances.

The log type used by client instances.

The command line arguments that the PDG service manager will use to start client instances of the service.

Stores the connection timeout used by the service. The timeout is used for all connections between service clients, the MQ server, and Houdini.

An object containing information that the pdg.SchedulerType associated with the registered service needs to start and stop the service.

The names of the environment variables to be added to the environment for this service’s processes.

The values of the environment variables to be added to the environment for this service’s processes.

The list of extra arguments to append to the end of the service job’s command line

Indicates if the service should be automatically started on the first PDG graph cook where the service is used (if the service is not already running).

Indicates whether the service is internal to PDG. Internal services are not available for the user to configure.

Indicates whether or not the service is saved to the pdgservices.json file when the pdg.ServiceManager saves service definitions to disk.

The memory limit for service clients. When this limit is reached, the client is reset using the operation defined by the memoryResetType property.

The type of reset operation to perform a when service client exceeds the memory limit.

The directory where the log of the MQ server created for the service will be written to.

The logging level of the MQ server that is created for the service.

(0 = None, 1 = Errors, 2 = Warnings, 3 = All)

Stores the port that the MQ server associated with the service is using.

Stores the URL of the MQ server that the service is using.

The name of the service.

Indicates whether the service is owned by a scheduler node or the Houdini session.

The number of clients available in the service pool.

The port that the service will use.

Indicates the state of the service (stopped, starting, running).