def check_parsing(self):
""" Checks that RemoteAccounts are generated correctly from input JSON"""
node = JsonCluster(
{
"nodes": [
{"ssh_config": {"host": "hostname"}}]}).alloc(Service.setup_node_spec(num_nodes=1))[0]
assert node.account.hostname == "hostname"
assert node.account.user is None
ssh_config = {
"host": "hostname",
"user": "******",
"hostname": "localhost",
"port": 22
}
node = JsonCluster({"nodes": [{"hostname": "hostname",
"user": "******",
"ssh_config": ssh_config}]}).alloc(Service.setup_node_spec(num_nodes=1))[0]
assert node.account.hostname == "hostname"
assert node.account.user == "user"
# check ssh configs
assert node.account.ssh_config.host == "hostname"
assert node.account.ssh_config.user == "user"
assert node.account.ssh_config.hostname == "localhost"
assert node.account.ssh_config.port == 22
def check_allocate_free(self):
cluster = JsonCluster(
{"nodes": [
{"ssh_config": {"host": "localhost1"}},
{"ssh_config": {"host": "localhost2"}},
{"ssh_config": {"host": "localhost3"}}]})
assert len(cluster) == 3
assert(cluster.num_available_nodes() == 3)
nodes = cluster.alloc(Service.setup_node_spec(num_nodes=1))
nodes_hostnames = self.cluster_hostnames(nodes)
assert len(cluster) == 3
assert(cluster.num_available_nodes() == 2)
nodes2 = cluster.alloc(Service.setup_node_spec(num_nodes=2))
nodes2_hostnames = self.cluster_hostnames(nodes2)
assert len(cluster) == 3
assert(cluster.num_available_nodes() == 0)
assert(nodes_hostnames.isdisjoint(nodes2_hostnames))
cluster.free(nodes)
assert(cluster.num_available_nodes() == 1)
cluster.free(nodes2)
assert(cluster.num_available_nodes() == 3)
def check_with_changing_cluster_availability(self):
"""Modify cluster usage in between calls to next() """
scheduler = TestScheduler(self.tc_list, self.cluster)
# allocate 60 nodes; only test_id 0 should be available
slots = self.cluster.alloc(Service.setup_node_spec(num_nodes=60))
assert self.cluster.num_available_nodes() == 40
t = scheduler.next()
assert t.test_id == 0
assert scheduler.peek() is None
# return 10 nodes, so 50 are available in the cluster
# next test from the scheduler should be test id 1
return_slots = slots[: 10]
keep_slots = slots[10:]
self.cluster.free(return_slots)
assert self.cluster.num_available_nodes() == 50
t = scheduler.next()
assert t.test_id == 1
assert scheduler.peek() is None
# return remaining nodes, so cluster is fully available
# next test from scheduler should be test id 2
return_slots = keep_slots
self.cluster.free(return_slots)
assert self.cluster.num_available_nodes() == len(self.cluster)
t = scheduler.next()
assert t.test_id == 2
def check_free_too_many(self):
n = 10
cluster = FiniteSubcluster(
[MockFiniteSubclusterNode() for _ in range(n)])
nodes = cluster.alloc(Service.setup_node_spec(num_nodes=n))
with pytest.raises(AssertionError):
nodes.append(object())
cluster.free(nodes)
def check_cluster_file_read(self, monkeypatch):
"""check the behavior of VagrantCluster when cluster_file is specified and the file exists.
VagrantCluster should read cluster information from cluster_file.
"""
self._set_monkeypatch_attr(monkeypatch)
# To verify that VagrantCluster reads cluster information from the cluster_file, the
# content in the file is intentionally made different from that returned by _vagrant_ssh_config().
nodes_expected = []
node1_expected = {
"externally_routable_ip": "127.0.0.3",
"ssh_config": {
"host": "worker3",
"hostname": "127.0.0.3",
"user": "******",
"port": 2222,
"password": "******",
"identityfile": "/path/to/identfile3"
}
}
nodes_expected.append(node1_expected)
node2_expected = {
"externally_routable_ip": "127.0.0.2",
"ssh_config": {
"host": "worker2",
"hostname": "127.0.0.2",
"user": "******",
"port": 2223,
"password": None,
"identityfile": "/path/to/indentfile2"
}
}
nodes_expected.append(node2_expected)
cluster_json_expected = {}
cluster_json_expected["nodes"] = nodes_expected
json.dump(cluster_json_expected, open(self.cluster_file, 'w+'),
indent=2, separators=(',', ': '), sort_keys=True)
# Load the cluster from the json file we just created
cluster = VagrantCluster(cluster_file=self.cluster_file)
assert len(cluster) == 2
assert cluster.num_available_nodes() == 2
node2, node3 = cluster.alloc(Service.setup_node_spec(num_nodes=2))
assert node3.account.hostname == "worker2"
assert node3.account.user == "vagrant"
assert node3.account.ssh_hostname == '127.0.0.2'
assert node3.account.ssh_config.to_json() == node2_expected["ssh_config"]
assert node2.account.hostname == "worker3"
assert node2.account.user == "vagrant"
assert node2.account.ssh_hostname == '127.0.0.3'
assert node2.account.ssh_config.to_json() == node1_expected["ssh_config"]
def check_allocate_free(self):
n = 10
cluster = FiniteSubcluster(
[MockFiniteSubclusterNode() for _ in range(n)])
assert len(cluster) == n
assert cluster.num_available_nodes() == n
nodes = cluster.alloc(Service.setup_node_spec(num_nodes=1))
assert len(nodes) == 1
assert len(cluster) == n
assert cluster.num_available_nodes() == n - 1
nodes2 = cluster.alloc(Service.setup_node_spec(num_nodes=2))
assert len(nodes2) == 2
assert len(cluster) == n
assert cluster.num_available_nodes() == n - 3
cluster.free(nodes)
assert cluster.num_available_nodes() == n - 2
cluster.free(nodes2)
assert cluster.num_available_nodes() == n
def check_non_empty_cluster_too_small(self):
"""Ensure that scheduler does not return tests if the cluster does not have enough available nodes. """
scheduler = TestScheduler(self.tc_list, self.cluster)
assert len(scheduler) == len(self.tc_list)
assert scheduler.peek() is not None
# alloc all cluster nodes so none are available
self.cluster.alloc(Service.setup_node_spec(num_nodes=len(self.cluster)))
assert self.cluster.num_available_nodes() == 0
# peeking etc should not yield an object
assert scheduler.peek() is None
with pytest.raises(RuntimeError):
scheduler.next()
def check_one_host_parsing(self, monkeypatch):
"""check the behavior of VagrantCluster when cluster_file is not specified. VagrantCluster should read
cluster information from _vagrant_ssh_config().
"""
self._set_monkeypatch_attr(monkeypatch)
cluster = VagrantCluster()
assert len(cluster) == 2
assert cluster.num_available_nodes() == 2
node1, node2 = cluster.alloc(Service.setup_node_spec(num_nodes=2))
assert node1.account.hostname == "worker1"
assert node1.account.user == "vagrant"
assert node1.account.ssh_hostname == '127.0.0.1'
assert node2.account.hostname == "worker2"
assert node2.account.user == "vagrant"
assert node2.account.ssh_hostname == '127.0.0.2'
def _preallocate_subcluster(self, test_context):
"""Preallocate the subcluster which will be used to run the test.
Side effect: store association between the test_id and the preallocated subcluster.
:param test_context
:return None
"""
test_cluster_compare = self.cluster.test_capacity_comparison(
test_context)
assert test_cluster_compare >= 0
if test_cluster_compare == 0 and self.max_parallel > 1:
self._log(
logging.WARNING,
"Test %s is using entire cluster. It's possible this test has no associated cluster metadata."
% test_context.test_id)
self._test_cluster[TestKey(test_context.test_id, self.test_counter)] = \
FiniteSubcluster(self.cluster.alloc(Service.setup_node_spec(node_spec=test_context.expected_node_spec)))
def check_request_free(self):
available = self.cluster.num_available_nodes()
initial_size = len(self.cluster)
# Should be able to allocate arbitrarily many nodes
slots = self.cluster.alloc(Service.setup_node_spec(num_nodes=100))
assert (len(slots) == 100)
for i, slot in enumerate(slots):
assert slot.account.hostname == 'localhost%d' % i
assert slot.account.ssh_hostname == 'localhost'
assert slot.account.ssh_config.hostname == 'localhost'
assert slot.account.ssh_config.port == 22
assert slot.account.user is None
assert (self.cluster.num_available_nodes() == (available - 100))
assert len(self.cluster) == initial_size # This shouldn't change
self.cluster.free(slots)
assert (self.cluster.num_available_nodes() == available)
def _handle_finished(self, event):
test_key = TestKey(event["test_id"], event["test_index"])
self.receiver.send(self.event_response.finished(event))
result = event['result']
if result.test_status == FAIL and self.exit_first:
self.stop_testing = True
# Transition this test from running to finished
del self.active_tests[test_key]
self.finished_tests[test_key] = event
self.results.append(result)
# Free nodes used by the test
subcluster = self._test_cluster[test_key]
test_context = self._test_context[event["test_id"]]
self.cluster.free(
subcluster.alloc(
Service.setup_node_spec(
node_spec=test_context.expected_node_spec)))
del self._test_cluster[test_key]
# Join on the finished test process
self._client_procs[test_key].join()
# Report partial result summaries - it is helpful to have partial test reports available if the
# ducktape process is killed with a SIGKILL partway through
test_results = copy.copy(self.results) # shallow copy
reporters = [
SimpleFileSummaryReporter(test_results),
HTMLSummaryReporter(test_results),
JSONReporter(test_results)
]
for r in reporters:
r.report()
if self._should_print_separator:
terminal_width, y = get_terminal_size()
self._log(logging.INFO, "~" * int(2 * terminal_width / 3))
def check_alloc_too_many(self):
n = 10
cluster = FiniteSubcluster(
[MockFiniteSubclusterNode() for _ in range(n)])
with pytest.raises(AssertionError):
cluster.alloc(Service.setup_node_spec(num_nodes=(n + 1)))
def check_exhausts_supply(self):
cluster = JsonCluster(self.single_node_cluster_json)
with pytest.raises(RuntimeError):
cluster.alloc(Service.setup_node_spec(num_nodes=2))
