def _get_dns_cache_lookup_hosts(config_cache: config.ConfigCache) -> List[IPLookupCacheId]:
hosts = []
for hostname in config_cache.all_active_hosts():
host_config = config_cache.get_host_config(hostname)
if host_config.is_ipv4_host:
hosts.append((hostname, 4))
if host_config.is_ipv6_host:
hosts.append((hostname, 6))
return hosts
def automation_discovery(
*,
config_cache: config.ConfigCache,
host_config: config.HostConfig,
mode: DiscoveryMode,
service_filters: Optional[_ServiceFilters],
on_error: OnError,
use_cached_snmp_data: bool,
max_cachefile_age: cmk.core_helpers.cache.MaxAge,
) -> DiscoveryResult:
console.verbose(" Doing discovery with mode '%s'...\n" % mode)
host_name = host_config.hostname
result = DiscoveryResult()
if host_name not in config_cache.all_active_hosts():
result.error_text = ""
return result
cmk.core_helpers.cache.FileCacheFactory.use_outdated = True
cmk.core_helpers.cache.FileCacheFactory.maybe = use_cached_snmp_data
try:
# in "refresh" mode we first need to remove all previously discovered
# checks of the host, so that _get_host_services() does show us the
# new discovered check parameters.
if mode is DiscoveryMode.REFRESH:
result.self_removed += host_config.remove_autochecks(
) # this is cluster-aware!
if host_config.is_cluster:
ipaddress = None
else:
ipaddress = config.lookup_ip_address(host_config)
parsed_sections_broker, _source_results = make_broker(
config_cache=config_cache,
host_config=host_config,
ip_address=ipaddress,
mode=Mode.DISCOVERY,
selected_sections=NO_SELECTION,
file_cache_max_age=max_cachefile_age,
fetcher_messages=(),
force_snmp_cache_refresh=not use_cached_snmp_data,
on_scan_error=on_error,
)
if mode is not DiscoveryMode.REMOVE:
host_labels = analyse_host_labels(
host_config=host_config,
ipaddress=ipaddress,
parsed_sections_broker=parsed_sections_broker,
load_labels=True,
save_labels=True,
on_error=on_error,
)
result.self_new_host_labels = len(host_labels.new)
result.self_total_host_labels = len(host_labels.present)
if mode is DiscoveryMode.ONLY_HOST_LABELS:
# This is the result of a refactoring, and the following code was added
# to ensure a compatible behaviour. I don't think it is particularly
# sensible. We used to only compare service descriptions of old and new
# services, so `make_object_diff` was always comparing two identical objects
# if the mode was DiscoveryMode.ONLY_HOST_LABEL.
# We brainlessly mimic that behaviour, for now.
result.diff_text = make_object_diff(set(), set())
return result
# Compute current state of new and existing checks
services = _get_host_services(
host_config,
ipaddress,
parsed_sections_broker,
on_error=on_error,
)
old_services = services.get("old", [])
# Create new list of checks
new_services = _get_post_discovery_services(
host_name, services, service_filters
or _ServiceFilters.accept_all(), result, mode)
host_config.set_autochecks(new_services)
# If old_services == new_services, make_object_diff will return
# something along the lines of "nothing changed".
# I guess this was written before discovered host labels were invented.
result.diff_text = make_object_diff(
{x.service.description
for x in old_services},
{x.service.description
for x in new_services},
)
except MKTimeout:
raise # let general timeout through
except Exception as e:
if cmk.utils.debug.enabled():
raise
result.error_text = str(e)
result.self_total = result.self_new + result.self_kept
return result
def discover_on_host(
*,
config_cache: config.ConfigCache,
host_config: config.HostConfig,
mode: DiscoveryMode,
service_filters: Optional[_ServiceFilters],
on_error: str,
use_cached_snmp_data: bool,
max_cachefile_age: int,
) -> DiscoveryResult:
console.verbose(" Doing discovery with mode '%s'...\n" % mode)
host_name = host_config.hostname
result = DiscoveryResult()
discovery_parameters = DiscoveryParameters(
on_error=on_error,
load_labels=(mode is not DiscoveryMode.REMOVE),
save_labels=(mode is not DiscoveryMode.REMOVE),
only_host_labels=(mode is DiscoveryMode.ONLY_HOST_LABELS),
)
if host_name not in config_cache.all_active_hosts():
result.error_text = ""
return result
_set_cache_opts_of_checkers(use_cached_snmp_data=use_cached_snmp_data)
try:
# in "refresh" mode we first need to remove all previously discovered
# checks of the host, so that _get_host_services() does show us the
# new discovered check parameters.
if mode is DiscoveryMode.REFRESH:
result.self_removed += host_config.remove_autochecks() # this is cluster-aware!
if host_config.is_cluster:
ipaddress = None
else:
ipaddress = config.lookup_ip_address(host_config)
parsed_sections_broker, _source_results = make_broker(
config_cache=config_cache,
host_config=host_config,
ip_address=ipaddress,
mode=Mode.DISCOVERY,
selected_sections=NO_SELECTION,
file_cache_max_age=max_cachefile_age,
fetcher_messages=(),
force_snmp_cache_refresh=not use_cached_snmp_data,
on_scan_error=on_error,
)
# Compute current state of new and existing checks
services, host_labels = _get_host_services(
host_config,
ipaddress,
parsed_sections_broker,
discovery_parameters,
)
old_services = services.get("old", [])
# Create new list of checks
new_services = _get_post_discovery_services(host_name, services, service_filters or
_ServiceFilters.accept_all(), result, mode)
host_config.set_autochecks(new_services)
result.diff_text = make_object_diff(
_make_services_audit_log_object([x.service for x in old_services]),
_make_services_audit_log_object([x.service for x in new_services]))
except MKTimeout:
raise # let general timeout through
except Exception as e:
if cmk.utils.debug.enabled():
raise
result.error_text = str(e)
else:
if mode is not DiscoveryMode.REMOVE:
result.self_new_host_labels = len(host_labels.new)
result.self_total_host_labels = len(host_labels.present)
result.self_total = result.self_new + result.self_kept
return result
