def send_alert(self, alert_key, statusobj):
"""
An alert_key is a quasi-unique key. A listener to the alert can
determine whether to pass the alert on to a higher level based upon
the frequency of this alert.
:param alert_key:
:param context:
:return:
"""
if not isinstance(statusobj, Status):
raise ValueError('statusobj must be a Status object.')
agent_class = self._owner.__class__.__name__
fq_identity = get_fq_identity(self._core().identity)
# RMQ and other message buses can't handle '.' because it's used as the separator. This
# causes us to change the alert topic's agent_identity to have '_' rather than '.'.
topic = topics.ALERTS(agent_class=agent_class,
agent_identity=fq_identity.replace('.', '_'))
headers = dict(alert_key=alert_key)
self._owner.vip.pubsub.publish(
"pubsub",
topic=topic.format(),
headers=headers,
message=statusobj.as_json()).get(timeout=10)
def send_alert(self, alert_key, statusobj):
"""
An alert_key is a quasi-unique key. A listener to the alert can
determine whether to pass the alert on to a higher level based upon
the frequency of this alert.
:param alert_key:
:param context:
:return:
"""
if not isinstance(statusobj, Status):
raise ValueError('statusobj must be a Status object.')
agent_class = self._owner.__class__.__name__
agent_uuid = os.environ.get('AGENT_UUID', '')
topic = topics.ALERTS(agent_class=agent_class, agent_uuid=agent_uuid)
headers = dict(alert_key=alert_key)
self._owner.vip.pubsub.publish("pubsub",
topic=topic.format(),
headers=headers,
message=statusobj.as_json())