Beispiel #1
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class CassandraCache(CacheUtils):
    permanent = True

    """A cache that uses a Cassandra ColumnFamily. Uses only the
       column-name 'value'"""
    def __init__(self, column_family, client,
                 read_consistency_level = CL_ONE,
                 write_consistency_level = CL_QUORUM):
        self.column_family = column_family
        self.client = client
        self.read_consistency_level = read_consistency_level
        self.write_consistency_level = write_consistency_level
        self.cf = ColumnFamily(self.client,
                               self.column_family,
                               read_consistency_level = read_consistency_level,
                               write_consistency_level = write_consistency_level)

    def _rcl(self, alternative):
        return (alternative if alternative is not None
                else self.cf.read_consistency_level)

    def _wcl(self, alternative):
        return (alternative if alternative is not None
                else self.cf.write_consistency_level)

    def get(self, key, default = None, read_consistency_level = None):
        try:
            rcl = self._rcl(read_consistency_level)
            row = self.cf.get(key, columns=['value'],
                              read_consistency_level = rcl)
            return pickle.loads(row['value'])
        except (CassandraNotFound, KeyError):
            return default

    def simple_get_multi(self, keys, read_consistency_level = None):
        rcl = self._rcl(read_consistency_level)
        rows = self.cf.multiget(list(keys),
                                columns=['value'],
                                read_consistency_level = rcl)
        return dict((key, pickle.loads(row['value']))
                    for (key, row) in rows.iteritems())

    def set(self, key, val,
            write_consistency_level = None,
            time = None):
        if val == NoneResult:
            # NoneResult caching is for other parts of the chain
            return

        wcl = self._wcl(write_consistency_level)
        ret = self.cf.insert(key, {'value': pickle.dumps(val)},
                              write_consistency_level = wcl,
                             ttl = time)
        self._warm([key])
        return ret

    def set_multi(self, keys, prefix='',
                  write_consistency_level = None,
                  time = None):
        if not isinstance(keys, dict):
            # allow iterables yielding tuples
            keys = dict(keys)

        wcl = self._wcl(write_consistency_level)
        ret = {}

        with self.cf.batch(write_consistency_level = wcl):
            for key, val in keys.iteritems():
                if val != NoneResult:
                    ret[key] = self.cf.insert('%s%s' % (prefix, key),
                                              {'value': pickle.dumps(val)},
                                              ttl = time or None)

        self._warm(keys.keys())

        return ret

    def _warm(self, keys):
        import random
        if False and random.random() > 0.98:
            print 'Warming', keys
            self.cf.multiget(keys)

    def delete(self, key, write_consistency_level = None):
        wcl = self._wcl(write_consistency_level)
        self.cf.remove(key, write_consistency_level = wcl)
Beispiel #2
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class CassandraCache(CacheUtils):
    permanent = True
    """A cache that uses a Cassandra ColumnFamily. Uses only the
       column-name 'value'"""
    def __init__(self,
                 column_family,
                 client,
                 read_consistency_level=CL_ONE,
                 write_consistency_level=CL_QUORUM):
        self.column_family = column_family
        self.client = client
        self.read_consistency_level = read_consistency_level
        self.write_consistency_level = write_consistency_level
        self.cf = ColumnFamily(self.client,
                               self.column_family,
                               read_consistency_level=read_consistency_level,
                               write_consistency_level=write_consistency_level)

    def _rcl(self, alternative):
        return (alternative
                if alternative is not None else self.cf.read_consistency_level)

    def _wcl(self, alternative):
        return (alternative if alternative is not None else
                self.cf.write_consistency_level)

    def get(self, key, default=None, read_consistency_level=None):
        try:
            rcl = self._rcl(read_consistency_level)
            row = self.cf.get(key,
                              columns=['value'],
                              read_consistency_level=rcl)
            return pickle.loads(row['value'])
        except (CassandraNotFound, KeyError):
            return default

    def simple_get_multi(self, keys, read_consistency_level=None):
        rcl = self._rcl(read_consistency_level)
        rows = self.cf.multiget(list(keys),
                                columns=['value'],
                                read_consistency_level=rcl)
        return dict((key, pickle.loads(row['value']))
                    for (key, row) in rows.iteritems())

    def set(self, key, val, write_consistency_level=None, time=None):
        if val == NoneResult:
            # NoneResult caching is for other parts of the chain
            return

        wcl = self._wcl(write_consistency_level)
        ret = self.cf.insert(key, {'value': pickle.dumps(val)},
                             write_consistency_level=wcl,
                             ttl=time)
        self._warm([key])
        return ret

    def set_multi(self,
                  keys,
                  prefix='',
                  write_consistency_level=None,
                  time=None):
        if not isinstance(keys, dict):
            # allow iterables yielding tuples
            keys = dict(keys)

        wcl = self._wcl(write_consistency_level)
        ret = {}

        with self.cf.batch(write_consistency_level=wcl):
            for key, val in keys.iteritems():
                if val != NoneResult:
                    ret[key] = self.cf.insert('%s%s' % (prefix, key),
                                              {'value': pickle.dumps(val)},
                                              ttl=time)

        self._warm(keys.keys())

        return ret

    def _warm(self, keys):
        import random
        if False and random.random() > 0.98:
            print 'Warming', keys
            self.cf.multiget(keys)

    def delete(self, key, write_consistency_level=None):
        wcl = self._wcl(write_consistency_level)
        self.cf.remove(key, write_consistency_level=wcl)
class TestMutator(unittest.TestCase):
    def setUp(self):
        credentials = {'username': '******', 'password': '******'}
        self.client = connect('Keyspace1', credentials=credentials)
        self.cf = ColumnFamily(self.client,
                               'Standard2',
                               write_consistency_level=ConsistencyLevel.ONE,
                               timestamp=self.timestamp)
        self.scf = ColumnFamily(self.client,
                                'Super1',
                                write_consistency_level=ConsistencyLevel.ONE,
                                super=True,
                                timestamp=self.timestamp)
        try:
            self.timestamp_n = int(self.cf.get('meta')['timestamp'])
        except NotFoundException:
            self.timestamp_n = 0
        self.clear()

    def clear(self):
        self.cf.truncate()
        self.scf.truncate()

    def timestamp(self):
        self.timestamp_n += 1
        return self.timestamp_n

    def test_insert(self):
        batch = self.cf.batch()
        for key, cols in ROWS.iteritems():
            batch.insert(key, cols)
        batch.send()
        for key, cols in ROWS.items():
            assert self.cf.get(key) == cols

    def test_insert_supercolumns(self):
        batch = self.scf.batch()
        batch.insert('one', ROWS)
        batch.insert('two', ROWS)
        batch.insert('three', ROWS)
        batch.send()
        assert self.scf.get('one') == ROWS
        assert self.scf.get('two') == ROWS
        assert self.scf.get('three') == ROWS

    def test_queue_size(self):
        batch = self.cf.batch(queue_size=2)
        batch.insert('1', ROWS['1'])
        batch.insert('2', ROWS['2'])
        batch.insert('3', ROWS['3'])
        assert self.cf.get('1') == ROWS['1']
        assert_raises(NotFoundException, self.cf.get, '3')
        batch.send()
        for key, cols in ROWS.items():
            assert self.cf.get(key) == cols

    def test_remove_key(self):
        batch = self.cf.batch()
        batch.insert('1', ROWS['1'])
        batch.remove('1')
        batch.send()
        assert_raises(NotFoundException, self.cf.get, '1')

    def test_remove_columns(self):
        batch = self.cf.batch()
        batch.insert('1', {'a': '123', 'b': '123'})
        batch.remove('1', ['a'])
        batch.send()
        assert self.cf.get('1') == {'b': '123'}

    def test_remove_supercolumns(self):
        batch = self.scf.batch()
        batch.insert('one', ROWS)
        batch.insert('two', ROWS)
        batch.insert('three', ROWS)
        batch.remove('two', ['b'], '2')
        batch.send()
        assert self.scf.get('one') == ROWS
        assert self.scf.get('two')['2'] == {'a': '234'}
        assert self.scf.get('three') == ROWS

    def test_chained(self):
        batch = self.cf.batch()
        batch.insert('1',
                     ROWS['1']).insert('2',
                                       ROWS['2']).insert('3',
                                                         ROWS['3']).send()
        assert self.cf.get('1') == ROWS['1']
        assert self.cf.get('2') == ROWS['2']
        assert self.cf.get('3') == ROWS['3']

    def test_contextmgr(self):
        if sys.version_info < (2, 5):
            raise SkipTest("No context managers in Python < 2.5")
        exec """with self.cf.batch(queue_size=2) as b:
    b.insert('1', ROWS['1'])
    b.insert('2', ROWS['2'])
    b.insert('3', ROWS['3'])
assert self.cf.get('3') == ROWS['3']"""

    def test_multi_column_family(self):
        batch = self.client.batch()
        cf2 = self.cf
        batch.insert(self.cf, '1', ROWS['1'])
        batch.insert(self.cf, '2', ROWS['2'])
        batch.remove(cf2, '1', ROWS['1'])
        batch.send()
        assert self.cf.get('2') == ROWS['2']
        assert_raises(NotFoundException, self.cf.get, '1')
Beispiel #4
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class CassandraDistributedRowLock(object):
    """
    A lock that is implemented in a row of a Cassandra column family. It's good to use this type of lock when you want
    to lock a single row in cassandra for some purpose in a scenario where there will not be a lot of lock contention.

    Shamelessly lifted from: Netflix's `Astynax library <https://github.com/Netflix/astyanax>`_. Take a `look <https://github.com/Netflix/astyanax/blob/master/src/main/java/com/netflix/astyanax/recipes/locks/ColumnPrefixDistributedRowLock.java>`_ at the implementation (in Java).

    Importantly, note that this in no way a transaction for a cassandra row!

    :param pool: A pycassa ConnectionPool. It will be used to facilitate communication with cassandra.
    :type pool: pycassa.pool.ConnectionPool
    :param column_family: Either a `string` (which will then be made into a `pycassa.column_family.ColumnFamily` instance) or
        an already configured instance of `ColumnFamily` (which will be used directly).
    :type column_family: string
    :param key: The row key for this lock. The lock can co-exist with other columns on an existing row if desired.
    :type key: string

    The following paramters are optional and all come with defaults:

    :param prefix: The column prefix. Defaults to `_lock_`
    :type prefix: str
    :param lock_id: A unique string, should probably be a UUIDv1 if provided at all. Defaults to a UUIDv1 provided by `time-uuid <http://github.com/samuraisam/time_uuid>`_
    :type lock_id: str
    :param fail_on_stale_lock: Whether or not to fail when stale locks are found. Otherwise they'll just be cleaned up.
    :type fail_on_stale_lock: bool
    :param timeout: How long to wait until the lock is considered stale. You should set this to as much time as you think the work will take using the lock.
    :type timeout: float
    :param ttl: How many seconds until cassandra will automatically clean up stale locks. It must be greater than `timeout`.
    :type ttl: float
    :param backoff_policy: a :py:class:`padlock.distributed.retry_policy.IRetryPolicy` instance. Governs the retry policy of acquiring the lock.
    :type backoff_policy: IRetryPolicy
    :param allow_retry: Whether or not to allow retry. Defaults to `True`
    :type allow_retry: bool

    You can also provide the following keyword arguments which will be passed directly to the `ColumnFamily` constructor
    if you didn't provide the instance yourself:

        * **read_consistency_level**
        * **write_consistency_level**
        * **autopack_names**
        * **autopack_values**
        * **autopack_keys**
        * **column_class_name**
        * **super_column_name_class**
        * **default_validation_class**
        * **column_validators**
        * **key_validation_class**
        * **dict_class**
        * **buffer_size**
        * **column_bufer_size**
        * **timestamp**
    """

    implements(ILock)

    def __init__(self, pool, column_family, key, **kwargs):
        self.pool = pool
        if isinstance(column_family, ColumnFamily):
            self.column_family = column_family
        else:
            cf_kwargs = {k: kwargs.get(k) for k in _cf_args if k in kwargs}
            self.column_family = ColumnFamily(self.pool, column_family, **cf_kwargs)
        self.key = key
        self.consistency_level = kwargs.get('consistency_level', ConsistencyLevel.LOCAL_QUORUM)
        self.prefix = kwargs.get('prefix', '_lock_')
        self.lock_id = kwargs.get('lock_id', str(TimeUUID.with_utcnow()))
        self.fail_on_stale_lock = kwargs.get('fail_on_stale_lock', False)
        self.timeout = kwargs.get('timeout', 60.0)  # seconds
        self.ttl = kwargs.get('ttl', None)
        self.backoff_policy = kwargs.get('backoff_policy', getUtility(IRetryPolicy, 'run_once'))
        self.allow_retry = kwargs.get('allow_retry', True)
        self.locks_to_delete = set()
        self.lock_column = None

    def acquire(self):
        """
        Acquire the lock on this row. It will then read immediatly from cassandra, potentially retrying, potentially
        sleeping the executing thread.
        """
        if self.ttl is not None:
            if self.timeout > self.ttl:
                raise ValueError("Timeout {} must be less than TTL {}".format(self.timeout, self.ttl))

        retry = self.backoff_policy.duplicate()
        retry_count = 0

        while True:
            try:
                cur_time = self.utcnow()

                mutation = self.column_family.batch()
                self.fill_lock_mutation(mutation, cur_time, self.ttl)
                mutation.send()

                self.verify_lock(cur_time)

                self.acquire_time = self.utcnow()

                return
            except BusyLockException, e:
                self.release()
                if not retry.allow_retry():
                    raise e
                retry_count += 1
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class TestMutator(unittest.TestCase):
    def setUp(self):
        credentials = {"username": "******", "password": "******"}
        self.pool = ConnectionPool(keyspace="Keyspace1", credentials=credentials)
        self.cf = ColumnFamily(self.pool, "Standard2")
        self.scf = ColumnFamily(self.pool, "Super1")

    def tearDown(self):
        for key, cols in self.cf.get_range():
            self.cf.remove(key)
        for key, cols in self.scf.get_range():
            self.scf.remove(key)

    def test_insert(self):
        batch = self.cf.batch()
        for key, cols in ROWS.iteritems():
            batch.insert(key, cols)
        batch.send()
        for key, cols in ROWS.items():
            assert self.cf.get(key) == cols

    def test_insert_supercolumns(self):
        batch = self.scf.batch()
        batch.insert("one", ROWS)
        batch.insert("two", ROWS)
        batch.insert("three", ROWS)
        batch.send()
        assert self.scf.get("one") == ROWS
        assert self.scf.get("two") == ROWS
        assert self.scf.get("three") == ROWS

    def test_queue_size(self):
        batch = self.cf.batch(queue_size=2)
        batch.insert("1", ROWS["1"])
        batch.insert("2", ROWS["2"])
        batch.insert("3", ROWS["3"])
        assert self.cf.get("1") == ROWS["1"]
        assert_raises(NotFoundException, self.cf.get, "3")
        batch.send()
        for key, cols in ROWS.items():
            assert self.cf.get(key) == cols

    def test_remove_key(self):
        batch = self.cf.batch()
        batch.insert("1", ROWS["1"])
        batch.remove("1")
        batch.send()
        assert_raises(NotFoundException, self.cf.get, "1")

    def test_remove_columns(self):
        batch = self.cf.batch()
        batch.insert("1", {"a": "123", "b": "123"})
        batch.remove("1", ["a"])
        batch.send()
        assert self.cf.get("1") == {"b": "123"}

    def test_remove_supercolumns(self):
        batch = self.scf.batch()
        batch.insert("one", ROWS)
        batch.insert("two", ROWS)
        batch.insert("three", ROWS)
        batch.remove("two", ["b"], "2")
        batch.send()
        assert self.scf.get("one") == ROWS
        assert self.scf.get("two")["2"] == {"a": "234"}
        assert self.scf.get("three") == ROWS

    def test_chained(self):
        batch = self.cf.batch()
        batch.insert("1", ROWS["1"]).insert("2", ROWS["2"]).insert("3", ROWS["3"]).send()
        assert self.cf.get("1") == ROWS["1"]
        assert self.cf.get("2") == ROWS["2"]
        assert self.cf.get("3") == ROWS["3"]

    def test_contextmgr(self):
        if sys.version_info < (2, 5):
            raise SkipTest("No context managers in Python < 2.5")
        exec """with self.cf.batch(queue_size=2) as b:
    b.insert('1', ROWS['1'])
    b.insert('2', ROWS['2'])
    b.insert('3', ROWS['3'])
assert self.cf.get('3') == ROWS['3']"""

    def test_multi_column_family(self):
        batch = batch_mod.Mutator(self.pool)
        cf2 = self.cf
        batch.insert(self.cf, "1", ROWS["1"])
        batch.insert(self.cf, "2", ROWS["2"])
        batch.remove(cf2, "1", ROWS["1"])
        batch.send()
        assert self.cf.get("2") == ROWS["2"]
        assert_raises(NotFoundException, self.cf.get, "1")
Beispiel #6
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class CassandraDistributedRowLock(object):
    """
    A lock that is implemented in a row of a Cassandra column family. It's good to use this type of lock when you want
    to lock a single row in cassandra for some purpose in a scenario where there will not be a lot of lock contention.

    Shamelessly lifted from: Netflix's `Astynax library <https://github.com/Netflix/astyanax>`_. Take a `look <https://github.com/Netflix/astyanax/blob/master/src/main/java/com/netflix/astyanax/recipes/locks/ColumnPrefixDistributedRowLock.java>`_ at the implementation (in Java).

    Importantly, note that this in no way a transaction for a cassandra row!

    :param pool: A pycassa ConnectionPool. It will be used to facilitate communication with cassandra.
    :type pool: pycassa.pool.ConnectionPool
    :param column_family: Either a `string` (which will then be made into a `pycassa.column_family.ColumnFamily` instance) or
        an already configured instance of `ColumnFamily` (which will be used directly).
    :type column_family: string
    :param key: The row key for this lock. The lock can co-exist with other columns on an existing row if desired.
    :type key: string

    The following paramters are optional and all come with defaults:

    :param prefix: The column prefix. Defaults to `_lock_`
    :type prefix: str
    :param lock_id: A unique string, should probably be a UUIDv1 if provided at all. Defaults to a UUIDv1 provided by `time-uuid <http://github.com/samuraisam/time_uuid>`_
    :type lock_id: str
    :param fail_on_stale_lock: Whether or not to fail when stale locks are found. Otherwise they'll just be cleaned up.
    :type fail_on_stale_lock: bool
    :param timeout: How long to wait until the lock is considered stale. You should set this to as much time as you think the work will take using the lock.
    :type timeout: float
    :param ttl: How many seconds until cassandra will automatically clean up stale locks. It must be greater than `timeout`.
    :type ttl: float
    :param backoff_policy: a :py:class:`padlock.distributed.retry_policy.IRetryPolicy` instance. Governs the retry policy of acquiring the lock.
    :type backoff_policy: IRetryPolicy
    :param allow_retry: Whether or not to allow retry. Defaults to `True`
    :type allow_retry: bool

    You can also provide the following keyword arguments which will be passed directly to the `ColumnFamily` constructor
    if you didn't provide the instance yourself:

        * **read_consistency_level**
        * **write_consistency_level**
        * **autopack_names**
        * **autopack_values**
        * **autopack_keys**
        * **column_class_name**
        * **super_column_name_class**
        * **default_validation_class**
        * **column_validators**
        * **key_validation_class**
        * **dict_class**
        * **buffer_size**
        * **column_bufer_size**
        * **timestamp**
    """

    implements(ILock)

    def __init__(self, pool, column_family, key, **kwargs):
        self.pool = pool
        if isinstance(column_family, ColumnFamily):
            self.column_family = column_family
        else:
            cf_kwargs = {k: kwargs.get(k) for k in _cf_args if k in kwargs}
            self.column_family = ColumnFamily(self.pool, column_family,
                                              **cf_kwargs)
        self.key = key
        self.consistency_level = kwargs.get('consistency_level',
                                            ConsistencyLevel.LOCAL_QUORUM)
        self.prefix = kwargs.get('prefix', '_lock_')
        self.lock_id = kwargs.get('lock_id', str(TimeUUID.with_utcnow()))
        self.fail_on_stale_lock = kwargs.get('fail_on_stale_lock', False)
        self.timeout = kwargs.get('timeout', 60.0)  # seconds
        self.ttl = kwargs.get('ttl', None)
        self.backoff_policy = kwargs.get('backoff_policy',
                                         getUtility(IRetryPolicy, 'run_once'))
        self.allow_retry = kwargs.get('allow_retry', True)
        self.locks_to_delete = set()
        self.lock_column = None

    def acquire(self):
        """
        Acquire the lock on this row. It will then read immediatly from cassandra, potentially retrying, potentially
        sleeping the executing thread.
        """
        if self.ttl is not None:
            if self.timeout > self.ttl:
                raise ValueError("Timeout {} must be less than TTL {}".format(
                    self.timeout, self.ttl))

        retry = self.backoff_policy.duplicate()
        retry_count = 0

        while True:
            try:
                cur_time = self.utcnow()

                mutation = self.column_family.batch()
                self.fill_lock_mutation(mutation, cur_time, self.ttl)
                mutation.send()

                self.verify_lock(cur_time)

                self.acquire_time = self.utcnow()

                return
            except BusyLockException, e:
                self.release()
                if not retry.allow_retry():
                    raise e
                retry_count += 1
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class TestMutator(unittest.TestCase):

    def setUp(self):
        credentials = {'username': '******', 'password': '******'}
        self.client = connect('Keyspace1', credentials=credentials)
        self.cf = ColumnFamily(self.client, 'Standard2',
                               write_consistency_level=ConsistencyLevel.ONE,
                               timestamp=self.timestamp)
        self.scf = ColumnFamily(self.client, 'Super1',
                                write_consistency_level=ConsistencyLevel.ONE,
                                super=True, timestamp=self.timestamp)
        try:
            self.timestamp_n = int(self.cf.get('meta')['timestamp'])
        except NotFoundException:
            self.timestamp_n = 0
        self.clear()

    def clear(self):
        self.cf.truncate()
        self.scf.truncate()

    def timestamp(self):
        self.timestamp_n += 1
        return self.timestamp_n

    def test_insert(self):
        batch = self.cf.batch()
        for key, cols in ROWS.iteritems():
            batch.insert(key, cols)
        batch.send()
        for key, cols in ROWS.items():
            assert self.cf.get(key) == cols

    def test_insert_supercolumns(self):
        batch = self.scf.batch()
        batch.insert('one', ROWS)
        batch.insert('two', ROWS)
        batch.insert('three', ROWS)
        batch.send()
        assert self.scf.get('one') == ROWS
        assert self.scf.get('two') == ROWS
        assert self.scf.get('three') == ROWS

    def test_queue_size(self):
        batch = self.cf.batch(queue_size=2)
        batch.insert('1', ROWS['1'])
        batch.insert('2', ROWS['2'])
        batch.insert('3', ROWS['3'])
        assert self.cf.get('1') == ROWS['1']
        assert_raises(NotFoundException, self.cf.get, '3')
        batch.send()
        for key, cols in ROWS.items():
            assert self.cf.get(key) == cols

    def test_remove_key(self):
        batch = self.cf.batch()
        batch.insert('1', ROWS['1'])
        batch.remove('1')
        batch.send()
        assert_raises(NotFoundException, self.cf.get, '1')

    def test_remove_columns(self):
        batch = self.cf.batch()
        batch.insert('1', {'a':'123', 'b':'123'})
        batch.remove('1', ['a'])
        batch.send()
        assert self.cf.get('1') == {'b':'123'}

    def test_remove_supercolumns(self):
        batch = self.scf.batch()
        batch.insert('one', ROWS)
        batch.insert('two', ROWS)
        batch.insert('three', ROWS)
        batch.remove('two', ['b'], '2')
        batch.send()
        assert self.scf.get('one') == ROWS
        assert self.scf.get('two')['2'] == {'a': '234'}
        assert self.scf.get('three') == ROWS

    def test_chained(self):
        batch = self.cf.batch()
        batch.insert('1', ROWS['1']).insert('2', ROWS['2']).insert('3', ROWS['3']).send()
        assert self.cf.get('1') == ROWS['1']
        assert self.cf.get('2') == ROWS['2']
        assert self.cf.get('3') == ROWS['3']

    def test_contextmgr(self):
        if sys.version_info < (2,5):
            raise SkipTest("No context managers in Python < 2.5")
        exec """with self.cf.batch(queue_size=2) as b:
    b.insert('1', ROWS['1'])
    b.insert('2', ROWS['2'])
    b.insert('3', ROWS['3'])
assert self.cf.get('3') == ROWS['3']"""

    def test_multi_column_family(self):
        batch = self.client.batch()
        cf2 = self.cf
        batch.insert(self.cf, '1', ROWS['1'])
        batch.insert(self.cf, '2', ROWS['2'])
        batch.remove(cf2, '1', ROWS['1'])
        batch.send()
        assert self.cf.get('2') == ROWS['2']
        assert_raises(NotFoundException, self.cf.get, '1')