Use EC2-Manager API to fetch instance state and summaries

[jhford]

I've left the AWS Provisioner state method in place, but it's deprecated. It really needs to be deleted because it causes a decent amount of overhead and adds a lot of complexity to the provisioner.

The ec2-manager api is now the best sort of information about instance details.

We should use the GET /v1/worker-types/:workerType/stats method to determine instance counts and capacity, the GET /v1/worker-types/:workerType/state to get detailed information about the EC2 resources.

We should expose the DELETE /region/:region/instance/:instanceId and DELETE /region/:region/spot-instance-request/:requestId methods to delete specific instances in the EC2 resource table if the user has the correct ec2-manager:manage-instances:<region>:<instanceId> or ec2-manager:manage-spot-requests:<region>:<requestId> scope.

We should expose the DELETE /worker-types/:workerType/resources method to kill all instances of a workertype if the user has the correct ec2-manager:manage-resources:<workerType> scope.

We should create a basic EC2 Manager debugging tools page which exposes the endpoints with a simple click a button, display the response system:

• /v1/internal/regions
• /v1/internal/spot-requests-to-poll
• /v1/internal/db-pool-stats
• /v1/internal/all-state
• /v1/internal/sqs-stats
• /v1/internal/purge-queues (please do not run while testing, it will mess things up in production)

[gregarndt]

Would this fix the invalid dates on the ec2 resources tab?

[jhford]

no, i have to make a change to the EC2-Manager for that. taskcluster/ec2-manager#4

[jhford]

See: taskcluster/ec2-manager#16