def test_isilon_bad_arguement_in_good_method(bad_settings_file):
i = Isilon(api_class="StatisticsApi", settings_file=bad_settings_file)
with pytest.raises(IsilonInvalidArgumentException) as e:
i.call_method(method='get_summary_system', bad_param='1,2,3,4')
assert str(
e.value
) == "One of the arguements you passed in is invalid. Arguments are: {'bad_param': '1,2,3,4'}"
def test_isilon_bad_method(bad_settings_file):
i = Isilon(api_class="StatisticsApi", settings_file=bad_settings_file)
with pytest.raises(IsilonInvalidMethodException) as e:
i.call_method(method='get_bad_method', nodes='1,2,3,4')
assert str(
e.value
) == "The method `get_bad_method` does not exist on the Class Object."
#! /usr/bin/env python3
from isilon import Isilon
# The Isilon class sets up the connection to the Isilon and provides an object
i = Isilon(api_class="StatisticsApi")
response = i.call_method(method='get_summary_drive')
for drive in response.drive:
if drive.type != "UNKNOWN":
measure = "drive"
tags = f"drive_id={drive.drive_id},type={drive.type}"
fields = f"percent_used={drive.used_bytes_percent}"
print(f"{measure},{tags} {fields}")
from isilon import Isilon
import argparse
# Read in stat from the command line
parser = argparse.ArgumentParser()
parser.add_argument(
"statistic",
help="Display Statistics Key Details. Example: cluster.node.list.all")
args = parser.parse_args()
# The Isilon class sets up the connection to the Isilon and provides an object
s = Isilon(api_class="StatisticsApi")
# Sample of the name of the stat
# stat_key = 'node.clientstats.proto.nfs'
stat_key = args.statistic
response = s.call_method(method='get_statistics_key',
statistics_key_id=stat_key)
print('\n*********************\n')
print("Structure details of the key")
print(response)
print('\n*********************\n')
print("Data in the key from the API\n")
response = s.call_method(method='get_statistics_current',
key=stat_key,
devid='all')
print(response)
#! /usr/bin/env python3
from isilon import Isilon
# The Isilon class sets up the connection to the Isilon and provides an object
i = Isilon(api_class="StoragepoolApi")
response = i.call_method(method='get_storagepool_nodepool',
storagepool_nodepool_id='v200_100gb_6gb')
for node in response.nodepools:
measure = "node_pool"
tags = f"name={node.name},tier={node.tier}"
fields = f"percent_used={node.usage.pct_used}"
print(f"{measure},{tags} {fields}")
#! /usr/bin/env python3
from isilon import Isilon
# The Isilon class sets up the connection to the Isilon and provides an object
i = Isilon(api_class="StatisticsApi")
response = i.call_method(method='get_summary_system', nodes='1,2,3,4')
for measurement in response.system:
measure = "cpu"
tags = f"nodes={measurement.node}"
fields = f"cpu={measurement.cpu}"
print(f"{measure},{tags} {fields}")
def test_isilon_bad_host_ip(bad_settings_file):
i = Isilon(api_class="StatisticsApi", settings_file=bad_settings_file)
with pytest.raises(IsilonConnectionException) as e:
i.call_method(method='get_summary_system', nodes='1,2,3,4')
assert str(e.value) == "Unable to connect to the the host 10.20.30.40"
def test_isilon_no_host_specified():
i = Isilon(api_class="StatisticsApi", settings_file="fake.yml")
with pytest.raises(IsilonNoHostException) as e:
i.call_method(method='get_summary_system', nodes='1,2,3,4')
assert str(e.value) == "No host is defined in the settings file"