def update_asgs(asgs, cluster_name):
run_mode = app_config['RUN_MODE']
asg_outdated_instance_dict = plan_asgs(asgs)
asg_original_state_dict = {}
if run_mode == 2:
# Scale up all the ASGs with outdated nodes (by the number of outdated nodes)
for asg_name, asg_tuple in asg_outdated_instance_dict.items():
outdated_instances, asg = asg_tuple
outdated_instance_count = len(outdated_instances)
logger.info(
f'Setting the scale of ASG {asg_name} based on {outdated_instance_count} outdated instances.'
)
asg_original_state_dict[asg_name] = scale_up_asg(
cluster_name, asg, outdated_instance_count)
k8s_nodes = get_k8s_nodes()
if (run_mode == 2) or (run_mode == 3):
for asg_name, asg_tuple in asg_outdated_instance_dict.items():
outdated_instances, asg = asg_tuple
for outdated in outdated_instances:
node_name = ""
try:
# get the k8s node name instead of instance id
node_name = get_node_by_instance_id(
k8s_nodes, outdated['InstanceId'])
cordon_node(node_name)
except Exception as cordon_exception:
logger.error(
f"Encountered an error when cordoning node {node_name}"
)
logger.error(cordon_exception)
exit(1)
# Drain, Delete and Terminate the outdated nodes and return the ASGs back to their original state
for asg_name, asg_tuple in asg_outdated_instance_dict.items():
outdated_instances, asg = asg_tuple
outdated_instance_count = len(outdated_instances)
if (run_mode == 1) or (run_mode == 3):
logger.info(
f'Setting the scale of ASG {asg_name} based on {outdated_instance_count} outdated instances.'
)
asg_original_state_dict[asg_name] = scale_up_asg(
cluster_name, asg, outdated_instance_count)
if run_mode == 1:
for outdated in outdated_instances:
node_name = ""
try:
# get the k8s node name instead of instance id
node_name = get_node_by_instance_id(
k8s_nodes, outdated['InstanceId'])
cordon_node(node_name)
except Exception as cordon_exception:
logger.error(
f"Encountered an error when cordoning node {node_name}"
)
logger.error(cordon_exception)
exit(1)
if len(outdated_instances) != 0:
# pause aws autoscaling so new instances dont try
# to spawn while instances are being terminated
modify_aws_autoscaling(asg_name, "suspend")
# start draining and terminating
for outdated in outdated_instances:
# catch any failures so we can resume aws autoscaling
try:
# get the k8s node name instead of instance id
node_name = get_node_by_instance_id(k8s_nodes,
outdated['InstanceId'])
drain_node(node_name)
delete_node(node_name)
terminate_instance(outdated['InstanceId'])
if not instance_terminated(outdated['InstanceId']):
raise Exception(
'Instance is failing to terminate. Cancelling out.')
detach_instance(outdated['InstanceId'], asg_name)
if app_config[
'ASG_WAIT_FOR_DETACHMENT'] and not instance_detached(
outdated['InstanceId']):
raise Exception(
'Instance is failing to detach from ASG. Cancelling out.'
)
between_nodes_wait = app_config['BETWEEN_NODES_WAIT']
if between_nodes_wait != 0:
logger.info(
f'Waiting for {between_nodes_wait} seconds before continuing...'
)
time.sleep(between_nodes_wait)
except Exception as drain_exception:
logger.info(drain_exception)
raise RollingUpdateException("Rolling update on ASG failed",
asg_name)
# scaling cluster back down
logger.info("Scaling asg back down to original state")
asg_desired_capacity, asg_orig_desired_capacity, asg_orig_max_capacity = asg_original_state_dict[
asg_name]
scale_asg(asg_name, asg_desired_capacity, asg_orig_desired_capacity,
asg_orig_max_capacity)
# resume aws autoscaling
modify_aws_autoscaling(asg_name, "resume")
# remove aws tag
delete_asg_tags(asg_name, app_config["ASG_DESIRED_STATE_TAG"])
delete_asg_tags(asg_name, app_config["ASG_ORIG_CAPACITY_TAG"])
delete_asg_tags(asg_name, app_config["ASG_ORIG_MAX_CAPACITY_TAG"])
logger.info(f'*** Rolling update of asg {asg_name} is complete! ***')
logger.info('All asgs processed')
def test_instance_terminated_fail(self):
self.assertFalse(instance_terminated(self.instance_id, 2, 1))
def update_asgs(asgs, cluster_name):
for asg in asgs:
logger.info('\n')
logger.info(
'**** Starting rolling update for autoscaling group {} ****'.
format(asg['AutoScalingGroupName']))
asg_name = asg['AutoScalingGroupName']
asg_lc_name = asg['LaunchConfigurationName']
asg_old_max_size = asg['MaxSize']
instances = asg['Instances']
asg_old_desired_capacity = asg['DesiredCapacity']
asg_tags = asg['Tags']
# return a list of outdated instances
outdated_instances = []
for instance in instances:
if instance_outdated(instance, asg_lc_name):
outdated_instances.append(instance)
logger.info('Found {} outdated instances'.format(
len(outdated_instances)))
# skip to next asg if there are no outdated instances
if len(outdated_instances) == 0:
continue
# remove any stale suspentions from asg that may be present
modify_aws_autoscaling(asg_name, "resume")
# check for previous run tag on asg
asg_tag_desired_capacity = get_asg_tag(
asg_tags, app_config["ASG_DESIRED_STATE_TAG"])
if asg_tag_desired_capacity.get('Value'):
logger.info(
'Found previous desired capacity value tag set on asg from a previous run. Value: {}'
.format(asg_tag_desired_capacity.get('Value')))
logger.info('Maintaining previous capacity to not overscale')
asg_new_desired_capacity = int(
asg_tag_desired_capacity.get('Value'))
asg_tag_original_capacity = get_asg_tag(
asg_tags, app_config["ASG_ORIG_CAPACITY_TAG"])
logger.info(
'Maintaining original old capacity from a previous run so we can scale back down to original size of: {}'
.format(asg_tag_original_capacity.get('Value')))
asg_old_desired_capacity = int(
asg_tag_original_capacity.get('Value'))
else:
logger.info('No previous capacity value tag set on asg')
# save original capacity to asg tags
logger.info('Setting original capacity on asg')
save_asg_tags(asg_name, app_config["ASG_ORIG_CAPACITY_TAG"],
asg_old_desired_capacity)
asg_new_desired_capacity = asg_old_desired_capacity + len(
outdated_instances)
# save new capacity to asg tags
save_asg_tags(asg_name, app_config["ASG_DESIRED_STATE_TAG"],
asg_new_desired_capacity)
# only change the max size if the new capacity is bigger than current max
if asg_new_desired_capacity > asg_old_max_size:
asg_new_max_size = asg_new_desired_capacity
else:
# dont change the size
asg_new_max_size = asg_old_max_size
# get number of k8s nodes before we scale used later
# to determine how many new nodes have been created
k8s_nodes = get_k8s_nodes()
# now scale up
scale_asg(asg_name, asg_old_desired_capacity, asg_new_desired_capacity,
asg_new_max_size)
logger.info(
'Waiting for {} seconds for asg {} to scale before validating cluster health...'
.format(app_config['CLUSTER_HEALTH_WAIT'], asg_name))
time.sleep(app_config['CLUSTER_HEALTH_WAIT'])
# check how many instances are running
asg_instance_count = count_all_cluster_instances(cluster_name)
# check cluster health before doing anything
if validate_cluster_health(asg_name, asg_new_desired_capacity,
asg_instance_count):
# pause aws autoscaling so new instances dont try
# to spawn while instances are being terminated
modify_aws_autoscaling(asg_name, "suspend")
# start draining and terminating
for outdated in outdated_instances:
# catch any failures so we can resume aws autoscaling
try:
# get the k8s node name instead of instance id
node_name = get_node_by_instance_id(
k8s_nodes, outdated['InstanceId'])
drain_node(node_name)
delete_node(node_name)
terminate_instance(outdated['InstanceId'])
if not instance_terminated(outdated['InstanceId']):
raise Exception(
'Instance is failing to terminate. Cancelling out.'
)
detach_instance(outdated['InstanceId'], asg_name)
if not instance_detached(outdated['InstanceId']):
raise Exception(
'Instance is failing to detach from ASG. Cancelling out.'
)
except Exception as e:
logger.info(e)
raise RollingUpdateException(
"Rolling update on asg failed", asg_name)
# resume aws autoscaling
modify_aws_autoscaling(asg_name, "resume")
# remove aws tag
delete_asg_tags(asg_name, app_config["ASG_DESIRED_STATE_TAG"])
delete_asg_tags(asg_name, app_config["ASG_ORIG_CAPACITY_TAG"])
logger.info('*** Rolling update of asg {} is complete! ***'.format(
asg_name))
else:
logger.info('Exiting since asg healthcheck failed')
raise Exception('Asg healthcheck failed')
logger.info('All asgs processed')
def test_instance_terminated(self):
with patch('lib.aws.ec2_client.describe_instances'
) as describe_instances_mock:
describe_instances_mock.return_value = self.aws_response_mock_terminated
self.assertTrue(instance_terminated(self.instance_id, 2, 1))