def __init__(self, app):
        super(ClouderaManagerService, self).__init__(app)
        self.svc_roles = [ServiceRole.CLOUDERA_MANAGER]
        self.name = ServiceRole.to_string(ServiceRole.CLOUDERA_MANAGER)
        self.dependencies = []
        self.remaining_start_attempts = NUM_START_ATTEMPTS
        self.db_pwd = misc.random_string_generator()
        # Indicate if the web server has been configured and started
        self.started = False
        self.cm_port = 7180

        # Default cluster configuration
        # TODO - read local cloud host name!
        # self.cm_host = socket.gethostname()
        self.cm_host = self.app.cloud_interface.get_local_hostname()
        self.host_list = []
        self.cluster_name = "Cluster 1"
        self.cdh_version = "CDH5"
        self.cdh_version_number = "5"
        self.cm_username = "******"
        self.cm_password = "******"
        self.mgmt_service_name = "ManagementService"
        self.host_username = "******"
        self.host_password = self.app.config.get('password')
        self.cm_repo_url = None
        self.service_types_and_names = {
            "HDFS": "HDFS",
            "YARN": "YARN"
        }
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 def __init__(self, app, instance_role='master'):
     super(PSSService, self).__init__(app)
     self.svc_roles = [ServiceRole.PSS]
     self.name = ServiceRole.to_string(ServiceRole.PSS)
     self.svc_type = ServiceType.CM_SERVICE
     self.instance_role = instance_role
     log.debug("Configured PSS as {0}".format(self.instance_role))
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 def __init__(self, app):
     super(PostgresService, self).__init__(app)
     self.name = ServiceRole.to_string(ServiceRole.GALAXY_POSTGRES)
     self.svc_roles = [ServiceRole.GALAXY_POSTGRES]
     self.psql_port = app.path_resolver.psql_db_port
     self.dependencies = [ServiceDependency(self, ServiceRole.GALAXY_DATA),
                          ServiceDependency(self, ServiceRole.MIGRATION)]
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 def __init__(self, app, instance_role='master'):
     super(PSSService, self).__init__(app)
     self.svc_roles = [ServiceRole.PSS]
     self.name = ServiceRole.to_string(ServiceRole.PSS)
     self.svc_type = ServiceType.CM_SERVICE
     self.instance_role = instance_role
     log.debug("Configured PSS as {0}".format(self.instance_role))
    def __init__(self, app):
        super(ClouderaManagerService, self).__init__(app)
        self.svc_roles = [ServiceRole.CLOUDERA_MANAGER]
        self.name = ServiceRole.to_string(ServiceRole.CLOUDERA_MANAGER)
        self.dependencies = []
        self.db_pwd = misc.random_string_generator()
        # Indicate if the web server has been configured and started
        self.started = False
        self.cm_port = 7180

        # Default cluster configuration
        self.cm_host = socket.gethostname()
        self.host_list = [self.cm_host]
        self.cluster_name = "Cluster 1"
        self.cdh_version = "CDH5"
        self.cdh_version_number = "5"
        self.cm_username = "******"
        self.cm_password = "******"
        self.cm_service_name = "ManagementService"
        self.host_username = "******"
        # Read the password from the system!
        self.host_password = self.app.config.get('password')
        self.cm_repo_url = None
        self.service_types_and_names = {
            "HDFS": "HDFS",
            "YARN": "YARN",
            "ZOOKEEPER": "ZooKeeper"
        }
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 def __init__(self, app):
     super(HadoopService, self).__init__(app)
     self.svc_roles = [ServiceRole.HADOOP]
     self.name = ServiceRole.to_string(ServiceRole.HADOOP)
     self.dependencies = [ServiceDependency(self, ServiceRole.SGE)]
     self.id_rsa_path = os.path.join(paths.P_HADOOP_HOME, "id_rsa")
     self.id_rsa_pub_key_path = os.path.join(paths.P_HADOOP_HOME,
                                             "id_rsa.pub")
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 def __init__(self, app):
     super(HadoopService, self).__init__(app)
     self.svc_roles = [ServiceRole.HADOOP]
     self.name = ServiceRole.to_string(ServiceRole.HADOOP)
     self.dependencies = [ServiceDependency(self, ServiceRole.SGE)]
     self.id_rsa_path = os.path.join(paths.P_HADOOP_HOME, "id_rsa")
     self.id_rsa_pub_key_path = os.path.join(
         paths.P_HADOOP_HOME, "id_rsa.pub")
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 def __init__(self, app):
     super(SlurmdService, self).__init__(app)
     self.svc_roles = [ServiceRole.SLURMD]
     self.name = ServiceRole.to_string(ServiceRole.SLURMD)
     self.dependencies = [
         ServiceDependency(self, ServiceRole.SLURMCTLD),
     ]
     self.num_restarts = 0
     self.max_restarts = 3
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 def __init__(self, app):
     super(NodejsProxyService, self).__init__(app)
     self.svc_roles = [ServiceRole.NODEJSPROXY]
     self.name = ServiceRole.to_string(ServiceRole.NODEJSPROXY)
     self.dependencies = [ServiceDependency(self, ServiceRole.GALAXY_TOOLS),
                          ServiceDependency(self, ServiceRole.SUPERVISOR)]
     self.np_port = 8800
     self.supervisor_conf_dir = '/etc/supervisor/conf.d'
     self.supervisor_prog_name = 'galaxy_nodejs_proxy'
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 def __init__(self, app):
     super(CloudgeneService, self).__init__(app)
     self.svc_roles = [ServiceRole.CLOUDGENE]
     self.name = ServiceRole.to_string(ServiceRole.CLOUDGENE)
     self.dependencies = [ServiceDependency(self, ServiceRole.CLOUDERA_MANAGER)]
     self.port = 8085
     self.cg_url = "https://cloudman.s3.amazonaws.com/files/cloudgene-cloudman-daemon.tar.gz"
     self.cg_base_dir = '/mnt/galaxy/cloudgene/'
     self.cg_home = os.path.join(self.cg_base_dir, 'cloudgene-daemon')
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 def __init__(self, app):
     super(CloudgeneService, self).__init__(app)
     self.svc_roles = [ServiceRole.CLOUDGENE]
     self.name = ServiceRole.to_string(ServiceRole.CLOUDGENE)
     self.dependencies = [ServiceDependency(self, ServiceRole.CLOUDERA_MANAGER)]
     self.port = 8085
     self.cg_url = "http://cloudgene.uibk.ac.at/downloads/cloudgene-cloudman.tar.gz"
     self.cg_base_dir = '/mnt/galaxy/cloudgene/'
     self.cg_home = os.path.join(self.cg_base_dir, 'cloudgene-cloudman')
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 def __init__(self, app):
     super(PulsarService, self).__init__(app)
     self.pulsar_home = None
     self.pulsar_port = DEFAULT_PULSAR_PORT
     self.name = ServiceRole.to_string(ServiceRole.PULSAR)
     self.svc_roles = [ServiceRole.PULSAR]
     self.dependencies = [
         ServiceDependency(self, ServiceRole.JOB_MANAGER)
     ]
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 def __init__(self, app):
     super(CloudgeneService, self).__init__(app)
     self.svc_roles = [ServiceRole.CLOUDGENE]
     self.name = ServiceRole.to_string(ServiceRole.CLOUDGENE)
     self.dependencies = [ServiceDependency(self, ServiceRole.CLOUDERA_MANAGER)]
     self.port = 8085
     self.cg_url = "https://cloudman.s3.amazonaws.com/files/cloudgene-cloudman-daemon.tar.gz"
     self.cg_base_dir = '/mnt/galaxy/cloudgene/'
     self.cg_home = os.path.join(self.cg_base_dir, 'cloudgene-daemon')
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 def __init__(self, app):
     super(SlurmdService, self).__init__(app)
     self.svc_roles = [ServiceRole.SLURMD]
     self.name = ServiceRole.to_string(ServiceRole.SLURMD)
     self.dependencies = [
         ServiceDependency(self, ServiceRole.SLURMCTLD),
     ]
     self.num_restarts = 0
     self.max_restarts = 3
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 def __init__(self, app, as_min=-1, as_max=-1, instance_type=None):
     super(AutoscaleService, self).__init__(app)
     self.state = service_states.UNSTARTED
     self.svc_roles = [ServiceRole.AUTOSCALE]
     self.svc_type = ServiceType.CM_SERVICE
     self.name = ServiceRole.to_string(ServiceRole.AUTOSCALE)
     self.dependencies = [ServiceDependency(self, ServiceRole.MIGRATION)]
     self.as_max = as_max  # Max number of nodes autoscale should maintain
     self.as_min = as_min  # Min number of nodes autoscale should maintain
     self.instance_type = instance_type  # Type of instances to start
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 def __init__(self, app):
     """
     Initialize the service class by setting role and indicating dependencies
     """
     super(ProFTPdService, self).__init__(app)
     log.debug("Initializing ProFTPdService")
     self.svc_roles = [ServiceRole.PROFTPD]
     self.name = ServiceRole.to_string(ServiceRole.PROFTPD)
     self.dependencies = [ServiceDependency(self, ServiceRole.GALAXY_POSTGRES),
                          ServiceDependency(self, ServiceRole.GALAXY_DATA)]
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 def __init__(self, app):
     super(GalaxyReportsService, self).__init__(app)
     self.galaxy_home = self.app.path_resolver.galaxy_home
     self.reports_port = DEFAULT_REPORTS_PORT
     self.name = ServiceRole.to_string(ServiceRole.GALAXY_REPORTS)
     self.svc_roles = [ServiceRole.GALAXY_REPORTS]
     self.dependencies = [ServiceDependency(
         self, ServiceRole.GALAXY)]  # Hopefully Galaxy dependency alone enough to ensure database migrated, etc...
     self.conf_dir = os.path.join(
         self.app.path_resolver.galaxy_home, 'reports.conf.d')
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 def __init__(self, app):
     super(LwrService, self).__init__(app)
     self.lwr_home = self.app.path_resolver.lwr_home
     self.lwr_port = DEFAULT_LWR_PORT
     self.name = ServiceRole.to_string(ServiceRole.LWR)
     self.svc_roles = [ServiceRole.LWR]
     self.dependencies = [
         ServiceDependency(self, ServiceRole.SGE),  # Well someday anyway :)
         ServiceDependency(self, ServiceRole.GALAXY_TOOLS)  # Anyway to make this depend on where LWR installed?
     ]
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 def __init__(self, app, as_min=-1, as_max=-1, instance_type=None):
     super(AutoscaleService, self).__init__(app)
     self.state = service_states.UNSTARTED
     self.svc_roles = [ServiceRole.AUTOSCALE]
     self.svc_type = ServiceType.CM_SERVICE
     self.name = ServiceRole.to_string(ServiceRole.AUTOSCALE)
     self.dependencies = [ServiceDependency(self, ServiceRole.MIGRATION)]
     self.as_max = as_max  # Max number of nodes autoscale should maintain
     self.as_min = as_min  # Min number of nodes autoscale should maintain
     self.instance_type = instance_type  # Type of instances to start
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 def __init__(self, app):
     super(SupervisorService, self).__init__(app)
     self.svc_roles = [ServiceRole.SUPERVISOR]
     self.name = ServiceRole.to_string(ServiceRole.SUPERVISOR)
     self.dependencies = []
     self.sv_port = 9002
     self.pid_file = '/var/run/supervisord.pid'
     self.main_conf_file = '/etc/supervisord.conf'
     self.conf_dir = '/etc/supervisor/conf.d'
     self.server = None
     self.log_file = '/var/log/supervisor/supervisord.log'
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 def __init__(self, filesystem, from_archive=None):
     """
     Instance's transient storage exposed over NFS.
     """
     super(TransientStorage, self).__init__(filesystem.app)
     self.fs = filesystem
     self.app = self.fs.app
     self.device = None
     self.from_archive = from_archive
     self.svc_roles = [ServiceRole.TRANSIENT_NFS]
     self.name = ServiceRole.to_string(ServiceRole.TRANSIENT_NFS)
 def __init__(self, filesystem, from_archive=None):
     """
     Instance's transient storage exposed over NFS.
     """
     super(TransientStorage, self).__init__(filesystem.app)
     self.fs = filesystem
     self.app = self.fs.app
     self.device = None
     self.from_archive = from_archive
     self.svc_roles = [ServiceRole.TRANSIENT_NFS]
     self.name = ServiceRole.to_string(ServiceRole.TRANSIENT_NFS)
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 def __init__(self, app):
     super(NodejsProxyService, self).__init__(app)
     self.svc_roles = [ServiceRole.NODEJSPROXY]
     self.name = ServiceRole.to_string(ServiceRole.NODEJSPROXY)
     self.dependencies = [
         ServiceDependency(self, ServiceRole.GALAXY_TOOLS),
         ServiceDependency(self, ServiceRole.SUPERVISOR)
     ]
     self.np_port = 8800
     self.supervisor_conf_dir = '/etc/supervisor/conf.d'
     self.supervisor_prog_name = 'galaxy_nodejs_proxy'
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 def __init__(self, app, instance_role='master'):
     super(PSSService, self).__init__(app)
     self.svc_roles = [ServiceRole.PSS]
     self.name = ServiceRole.to_string(ServiceRole.PSS)
     self.instance_role = instance_role
     log.debug("Configured PSS as {0}".format(self.instance_role))
     # Name of the default script to run
     self.pss_filename = 'post_start_script' if self.instance_role == 'master' \
         else 'worker_post_start_script'
     self.pss_url = self.app.ud.get('post_start_script_url', None) if self.instance_role == 'master' \
         else self.app.ud.get('worker_post_start_script_url', None)
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 def __init__(self, app):
     super(SupervisorService, self).__init__(app)
     self.svc_roles = [ServiceRole.SUPERVISOR]
     self.name = ServiceRole.to_string(ServiceRole.SUPERVISOR)
     self.dependencies = []
     self.sv_port = 9002
     self.pid_file = '/var/run/supervisord.pid'
     self.main_conf_file = '/etc/supervisord.conf'
     self.conf_dir = '/etc/supervisor/conf.d'
     self.server = None
     self.log_file = '/var/log/supervisor/supervisord.log'
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 def __init__(self, app):
     super(PulsarService, self).__init__(app)
     self.name = ServiceRole.to_string(ServiceRole.PULSAR)
     self.svc_roles = [ServiceRole.PULSAR]
     self.dependencies = [
         ServiceDependency(self, ServiceRole.JOB_MANAGER),
         ServiceDependency(self, ServiceRole.SUPERVISOR)
     ]
     self.pulsar_home = '/mnt/pulsar'
     self.pulsar_port = 8913
     self.supervisor_conf_dir = '/etc/supervisor/conf.d'
     self.supervisor_prog_name = 'pulsar'
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 def __init__(self, app):
     """
     Initialize the service class by setting role and indicating dependencies
     """
     super(ProFTPdService, self).__init__(app)
     log.debug("Initializing ProFTPdService")
     self.svc_roles = [ServiceRole.PROFTPD]
     self.name = ServiceRole.to_string(ServiceRole.PROFTPD)
     self.dependencies = [
         ServiceDependency(self, ServiceRole.GALAXY_POSTGRES),
         ServiceDependency(self, ServiceRole.GALAXY_DATA)
     ]
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 def __init__(self, app):
     super(PulsarService, self).__init__(app)
     self.name = ServiceRole.to_string(ServiceRole.PULSAR)
     self.svc_roles = [ServiceRole.PULSAR]
     self.dependencies = [
         ServiceDependency(self, ServiceRole.JOB_MANAGER),
         ServiceDependency(self, ServiceRole.SUPERVISOR)
     ]
     self.pulsar_home = '/mnt/pulsar'
     self.pulsar_port = 8913
     self.supervisor_conf_dir = '/etc/supervisor/conf.d'
     self.supervisor_prog_name = 'pulsar'
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 def __init__(self, app):
     super(GalaxyReportsService, self).__init__(app)
     self.galaxy_home = self.app.path_resolver.galaxy_home
     self.reports_port = DEFAULT_REPORTS_PORT
     self.name = ServiceRole.to_string(ServiceRole.GALAXY_REPORTS)
     self.svc_roles = [ServiceRole.GALAXY_REPORTS]
     # Hopefully Galaxy dependency alone enough to ensure database migrated, etc...
     self.dependencies = [
         ServiceDependency(self, ServiceRole.GALAXY),
         ServiceDependency(self, ServiceRole.GALAXY_POSTGRES)
     ]
     self.conf_dir = os.path.join(self.app.path_resolver.galaxy_home,
                                  'reports.conf.d')
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 def __init__(self, app):
     super(NginxService, self).__init__(app)
     self.svc_roles = [ServiceRole.NGINX]
     self.name = ServiceRole.to_string(ServiceRole.NGINX)
     self.dependencies = []
     self.exe = self.app.path_resolver.nginx_executable
     self.conf_dir = self.app.path_resolver.nginx_conf_dir
     self.conf_file = self.app.path_resolver.nginx_conf_file  # Main conf file
     self.ssl_is_on = self.app.config.user_data.get('use_ssl', False)
     self.proxied_services = ['Galaxy', 'GalaxyReports', 'Pulsar',
                              'ClouderaManager', 'Cloudgene']
     # A list of currently active CloudMan services being proxied
     self.active_proxied = []
     self.was_started = False
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 def __init__(self, app):
     super(NginxService, self).__init__(app)
     self.svc_roles = [ServiceRole.NGINX]
     self.name = ServiceRole.to_string(ServiceRole.NGINX)
     self.dependencies = []
     self.exe = self.app.path_resolver.nginx_executable
     self.conf_dir = self.app.path_resolver.nginx_conf_dir
     self.conf_file = self.app.path_resolver.nginx_conf_file  # Main conf file
     self.ssl_is_on = False
     # The list of services that Nginx service proxies
     self.proxied_services = ['Galaxy', 'GalaxyReports', 'Pulsar',
                              'ClouderaManager', 'Cloudgene']
     # A list of currently active CloudMan services being proxied
     self.active_proxied = []
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 def __init__(self, app, srv_type="master", host=""):
     """
     the srv_type defines whether we are running a master node or a
     worker node. If we have run a worker the host IP should be passed
     in the host entry.
     """
     super(HTCondorService, self).__init__(app)
     log.debug("Condor is preparing")
     self.svc_roles = [ServiceRole.HTCONDOR]
     self.name = ServiceRole.to_string(ServiceRole.HTCONDOR)
     self.srv_type = srv_type
     if self.srv_type == "master":
         self.flock_to = ""
     else:
         self.host = host
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 def __init__(self, app, srv_type="master", host=""):
     """
     the srv_type defines whether we are running a master node or a
     worker node. If we have run a worker the host IP should be passed
     in the host entry.
     """
     super(HTCondorService, self).__init__(app)
     log.debug("Condor is preparing")
     self.svc_roles = [ServiceRole.HTCONDOR]
     self.name = ServiceRole.to_string(ServiceRole.HTCONDOR)
     self.srv_type = srv_type
     if self.srv_type == "master":
         self.flock_to = ""
     else:
         self.host = host
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    def __init__(self, app):
        super(MigrationService, self).__init__(app)

        self.svc_roles = [ServiceRole.MIGRATION]
        self.name = ServiceRole.to_string(ServiceRole.MIGRATION)
        self.svc_type = ServiceType.CM_SERVICE
        self.dependencies = []

        if 'filesystems' in self.app.config.user_data:
            for fs in self.app.config.user_data.get('filesystems') or []:
                # Wait for galaxy data, indices and tools to come up before attempting migration
                if ServiceRole.GALAXY_DATA in ServiceRole.from_string_array(fs['roles']):
                    self.dependencies.append(ServiceDependency(self, ServiceRole.GALAXY_DATA))
                if ServiceRole.GALAXY_TOOLS in ServiceRole.from_string_array(fs['roles']):
                    self.dependencies.append(ServiceDependency(self, ServiceRole.GALAXY_TOOLS))
                if ServiceRole.GALAXY_INDICES in ServiceRole.from_string_array(fs['roles']):
                    self.dependencies.append(ServiceDependency(self, ServiceRole.GALAXY_INDICES))
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    def __init__(self, app):
        super(ClouderaManagerService, self).__init__(app)
        self.svc_roles = [ServiceRole.CLOUDERA_MANAGER]
        self.name = ServiceRole.to_string(ServiceRole.CLOUDERA_MANAGER)
        self.dependencies = []
        self.remaining_start_attempts = NUM_START_ATTEMPTS
        self.db_pwd = misc.random_string_generator()
        # Indicate if the web server has been configured and started
        self.started = False
        self.cm_port = 7180

        # Default cluster configuration
        # TODO - read local cloud host name!
        # self.cm_host = socket.gethostname()
        self.cm_host = self.app.cloud_interface.get_local_hostname()
        # The actual worker nodes (note: this is a list of Instance objects)
        # (because get_worker_instances currently depends on tags, which is only
        # supported by EC2, get the list of instances only for the case of EC2 cloud.
        # This initialization is applicable only when restarting a cluster.
        # self.host_list = get_worker_instances() if (
        #    self.app.cloud_type == 'ec2' or self.app.cloud_type == 'openstack') else []
        # self.host_list = ["w1", "w2"]
        # self.instances = self.app.manager.worker_instances
        # self.host_list = [l.get_local_hostname() for l in self.app.manager.worker_instances]
        # self.host_list = [l.get_private_ip for l in self.app.manager.worker_instances]
        self.host_list = None
        self.cluster_name = "Cluster 1"
        self.cdh_version = "CDH5"
        self.cdh_version_number = "5"
        self.cm_username = "******"
        self.cm_password = "******"
        self.mgmt_service_name = "ManagementService"
        self.host_username = "******"
        self.host_password = self.app.config.get('password')
        self.cm_repo_url = None
        self.hdfs_service_name = "HDFS"
        self.hadoop_data_dir_prefix = "/mnt/dfs"
        self.yarn_service_name = "YARN"
        self.parcel_version = "5.4.1"
        self.cmd_timeout = 180
        self.api = None
        self.manager = None
        self.cluster = None
        self.hdfs_service = None
        self.yarn_service = None
        self.service_types_and_names = {"HDFS": "HDFS", "YARN": "YARN"}
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    def __init__(self, app):
        super(MigrationService, self).__init__(app)

        self.svc_roles = [ServiceRole.MIGRATION]
        self.name = ServiceRole.to_string(ServiceRole.MIGRATION)

        self.dependencies = []

        if 'filesystems' in self.app.ud:
            for fs in self.app.ud.get('filesystems') or []:
                # Wait for galaxy data, indices and tools to come up before attempting migration
                if ServiceRole.GALAXY_DATA in ServiceRole.from_string_array(fs['roles']):
                    self.dependencies.append(ServiceDependency(self, ServiceRole.GALAXY_DATA))
                if ServiceRole.GALAXY_TOOLS in ServiceRole.from_string_array(fs['roles']):
                    self.dependencies.append(ServiceDependency(self, ServiceRole.GALAXY_TOOLS))
                if ServiceRole.GALAXY_INDICES in ServiceRole.from_string_array(fs['roles']):
                    self.dependencies.append(ServiceDependency(self, ServiceRole.GALAXY_INDICES))
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 def __init__(self, app):
     super(SlurmctldService, self).__init__(app)
     self.svc_roles = [ServiceRole.SLURMCTLD, ServiceRole.JOB_MANAGER]
     self.name = ServiceRole.to_string(ServiceRole.SLURMCTLD)
     self.dependencies = [
         ServiceDependency(self, ServiceRole.MIGRATION),
         ServiceDependency(self, ServiceRole.TRANSIENT_NFS),
     ]
     self.slurm_info = SlurmInfo()
     self.num_restarts = 0
     self.max_restarts = 3
     # This must be the same on the workers
     self.slurm_lock_file = os.path.join(
         self.app.path_resolver.slurm_root_nfs, 'slurm.lockfile')
     # Following a cluster reboot, this file may have been left over so
     # clean it up before starting the service
     if os.path.exists(self.slurm_lock_file):
         os.remove(self.slurm_lock_file)
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 def __init__(self, app):
     super(SlurmctldService, self).__init__(app)
     self.svc_roles = [ServiceRole.SLURMCTLD, ServiceRole.JOB_MANAGER]
     self.name = ServiceRole.to_string(ServiceRole.SLURMCTLD)
     self.dependencies = [
         ServiceDependency(self, ServiceRole.MIGRATION),
         ServiceDependency(self, ServiceRole.TRANSIENT_NFS),
     ]
     self.slurm_info = SlurmInfo()
     self.num_restarts = 0
     self.max_restarts = 3
     # This must be the same on the workers
     self.slurm_lock_file = os.path.join(self.app.path_resolver.slurm_root_nfs,
                                         'slurm.lockfile')
     # Following a cluster reboot, this file may have been left over so
     # clean it up before starting the service
     if os.path.exists(self.slurm_lock_file):
         os.remove(self.slurm_lock_file)
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 def __init__(self, app):
     super(GalaxyService, self).__init__(app)
     self.name = ServiceRole.to_string(ServiceRole.GALAXY)
     self.svc_roles = [ServiceRole.GALAXY]
     self.remaining_start_attempts = NUM_START_ATTEMPTS
     self.configured = False  # Indicates if the environment for running Galaxy has been configured
     self.ssl_is_on = False
     # Environment variables to set before executing galaxy's run.sh
     self.env_vars = {}
     self.dependencies = [
         ServiceDependency(self, ServiceRole.JOB_MANAGER),
         ServiceDependency(self, ServiceRole.GALAXY_POSTGRES),
         ServiceDependency(self, ServiceRole.GALAXY_DATA),
         ServiceDependency(self, ServiceRole.GALAXY_INDICES),
         ServiceDependency(self, ServiceRole.GALAXY_TOOLS),
         ServiceDependency(self, ServiceRole.PROFTPD)
     ]
     self.option_manager = galaxy_option_manager(app)
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 def __init__(self, app):
     super(GalaxyService, self).__init__(app)
     self.name = ServiceRole.to_string(ServiceRole.GALAXY)
     self.svc_roles = [ServiceRole.GALAXY]
     self.remaining_start_attempts = NUM_START_ATTEMPTS
     # Indicates if the environment for running Galaxy has been configured
     self.configured = False
     self.ssl_is_on = False
     # Environment variables to set before executing galaxy's run.sh
     self.env_vars = {}
     self.dependencies = [
         ServiceDependency(self, ServiceRole.JOB_MANAGER),
         ServiceDependency(self, ServiceRole.GALAXY_POSTGRES),
         ServiceDependency(self, ServiceRole.GALAXY_DATA),
         ServiceDependency(self, ServiceRole.GALAXY_INDICES),
         # ServiceDependency(self, ServiceRole.PROFTPD),
         ServiceDependency(self, ServiceRole.GALAXY_TOOLS)
     ]
     self.option_manager = galaxy_option_manager(app)
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 def __init__(self, app):
     super(GalaxyService, self).__init__(app)
     self.name = ServiceRole.to_string(ServiceRole.GALAXY)
     self.svc_roles = [ServiceRole.GALAXY]
     self.remaining_start_attempts = NUM_START_ATTEMPTS
     self.configured = False  # Indicates if the environment for running Galaxy has been configured
     # Environment variables to set before executing galaxy's run.sh
     self.env_vars = {
         "SGE_ROOT": self.app.path_resolver.sge_root,
         "DRMAA_LIBRARY_PATH": self.app.path_resolver.drmaa_library_path
     }
     self.dependencies = [
         ServiceDependency(self, ServiceRole.SGE),
         ServiceDependency(self, ServiceRole.GALAXY_POSTGRES),
         ServiceDependency(self, ServiceRole.GALAXY_DATA),
         ServiceDependency(self, ServiceRole.GALAXY_INDICES),
         ServiceDependency(self, ServiceRole.GALAXY_TOOLS),
         ServiceDependency(self, ServiceRole.PROFTPD)
     ]
     self.option_manager = galaxy_option_manager(app)
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    def __init__(self,
                 app,
                 as_min=-1,
                 as_max=-1,
                 instance_type=None,
                 num_queued_jobs=2,
                 mean_runtime_threshold=60,
                 num_instances_to_add=1):
        """
        :type as_min: int
        :param as_min: The minimum number of worker nodes of maintain.

        :type as_max: int
        :param as_max: The maximum number of worker nodes to maintain.

        :type instance_type: str
        :param instance_type: The type of instance to use.

        :type num_queued_jobs: int
        :param num_queued_jobs: Minimum number of jobs that need to be queued
                                before autoscaling will trigger.

        :type mean_runtime_threshold: int
        :param mean_runtime_threshold: Mean running job runtime before
                                       autoscaling will trigger.

        :type num_instances_to_add: int
        :param num_instances_to_add: Number of instances to add when scaling up.
        """
        super(AutoscaleService, self).__init__(app)
        self.state = service_states.UNSTARTED
        self.svc_roles = [ServiceRole.AUTOSCALE]
        self.svc_type = ServiceType.CM_SERVICE
        self.name = ServiceRole.to_string(ServiceRole.AUTOSCALE)
        self.dependencies = [ServiceDependency(self, ServiceRole.MIGRATION)]
        self.as_max = as_max
        self.as_min = as_min
        self.instance_type = instance_type
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    def create(self, filesystem=None):
        """
        Create a new volume.

        This can be done either from a snapshot (i.e., ``self.from_snapshot_id``)
        or a blank one if the snapshot ID is not set. Note that ``self.size``
        needs to be set if creating a blank volume before calling the method.
        If creating a volume from a snapshot and ``self.size`` is not set, the
        new volume will be of the same size as the snapshot.
        """
        if not self.size and not self.from_snapshot_id and not self.from_archive:
            log.error('Cannot add a {0} volume without a size, snapshot ID or '
                      'archive url; aborting.'.format(self.fs))
            return False
        # If creating the volume from a snaphost, get the expected volume size
        if self.from_snapshot_id and not self.volume:
            self.snapshot = self.app.cloud_interface.get_snapshot(self.from_snapshot_id)
            if not self.snapshot:
                log.error("Did not retrieve Snapshot object for {0}; aborting."
                          .format(self.from_snapshot_id))
                return False
            # We need a size to be able to create a volume, so if none
            # is specified, use snapshot size
            if not self.size:
                si = self.app.cloud_interface.get_snapshot_info(self.from_snapshot_id)
                self.size = si.get('volume_size')
        # If it does not already exist, create the volume
        if self.status == volume_status.NONE:
            log.debug("Creating a new volume of size '%s' in zone '%s' from "
                      "snapshot '%s' for %s."
                      % (self.size, self.app.cloud_interface.get_zone(),
                         self.from_snapshot_id, self.fs))
            self.volume = self.app.cloud_interface.create_volume(
                self.size,
                self.app.cloud_interface.get_zone(),
                snapshot=self.from_snapshot_id)
            if self.volume:
                # When creating from a snapshot in Euca, volume.size may be None
                self.size = int(self.volume.size or 0)
                log.debug("Created a new volume of size '%s' from snapshot '%s' "
                          "with ID '%s' in zone '%s' for %s."
                          % (self.size, self.from_snapshot_id, self.volume_id,
                             self.app.cloud_interface.get_zone(), self.fs))
            else:
                log.warning("No volume object - did not create a volume?")
                return False
        else:
            log.debug("Tried to create a volume for %s but it is in state '%s' "
                      "(volume ID: %s)" % (self.fs, self.status, self.volume_id))
            return False
        # Add tags to newly created volumes (do this outside the inital if/else
        # to ensure the tags get assigned even if using an existing volume vs.
        # creating a new one)
        self.app.cloud_interface.add_tag(
            self.volume, 'clusterName', self.app.config['cluster_name'])
        self.app.cloud_interface.add_tag(
            self.volume, 'bucketName', self.app.config['bucket_cluster'])
        if filesystem:
            self.app.cloud_interface.add_tag(self.volume, 'filesystem', filesystem)
            self.app.cloud_interface.add_tag(self.volume, 'Name', "{0}FS".format(filesystem))
            self.app.cloud_interface.add_tag(self.volume, 'roles',
                                             ServiceRole.to_string(self.fs.svc_roles))
        return True
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 def send_add_s3fs(self, bucket_name, svc_roles):
     msg = 'ADDS3FS | {0} | {1}'.format(bucket_name, ServiceRole.to_string(svc_roles))
     self._send_msg(msg)
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            log.debug("Tried to create a volume but it is in state '%s' (volume ID: %s)" %
                      (self.status, self.volume_id))

        # Add tags to newly created volumes (do this outside the inital if/else
        # to ensure the tags get assigned even if using an existing volume vs.
        # creating a new one)
        try:
            self.app.cloud_interface.add_tag(
                self.volume, 'clusterName', self.app.config['cluster_name'])
            self.app.cloud_interface.add_tag(
                self.volume, 'bucketName', self.app.config['bucket_cluster'])
            if filesystem:
                self.app.cloud_interface.add_tag(self.volume, 'filesystem', filesystem)
                self.app.cloud_interface.add_tag(self.volume, 'Name', "{0}FS".format(filesystem))
                self.app.cloud_interface.add_tag(self.volume, 'roles',
                                                 ServiceRole.to_string(self.fs.svc_roles))
        except EC2ResponseError, e:
            log.error("Error adding tags to volume: %s" % e)

    def delete(self):
        """
        Delete this volume.
        """
        try:
            volume_id = self.volume_id
            self.volume.delete()
            log.debug("Deleted volume '%s'" % volume_id)
            self.volume = None
        except EC2ResponseError, e:
            log.error("Error deleting volume '%s' - you should delete it manually "
                      "after the cluster has shut down: %s" % (self.volume_id, e))
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 def __init__(self, app):
     super(SGEService, self).__init__(app)
     self.svc_roles = [ServiceRole.SGE, ServiceRole.JOB_MANAGER]
     self.name = ServiceRole.to_string(ServiceRole.SGE)
     self.dependencies = [ServiceDependency(self, ServiceRole.MIGRATION)]
     self.sge_info = SGEInfo()
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 def __init__(self, app):
     super(SGEService, self).__init__(app)
     self.svc_roles = [ServiceRole.SGE]
     self.name = ServiceRole.to_string(ServiceRole.SGE)
     self.dependencies = [ServiceDependency(self, ServiceRole.MIGRATION)]
     self.hosts = []
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    def create(self, filesystem=None):
        """
        Create a new volume.

        This can be done either from a snapshot (i.e., ``self.from_snapshot_id``)
        or a blank one if the snapshot ID is not set. Note that ``self.size``
        needs to be set if creating a blank volume before calling the method.
        If creating a volume from a snapshot and ``self.size`` is not set, the
        new volume will be of the same size as the snapshot.
        """
        if not self.size and not self.from_snapshot_id and not self.from_archive:
            log.error('Cannot add a {0} volume without a size, snapshot ID or '
                      'archive url; aborting.'.format(self.fs))
            return False
        # If creating the volume from a snaphost, get the expected volume size
        if self.from_snapshot_id and not self.volume:
            self.snapshot = self.app.cloud_interface.get_snapshot(
                self.from_snapshot_id)
            if not self.snapshot:
                log.error(
                    "Did not retrieve Snapshot object for {0}; aborting.".
                    format(self.from_snapshot_id))
                return False
            # We need a size to be able to create a volume, so if none
            # is specified, use snapshot size
            if not self.size:
                si = self.app.cloud_interface.get_snapshot_info(
                    self.from_snapshot_id)
                self.size = si.get('volume_size')
        # If it does not already exist, create the volume
        if self.status == volume_status.NONE:
            log.debug("Creating a new volume of size '%s' in zone '%s' from "
                      "snapshot '%s' for %s." %
                      (self.size, self.app.cloud_interface.get_zone(),
                       self.from_snapshot_id, self.fs))
            self.volume = self.app.cloud_interface.create_volume(
                self.size,
                self.app.cloud_interface.get_zone(),
                snapshot=self.from_snapshot_id)
            if self.volume:
                # When creating from a snapshot in Euca, volume.size may be None
                self.size = int(self.volume.size or 0)
                log.debug(
                    "Created a new volume of size '%s' from snapshot '%s' "
                    "with ID '%s' in zone '%s' for %s." %
                    (self.size, self.from_snapshot_id, self.volume_id,
                     self.app.cloud_interface.get_zone(), self.fs))
            else:
                log.warning("No volume object - did not create a volume?")
                return False
        else:
            log.debug(
                "Tried to create a volume for %s but it is in state '%s' "
                "(volume ID: %s)" % (self.fs, self.status, self.volume_id))
            return False
        # Add tags to newly created volumes (do this outside the inital if/else
        # to ensure the tags get assigned even if using an existing volume vs.
        # creating a new one)
        self.app.cloud_interface.add_tag(self.volume, 'Name',
                                         self.app.config['cluster_name'])
        self.app.cloud_interface.add_tag(self.volume, 'bucketName',
                                         self.app.config['bucket_cluster'])
        if self.fs:
            self.app.cloud_interface.add_tag(self.volume, 'filesystem',
                                             self.fs.get_full_name())
            self.app.cloud_interface.add_tag(
                self.volume, 'roles', ServiceRole.to_string(self.fs.svc_roles))
        return True
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 def send_add_s3fs(self, bucket_name, svc_roles):
     msg = 'ADDS3FS | {0} | {1}'.format(bucket_name, ServiceRole.to_string(svc_roles))
     self._send_msg(msg)
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 def __init__(self, app):
     super(SGEService, self).__init__(app)
     self.svc_roles = [ServiceRole.SGE, ServiceRole.JOB_MANAGER]
     self.name = ServiceRole.to_string(ServiceRole.SGE)
     self.dependencies = [ServiceDependency(self, ServiceRole.MIGRATION)]
     self.sge_info = SGEInfo()