def start_application(name, wait=True, show_progress=True, timeout=1200):
"""start_application(name, wait=True, show_progress=True, timeout=1200)
Start up an application.
The *name* argument must be the name of an application. If *wait* is
nonzero, then this function will wait until the application is up and its
VMs are accessible via ssh. If *show_progress* is nonzero then a progress
bar is shown. The *timeout* argument specifies the timeout in seconds.
The default timeout is 20 minutes. Application startup times vary greatly
between clouds, and whether or not the application has already been
published.
This method will start all VMs in the application that are in the 'STOPPED'
state. If *wait* is nonzero, then all VMs must either be in the 'STOPPED'
state (in which case they will get started), in the 'STARTED' state (in
which case there is nothing to do), or in a state that will eventually
transition to 'STARTED' state (currently 'STARTING' and 'PUBLISHING'). If a
VM is in another state, then no action is taken and an exception is raised,
because this call would just timeout without the ability to complete.
This function has no return value, and raises an exception in case of an
error.
"""
app = cache.get_application(name=name)
if app is None:
error.raise_error("Application `{0}` does not exist.", name)
app = application.start_application(app)
if wait:
state = application.get_application_state(app)
if state not in application.vm_reuse_states:
error.raise_error("Cannot wait for app in state '{0}'.", state)
vms = set((vm['name'] for vm in app['vms']))
with env.let(quiet=not show_progress):
application.wait_for_application(app, vms, timeout)
def do_ssh(args, env):
"""The "ravello ssh" command."""
with env.let(quiet=True):
login.default_login()
keypair.default_keypair()
if manifest.manifest_exists():
with env.let(quiet=True):
manif = manifest.default_manifest()
else:
manif = None
parts = args.application.split(':')
if len(parts) in (1, 2) and manif is None:
error.raise_error('No manifest found ({0}).\n'
'Please specify the fully qualified app name.\n'
'Use `ravtest ps --all` for a list.',
manifest.manifest_name())
if len(parts) in (1, 2):
project = manif['project']['name']
console.info('Project name is `{0}`.', project)
defname = parts[0]
instance = parts[1] if len(parts) == 2 else None
elif len(parts) == 3:
project, defname, instance = parts
else:
error.raise_error('Illegal application name: `{0}`.', appname)
apps = cache.find_applications(project, defname, instance)
if len(apps) == 0:
error.raise_error('No instances of application `{0}` exist.',
defname)
elif len(apps) > 1:
error.raise_error('Multiple instances of `{0}` exist.\n'
'Use `ravtest ps` to list the instances and then\n'
'specify the application with its instance id.',
defname)
app = cache.get_application(apps[0]['id'])
appname = app['name']
_, _, instance = appname.split(':')
vmname = args.vm
vm = application.get_vm(app, vmname)
if vm is None:
error.raise_error('Application `{0}:{1}` has no VM named `{2}`.\n'
'Use `ravtest ps --full` to see a list of VMs.',
defname, instance, vmname)
console.info("Connecting to VM `{0}` of application `{1}:{2}`...",
vmname, defname, instance)
# Start up the application and wait for it if we need to.
state = application.get_application_state(app)
if state not in ('PUBLISHING', 'STARTING', 'STOPPED', 'STARTED'):
error.raise_error("VM `{0}` is in an unknown state.", vmname)
userdata = vm.get('customVmConfigurationData', {})
vmkey = userdata.get('keypair', {})
if vmkey.get('id') != env.public_key['id']:
error.raise_error("VM uses unknown public key `{0}`.",
vmkey.get('name'))
application.start_application(app)
application.wait_for_application(app, [vmname])
# Now run ssh. Prefer openssh but fall back to using Fabric/Paramiko.
host = 'ravello@{0}'.format(vm['dynamicMetadata']['externalIp'])
command = '~/bin/run {0}'.format(args.testid)
openssh = util.find_openssh()
interactive = os.isatty(sys.stdin.fileno())
if interactive and openssh:
if not sys.platform.startswith('win'):
# On Unix use execve(). This is the most efficient.
argv = ['ssh', '-i', env.private_key_file,
'-o', 'UserKnownHostsFile=/dev/null',
'-o', 'StrictHostKeyChecking=no',
'-o', 'LogLevel=quiet',
'-t', host, command]
console.debug('Starting {0}', ' '.join(argv))
os.execve(openssh, argv, os.environ)
else:
# Windows has execve() but for some reason it does not work
# well with arguments with spaces in it. So use subprocess
# instead.
command = [openssh, '-i', env.private_key_file,
'-o', 'UserKnownHostsFile=NUL',
'-o', 'StrictHostKeyChecking=no',
'-o', 'LogLevel=quiet',
'-t', host, command]
ssh = subprocess.Popen(command)
ret = ssh.wait()
error.exit(ret)
# TODO: should also support PuTTY on Windows
console.info(textwrap.dedent("""\
Warning: no local openssh installation found.
Falling back to Fabric/Paramiko for an interactive shell.
However, please note:
* CTRL-C and terminal resize signals may not work.
* Output of programs that repaint the screen may
be garbled (e.g. progress bars).
"""))
fab.env.host_string = host
fab.env.key_filename = env.private_key_file
fab.env.disable_known_hosts = True
fab.env.remote_interrupt = True
fab.env.output_prefix = None
fabric.state.output.running = None
fabric.state.output.status = None
ret = fab.run(command, warn_only=True)
return ret.return_code
