Beispiel #1
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def test_topic_diff(topic_controller: TopicController, topic_id: str):
    # the value we get from cluster configs is as string
    # testing against this is important to ensure consistency
    default_delete_retention = "86400000"
    topic_conf = {
        "name": topic_id,
        "replication_factor": 1,
        "num_partitions": 50,
        "config": {
            "cleanup.policy": "compact"
        },
    }
    get_diff = topic_controller.diff_with_cluster

    conf = json.loads(json.dumps(topic_conf))
    topic = Topic.from_dict(conf)
    topic_controller.create_topics([topic])
    assert not get_diff(
        topic).has_changes, "Shouldn't have diff on just created topic"

    conf = json.loads(json.dumps(topic_conf))
    conf["config"]["cleanup.policy"] = "delete"
    topic = Topic.from_dict(conf)
    diff = TopicDiff().set_diff("cleanup.policy", "compact", "delete")
    assert get_diff(topic) == diff, "Should have a diff on cleanup.policy"

    conf = json.loads(json.dumps(topic_conf))
    conf["config"]["delete.retention.ms"] = 1500
    topic = Topic.from_dict(conf)
    diff = TopicDiff().set_diff("delete.retention.ms",
                                default_delete_retention, 1500)
    assert get_diff(topic) == diff, "Should have a diff on delete.retention.ms"

    # the same as before, but this time with string values
    conf = json.loads(json.dumps(topic_conf))
    conf["config"]["delete.retention.ms"] = "1500"
    topic = Topic.from_dict(conf)
    diff = TopicDiff().set_diff("delete.retention.ms",
                                default_delete_retention, "1500")
    assert get_diff(topic) == diff, "Should have a diff on delete.retention.ms"

    conf = json.loads(json.dumps(topic_conf))
    conf["num_partitions"] = 3
    topic = Topic.from_dict(conf)
    diff = TopicDiff().set_diff("num_partitions", 50, 3)
    assert get_diff(topic) == diff, "Should have a diff on num_partitions"

    conf = json.loads(json.dumps(topic_conf))
    conf["replication_factor"] = 3
    topic = Topic.from_dict(conf)
    diff = TopicDiff().set_diff("replication_factor", 1, 3)
    assert get_diff(topic) == diff, "Should have a diff on replication_factor"
Beispiel #2
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def apply(state: State, file: str):
    """Apply a set of topic configurations.

    Create new topics and apply changes to existing topics, as specified in the config yaml file <file>.
    """

    # Get topic data based on the YAML
    yaml_topic_configs = yaml.safe_load(open(file)).get("topics")
    yaml_topics = [Topic.from_dict(conf) for conf in yaml_topic_configs]
    yaml_topic_names = [t.name for t in yaml_topics]
    if not len(yaml_topic_names) == len(set(yaml_topic_names)):
        raise ValidationException("Duplicate topic names in the YAML!")

    # Get topic data based on the cluster state
    topic_controller = state.cluster.topic_controller
    cluster_topics = topic_controller.list_topics(search_string="|".join(yaml_topic_names))
    cluster_topic_names = [t.name for t in cluster_topics]

    # Calculate changes
    to_create = [yaml_topic for yaml_topic in yaml_topics if yaml_topic.name not in cluster_topic_names]
    to_edit = [
        yaml_topic
        for yaml_topic in yaml_topics
        if yaml_topic not in to_create and topic_controller.diff_with_cluster(yaml_topic).has_changes
    ]
    to_edit_diffs = {t.name: topic_controller.diff_with_cluster(t) for t in to_edit}
    to_ignore = [yaml_topic for yaml_topic in yaml_topics if yaml_topic not in to_create and yaml_topic not in to_edit]

    # Sanity check - the 3 groups of topics should be complete and have no overlap
    assert (
        set(to_create).isdisjoint(set(to_edit))
        and set(to_create).isdisjoint(set(to_ignore))
        and set(to_edit).isdisjoint(set(to_ignore))
        and len(to_create) + len(to_edit) + len(to_ignore) == len(yaml_topics)
    )

    # Print diffs so the user can check
    click.echo(pretty_unchanged_topic_configs(to_ignore))
    click.echo(pretty_new_topic_configs(to_create))
    click.echo(pretty_topic_diffs(to_edit_diffs))

    # Check for actionable changes
    if len(to_edit) + len(to_create) == 0:
        click.echo("No changes detected, aborting!")
        return

    # Warn users & abort when replication & num_partition changes are attempted
    if any(not diff.is_valid for _, diff in to_edit_diffs.items()):
        click.echo(
            "Changes to `replication_factor` and `num_partitions` can not be applied on already existing topics."
        )
        click.echo("Cancelling due to invalid changes")
        return

    # Get approval
    if not ensure_approval("Apply changes?", no_verify=state.no_verify):
        click.echo("Cancelling changes")
        return

    # apply changes
    topic_controller.create_topics(to_create)
    topic_controller.alter_configs(to_edit)

    # output confirmation
    changes = {"unchanged": len(to_ignore), "created": len(to_create), "changed": len(to_edit)}
    click.echo(click.style(pretty({"Successfully applied changes": changes}), fg="green"))
Beispiel #3
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def test_apply(interactive_cli_runner: CliRunner,
               topic_controller: TopicController, topic_id: str):
    topic_name = f"apply_{topic_id}"
    topic_1 = {
        "name": topic_name + "_1",
        "replication_factor": 1,
        "num_partitions": 50,
        "config": {
            "cleanup.policy": "compact"
        },
    }
    topic_2 = {
        "name": topic_name + "_2",
        "replication_factor": 1,
        "num_partitions": 5,
        "config": {
            "cleanup.policy": "delete",
            "delete.retention.ms": 50000
        },
    }
    apply_conf = {"topics": [topic_1]}

    # 1: topic creation
    path = save_yaml(topic_id, apply_conf)
    result = interactive_cli_runner.invoke(esque,
                                           args=["apply", "-f", path],
                                           input="Y\n",
                                           catch_exceptions=False)
    assert (result.exit_code == 0 and "Successfully applied changes"
            in result.output), f"Calling apply failed, error: {result.output}"

    # 2: change cleanup policy to delete
    topic_1["config"]["cleanup.policy"] = "delete"
    path = save_yaml(topic_id, apply_conf)

    result = interactive_cli_runner.invoke(esque,
                                           args=["apply", "-f", path],
                                           input="Y\n",
                                           catch_exceptions=False)
    assert (result.exit_code == 0 and "Successfully applied changes"
            in result.output), f"Calling apply failed, error: {result.output}"

    # 3: add another topic and change the first one again
    apply_conf["topics"].append(topic_2)
    topic_1["config"]["cleanup.policy"] = "compact"
    path = save_yaml(topic_id, apply_conf)
    result = interactive_cli_runner.invoke(esque,
                                           args=["apply", "-f", path],
                                           input="Y\n",
                                           catch_exceptions=False)
    assert (result.exit_code == 0 and "Successfully applied changes"
            in result.output), f"Calling apply failed, error: {result.output}"

    # 4: no changes
    result = interactive_cli_runner.invoke(esque,
                                           args=["apply", "-f", path],
                                           catch_exceptions=False)
    assert (result.exit_code == 0 and "No changes detected, aborting"
            in result.output), f"Calling apply failed, error: {result.output}"

    # 5: change partitions - this attempt should be cancelled
    topic_1["num_partitions"] = 3
    topic_1["config"]["cleanup.policy"] = "delete"
    path = save_yaml(topic_id, apply_conf)
    result = interactive_cli_runner.invoke(esque,
                                           args=["apply", "-f", path],
                                           input="Y\n",
                                           catch_exceptions=False)
    assert (result.exit_code == 1
            and "to `replication_factor` and `num_partitions`"
            in result.output), f"Calling apply failed, error: {result.output}"
    # reset config to the old settings again
    topic_1["num_partitions"] = 50
    topic_1["config"]["cleanup.policy"] = "compact"

    # final: check results in the cluster to make sure they match
    for topic_conf in apply_conf["topics"]:
        topic_from_conf = Topic.from_dict(topic_conf)
        assert not topic_controller.diff_with_cluster(
            topic_from_conf
        ).has_changes, f"Topic configs don't match, diff is {topic_controller.diff_with_cluster(topic_from_conf)}"