def __init__(self, infra_model, os_creds, num_threads=5):
self.logger = root_logger.getChild("os_prov_agent")
self.infra_config_model = self.compute_model(infra_model)
class ShutupNamespace(NamespaceModel): pass
nmi = ShutupNamespace()
super(ResourceTaskSequencerAgent, self).__init__(config_model_instance=self.infra_config_model,
namespace_model_instance=nmi,
no_delay=True,
num_threads=num_threads,
log_level=self.logger.getEffectiveLevel())
self.run_contexts = {} #keys are threads, values are RunContext objects
self.record = OpenstackProvisioningRecord(uuid.uuid4())
self.os_creds = os_creds
def __init__(self, username, password, tenant_name, auth_url, num_threads=5,
log_level=LOG_INFO):
"""
@param username: String; the Openstack user name
@param password: String; the Openstack password for username
@param tenant_name: String, the Openstack tenant's name
@param auth_url: String; the Openstack authentication URL. This will
authenticate the username/password to allow them to perform the
resource provisioning tasks.
@keyword num_threads: Optional. Integer, default 5. The number of threads
to spawn to handle parallel provisioning tasks
@keyword log_level: Optional; default LOG_INFO. One of the logging values
from actuator: LOG_CRIT, LOG_ERROR, LOG_WARN, LOG_INFO, LOG_DEBUG.
"""
self.os_creds = OpenstackCredentials(username, password, tenant_name, auth_url)
self.agent = None
self.num_threads = num_threads
root_logger.setLevel(log_level)
self.logger = root_logger.getChild(self.LOG_SUFFIX)
def perform_config(self, completion_record=None):
"""
Start the agent working on the configuration tasks. This is the method
the outside world calls when it wants the agent to start the config
processing process.
@keyword completion_record: currently unused
"""
logger = root_logger.getChild(self.exec_agent)
logger.info("Agent starting task processing")
if self.namespace_mi and self.config_mi:
self.config_mi.update_nexus(self.namespace_mi.nexus)
graph = self.config_mi.get_graph(with_fix=True)
self.num_tasks_to_perform = len(graph.nodes())
for n in graph.nodes():
graph.node[n]["ins_traversed"] = 0
n.fix_arguments()
self.stop = False
# start the workers
logger.info("Starting workers...")
for _ in range(self.num_threads):
worker = threading.Thread(target=self.process_tasks)
worker.start()
logger.info("...workers started")
# queue the initial tasks
for task in (t for t in graph.nodes() if graph.in_degree(t) == 0):
logger.debug(
"Queueing up %s named %s id %s for performance"
% (task.__class__.__name__, task.name, str(task._id))
)
self.task_queue.put((graph, task))
logger.info("Initial tasks queued; waiting for completion")
# now wait to be signaled it finished
while not self.stop:
time.sleep(0.2)
logger.info("Agent task processing complete")
if self.aborted_tasks:
raise self.exception_class(
"Tasks aborted causing config to abort; see the execution agent's aborted_tasks list for details"
)
else:
raise ExecutionException("either namespace_model_instance or config_model_instance weren't specified")
def perform_task(self, graph, task):
"""
Internal, used to perform a task in graph. Derived classes implement
_perform_task() to supply the actual mechanics of for the underlying
task execution system.
@param graph: an NetworkX DiGraph; needed to find the next tasks
to queue when the current one is done
@param task: The actual task to perform
"""
add_suffix = lambda t, sfx: ("task %s named %s id %s->%s" % (t.__class__.__name__, t.name, t._id, sfx))
logger = root_logger.getChild(self.exec_agent)
try:
role_name = task.get_task_role().name
if isinstance(role_name, AbstractModelReference):
role_name = role_name.value()
role_id = task.get_task_role()._id
except Exception, _:
role_name = "NO_ROLE"
role_id = ""
