def test_parse_script(self, mock_subprocess):
with temporary_file() as fp:
mock_popen = mock.Mock()
mock_popen.wait.return_value = 0
mock_subprocess.Popen.return_value = mock_popen
parse_script(fp.name)('h1')
assert mock_popen.wait.call_count == 1
def test_parse_script(self, mock_subprocess):
with temporary_file() as fp:
mock_popen = mock.Mock()
mock_popen.wait.return_value = 0
mock_subprocess.Popen.return_value = mock_popen
parse_script(fp.name)('h1')
assert mock_popen.wait.call_count == 1
def perform_maintenance_hosts(cluster):
"""usage: perform_maintenance_hosts {--filename=filename | --hosts=hosts}
[--post_drain_script=path]
[--grouping=function]
[--override_percentage=percentage]
[--override_duration=duration]
[--override_reason=reason]
[--unsafe_hosts_file=unsafe_hosts_filename]
cluster
Asks the scheduler to remove any running tasks from the machine and remove it
from service temporarily, perform some action on them, then return the machines
to service.
"""
options = app.get_options()
drainable_hosts = parse_hostnames(options.filename, options.hosts)
get_grouping_or_die(options.grouping)
has_override = bool(options.percentage) or bool(options.duration) or bool(options.reason)
all_overrides = bool(options.percentage) and bool(options.duration) and bool(options.reason)
if has_override != all_overrides:
die("All --override_* options are required when attempting to override default SLA values.")
percentage = parse_sla_percentage(options.percentage) if options.percentage else None
duration = parse_time(options.duration) if options.duration else None
if options.reason:
log_admin_message(
logging.WARNING,
"Default SLA values (percentage: %s, duration: %s) are overridden for the following "
"hosts: %s. New percentage: %s, duration: %s, override reason: %s"
% (
HostMaintenance.SLA_UPTIME_PERCENTAGE_LIMIT,
HostMaintenance.SLA_UPTIME_DURATION_LIMIT,
drainable_hosts,
percentage,
duration,
options.reason,
),
)
drained_callback = parse_script(options.post_drain_script)
HostMaintenance(CLUSTERS[cluster], options.verbosity).perform_maintenance(
drainable_hosts,
grouping_function=options.grouping,
callback=drained_callback,
percentage=percentage,
duration=duration,
output_file=options.unsafe_hosts_filename,
)
def host_drain(cluster):
"""usage: host_drain {--filename=filename | --hosts=hosts}
[--post_drain_script=path]
[--grouping=function]
[--override_percentage=percentage]
[--override_duration=duration]
[--override_reason=reason]
[--unsafe_hosts_file=unsafe_hosts_filename]
cluster
Asks the scheduler to start maintenance on the list of provided hosts (see host_deactivate
for more details) and drains any active tasks on them.
The list of hosts is drained and marked in a drained state. This will kill
off any tasks currently running on these hosts, as well as prevent future
tasks from scheduling on these hosts while they are drained.
The hosts are left in maintenance mode upon completion. Use host_activate to
return hosts back to service and allow scheduling tasks on them.
"""
options = app.get_options()
drainable_hosts = parse_hostnames(options.filename, options.hosts)
get_grouping_or_die(options.grouping)
override_percentage, override_duration = parse_and_validate_sla_overrides(
options,
drainable_hosts)
post_drain_callback = parse_script(options.post_drain_script)
drained_hostnames = HostMaintenance(CLUSTERS[cluster], options.verbosity).perform_maintenance(
drainable_hosts,
grouping_function=options.grouping,
percentage=override_percentage,
duration=override_duration,
output_file=options.unsafe_hosts_filename)
if post_drain_callback:
for hostname in drained_hostnames:
post_drain_callback(hostname)
def host_drain(cluster):
"""usage: host_drain {--filename=filename | --hosts=hosts}
[--post_drain_script=path]
[--grouping=function]
[--override_percentage=percentage]
[--override_duration=duration]
[--override_reason=reason]
[--unsafe_hosts_file=unsafe_hosts_filename]
cluster
Asks the scheduler to start maintenance on the list of provided hosts (see host_deactivate
for more details) and drains any active tasks on them.
The list of hosts is drained and marked in a drained state. This will kill
off any tasks currently running on these hosts, as well as prevent future
tasks from scheduling on these hosts while they are drained.
The hosts are left in maintenance mode upon completion. Use host_activate to
return hosts back to service and allow scheduling tasks on them.
"""
options = app.get_options()
drainable_hosts = parse_hostnames(options.filename, options.hosts)
get_grouping_or_die(options.grouping)
override_percentage, override_duration = parse_and_validate_sla_overrides(
options, drainable_hosts)
post_drain_callback = parse_script(options.post_drain_script)
drained_hostnames = HostMaintenance(
CLUSTERS[cluster], options.verbosity).perform_maintenance(
drainable_hosts,
grouping_function=options.grouping,
percentage=override_percentage,
duration=override_duration,
output_file=options.unsafe_hosts_filename)
if post_drain_callback:
for hostname in drained_hostnames:
post_drain_callback(hostname)