def startElement(self, tag, attrs):
     ''' This methods creates an element based on XML tags and inserts it into the data store. '''
     ds = DataStore()
     # Create a new node based on the XML attributes.
     e = Element(tag, attrs)
     # If this is the head tag for the XML dump, initialize the data store
     if 'GANGLIA_XML' == tag:
         ds.acquireLock(self)
         self._elemStack.append(ds.getNode(
         ))  # Fetch the root node.  It has already been set into the tree.
         self._elemStackLen += 1
         cfg = getConfig()
         # We'll go ahead and update any existing GRID tag with a new one (new time) even if one already exists.
         e = Element(
             'GRID', {
                 'NAME': cfg[GmetadConfig.GRIDNAME],
                 'AUTHORITY': cfg[GmetadConfig.AUTHORITY],
                 'LOCALTIME': '%d' % time.time()
             })
         self._ancestry.append('GANGLIA_XML')
     # Insert the new node into the data store at the appropriate location
     self._elemStack.append(
         ds.setNode(e, self._elemStack[self._elemStackLen - 1]))
     # If this is a cluster or nested grid node, then keep track of the data store path to this node.
     if (len(self._ancestry) < 2
             or (len(self._ancestry) == 2 and e.id in ['GRID', 'CLUSTER'])):
         self._ancestry.append('%s:%s' % (e.id, e.getAttr('name')))
     self._elemStackLen += 1
 def startElement(self, tag, attrs):
     ''' This methods creates an element based on XML tags and inserts it into the data store. '''
     ds = DataStore()
     # Create a new node based on the XML attributes.
     e = Element(tag, attrs)
     # If this is the head tag for the XML dump, initialize the data store 
     if 'GANGLIA_XML' == tag:
         ds.acquireLock(self)
         self._elemStack.append(ds.getNode()) # Fetch the root node.  It has already been set into the tree.
         self._elemStackLen += 1
         cfg = getConfig()
         # We'll go ahead and update any existing GRID tag with a new one (new time) even if one already exists.
         e = Element('GRID', {'NAME':cfg[GmetadConfig.GRIDNAME], 'AUTHORITY':cfg[GmetadConfig.AUTHORITY], 'LOCALTIME':'%d' % time.time()})
         self._ancestry.append('GANGLIA_XML')
         
     # Insert the cpu_usage when cpu_idle is exsists
     if 'METRIC' == tag and 'cpu_idle' == e.attrs['name']:
         self.insert_cpu_usage_metric(e, ds)
     
     # Insert the mem_usage when mem_free and mem_total are exsists(mem_usage is exsist in vmware instances)
     temp_metric = self._elemStack[self._elemStackLen-1]
     if isinstance(temp_metric.children, dict) and not temp_metric.children.has_key('METRIC:mem_usage') and temp_metric.children.has_key('METRIC:mem_free') and temp_metric.children.has_key('METRIC:mem_total'):   
         self.insert_mem_usage_metric(temp_metric, ds)
     
     # Insert the new node into the data store at the appropriate location
     self._elemStack.append(ds.setNode(e, self._elemStack[self._elemStackLen-1]))
     # If this is a cluster or nested grid node, then keep track of the data store path to this node.
     if (len(self._ancestry) < 2 or (len(self._ancestry) == 2 and e.id in ['GRID', 'CLUSTER'])):
         self._ancestry.append('%s:%s'%(e.id,e.getAttr('name')))
     self._elemStackLen += 1
 def startElement(self, tag, attrs):
     ''' This methods creates an element based on XML tags and inserts it into the data store. '''
     ds = DataStore()
     # Create a new node based on the XML attributes.
     e = Element(tag, attrs)
     # If this is the head tag for the XML dump, initialize the data store 
     if 'GANGLIA_XML' == tag:
         ds.acquireLock(self)
         self._elemStack.append(ds.getNode()) # Fetch the root node.  It has already been set into the tree.
         self._elemStackLen += 1
         cfg = getConfig()
         # We'll go ahead and update any existing GRID tag with a new one (new time) even if one already exists.
         e = Element('GRID', {'NAME':cfg[GmetadConfig.GRIDNAME], 'AUTHORITY':cfg[GmetadConfig.AUTHORITY], 'LOCALTIME':'%d' % time.time()})
         self._ancestry.append('GANGLIA_XML')
     # Insert the new node into the data store at the appropriate location
     self._elemStack.append(ds.setNode(e, self._elemStack[self._elemStackLen-1]))
     # If this is a cluster node, then keep track of the data store path to this node.
     if (self._ancestry[len(self._ancestry)-1].startswith('CLUSTER') == False):
         self._ancestry.append('%s:%s'%(e.id,e.getAttr('name')))
     self._elemStackLen += 1
 def _getXmlImpl(self, element, filterList=None, queryargs=None):
     """ This method can be called recursively to traverse the data store and produce XML
         for specific nodes. It also respects the filter and query args when generating the XML."""
     # Add the XML tag
     rbuf = "<%s" % element.tag
     # If this is a grid tag, then get the local time since a time stamp was never provided by gmond.
     if "GRID" == element.id:
         element.setAttr("localtime", int(time.time()))
     # Add each attribute that is contained in the.  By pass some specific attributes.
     for k, v in element.getAttrs().items():
         rbuf += ' %s="%s"' % (k.upper(), v)
     if queryargs is not None:
         if ("GRID" == element.id or "CLUSTER" == element.id) and (filterList is None or not len(filterList)):
             try:
                 # If the filter specifies that this is a summary rather than a regular XML dump, generate the
                 #  summary XML.
                 if queryargs["filter"].lower().strip() == "summary":
                     # A summary XML dump will contain a grid summary as well as each cluster summary.  Each will
                     #  be added during recusive calls to this method.
                     if "GRID" == element.id:
                         rbuf += ">\n%s</GRID>\n" % self._getGridSummary(element, filterList, queryargs)
                         return rbuf
                     elif "CLUSTER" == element.id:
                         rbuf += ">\n%s</CLUSTER>\n" % self._getClusterSummary(element, filterList, queryargs)
                         return rbuf
             except ValueError:
                 pass
     # If there aren't any children, then no reason to continue.
     if 0 < len(element.children):
         # Close the last tag
         rbuf += ">\n"
         showAllChildren = True
         # If there was a specific filter specified, then only include the appropriate children.  Otherwise
         #  show all of the children.
         if filterList is not None and len(filterList):
             try:
                 # Get the key and call this method recusively for the child
                 key = Element.generateKey([self._pcid_map[element.id], filterList[0]])
                 rbuf += self._getXmlImpl(element.children[key], filterList[1:], queryargs)
                 showAllChildren = False
             except KeyError:
                 pass
         if showAllChildren:
             # For each child, call this method recusively.  This will produce a complete dump of all children
             for c in element.children.values():
                 rbuf += self._getXmlImpl(c, filterList, queryargs)
         rbuf += "</%s>\n" % element.tag
     else:
         rbuf += " />\n"
     return rbuf
    def run(self):
        ds = DataStore()
        while not self._shuttingDown:
            connected = False
            # Create a socket and connect to the cluster data source.
            sock = socket.socket(socket.AF_INET, socket.SOCK_STREAM)
            try:
                sock.connect(
                    self._getEndpoint(
                        self.dataSource.hosts[self.lastKnownGoodHost]))
                connected = True
            except socket.error:
                # Keep track of the last good data source within the cluster. If we can't reconnect to the
                #  same data source, try the next one in the list.
                curidx = self.lastKnownGoodHost
                while True:
                    curidx += 1
                    if curidx >= len(self.dataSource.hosts):
                        curidx = 0
                    if curidx == self.lastKnownGoodHost: break
                    try:
                        sock.connect(
                            self._getEndpoint(self.dataSource.hosts[curidx]))
                        self.lastKnownGoodHost = curidx
                        connected = True
                        break
                    except socket.error:
                        pass
            if connected:
                logging.info('Querying data source %s via host %s' %
                             (self.dataSource.name,
                              self.dataSource.hosts[self.lastKnownGoodHost]))
                xmlbuf = ''
                while True:
                    # Read all of the XML data from the data source.
                    buf = sock.recv(8192)
                    if not buf:
                        break
                    xmlbuf += buf
                sock.close()
                # Create an XML parser and parse the buffer
                gch = GmondContentHandler()
                xml.sax.parseString(xmlbuf, gch)
                # Notify the data store that all updates for the cluster are finished.
                clusterNode = ds.getNode(gch.getClusterAncestry())
                if clusterNode is not None:
                    clusterNode.setAttr('status', 'up')
            else:
                logging.error(
                    'Could not connect to any host for data source %s' %
                    self.dataSource.name)
                ds = DataStore()
                cfg = getConfig()
                gridKey = Element.generateKey(
                    ['GRID', cfg[GmetadConfig.GRIDNAME]])
                clusterKey = Element.generateKey(
                    ['CLUSTER', self.dataSource.name])
                gridNode = ds.getNode([str(ds.rootElement), gridKey])
                clusterNode = None
                if gridNode is not None and str(gridNode) == gridKey:
                    try:
                        clusterNode = gridNode[clusterKey]
                    except KeyError:
                        clusterNode = Element(
                            'CLUSTER', {
                                'NAME': self.dataSource.name,
                                'LOCALTIME': '%d' % time.time()
                            })
                        ds.setNode(clusterNode, gridNode)
                if clusterNode is not None:
                    clusterNode.setAttr('status', 'down')
                    #clusterNode.localtime = time.time()

            ds.updateFinished(clusterNode)

            if self._shuttingDown:
                break
            # Go to sleep for a while.
            self._cond.acquire()
            self._cond.wait(getRandomInterval(self.dataSource.interval))
            self._cond.release()
 def _getXmlImpl(self, element, filterList=None, queryargs=None):
     ''' This method can be called recursively to traverse the data store and produce XML
         for specific nodes. It also respects the filter and query args when generating the XML.'''
     skipTag = None
     rbuf = ''
     if element.id in ['CLUSTER', 'HOST', 'EXTRA_DATA', 'EXTRA_ELEMENT'] and self.gridDepth > 0:
         skipTag = True
     # If this is a grid tag, then get the local time since a time stamp was never provided by gmond.
     if 'GRID' == element.id:
         element.setAttr('localtime', int(time.time()))
         self.gridDepth += 1
         logging.info('Found <GRID> depth is now: %d' %self.gridDepth)
     if not skipTag:
         # Add the XML tag
         rbuf = '<%s' % element.tag
         # Add each attribute that is contained in the.  By pass some specific attributes.
         for k,v in element.getAttrs().items():
             rbuf += ' %s="%s"' % (k.upper(), v)
     if queryargs is not None or ('GRID' == element.id and self.gridDepth > 0):
         if (('GRID' == element.id or 'CLUSTER' == element.id) and (filterList is None or not len(filterList))) or ('GRID' == element.id and self.gridDepth > 0):
             try:
                 # If the filter specifies that this is a summary rather than a regular XML dump, generate the 
                 #  summary XML.
                 if (queryargs is not None and queryargs['filter'].lower().strip() == 'summary') or ('GRID' == element.id and self.gridDepth > 0):
                     # A summary XML dump will contain a grid summary as well as each cluster summary.  Each will
                     #  be added during recusive calls to this method.
                     if 'GRID' == element.id:
                         rbuf += '>\n%s</GRID>\n' % self._getGridSummary(element, filterList, queryargs)
                         self.gridDepth -= 1
                         logging.info('Found </GRID> depth is now %d' %self.gridDepth)
                         return rbuf
                     elif 'CLUSTER' == element.id:
                         if not skipTag:
                             rbuf += '>\n%s</CLUSTER>\n' % self._getClusterSummary(element, filterList, queryargs)
                         else:
                             rbuf += '%s' % self._getClusterSummary(element, filterList, queryargs)
                         return rbuf
             except ValueError:
                 pass
     # If there aren't any children, then no reason to continue.
     if 0 < len(element.children):
         if not skipTag:
             # Close the last tag
             rbuf += '>\n'
         showAllChildren = True
         # If there was a specific filter specified, then only include the appropriate children.  Otherwise
         #  show all of the children.
         if filterList is not None and len(filterList):
             try:
                 # Get the key and call this method recusively for the child
                 key = Element.generateKey([self._pcid_map[element.id], filterList[0]])
                 rbuf += self._getXmlImpl(element.children[key], filterList[1:], queryargs)
                 showAllChildren = False
             except KeyError:
                 pass
         if showAllChildren:
             # For each child, call this method recusively.  This will produce a complete dump of all children
             for c in element.children.values():
                 rbuf += self._getXmlImpl(c, filterList, queryargs)
         if 'GRID' == element.tag:
             self.gridDepth -= 1
             logging.info('Found </GRID> depth is now: %d' %self.gridDepth)
         if not skipTag:
             rbuf += '</%s>\n' % element.tag
     else:
         if not skipTag:
             rbuf += ' />\n'
     return rbuf
 def run(self):
     ds = DataStore()
     while not self._shuttingDown:
         connected = False
         # Create a socket and connect to the cluster data source.
         sock = socket.socket(socket.AF_INET, socket.SOCK_STREAM)
         try:
             sock.connect( self._getEndpoint(self.dataSource.hosts[self.lastKnownGoodHost]) )
             connected = True
         except socket.error:
             # Keep track of the last good data source within the cluster. If we can't reconnect to the
             #  same data source, try the next one in the list.
             curidx = self.lastKnownGoodHost
             while True:
                 curidx += 1
                 if curidx >= len(self.dataSource.hosts):
                     curidx = 0
                 if curidx == self.lastKnownGoodHost: break
                 try:
                     sock.connect( self._getEndpoint(self.dataSource.hosts[curidx]) )
                     self.lastKnownGoodHost = curidx
                     connected=True
                     break
                 except socket.error:
                     pass
         if connected:
             logging.info('Querying data source %s via host %s' % (self.dataSource.name, self.dataSource.hosts[self.lastKnownGoodHost]))
             xmlbuf = ''
             while True:
                 # Read all of the XML data from the data source.
                 buf = sock.recv(8192)
                 if not buf:
                     break
                 xmlbuf += buf
             sock.close()
             # Create an XML parser and parse the buffer
             gch = GmondContentHandler()
             xml.sax.parseString(xmlbuf, gch)
             # Notify the data store that all updates for the cluster are finished.
             clusterNode = ds.getNode(gch.getClusterAncestry())
             if clusterNode is not None:
                 clusterNode.setAttr('status', 'up')
         else:
             logging.error('Could not connect to any host for data source %s' % self.dataSource.name)
             ds = DataStore()
             cfg = getConfig()
             gridKey = Element.generateKey(['GRID',cfg[GmetadConfig.GRIDNAME]])
             clusterKey = Element.generateKey(['CLUSTER', self.dataSource.name])
             gridNode = ds.getNode([str(ds.rootElement), gridKey])
             clusterNode = None
             if gridNode is not None and str(gridNode) == gridKey:
                 try:
                     clusterNode = gridNode[clusterKey]
                 except KeyError:
                     clusterNode = Element('CLUSTER', {'NAME':self.dataSource.name,  'LOCALTIME':'%d' % time.time()})
                     ds.setNode(clusterNode, gridNode)
             if clusterNode is not None:
                 clusterNode.setAttr('status', 'down')
                 #clusterNode.localtime = time.time()
                 
         ds.updateFinished(clusterNode)
                 
         if self._shuttingDown:
             break
         # Go to sleep for a while.
         self._cond.acquire()
         self._cond.wait(getRandomInterval(self.dataSource.interval))
         self._cond.release()        
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 def _getXmlImpl(self, element, filterList=None, queryargs=None):
     ''' This method can be called recursively to traverse the data store and produce XML
         for specific nodes. It also respects the filter and query args when generating the XML.'''
     skipTag = None
     rbuf = ''
     if element.id in ['CLUSTER', 'HOST', 'EXTRA_DATA', 'EXTRA_ELEMENT'
                       ] and self.gridDepth > 0:
         skipTag = True
     # If this is a grid tag, then get the local time since a time stamp was never provided by gmond.
     if 'GRID' == element.id:
         element.setAttr('localtime', int(time.time()))
         self.gridDepth += 1
         logging.info('Found <GRID> depth is now: %d' % self.gridDepth)
     if not skipTag:
         # Add the XML tag
         rbuf = '<%s' % element.tag
         # Add each attribute that is contained in the.  By pass some specific attributes.
         for k, v in element.getAttrs().items():
             rbuf += ' %s="%s"' % (k.upper(), v)
     if queryargs is not None or ('GRID' == element.id
                                  and self.gridDepth > 0):
         if (('GRID' == element.id or 'CLUSTER' == element.id) and
             (filterList is None or not len(filterList))) or (
                 'GRID' == element.id and self.gridDepth > 0):
             try:
                 # If the filter specifies that this is a summary rather than a regular XML dump, generate the
                 #  summary XML.
                 if (queryargs is not None
                         and queryargs['filter'].lower().strip()
                         == 'summary') or ('GRID' == element.id
                                           and self.gridDepth > 0):
                     # A summary XML dump will contain a grid summary as well as each cluster summary.  Each will
                     #  be added during recusive calls to this method.
                     if 'GRID' == element.id:
                         rbuf += '>\n%s</GRID>\n' % self._getGridSummary(
                             element, filterList, queryargs)
                         self.gridDepth -= 1
                         logging.info('Found </GRID> depth is now %d' %
                                      self.gridDepth)
                         return rbuf
                     elif 'CLUSTER' == element.id:
                         if not skipTag:
                             rbuf += '>\n%s</CLUSTER>\n' % self._getClusterSummary(
                                 element, filterList, queryargs)
                         else:
                             rbuf += '%s' % self._getClusterSummary(
                                 element, filterList, queryargs)
                         return rbuf
             except ValueError:
                 pass
     # If there aren't any children, then no reason to continue.
     if 0 < len(element.children):
         if not skipTag:
             # Close the last tag
             rbuf += '>\n'
         showAllChildren = True
         # If there was a specific filter specified, then only include the appropriate children.  Otherwise
         #  show all of the children.
         if filterList is not None and len(filterList):
             try:
                 # Get the key and call this method recusively for the child
                 key = Element.generateKey(
                     [self._pcid_map[element.id], filterList[0]])
                 rbuf += self._getXmlImpl(element.children[key],
                                          filterList[1:], queryargs)
                 showAllChildren = False
             except KeyError:
                 pass
         if showAllChildren:
             # For each child, call this method recusively.  This will produce a complete dump of all children
             for c in element.children.values():
                 rbuf += self._getXmlImpl(c, filterList, queryargs)
         if 'GRID' == element.tag:
             self.gridDepth -= 1
             logging.info('Found </GRID> depth is now: %d' % self.gridDepth)
         if not skipTag:
             rbuf += '</%s>\n' % element.tag
     else:
         if not skipTag:
             rbuf += ' />\n'
     return rbuf