def __init__(self, docker_factory, number_of_containers, image_id, volumes_from, ipc_port, checker_jar_path):
self.number_of_containers = number_of_containers
self._barriers = {
# Barrier which ensures that the creation of all containers starts
#(approximately) at the same moment.
# (it is probably unuseful as container creation takes no so much time)
'init': Barrier(number_of_containers + 1), # Waiting thread
# No container will start before passing it
'before_save': Barrier(number_of_containers + 1), # Waiting thread
# No container will be stopped before passing it
'end': Barrier(number_of_containers + 1), # Response time measuring thread
'ready': Barrier (2), # Response time measuring thread
};
self.docker_factory = docker_factory
self.allocate = self.docker_factory.create()
self.image_id = image_id
self._volumes_from = volumes_from
self._ipc_port = ipc_port
self._rmeter = ResponseTimeMeter(checker_jar_path, self._ipc_port)
self._dmeter = DockerMeter(self.allocate)
def __init__(self, docker_factory, number_of_containers, image_id, volumes_from, ipc_port, checker_jar_path):
self.number_of_containers = number_of_containers
self._barriers = {
# Barrier which ensures that the creation of all containers starts
# (approximately) at the same moment.
# (it is probably unuseful as container creation takes no so much time)
"init": Barrier(number_of_containers + 1), # Waiting thread
# No container will start before passing it
"before_save": Barrier(number_of_containers + 1), # Waiting thread
# No container will be stopped before passing it
"end": Barrier(number_of_containers + 1), # Response time measuring thread
"ready": Barrier(2), # Response time measuring thread
}
self.docker_factory = docker_factory
self.allocate = self.docker_factory.create()
self.image_id = image_id
self._volumes_from = volumes_from
self._ipc_port = ipc_port
self._rmeter = ResponseTimeMeter(checker_jar_path, self._ipc_port)
self._dmeter = DockerMeter(self.allocate)
class TestRun(object):
"""
It takes measures at run-level and stores them.
This includes things that are only checked once (e.g., response time for the last created container) and
differences between before and after a run.
"""
def __init__(self, docker_factory, number_of_containers, image_id, volumes_from, ipc_port, checker_jar_path):
self.number_of_containers = number_of_containers
self._barriers = {
# Barrier which ensures that the creation of all containers starts
#(approximately) at the same moment.
# (it is probably unuseful as container creation takes no so much time)
'init': Barrier(number_of_containers + 1), # Waiting thread
# No container will start before passing it
'before_save': Barrier(number_of_containers + 1), # Waiting thread
# No container will be stopped before passing it
'end': Barrier(number_of_containers + 1), # Response time measuring thread
'ready': Barrier (2), # Response time measuring thread
};
self.docker_factory = docker_factory
self.allocate = self.docker_factory.create()
self.image_id = image_id
self._volumes_from = volumes_from
self._ipc_port = ipc_port
self._rmeter = ResponseTimeMeter(checker_jar_path, self._ipc_port)
self._dmeter = DockerMeter(self.allocate)
def _save_container(self, dao, container, run_id):
session = dao.get_session()
c = Container(docker_id=container.get('Id'), run_id=run_id)
session.add(c)
session.commit()
return c
def _start_container_and_measure(self, container_id, docker_id, docker_factory, ready_barrier):
container = RunningContainer(container_id, docker_id, docker_factory.create(), self._dmeter.get_container_meter(docker_id))
args = (self._barriers['before_save'], self._barriers['end'], ready_barrier)
thread = start_daemon(target=container.run, args=args, begin_barrier=self._barriers['init'])
return thread, container
def _run_container(self, last_container, dao, run_id):
# For Docker: run = create + start
volumes_from = [] if not self._volumes_from else [v for v in self._volumes_from.split(',')]
ports = { 39000: self._ipc_port, 5900: None } if last_container else {}
with self.allocate() as docker:
host_config = docker.create_host_config(port_bindings = ports, volumes_from=volumes_from)
container = docker.create_container(image = self.image_id,
ports = list(ports.keys()),
host_config = host_config)
db_cont = self._save_container(dao, container, run_id)
logging.info('Container "%s" created.' % db_cont.docker_id)
if container.get('Warnings'):
logging.debug('Warnings on the creation: ' + container.get('Warnings'))
return self._start_container_and_measure( db_cont.id, db_cont.docker_id, self.docker_factory,
self._barriers['ready'] if last_container else None )
def run(self, dao, run_id):
thread_containers = [] # Array of tuples (thread, container)
self._record_init_disk_size()
for n in range(self.number_of_containers):
# n+1 is the last created container, we measure its response time
# to see if it takes more time for it to give a response as the scale increases.
last_container = n+1==self.number_of_containers
thread_containers.append( self._run_container(last_container, dao, run_id) )
start_daemon(self._rmeter.measure, args=(20,),
begin_barrier=self._barriers['ready'],
end_barrier=self._barriers['end'])
# It ensures that containers run for at least 5 seconds
start_daemon(target=wait_at_least, args=(5,),
begin_barrier=self._barriers['init'],
end_barrier=self._barriers['before_save'])
session = dao.get_session()
# Waits for the rest of the threads
for thread, container in thread_containers:
thread.join()
if container.thrown_exception:
container.save_error(session)
else:
container.save_measures(session)
# while it is running a container consumes less disk
self._save(session, run_id)
for _, container in thread_containers:
container.remove()
def _record_init_disk_size(self):
self._dmeter.record_init_disk_size()
def _save_disk_size(self, session, run_id, size):
d = DiskRequired(run_id=run_id, size=size)
session.add(d)
session.commit()
def _save_response_time(self, session, run_id, response_time):
s = ResponseTime(run_id=run_id, time=response_time)
session.add(s)
session.commit()
def _save(self, session, run_id):
self._save_disk_size(session, run_id, self._dmeter.get_disk_size_increase())
self._save_response_time(session, run_id, self._rmeter.response_time)
class TestRun(object):
"""
It takes measures at run-level and stores them.
This includes things that are only checked once (e.g., response time for the last created container) and
differences between before and after a run.
"""
def __init__(self, docker_factory, number_of_containers, image_id, volumes_from, ipc_port, checker_jar_path):
self.number_of_containers = number_of_containers
self._barriers = {
# Barrier which ensures that the creation of all containers starts
# (approximately) at the same moment.
# (it is probably unuseful as container creation takes no so much time)
"init": Barrier(number_of_containers + 1), # Waiting thread
# No container will start before passing it
"before_save": Barrier(number_of_containers + 1), # Waiting thread
# No container will be stopped before passing it
"end": Barrier(number_of_containers + 1), # Response time measuring thread
"ready": Barrier(2), # Response time measuring thread
}
self.docker_factory = docker_factory
self.allocate = self.docker_factory.create()
self.image_id = image_id
self._volumes_from = volumes_from
self._ipc_port = ipc_port
self._rmeter = ResponseTimeMeter(checker_jar_path, self._ipc_port)
self._dmeter = DockerMeter(self.allocate)
def _save_container(self, dao, container, run_id):
session = dao.get_session()
c = Container(docker_id=container.get("Id"), run_id=run_id)
session.add(c)
session.commit()
return c
def _start_container_and_measure(self, container_id, docker_id, docker_factory, ready_barrier):
container = RunningContainer(
container_id, docker_id, docker_factory.create(), self._dmeter.get_container_meter(docker_id)
)
args = (self._barriers["before_save"], self._barriers["end"], ready_barrier)
thread = start_daemon(target=container.run, args=args, begin_barrier=self._barriers["init"])
return thread, container
def _run_container(self, last_container, dao, run_id):
# For Docker: run = create + start
volumes_from = [] if not self._volumes_from else [v for v in self._volumes_from.split(",")]
ports = {39000: self._ipc_port, 5900: None} if last_container else {}
with self.allocate() as docker:
host_config = docker.create_host_config(port_bindings=ports, volumes_from=volumes_from)
container = docker.create_container(image=self.image_id, ports=list(ports.keys()), host_config=host_config)
db_cont = self._save_container(dao, container, run_id)
logging.info('Container "%s" created.' % db_cont.docker_id)
if container.get("Warnings"):
logging.debug("Warnings on the creation: " + container.get("Warnings"))
return self._start_container_and_measure(
db_cont.id, db_cont.docker_id, self.docker_factory, self._barriers["ready"] if last_container else None
)
def run(self, dao, run_id):
thread_containers = [] # Array of tuples (thread, container)
self._record_init_disk_size()
for n in range(self.number_of_containers):
# n+1 is the last created container, we measure its response time
# to see if it takes more time for it to give a response as the scale increases.
last_container = n + 1 == self.number_of_containers
thread_containers.append(self._run_container(last_container, dao, run_id))
start_daemon(
self._rmeter.measure, args=(20,), begin_barrier=self._barriers["ready"], end_barrier=self._barriers["end"]
)
# It ensures that containers run for at least 5 seconds
start_daemon(
target=wait_at_least,
args=(5,),
begin_barrier=self._barriers["init"],
end_barrier=self._barriers["before_save"],
)
session = dao.get_session()
# Waits for the rest of the threads
for thread, container in thread_containers:
thread.join()
if container.thrown_exception:
container.save_error(session)
else:
container.save_measures(session)
# while it is running a container consumes less disk
self._save(session, run_id)
for _, container in thread_containers:
container.remove()
def _record_init_disk_size(self):
self._dmeter.record_init_disk_size()
def _save_disk_size(self, session, run_id, size):
d = DiskRequired(run_id=run_id, size=size)
session.add(d)
session.commit()
def _save_response_time(self, session, run_id, response_time):
s = ResponseTime(run_id=run_id, time=response_time)
session.add(s)
session.commit()
def _save(self, session, run_id):
self._save_disk_size(session, run_id, self._dmeter.get_disk_size_increase())
self._save_response_time(session, run_id, self._rmeter.response_time)
