Esempio n. 1
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def prepare_ngas_data_dir():
    """Creates a new NGAS root directory"""

    info('Preparing NGAS root directory')
    nrd = APP_root_dir()
    tgt_cfg = os.path.join(nrd, 'cfg', 'ngamsServer.conf')
    with cd(APP_source_dir()):

        cmd = ['./prepare_ngas_root.sh']
        if 'NGAS_OVERWRITE_ROOT' in env and env.NGAS_OVERWRITE_ROOT:
            cmd.append('-f')
        cmd.append(nrd)
        res = run(' '.join(cmd), quiet=True)
        if res.succeeded:
            success("NGAS data directory ready")
            env.tgt_cfg = tgt_cfg
            return tgt_cfg

    # Deal with the errors here
    error = 'NGAS root directory preparation under {0} failed.\n'.format(nrd)
    if res.return_code == 2:
        error = (nrd +
                 " already exists. Specify NGAS_OVERWRITE_ROOT to overwrite, "
                 "or a different NGAS_ROOT_DIR location")
    else:
        error = res
    abort(error)
Esempio n. 2
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def sysinitstop_EAGLE():
    """
    Stops the nginx and uwsgi services if running.
    NOTE: Requires sudo privilidges
    """
    info('Check and stop {0}'.format(APP))
    if env.FAB_TASK == 'docker_image':
        env.sudo_user = '******'
    elif env.FAB_TASK == 'aws_deploy':
        env.sudo_user = env.AWS_SUDO_USER
    try:
        u = urllib2.urlopen('http://{0}/static/html/index.html'.
                            format(env.host_string))
    except urllib2.URLError:
        red("EAGLE NOT running!")
        return
    r = u.read()
    u.close()
    if type(r) == bytes:   # required for Python3
        r = r.decode('UTF-8')
    assert r.find('eagle-s-user-documentation') > -1, red("EAGLE NOT running")

    with settings(user=env.sudo_user):
        sudo('service nginx stop')
        sudo('service uwsgi stop')
Esempio n. 3
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def sysinitstart_RASVAMT_and_check_status():
    """
    Starts the APP daemon process and checks that the server is up and running
    then it shuts down the server
    """
    # We sleep 2 here as it was found on Mac deployment to docker container
    # that the shell would exit before the APPDaemon could detach, thus
    # resulting in no startup self.
    #
    # Please replace following line with something meaningful
    # virtualenv('ngamsDaemon start -cfg {0} && sleep 2'.format(tgt_cfg))

    env.APP_INSTALL_DIR = os.path.abspath(os.path.join(home(), APP_INSTALL_DIR_NAME))
    env.APP_ROOT_DIR = os.path.abspath(os.path.join(home(), APP_ROOT_DIR_NAME))
    env.APP_SRC_DIR = os.path.abspath(os.path.join(home(), APP_SRC_DIR_NAME))

    info('Start {0} and check'.format(APP))
    start_unicorn()
    with settings(user=env.AWS_SUDO_USER):
        sudo('service nginx start')
    try:
        u = urllib2.urlopen('http://{0}/static/html/index.html'.
                            format(env.host_string))
    except urllib2.URLError:
        red("RASVAMT NOT running!")
        return
    r = u.read()
    u.close()
    assert r.find('rasvamt-s-user-documentation') > -1, red("RASVAMT NOT running")
Esempio n. 4
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def start_APP_and_check_status():
    """
    Starts the APP daemon process and checks that the server is up and running
    then it shuts down the server
    """
    with cd('{0}/pyvospace/server/deploy'.format(APP_source_dir())):
        # >>>> Darwin docker shows a permission issue with keychain access <<<<
        if get_linux_flavor() != 'Darwin':
            virtualenv('docker-compose build')
        else:
            info('>>>> Darwin reuqires to build docker container manually')
            info('>>>> docker-compose build')
        virtualenv(
            'docker run -d -p 5435:5432 pyvospace/pyvospace-db  -h 0.0.0.0')
        time.sleep(10)
    with cd('{0}'.format(APP_source_dir())):
        virtualenv('python -m unittest discover test')


#     run('mkdir -p /tmp/fuse')
#     virtualenv('posix_space --cfg test_vo.ini > /tmp/space.log 2>&1')
#     time.sleep(2)
#     virtualenv('posix_storage --cfg test_vo.ini > /tmp/storage.log 2>&1')
#     time.sleep(2)
#     virtualenv('python -m pyvospace.client.fuse --host localhost --port 8080 --username test --password test --mountpoint /tmp/fuse/`` > /tmp/fusemnt.log 2>&1')
#     time.sleep(2)
# run("cd /tmp/fuse && mkdir -p newdir && cd newdir && echo 'Hello World!' >> data && cat data")
    success('{0} is working...'.format(env.APP_NAME))
Esempio n. 5
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def sysinitstart_EAGLE_and_check_status():
    """
    Starts the APP daemon process and checks that the server is up and running
    then it shuts down the server
    """
    # We sleep 2 here as it was found on Mac deployment to docker container
    # that the shell would exit before the APPDaemon could detach, thus
    # resulting in no startup self.
    #
    # Please replace following line with something meaningful
    # virtualenv('ngamsDaemon start -cfg {0} && sleep 2'.format(tgt_cfg))
    info('Start {0} and check'.format(APP))
    if env.FAB_TASK == 'docker_image':
        env.sudo_user = '******'
    elif env.FAB_TASK == 'aws_deploy':
        env.sudo_user = env.AWS_SUDO_USER
    with settings(user=env.sudo_user):
        sudo('service nginx start')
        sudo('service uwsgi start')
    try:
        u = urllib2.urlopen('http://{0}/static/html/index.html'.
                            format(env.host_string))
    except urllib2.URLError:
        red("EAGLE NOT running!")
        return
    r = u.read()
    u.close()
    if type(r) == bytes:   # required for Python3
        r = r.decode('UTF-8')
    if r.find('eagle-s-user-documentation') > -1:
        red("EAGLE NOT running")
    else:
        green("EAGLE running. Connect through: http://{0}/new".format(env.host_string))
Esempio n. 6
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def install_and_check():
    """
    Creates a virtualenv, installs APP on it,
    starts APP and checks that it is running
    """
    copy_sources()
    if env.APP_PYTHON_URL: virtualenv_setup()       # if APP needs python at all
    build()
    tgt_cfg = None
    if 'prepare_APP_data_dir' in env:
        tgt_cfg = env.prepare_APP_data_dir()
    install_user_profile()
    if 'APP_start_check_function' in env:
        env.APP_start_check_function()
    else:
        info('APP_start_check_function not defined in APPspecific')
    return APP_source_dir(), tgt_cfg
Esempio n. 7
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def prepare_install_and_check():

    # Install system packages, create user if necessary, install and start APP
    nuser = APP_user()
    install_system_packages()
    create_user(nuser)
    # Execute addition sudo related functions
    env.APP_extra_sudo_function()
    # postfix_config()

    # Go, go, go!
    with settings(user=nuser):
        nsd, cfgfile = install_and_check()
    if 'APP_init_install_function' in env:
        env.APP_init_install_function(nsd, nuser, cfgfile)
    else:
        info('APP_init_install_function not defined in APPspecific')
    if 'sysinitAPP_start_check_function' in env:
        env.sysinitAPP_start_check_function()
    else:
        info('sysinitAPP_start_check_function not defined in APPspecific')
Esempio n. 8
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def build():
    """
    Builds and installs APP into the target virtualenv.
    """
    info('Building {0}...'.format(env.APP_NAME))
    with cd(APP_source_dir()):
        extra_pkgs = extra_python_packages()
        if extra_pkgs:
            virtualenv('pip install %s' % ' '.join(extra_pkgs))
        else:
            info('No extra Python packages')

    with cd(APP_source_dir()):
        build_cmd = env.build_cmd()
        info('Build command: {0}'.format(build_cmd))
        if build_cmd and build_cmd != '':
             virtualenv(build_cmd)
        if 'build_function' in env and env.build_function:
            res = env.build_function()
        
    
    # Install the /etc/init.d script for automatic start
    nsd = APP_source_dir()
    nuser = APP_user()
    cfgfile = None  #

    success("{0} built and installed".format(env.APP_NAME))
Esempio n. 9
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def sysinitstart_NGAS_and_check_status():
    """
    Starts the ngamsDaemon process and checks that the server is up and running.
    Then it shuts down the server
    """

    # We sleep 2 here as it was found on Mac deployment to docker container that the
    # shell would exit before the ngasDaemon could detach, thus resulting in no startup.
    sudo('service ngas-server start && sleep 2')
    try:
        res = sudo('service ngas-server status', warn_only=True)
        print(res)
        if res.failed:
            failure(
                "Couldn't contact NGAS server after starting it. "
                "Check log files under %s/log/ to find out what went wrong" %
                APP_source_dir(),
                with_stars=False)
        else:
            success('NGAS server started correctly :)')
    finally:
        info("Shutting NGAS server down now")
        sudo("service ngas-server stop ")
Esempio n. 10
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def start_APP_and_check_status():
    """
    Starts the ngamsDaemon process and checks that the server is up and running.
    Then it shuts down the server
    """

    # We sleep 2 here as it was found on Mac deployment to docker container that the
    # shell would exit before the ngasDaemon could detach, thus resulting in no startup.
    virtualenv('ngamsDaemon start -cfg {0} && sleep 2'.format(env.tgt_cfg))
    try:
        res = virtualenv('ngamsDaemon status -cfg {0}'.format(env.tgt_cfg),
                         warn_only=True)
        if res.failed:
            failure(
                "Couldn't contact NGAS server after starting it. "
                "Check log files under %s/log/ to find out what went wrong" %
                APP_source_dir(),
                with_stars=False)
        else:
            success('NGAS server started correctly :)')
    finally:
        info("Shutting NGAS server down now")
        virtualenv("ngamsDaemon stop -cfg {0}".format(env.tgt_cfg))
Esempio n. 11
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def prepare_APP_data_dir():
    """Creates a new APP root directory"""

    info('Preparing {0} root directory'.format(env.APP_NAME))
    nrd = APP_root_dir()
    # tgt_cfg = os.path.join(nrd, 'cfg', 'ngamsServer.conf')
    tgt_cfg = None
    res = run('mkdir -p {0}'.format(nrd))
    with cd(APP_source_dir()):
        for d in env.APP_DATAFILES:
            res = run('scp -r {0} {1}/.'.format(d, nrd), quiet=True)
        if res.succeeded:
            success("{0} data directory ready".format(env.APP_NAME))
            return tgt_cfg

    # Deal with the errors here
    error = '{0} root directory preparation under {1} failed.\n'.format(
        env.APP_NAME, nrd)
    if res.return_code == 2:
        error = (nrd + " already exists. Specify APP_OVERWRITE_ROOT to "
                 "overwrite, or a different APP_ROOT_DIR location")
    else:
        error = res
    abort(error)
Esempio n. 12
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def setup_container():
    """Create and prepare a docker container and let Fabric point at it"""

    from docker.client import DockerClient

    image = 'library/centos:7'
    container_name = 'APP_installation_target'
    info("Creating docker container based on {0}".format(image))
    info("Please stand-by....")
    cli = DockerClient.from_env(version='auto', timeout=60)

    # Create and start a container using the newly created stage1 image
    cont = cli.containers.run(image=image,
                              name=container_name,
                              remove=False,
                              detach=True,
                              tty=True,
                              ports={22: 2222})
    success("Created container %s from %s" % (container_name, image))

    # Find out container IP, prepare container for APP installation
    try:
        host_ip = cli.api.inspect_container(
            cont.id)['NetworkSettings']['IPAddress']

        # info("Updating and installing OpenSSH server in container")
        # execOutput(cont, 'yum -y update')
        info("Installing OpenSSH server...")
        execOutput(cont, 'yum -y install openssh-server sudo')
        info("Installing OpenSSH client...")
        execOutput(cont, 'yum -y install openssh-clients sudo')
        info("Installing initscripts...")
        execOutput(cont, 'yum -y install initscripts sudo')
        info("Cleaning up...")
        execOutput(cont, 'yum clean all')

        info('Configuring OpenSSH to allow connections to container')
        add_public_ssh_key(cont)
        execOutput(
            cont,
            'sed -i "s/#PermitRootLogin yes/PermitRootLogin yes/" /etc/ssh/sshd_config'
        )
        execOutput(cont,
                   'sed -i "s/#UseDNS yes/UseDNS no/" /etc/ssh/sshd_config')
        execOutput(cont, 'ssh-keygen -A')
        execOutput(cont, 'mkdir -p /root/.ssh')
        execOutput(cont, 'touch /root/.ssh/authorized_keys')
        execOutput(cont, 'chown root.root /root/.ssh/authorized_keys')
        execOutput(cont, 'chmod 600 /root/.ssh/authorized_keys')
        execOutput(cont, 'chmod 700 /root/.ssh')
        execOutput(cont, 'rm /run/nologin')

        info('Starting OpenSSH deamon in container')
        execOutput(cont, '/usr/sbin/sshd -D', detach=True)
    except:
        failure(
            "Error while preparing container for APP installation, cleaning up..."
        )
        cont.stop()
        cont.remove()
        raise

    # From now on we connect to root@host_ip using our SSH key
    env.hosts = ['localhost']
    env.docker = True
    env.port = 2222
    env.user = '******'
    if 'key_filename' not in env and 'key' not in env:
        env.key_filename = os.path.expanduser("~/.ssh/id_rsa")

    # Make sure we can connect via SSH to the newly started container
    # We disable the known hosts check since docker containers created at
    # different times might end up having the same IP assigned to them, and the
    # ssh known hosts check will fail
    #
    # NOTE: This does NOT work on a Mac, because the docker0 network is not
    #       available!
    with settings(disable_known_hosts=True):
        execute(check_ssh)

    success('Container successfully setup! {0} installation will start now'.\
            format(APP_name()))
    return DockerContainerState(cli, cont)