State Transition Examples

Here are some examples of how pipelines can move through states:
Starting a pipeline
When you successfully start a pipeline for the first time, a pipeline transitions through the following states:
(EDITED)... STARTING... RUNNING
When you start a pipeline for the first time but it cannot start, the pipeline transitions through the following states:
(EDITED)... STARTING... STARTING_ERROR... START_ERROR
Stopping or restarting Data Collector

When Data Collector shuts down, running pipelines transition through the following states: 

(RUNNING)... DISCONNECTING... DISCONNECTED
When Data Collector restarts, any pipelines that were running transition through the following states:
DISCONNECTED... CONNECTING... STARTING... RUNNING
Retrying a pipeline
When a pipeline is configured to retry upon error, Data Collector performs the specified number of retries when the pipeline encounters errors while running.
When retrying upon error and successfully retrying, a pipeline transitions through the following states:
(RUNNING)... RUNNING_ERROR... RETRY... STARTING... RUNNING
When retrying upon error and encountering another error, a pipeline transitions through the following states:
(RUNNING)... RUNNING_ERROR... RETRY... STARTING... RUNNING... RUNNING_ERROR...
When performing a final retry and unable to return to a Running state, a pipeline transitions through the following states: 
(RUNNING)... RUNNING_ERROR... RUN_ERROR
Stopping a pipeline
When you successfully stop a pipeline, a pipeline transitions through the following states:
(RUNNING)... STOPPING... STOPPED
When you stop a pipeline and the pipeline encounters errors, the pipeline transitions through the following states:
(RUNNING)... STOPPING... STOPPING_ERROR... STOP_ERROR