docker_run_auto_stop.sh

#!/bin/bash

# Configuration
IMAGE_NAME="your-image-name"
CONTAINER_NAME="data_packager"  # Name for the container
HOST_DATA_FOLDER="path/to/data/folder"  #TODO: Replace with the path to your host data folder
CONTAINER_DATA_FOLDER="/data"  # Folder inside the container
HOST_OUTPUT_FOLDER="path/to/output/folder" #TODO: Replace with the path to your host output folder
CONTAINER_OUTPUT_FOLDER="/output" # Folder inside the container
HOST_BUFFER_FOLDER="path/to/buffer/folder" #TODO: Replace with the path to your host buffer folder
CONTAINER_BUFFER_FOLDER="/buffer" # Folder inside the container
HOST_REPO_FOLDER="path/to/this/repo" #TODO: Replace with the path to this repo
CONTAINER_REPO_FOLDER="/data_packaging" # Folder inside the container
NUM_THREADS="2" #TODO: Number of threads used by the data packager

# Start the Docker container in the background with volume mapping
docker run --rm \
    --name $CONTAINER_NAME \
    -v $HOST_DATA_FOLDER:$CONTAINER_DATA_FOLDER \
    -v $HOST_OUTPUT_FOLDER:$CONTAINER_OUTPUT_FOLDER\
    -v $HOST_BUFFER_FOLDER:$CONTAINER_BUFFER_FOLDER\
    -v $HOST_REPO_FOLDER:$CONTAINER_REPO_FOLDER\
    $IMAGE_NAME \
    python3 /data_packaging/continuous_process.py -d /data -o /output -b /buffer -n $NUM_THREADS &

process_pid=$! # Capture the process ID
echo "process_pid: $process_pid"
# Specify the specific time of day to interrupt the process (24-hour format)
specific_time="10:21" # For example, 3:00 PM

# Timing loop to check the system clock
while :; do
    current_time=$(date +'%H:%M') # Get current system time in HH:MM format
    if [[ $current_time == $specific_time ]]; then
        kill -SIGINT $process_pid # Send SIGINT to the specified process
        echo "Process interrupted at $current_time"
        break
    fi
    sleep 1 # Wait for 1 second before checking again
done