def test_status_pending_hypervisor_async_result(self):
# This test's that when we have an async result from the server,
# we poll for the status on the interval until we get completed result
# Setup the test data
config1, d1 = self.create_fake_config('source1', **self.default_config_args)
config2, d2 = self.create_fake_config('source2', **self.default_config_args)
virt1 = Mock()
virt1.CONFIG_TYPE = 'esx'
virt2 = Mock()
virt2.CONFIG_TYPE = 'esx'
guest1 = Guest('GUUID1', virt1.CONFIG_TYPE, Guest.STATE_RUNNING)
guest2 = Guest('GUUID2', virt2.CONFIG_TYPE, Guest.STATE_RUNNING)
assoc1 = {'hypervisors': [Hypervisor('hypervisor_id_1', [guest1])]}
assoc2 = {'hypervisors': [Hypervisor('hypervisor_id_2', [guest2])]}
report1 = HostGuestAssociationReport(config1, assoc1)
report2 = HostGuestAssociationReport(config2, assoc2)
report1.job_id = 'job1'
report2.job_id = 'job2'
data_to_send = {'source1': report1,
'source2': report2}
source_keys = ['source1', 'source2']
batch_report1 = Mock() # The "report" to check status
batch_report1.state = AbstractVirtReport.STATE_CREATED
datastore = {'source1': report1, 'source2': report2}
manager = Mock()
items = [AbstractVirtReport.STATE_PROCESSING, AbstractVirtReport.STATE_PROCESSING,
AbstractVirtReport.STATE_PROCESSING, AbstractVirtReport.STATE_FINISHED,
AbstractVirtReport.STATE_FINISHED]
manager.check_report_state = Mock(side_effect=self.check_report_state_closure(items))
logger = Mock()
config, d = self.create_fake_config('test', **self.default_config_args)
terminate_event = Mock()
interval = 10 # Arbitrary for this test
options = Mock()
options.print_ = False
destination_thread = DestinationThread(logger, config,
source_keys=source_keys,
source=datastore,
dest=manager,
interval=interval,
terminate_event=terminate_event,
oneshot=False, options=self.options)
# In this test we want to see that the wait method is called when we
# expect and with what parameters we expect
destination_thread.wait = Mock()
destination_thread.is_terminated = Mock(return_value=False)
destination_thread.submitted_report_and_hash_for_source ={'source1':(report1, 'hash1'),'source2':(report2, 'hash2')}
reports = destination_thread._get_data_common(source_keys)
self.assertEqual(0, len(reports))
reports = destination_thread._get_data_common(source_keys)
self.assertEqual(1, len(reports))
reports = destination_thread._get_data_common(source_keys)
self.assertEqual(2, len(reports))
def test_send_data_poll_hypervisor_async_result(self):
# This test's that when we have an async result from the server,
# we poll for the result
# Setup the test data
config1, d1 = self.create_fake_config('source1', **self.default_config_args)
config2, d2 = self.create_fake_config('source2', **self.default_config_args)
virt1 = Mock()
virt1.CONFIG_TYPE = 'esx'
virt2 = Mock()
virt2.CONFIG_TYPE = 'esx'
guest1 = Guest('GUUID1', virt1.CONFIG_TYPE, Guest.STATE_RUNNING)
guest2 = Guest('GUUID2', virt2.CONFIG_TYPE, Guest.STATE_RUNNING)
assoc1 = {'hypervisors': [Hypervisor('hypervisor_id_1', [guest1])]}
assoc2 = {'hypervisors': [Hypervisor('hypervisor_id_2', [guest2])]}
report1 = HostGuestAssociationReport(config1, assoc1)
report2 = HostGuestAssociationReport(config2, assoc2)
data_to_send = {'source1': report1,
'source2': report2}
source_keys = ['source1', 'source2']
batch_report1 = Mock() # The "report" to check status
batch_report1.state = AbstractVirtReport.STATE_CREATED
datastore = {'source1': report1, 'source2': report2}
manager = Mock()
items = [ManagerThrottleError(), ManagerThrottleError(), ManagerThrottleError(), AbstractVirtReport.STATE_FINISHED]
manager.check_report_state = Mock(side_effect=self.check_report_state_closure(items))
logger = Mock()
config, d = self.create_fake_config('test', **self.default_config_args)
terminate_event = Mock()
interval = 10 # Arbitrary for this test
options = Mock()
options.print_ = False
destination_thread = DestinationThread(logger, config,
source_keys=source_keys,
source=datastore,
dest=manager,
interval=interval,
terminate_event=terminate_event,
oneshot=False, options=self.options)
# In this test we want to see that the wait method is called when we
# expect and with what parameters we expect
destination_thread.wait = Mock()
destination_thread.is_terminated = Mock(return_value=False)
destination_thread.check_report_status(batch_report1)
# There should be three waits, one after the job is submitted with duration of
# MinimumJobPollingInterval. The second and third with duration MinimumJobPollInterval * 2
# (and all subsequent calls as demonstrated by the third wait)
destination_thread.wait.assert_has_calls([
call(wait_time=MinimumJobPollInterval),
call(wait_time=MinimumJobPollInterval * 2),
call(wait_time=MinimumJobPollInterval * 2)])
def test_send_data_poll_async_429(self):
# This test's that when a 429 is detected during async polling
# we wait for the amount of time specified
source_keys = ['source1', 'source2']
config1, d1 = self.create_fake_config('source1',
**self.default_config_args)
config2, d2 = self.create_fake_config('source2',
**self.default_config_args)
virt1 = Mock()
virt1.CONFIG_TYPE = 'esx'
virt2 = Mock()
virt2.CONFIG_TYPE = 'esx'
guest1 = Guest('GUUID1', virt1.CONFIG_TYPE, Guest.STATE_RUNNING)
guest2 = Guest('GUUID2', virt2.CONFIG_TYPE, Guest.STATE_RUNNING)
assoc1 = {'hypervisors': [Hypervisor('hypervisor_id_1', [guest1])]}
assoc2 = {'hypervisors': [Hypervisor('hypervisor_id_2', [guest2])]}
report1 = HostGuestAssociationReport(config1, assoc1)
report2 = HostGuestAssociationReport(config2, assoc2)
datastore = {'source1': report1, 'source2': report2}
data_to_send = {'source1': report1, 'source2': report2}
config, d = self.create_fake_config('test', **self.default_config_args)
error_to_throw = ManagerThrottleError(retry_after=62)
manager = Mock()
manager.hypervisorCheckIn = Mock(side_effect=[error_to_throw, report1])
expected_wait_calls = [call(wait_time=error_to_throw.retry_after)]
logger = Mock()
terminate_event = Mock()
interval = 10 # Arbitrary for this test
options = Mock()
options.print_ = False
destination_thread = DestinationThread(logger,
config,
source_keys=source_keys,
source=datastore,
dest=manager,
interval=interval,
terminate_event=terminate_event,
oneshot=False,
options=self.options)
destination_thread.wait = Mock()
destination_thread.is_terminated = Mock(return_value=False)
destination_thread.record_status = Mock()
destination_thread._send_data(data_to_send)
destination_thread.wait.assert_has_calls(expected_wait_calls)
def test_send_data_429_during_send_virt_guests(self):
# Show that when a 429 is encountered during the sending of a
# DomainListReport that we retry after waiting the appropriate
# amount of time
source_keys = ['source1']
config1 = Config('source1', 'esx')
virt1 = Mock()
virt1.CONFIG_TYPE = 'esx'
guest1 = Guest('GUUID1', virt1, Guest.STATE_RUNNING)
report1 = DomainListReport(config1, [guest1],
hypervisor_id='hypervisor_id_1')
datastore = {'source1': report1}
data_to_send = {'source1': report1}
config = Mock()
config.polling_interval = 10
logger = Mock()
error_to_throw = ManagerThrottleError(retry_after=21)
manager = Mock()
manager.sendVirtGuests = Mock(side_effect=[error_to_throw, report1])
terminate_event = Mock()
interval = 10
options = Mock()
options.print_ = False
destination_thread = DestinationThread(logger,
config,
source_keys=source_keys,
source=datastore,
dest=manager,
interval=interval,
terminate_event=terminate_event,
oneshot=True,
options=options)
destination_thread.wait = Mock()
destination_thread._send_data(data_to_send)
manager.sendVirtGuests.assert_has_calls([
call(report1, options=destination_thread.options),
call(report1, options=destination_thread.options)
])
destination_thread.wait.assert_has_calls(
[call(wait_time=error_to_throw.retry_after)])
def test_send_data_poll_async_429(self):
# This test's that when a 429 is detected during async polling
# we wait for the amount of time specified
source_keys = ['source1', 'source2']
config1, d1 = self.create_fake_config('source1', **self.default_config_args)
config2, d2 = self.create_fake_config('source2', **self.default_config_args)
virt1 = Mock()
virt1.CONFIG_TYPE = 'esx'
virt2 = Mock()
virt2.CONFIG_TYPE = 'esx'
guest1 = Guest('GUUID1', virt1.CONFIG_TYPE, Guest.STATE_RUNNING)
guest2 = Guest('GUUID2', virt2.CONFIG_TYPE, Guest.STATE_RUNNING)
assoc1 = {'hypervisors': [Hypervisor('hypervisor_id_1', [guest1])]}
assoc2 = {'hypervisors': [Hypervisor('hypervisor_id_2', [guest2])]}
report1 = HostGuestAssociationReport(config1, assoc1)
report2 = HostGuestAssociationReport(config2, assoc2)
datastore = {'source1': report1, 'source2': report2}
data_to_send = {'source1': report1,
'source2': report2}
config, d = self.create_fake_config('test', **self.default_config_args)
error_to_throw = ManagerThrottleError(retry_after=62)
manager = Mock()
manager.hypervisorCheckIn = Mock(side_effect=[error_to_throw, report1])
expected_wait_calls = [call(wait_time=error_to_throw.retry_after)]
logger = Mock()
terminate_event = Mock()
interval = 10 # Arbitrary for this test
options = Mock()
options.print_ = False
destination_thread = DestinationThread(logger, config,
source_keys=source_keys,
source=datastore,
dest=manager,
interval=interval,
terminate_event=terminate_event,
oneshot=False, options=self.options)
destination_thread.wait = Mock()
destination_thread.is_terminated = Mock(return_value=False)
destination_thread._send_data(data_to_send)
destination_thread.wait.assert_has_calls(expected_wait_calls)
def test_send_data_429_during_send_virt_guests(self):
# Show that when a 429 is encountered during the sending of a
# DomainListReport that we retry after waiting the appropriate
# amount of time
config, d = self.create_fake_config('test', **self.default_config_args)
source_keys = ['source1']
virt1 = Mock()
virt1.CONFIG_TYPE = 'esx'
guest1 = Guest('GUUID1', virt1.CONFIG_TYPE, Guest.STATE_RUNNING)
report1 = DomainListReport(config, [guest1],
hypervisor_id='hypervisor_id_1')
datastore = {'source1': report1}
data_to_send = {'source1': report1}
logger = Mock()
error_to_throw = ManagerThrottleError(retry_after=62)
manager = Mock()
manager.sendVirtGuests = Mock(side_effect=[error_to_throw, report1])
terminate_event = Mock()
interval = 10
options = Mock()
options.print_ = False
destination_thread = DestinationThread(logger,
config,
source_keys=source_keys,
source=datastore,
dest=manager,
interval=interval,
terminate_event=terminate_event,
oneshot=False,
options=self.options)
destination_thread.wait = Mock()
destination_thread.record_status = Mock()
destination_thread.is_terminated = Mock(return_value=False)
destination_thread._send_data(data_to_send)
manager.sendVirtGuests.assert_has_calls(
[call(report1, options=destination_thread.options)])
destination_thread.wait.assert_has_calls(
[call(wait_time=error_to_throw.retry_after)])
def test_send_data_429_during_send_virt_guests(self):
# Show that when a 429 is encountered during the sending of a
# DomainListReport that we retry after waiting the appropriate
# amount of time
config, d = self.create_fake_config('test', **self.default_config_args)
source_keys = ['source1']
virt1 = Mock()
virt1.CONFIG_TYPE = 'esx'
guest1 = Guest('GUUID1', virt1.CONFIG_TYPE, Guest.STATE_RUNNING)
report1 = DomainListReport(config, [guest1],
hypervisor_id='hypervisor_id_1')
datastore = {'source1': report1}
data_to_send = {'source1': report1}
logger = Mock()
error_to_throw = ManagerThrottleError(retry_after=62)
manager = Mock()
manager.sendVirtGuests = Mock(side_effect=[error_to_throw, report1])
terminate_event = Mock()
interval = 10
options = Mock()
options.print_ = False
destination_thread = DestinationThread(logger, config,
source_keys=source_keys,
source=datastore,
dest=manager,
interval=interval,
terminate_event=terminate_event,
oneshot=False, options=self.options)
destination_thread.wait = Mock()
destination_thread.is_terminated = Mock(return_value=False)
destination_thread._send_data(data_to_send)
manager.sendVirtGuests.assert_has_calls([call(report1,
options=destination_thread.options)])
destination_thread.wait.assert_has_calls([call(
wait_time=error_to_throw.retry_after)])
def test_send_data_domain_list_reports(self):
# Show that DomainListReports are sent using the sendVirtGuests
# method of the destination
source_keys = ['source1']
config1, d1 = self.create_fake_config('source1',
**self.default_config_args)
virt1 = Mock()
virt1.CONFIG_TYPE = 'esx'
guest1 = Guest('GUUID1', virt1.CONFIG_TYPE, Guest.STATE_RUNNING)
report1 = DomainListReport(config1, [guest1],
hypervisor_id='hypervisor_id_1')
datastore = {'source1': report1}
data_to_send = {'source1': report1}
config, d = self.create_fake_config('test', **self.default_config_args)
logger = Mock()
manager = Mock()
terminate_event = Mock()
interval = 10
options = Mock()
options.print_ = False
destination_thread = DestinationThread(logger,
config,
source_keys=source_keys,
source=datastore,
dest=manager,
interval=interval,
terminate_event=terminate_event,
oneshot=True,
options=self.options)
destination_thread.wait = Mock()
destination_thread.is_terminated = Mock(return_value=False)
destination_thread.record_status = Mock()
destination_thread._send_data(data_to_send)
manager.sendVirtGuests.assert_has_calls(
[call(report1, options=destination_thread.options)])
def test_send_data_domain_list_reports(self):
# Show that DomainListReports are sent using the sendVirtGuests
# method of the destination
source_keys = ['source1']
config1 = Config('source1', 'esx')
virt1 = Mock()
virt1.CONFIG_TYPE = 'esx'
guest1 = Guest('GUUID1', virt1, Guest.STATE_RUNNING)
report1 = DomainListReport(config1, [guest1],
hypervisor_id='hypervisor_id_1')
datastore = {'source1': report1}
data_to_send = {'source1': report1}
config = Mock()
config.polling_interval = 10
logger = Mock()
manager = Mock()
terminate_event = Mock()
interval = 10
options = Mock()
options.print_ = False
destination_thread = DestinationThread(logger,
config,
source_keys=source_keys,
source=datastore,
dest=manager,
interval=interval,
terminate_event=terminate_event,
oneshot=True,
options=options)
destination_thread.wait = Mock()
destination_thread._send_data(data_to_send)
manager.sendVirtGuests.assert_has_calls(
[call(report1, options=destination_thread.options)])
def test_send_data_domain_list_reports(self):
# Show that DomainListReports are sent using the sendVirtGuests
# method of the destination
source_keys = ['source1']
config1, d1 = self.create_fake_config('source1', **self.default_config_args)
virt1 = Mock()
virt1.CONFIG_TYPE = 'esx'
guest1 = Guest('GUUID1', virt1.CONFIG_TYPE, Guest.STATE_RUNNING)
report1 = DomainListReport(config1, [guest1],
hypervisor_id='hypervisor_id_1')
datastore = {'source1': report1}
data_to_send = {'source1': report1}
config, d = self.create_fake_config('test', **self.default_config_args)
logger = Mock()
manager = Mock()
terminate_event = Mock()
interval = 10
options = Mock()
options.print_ = False
destination_thread = DestinationThread(logger, config,
source_keys=source_keys,
source=datastore,
dest=manager,
interval=interval,
terminate_event=terminate_event,
oneshot=True, options=self.options)
destination_thread.wait = Mock()
destination_thread.is_terminated = Mock(return_value=False)
destination_thread._send_data(data_to_send)
manager.sendVirtGuests.assert_has_calls([call(report1,
options=destination_thread.options)])
def test_send_data_poll_async_429(self):
# This test's that when a 429 is detected during async polling
# we wait for the amount of time specified
source_keys = ['source1', 'source2']
config1 = Config('source1', 'esx')
config2 = Config('source2', 'esx')
virt1 = Mock()
virt1.CONFIG_TYPE = 'esx'
virt2 = Mock()
virt2.CONFIG_TYPE = 'esx'
guest1 = Guest('GUUID1', virt1, Guest.STATE_RUNNING)
guest2 = Guest('GUUID2', virt2, Guest.STATE_RUNNING)
assoc1 = {'hypervisors': [Hypervisor('hypervisor_id_1', [guest1])]}
assoc2 = {'hypervisors': [Hypervisor('hypervisor_id_2', [guest2])]}
report1 = HostGuestAssociationReport(config1, assoc1)
report2 = HostGuestAssociationReport(config2, assoc2)
datastore = {'source1': report1, 'source2': report2}
data_to_send = {'source1': report1, 'source2': report2}
config = Mock()
config.polling_interval = 10
error_to_throw = ManagerThrottleError(retry_after=20)
manager = Mock()
manager.hypervisorCheckIn.return_value = report1
# A closure to allow us to have a function that "modifies" the given
# report in a predictable way.
# In this case I want to set the state of the report to STATE_FINISHED
# after the first try
def check_report_state_closure(items):
item_iterator = iter(items)
def mock_check_report_state(report):
item = next(item_iterator)
if isinstance(item, Exception):
raise item
report.state = item
return report
return mock_check_report_state
states = [error_to_throw, AbstractVirtReport.STATE_FINISHED]
expected_wait_calls = [call(wait_time=error_to_throw.retry_after)]
check_report_mock = check_report_state_closure(states)
manager.check_report_state = Mock(side_effect=check_report_mock)
logger = Mock()
terminate_event = Mock()
interval = 10 # Arbitrary for this test
options = Mock()
options.print_ = False
destination_thread = DestinationThread(logger,
config,
source_keys=source_keys,
source=datastore,
dest=manager,
interval=interval,
terminate_event=terminate_event,
oneshot=True,
options=options)
destination_thread.wait = Mock()
destination_thread._send_data(data_to_send)
destination_thread.wait.assert_has_calls(expected_wait_calls)
def test_send_data_poll_hypervisor_async_result(self):
# This test's that when we have an async result from the server,
# we poll for the result
# Setup the test data
config1 = Config('source1', 'esx')
config2 = Config('source2', 'esx')
virt1 = Mock()
virt1.CONFIG_TYPE = 'esx'
virt2 = Mock()
virt2.CONFIG_TYPE = 'esx'
guest1 = Guest('GUUID1', virt1, Guest.STATE_RUNNING)
guest2 = Guest('GUUID2', virt2, Guest.STATE_RUNNING)
assoc1 = {'hypervisors': [Hypervisor('hypervisor_id_1', [guest1])]}
assoc2 = {'hypervisors': [Hypervisor('hypervisor_id_2', [guest2])]}
report1 = HostGuestAssociationReport(config1, assoc1)
report2 = HostGuestAssociationReport(config2, assoc2)
data_to_send = {'source1': report1, 'source2': report2}
source_keys = ['source1', 'source2']
batch_report1 = Mock() # The "report" to return from hypervisorCheckIn
batch_report1.state = AbstractVirtReport.STATE_CREATED
datastore = {'source1': report1, 'source2': report2}
manager = Mock()
manager.hypervisorCheckIn.return_value = batch_report1
# A closure to allow us to have a function that "modifies" the given
# report in a predictable way.
# In this case I want to set the state of the report to STATE_FINISHED
# after the first try
def check_report_state_closure():
# The local variables we'd like to use to keep track of state
# must be in a dict (or some other mutable container) as all
# references in the enclosing scope in python 2.X are read-only
local_variables = {'count': 0}
def mock_check_report_state(report):
if local_variables['count'] > 0:
report.state = AbstractVirtReport.STATE_FINISHED
else:
report.state = AbstractVirtReport.STATE_CREATED
local_variables['count'] += 1
return report
return mock_check_report_state
check_report_mock = check_report_state_closure()
manager.check_report_state = Mock(side_effect=check_report_mock)
logger = Mock()
config = Mock()
config.polling_interval = 10
terminate_event = Mock()
interval = 10 # Arbitrary for this test
options = Mock()
options.print_ = False
destination_thread = DestinationThread(logger,
config,
source_keys=source_keys,
source=datastore,
dest=manager,
interval=interval,
terminate_event=terminate_event,
oneshot=True,
options=options)
# In this test we want to see that the wait method is called when we
# expect and with what parameters we expect
destination_thread.wait = Mock()
destination_thread._send_data(data_to_send)
# We expect there two be two calls to wait with the value of the
# polling_interval attr because we'd like to wait one polling
# interval before making the first check. Because the mock
# check_report_state function will modify the report to be in the
# successful state after the first call, we expect to wait exactly
# twice, both of duration config.polling_interval
destination_thread.wait.assert_has_calls([
call(wait_time=config.polling_interval),
])
def test_send_data_poll_hypervisor_async_result(self):
# This test's that when we have an async result from the server,
# we poll for the result
# Setup the test data
config1, d1 = self.create_fake_config('source1',
**self.default_config_args)
config2, d2 = self.create_fake_config('source2',
**self.default_config_args)
virt1 = Mock()
virt1.CONFIG_TYPE = 'esx'
virt2 = Mock()
virt2.CONFIG_TYPE = 'esx'
guest1 = Guest('GUUID1', virt1.CONFIG_TYPE, Guest.STATE_RUNNING)
guest2 = Guest('GUUID2', virt2.CONFIG_TYPE, Guest.STATE_RUNNING)
assoc1 = {'hypervisors': [Hypervisor('hypervisor_id_1', [guest1])]}
assoc2 = {'hypervisors': [Hypervisor('hypervisor_id_2', [guest2])]}
report1 = HostGuestAssociationReport(config1, assoc1)
report2 = HostGuestAssociationReport(config2, assoc2)
data_to_send = {'source1': report1, 'source2': report2}
source_keys = ['source1', 'source2']
batch_report1 = Mock() # The "report" to return from hypervisorCheckIn
batch_report1.state = AbstractVirtReport.STATE_CREATED
datastore = {'source1': report1, 'source2': report2}
manager = Mock()
manager.hypervisorCheckIn.return_value = batch_report1
# A closure to allow us to have a function that "modifies" the given
# report in a predictable way.
# In this case I want to set the state of the report to STATE_FINISHED
# after the first try
def check_report_state_closure():
# The local variables we'd like to use to keep track of state
# must be in a dict (or some other mutable container) as all
# references in the enclosing scope in python 2.X are read-only
local_variables = {'count': 0}
def mock_check_report_state(report):
if local_variables['count'] > 1:
report.state = AbstractVirtReport.STATE_FINISHED
else:
report.state = AbstractVirtReport.STATE_CREATED
local_variables['count'] += 1
return report
return mock_check_report_state
check_report_mock = check_report_state_closure()
manager.check_report_state = Mock(side_effect=check_report_mock)
logger = Mock()
config, d = self.create_fake_config('test', **self.default_config_args)
terminate_event = Mock()
interval = 10 # Arbitrary for this test
options = Mock()
options.print_ = False
destination_thread = DestinationThread(logger,
config,
source_keys=source_keys,
source=datastore,
dest=manager,
interval=interval,
terminate_event=terminate_event,
oneshot=True,
options=self.options)
# In this test we want to see that the wait method is called when we
# expect and with what parameters we expect
destination_thread.wait = Mock()
destination_thread.is_terminated = Mock(return_value=False)
destination_thread._send_data(data_to_send)
# There should be three waits, one after the job is submitted with duration of
# MinimumJobPollingInterval. The second and third with duration MinimumJobPollInterval * 2
# (and all subsequent calls as demonstrated by the third wait)
destination_thread.wait.assert_has_calls([
call(wait_time=MinimumJobPollInterval),
call(wait_time=MinimumJobPollInterval * 2),
call(wait_time=MinimumJobPollInterval * 2)
])
