Exemple #1
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class NgasConnection():
    '''
        A simple API for NGAS
    '''
    def __init__( self ):
        self.dbName  = "ngas"
        self.dbcon = DbConnection( baseUrl )

    def __readBinaryFileIntoString( self, filename ):
        with open(filename, mode='rb') as file: # b is important -> binary
            fileContent = file.read()
        s = base64.b64encode(fileContent).decode()
        return s

    def __writeStringAsBinaryFile( self, s, filename ):
        b = base64.b64decode( s )
        with open( filename, mode='wb' ) as file:
            file.write( b )

    def put( self, pathname ):
        s = self.__readBinaryFileIntoString( pathname )
        basename = os.path.basename( pathname )
        file = {}
        # file['filename'] = basename
        file['encodedContents'] = s
        file['writeTimestamp'] = dbdrwutils.nowISO()
        # print( ">>> attempting save(): dbName: %s, basename: %s, file: %s" % (self.dbName, basename, file) )
        retcode,msg = self.dbcon.save( self.dbName, basename, file )
        # print( ">>> ngas retcode:", retcode, "msg:", msg )
        return 0 if (retcode==201) else retcode

    def check( self, id ):
        "Return true if we have a file with the given ID, false otherwise"
        retcode,files = self.dbcon.findOne( self.dbName, id )
        if retcode != 200:
            raise RuntimeError( "NGAS: error %d: %s" % ( retcode,files ))
        return True if ( len(files) > 0 ) else False
    if retcode != 200:
        raise RuntimeError("find: %s: error %d: %s" % (dbName, retcode, OUSs))

    # For each OUS status entity we found, see if all data was actually replicated here
    if len(ousStatuses) > 0:
        startTime = time.time()  # Reset startTime for incremental waiting
        ousStatuses = sorted(ousStatuses, key=compareByTimestamp)
        for ous in ousStatuses:
            ousUID = ous['entityId']
            # ts = ous['timestamp']
            # print( ">>> found", ousUID, ts )

            # Retrieve the list of products from the delivery status
            encodedUID = dbdrwutils.encode(ousUID)
            dbName = 'delivery-status'
            retcode, delStatus = dbcon.findOne(dbName, encodedUID)
            if retcode != 200:
                raise RuntimeError("find: %s: error %d: %s" %
                                   (dbName, retcode, delStatus))

            # See if all those data products were replicated here
            dataProducts = delStatus['dataProducts']
            allReplicated = True
            for dataProduct in dataProducts:
                # print( ">>> found", dataProduct )
                if (not ngas.check(dataProduct)):
                    allReplicated = False
                    break

            # YES, all those data products were replicated -- this OUS can
            #      be delivered
Exemple #3
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class XTSS():
    def __init__(self):
        self._baseUrl = "http://localhost:5984" # CouchDB
        self._dbcon = DbConnection(self._baseUrl)
        self._dbName = "status-entities"
        self._broker = RabbitMqMessageBroker()
        self._subscriber = Subscriber(self._broker, 'xtss.transitions', 'xtss')

    def start(self):
        executor = Executor('localhost', 'msgq', 'xtss', self.xtss)
        print(" [x] Awaiting RPC requests to 'xtss'")
        executor.run()

    def __nowISO(self):
        return datetime.datetime.utcnow().isoformat()[:-3]

    def findOUSStatus(self, ousUID):
        "Find an OUSStatus with the given ID, raise an error if none are found"

        retcode,ousStatus = self._dbcon.findOne(self._dbName, ousUID)
        if retcode == 404:
            raise RuntimeError("OUS not found: %s" % ousUID)
        return ousStatus

    def setField(self, ousUID, fieldName, fieldValue):
        "Set the value of a field of an OUSStatus, update its timestamp"
        ousStatus = self.findOUSStatus(ousUID)
        ousStatus[fieldName] = fieldValue
        ousStatus['timestamp'] = self.__nowISO()
        retcode,msg = self._dbcon.save(self._dbName, ousUID, ousStatus)
        return retcode

    def setState(self, ousUID, state):
        "Set the state of an OUSStatus"
        return self.setField ousUID, 'state', state)

    def setSubstate(self, ousUID, substate):
        "Set the substate of an OUSStatus"
        return self.setField(ousUID, 'substate', substate)

    def setExecutive(self, ousUID, executive):
        "Set the Executive of an OUSStatus"
        return self.setFlag(self, ousUID, 'PL_PROCESSING_EXECUTIVE', executive)

    def clearExecutive(self, ousUID):
        "Clear the Executive of an OUSStatus"
        return self.clearFlag ousUID, 'PL_PROCESSING_EXECUTIVE')

    def setFlag(self, ousUID, name, value):
        "Set an OUSStatus flag"
        ousStatus = self.findOUSStatus ousUID)
        if 'flags' in ousStatus:
            flags = ousStatus['flags']
        else:
            flags = {}
        flags[name] = value
        return self.setField(ousUID, 'flags', flags)

    def clearFlag(self, ousUID, name):
        "Clear an OUSStatus flag"
        ousStatus = self.findOUSStatus(ousUID)
        if 'flags' in ousStatus:
            flags = ousStatus['flags']
        else:
            flags = {}
        if name in flags:
            del flags[name]
        return self.setField(ousUID, 'flags', flags)

    def findByStateSubstate(self, state, substate):
        """
        	Returns a return code and, if all was well and the code is 200, 
        all OUSs with the given state and substate; note substate is
        interpreted as a regexp
        """
        selector = {
           "selector": {
                "state": state,
                "substate": { "$regex": substate }
Exemple #4
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class MqConnection():
    """
		Implements a RabbitMQ-like message queue.
		Implementation is based on CouchDB

		Constructor args:
		host:     	where the queue server is running
		queueName:	name of queue to communicate on
	"""
    try:
        # This may or may not work -- it's some third party service I found somwewhere
        # It will fail if queried too often, like more than once per second
        myIP = urllib.request.urlopen('http://api.infoip.io/ip').read().decode(
            'utf8')
    except Exception:
        myIP = "0.0.0.0"

    def __init__(self, host, queueName, listenTo=None, sendTo=None):

        self.host = host
        self.queueName = queueName
        self.listenTo = None
        self.sendTo = None

        if listenTo != None:
            self.listenTo = listenTo
        if sendTo != None:
            self.sendTo = sendTo

        self.dbcon = DbConnection(baseUrl)
        # print( " [x] Created queue %s on %s" % ( self.queueName, self.host ))

    def send(self, messageBody, selector=None, addMsgbackID=False):
        '''
			Send a message to some other filter listening on the queue for the selector
		'''
        if selector == None:
            selector = self.sendTo
        if selector == None:
            raise RuntimeError("No selectors to send to")

        now = nowISO()

        # Are we breadcasting to a group?
        if not selector.endswith('.*'):
            # NO, just to a single receiver
            return self._send(now, selector, addMsgbackID, messageBody)
        else:
            # YES, let's retrieve the group and send to all its participants
            # TODO: cache group definition somewhere instead of querying
            #       the database every time
            retcode, group = self.dbcon.findOne(self.queueName, selector)
            if retcode == 404:
                raise RuntimeError("Group not found: %" % selector)
            messages = []
            for member in group['members']:
                m = self._send(now, member, addMsgbackID, messageBody)
                messages.append(m)
            return messages

    def _send(self, now, selector, addMsgbackID, messageBody):
        message = {}
        msgbackID = str(uuid.uuid4()).replace("-", "")
        message['creationTimestamp'] = now
        message['originIP'] = MqConnection.myIP
        message['selector'] = selector
        message['consumed'] = False
        if addMsgbackID:
            message['msgbackID'] = msgbackID
        message['body'] = messageBody
        messageID = now + "-" + msgbackID
        retcode, msg = self.dbcon.save(self.queueName, messageID, message)
        if retcode != 201:
            raise RuntimeError("Msg send failed: DB error: %s: %s" %
                               (retcode, msg))
        return message

    def getNext(self,
                selector,
                consume=True,
                fullMessage=False,
                condition=None):
        """
			Listen on the queue for for new messages, return the oldest we find.
			Args:
			selector: defines what messages to listen to
			consume:  if True, the message will be marked as consumed and no other
			          listener will receive  (default is True)
          	fullMessage: if True, the message's metadata will be passed in as well and
          	             the actual message will be in the 'body' field (default False)
			condition: boolean function to be invoked before starting to listen, will cause the
			           thread to sleep if the condition is false
		"""

        messages = []
        callTime = time.time()
        # print( ">>> callTime: " + str(callTime) )
        selector = {
            "selector": {
                "$and": [{
                    "selector": {
                        "$regex": selector
                    }
                }, {
                    "consumed": False
                }]
            }
            #,
            # "sort": [{"creationTimestamp":"desc"}]
            #
            # We should let the server sort the results but that
            # requires an index to be created and I don't care about
            # that right now -- amchavan, 13-Jul-2018
            #
            # TODO: revisit this if needed
        }

        # See if we can even start listening: if we have a conditional expression
        # and it evaluates to False we need to wait a bit
        while (condition and (condition() == False)):
            time.sleep(dbdrwutils.incrementalSleep(callTime))

        while True:
            retcode, messages = self.dbcon.find(self.queueName, selector)
            # print( ">>> selector:", selector, "found:", len(messages))
            if retcode == 200:
                if len(messages) != 0:
                    break
                else:
                    time.sleep(dbdrwutils.incrementalSleep(callTime))
            else:
                raise RuntimeError("Msg read failed: DB error: %s: %s" %
                                   (retcode, messages))

        # print( ">>> found: ", messages )
        # print( ">>> found: ", len( messages ))
        messages.sort(key=lambda x: x['creationTimestamp'])  # Oldest first
        ret = messages[0]
        if consume:
            ret['consumed'] = True
            self.dbcon.save(self.queueName, ret["_id"], ret)

        # print( ">>> found: ", ret )
        if fullMessage:
            return ret
        return ret['body']

    def listen(self,
               callback,
               selector=None,
               consume=True,
               fullMessage=False,
               condition=None):
        """
			Listen on the queueName for messages matching the selector and process them.
			Args:
			callback: function to process the message with
			selector: defines what messages to listen to
			consume:  UNUSED: if True, the message will be marked as consumed and no other
			          listener will receive  (default is True)
          	fullMessage: UNUSED: if True, the message's metadata will be passed in as well and
          	             the actual message will be in the 'body' field (default False)
			condition: boolean function to be invoked before starting to listen, will cause the
			           thread to sleep if the condition is false
		"""

        if selector == None:
            selector = self.listenTo
        if selector == None:
            raise RuntimeError("No selectors to listen to")

        while True:
            # print( ">>> waiting for message on queue '%s' matching selector '%s' ..." % (self.queueName, selector))
            message = self.getNext(selector,
                                   consume,
                                   fullMessage=fullMessage,
                                   condition=condition)
            # print( ">>> got", message )
            callback(message)

    def joinGroup(self, groupName, listener=None):
        """
			Join a group as a listener. Messages sent to the group will be
			passed on to this instance as well. 

			Group names must end with '.*'

			Arg listener defaults to the value of the listenTo
			constructor arg.
		"""
        if groupName == None:
            raise RuntimeError("No group name to join")
        if not groupName.endswith(".*"):
            raise RuntimeError("Group names must end with .*")

        if listener == None:
            listener = self.listenTo
        if listener == None:
            raise RuntimeError("No listener to join as")

        # We want to join the group groupName as listener
        # First let's see if that group exists, otherwise we'll create it
        retcode, group = self.dbcon.findOne(self.queueName, groupName)
        if retcode == 404:
            print(">>> not found: group=%s" % groupName)
            group = {}
            # group['groupName'] = groupName
            group['members'] = [listener]
            self.dbcon.save(self.queueName, groupName, group)
            print(">>> created: group=%s" % groupName)
            return

        # Found a group with that name: if needed, add ourselves to it
        print(">>> found: group=%s" % group)
        members = group['members']
        if not listener in members:
            group['members'].append(listener)
            self.dbcon.save(self.queueName, groupName, group)
            print(">>> added ourselves as members: group=%s" % group)
        else:
            print(">>> already in members list: listener=%s" % listener)
Exemple #5
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##      ./launcher.py 2015.1.00657.S uid://X1/X1/Xb2

parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(
    description='Starter component, creates status entities')
parser.add_argument(dest="progID", help="ID of the project containing the OUS")
parser.add_argument(dest="ousUID",
                    help="ID of the OUS that should be processed")
args = parser.parse_args()
ousUID = args.ousUID
progID = args.progID

dbName = "status-entities"
baseUrl = "http://localhost:5984"  # CouchDB
dbcon = DbConnection(baseUrl)

# If we have one already, delete it
retcode, ous = dbcon.findOne(dbName, ousUID)
if retcode == 200:
    dbcon.delete(dbName, ousUID, ous["_rev"])

# Prepare a new record and write it
ous = {}
ous['entityId'] = ousUID
ous['progID'] = progID
ous['state'] = "ReadyForProcessing"
ous['substate'] = None
ous['flags'] = {}
ous['timestamp'] = dbdrwutils.nowISO()
r, t = dbcon.save(dbName, ousUID, ous)
print(">>> retcode:", r)