do not have permission to call the main program’s API. Finally, the module listens for the SIGTERM signal to gracefully exit. A complete implementation can be found in the Python2.7Python3.6 runtime module configuration from the default file, then run the module’s business logic, and finally listen to the SIGTERM signal to gracefully exit. A simple Golang module implementation can refer to the MQTT remote communication to exit, receiving SIGTERM and SIGINT signals Wait() // returns wait channel WaitChan() <-chan os.Signal // Master RESTful API // updates system and UpdateSystem(string, bool) error // inspects system

do not have permission to call the main program’s API. Finally, the module listens for the SIGTERM signal to gracefully exit. A complete implementation can be found in the Python2.7、Python3.6 runtime module configuration from the default file, then run the module’s business logic, and finally listen to the SIGTERM signal to gracefully exit. A simple Golang module implementation can refer to the MQTT remote communication to exit, receiving SIGTERM and SIGINT signals Wait() // returns wait channel WaitChan() <-chan os.Signal // Master RESTful API // updates system and UpdateSystem(string, bool) error // inspects system

instances do not have permission to call the master API. Finally, the module listens for the SIGTERM signal to gracefully exit. A complete implementation can be found in the Python2.7、Python3.6 runtime module configuration from the default file, then run the module’s business logic, and finally listen to the SIGTERM signal to gracefully exit. A simple Golang module implementation can refer to the MQTT remote communication to exit, receiving SIGTERM and SIGINT signals Wait() // returns wait channel WaitChan() <-chan os.Signal // Master RESTful API // updates system and UpdateSystem(string, bool) error // inspects system

configuration from the default file, then run the module’s business logic, and finally listen to the SIGTERM signal to gracefully exit. A simple Golang module implementation can refer to the MQTT remote communication to exit, receiving SIGTERM and SIGINT signals Wait() // returns wait channel WaitChan() <-chan os.Signal // Master RESTful API // updates system and UpdateSystem(string, bool) error // inspects system