def populate_legacy_images_for_testing(manifest, manifest_interface_instance,
storage):
""" Populates the legacy image rows for the given manifest. """
# NOTE: This method is only kept around for use by legacy tests that still require
# legacy images. As a result, we make sure we're in testing mode before we run.
assert os.getenv("TEST") == "true"
repository_id = manifest.repository_id
retriever = RepositoryContentRetriever.for_repository(
repository_id, storage)
blob_map = _build_blob_map(repository_id,
manifest_interface_instance,
storage,
True,
require_empty_layer=True)
if blob_map is None:
return None
# Determine and populate the legacy image if necessary. Manifest lists will not have a legacy
# image.
legacy_image = None
if manifest_interface_instance.has_legacy_image:
try:
legacy_image_id = _populate_legacy_image(
repository_id, manifest_interface_instance, blob_map,
retriever, True)
except ManifestException as me:
raise CreateManifestException(
"Attempt to create an invalid manifest: %s. Please report this issue."
% me)
if legacy_image_id is None:
return None
legacy_image = get_image(repository_id, legacy_image_id)
if legacy_image is None:
return None
# Set the legacy image (if applicable).
if legacy_image is not None:
ManifestLegacyImage.create(repository=repository_id,
image=legacy_image,
manifest=manifest)
def _create_manifest(
repository_id,
manifest_interface_instance,
storage,
temp_tag_expiration_sec=TEMP_TAG_EXPIRATION_SEC,
for_tagging=False,
raise_on_error=False,
retriever=None,
):
# Validate the manifest.
retriever = retriever or RepositoryContentRetriever.for_repository(
repository_id, storage)
try:
manifest_interface_instance.validate(retriever)
except (ManifestException, MalformedSchema2ManifestList, BlobDoesNotExist,
IOError) as ex:
logger.exception("Could not validate manifest `%s`",
manifest_interface_instance.digest)
if raise_on_error:
raise CreateManifestException(str(ex))
return None
# Load, parse and get/create the child manifests, if any.
child_manifest_refs = manifest_interface_instance.child_manifests(
retriever)
child_manifest_rows = {}
child_manifest_label_dicts = []
if child_manifest_refs is not None:
for child_manifest_ref in child_manifest_refs:
# Load and parse the child manifest.
try:
child_manifest = child_manifest_ref.manifest_obj
except (
ManifestException,
MalformedSchema2ManifestList,
BlobDoesNotExist,
IOError,
) as ex:
logger.exception(
"Could not load manifest list for manifest `%s`",
manifest_interface_instance.digest,
)
if raise_on_error:
raise CreateManifestException(str(ex))
return None
# Retrieve its labels.
labels = child_manifest.get_manifest_labels(retriever)
if labels is None:
if raise_on_error:
raise CreateManifestException(
"Unable to retrieve manifest labels")
logger.exception(
"Could not load manifest labels for child manifest")
return None
# Get/create the child manifest in the database.
child_manifest_info = get_or_create_manifest(
repository_id,
child_manifest,
storage,
raise_on_error=raise_on_error)
if child_manifest_info is None:
if raise_on_error:
raise CreateManifestException(
"Unable to retrieve child manifest")
logger.error("Could not get/create child manifest")
return None
child_manifest_rows[child_manifest_info.manifest.
digest] = child_manifest_info.manifest
child_manifest_label_dicts.append(labels)
# Build the map from required blob digests to the blob objects.
blob_map = _build_blob_map(
repository_id,
manifest_interface_instance,
retriever,
storage,
raise_on_error,
require_empty_layer=False,
)
if blob_map is None:
return None
# Create the manifest and its blobs.
media_type = Manifest.media_type.get_id(
manifest_interface_instance.media_type)
storage_ids = {storage.id for storage in list(blob_map.values())}
# Check for the manifest, in case it was created since we checked earlier.
try:
manifest = Manifest.get(repository=repository_id,
digest=manifest_interface_instance.digest)
return CreatedManifest(manifest=manifest,
newly_created=False,
labels_to_apply=None)
except Manifest.DoesNotExist:
pass
try:
with db_transaction():
# Create the manifest.
try:
manifest = Manifest.create(
repository=repository_id,
digest=manifest_interface_instance.digest,
media_type=media_type,
manifest_bytes=manifest_interface_instance.bytes.
as_encoded_str(),
config_media_type=manifest_interface_instance.
config_media_type,
layers_compressed_size=manifest_interface_instance.
layers_compressed_size,
)
except IntegrityError as ie:
# NOTE: An IntegrityError means (barring a bug) that the manifest was created by
# another caller while we were attempting to create it. Since we need to return
# the manifest, we raise a specialized exception here to break out of the
# transaction so we can retrieve it.
raise _ManifestAlreadyExists(ie)
# Insert the blobs.
blobs_to_insert = [
dict(manifest=manifest,
repository=repository_id,
blob=storage_id) for storage_id in storage_ids
]
if blobs_to_insert:
try:
ManifestBlob.insert_many(blobs_to_insert).execute()
except IntegrityError as ie:
raise _ManifestAlreadyExists(ie)
# Insert the manifest child rows (if applicable).
if child_manifest_rows:
children_to_insert = [
dict(manifest=manifest,
child_manifest=child_manifest,
repository=repository_id)
for child_manifest in list(child_manifest_rows.values())
]
try:
ManifestChild.insert_many(children_to_insert).execute()
except IntegrityError as ie:
raise _ManifestAlreadyExists(ie)
# If this manifest is being created not for immediate tagging, add a temporary tag to the
# manifest to ensure it isn't being GCed. If the manifest *is* for tagging, then since we're
# creating a new one here, it cannot be GCed (since it isn't referenced by anything yet), so
# its safe to elide the temp tag operation. If we ever change GC code to collect *all* manifests
# in a repository for GC, then we will have to reevaluate this optimization at that time.
if not for_tagging:
create_temporary_tag_if_necessary(manifest,
temp_tag_expiration_sec)
# Define the labels for the manifest (if any).
# TODO: Once the old data model is gone, turn this into a batch operation and make the label
# application to the manifest occur under the transaction.
labels = manifest_interface_instance.get_manifest_labels(retriever)
if labels:
for key, value in labels.items():
# NOTE: There can technically be empty label keys via Dockerfile's. We ignore any
# such `labels`, as they don't really mean anything.
if not key:
continue
media_type = "application/json" if is_json(
value) else "text/plain"
create_manifest_label(manifest, key, value, "manifest",
media_type)
# Return the dictionary of labels to apply (i.e. those labels that cause an action to be taken
# on the manifest or its resulting tags). We only return those labels either defined on
# the manifest or shared amongst all the child manifests. We intersect amongst all child manifests
# to ensure that any action performed is defined in all manifests.
labels_to_apply = labels or {}
if child_manifest_label_dicts:
labels_to_apply = child_manifest_label_dicts[0].items()
for child_manifest_label_dict in child_manifest_label_dicts[1:]:
# Intersect the key+values of the labels to ensure we get the exact same result
# for all the child manifests.
labels_to_apply = labels_to_apply & child_manifest_label_dict.items(
)
labels_to_apply = dict(labels_to_apply)
return CreatedManifest(manifest=manifest,
newly_created=True,
labels_to_apply=labels_to_apply)
except _ManifestAlreadyExists as mae:
try:
manifest = Manifest.get(repository=repository_id,
digest=manifest_interface_instance.digest)
except Manifest.DoesNotExist:
# NOTE: If we've reached this point, then somehow we had an IntegrityError without it
# being due to a duplicate manifest. We therefore log the error.
logger.error(
"Got integrity error when trying to create manifest: %s",
mae.internal_exception)
if raise_on_error:
raise CreateManifestException(
"Attempt to create an invalid manifest. Please report this issue."
)
return None
return CreatedManifest(manifest=manifest,
newly_created=False,
labels_to_apply=None)
def _create_manifest(
repository_id,
manifest_interface_instance,
storage,
temp_tag_expiration_sec=TEMP_TAG_EXPIRATION_SEC,
for_tagging=False,
raise_on_error=False,
retriever=None,
):
# Validate the manifest.
retriever = retriever or RepositoryContentRetriever.for_repository(
repository_id, storage)
try:
manifest_interface_instance.validate(retriever)
except (ManifestException, MalformedSchema2ManifestList, BlobDoesNotExist,
IOError) as ex:
logger.exception("Could not validate manifest `%s`",
manifest_interface_instance.digest)
if raise_on_error:
raise CreateManifestException(str(ex))
return None
# Load, parse and get/create the child manifests, if any.
child_manifest_refs = manifest_interface_instance.child_manifests(
retriever)
child_manifest_rows = {}
child_manifest_label_dicts = []
if child_manifest_refs is not None:
for child_manifest_ref in child_manifest_refs:
# Load and parse the child manifest.
try:
child_manifest = child_manifest_ref.manifest_obj
except (
ManifestException,
MalformedSchema2ManifestList,
BlobDoesNotExist,
IOError,
) as ex:
logger.exception(
"Could not load manifest list for manifest `%s`",
manifest_interface_instance.digest,
)
if raise_on_error:
raise CreateManifestException(str(ex))
return None
# Retrieve its labels.
labels = child_manifest.get_manifest_labels(retriever)
if labels is None:
if raise_on_error:
raise CreateManifestException(
"Unable to retrieve manifest labels")
logger.exception(
"Could not load manifest labels for child manifest")
return None
# Get/create the child manifest in the database.
child_manifest_info = get_or_create_manifest(
repository_id,
child_manifest,
storage,
raise_on_error=raise_on_error)
if child_manifest_info is None:
if raise_on_error:
raise CreateManifestException(
"Unable to retrieve child manifest")
logger.error("Could not get/create child manifest")
return None
child_manifest_rows[child_manifest_info.manifest.
digest] = child_manifest_info.manifest
child_manifest_label_dicts.append(labels)
# Ensure all the blobs in the manifest exist.
digests = set(manifest_interface_instance.local_blob_digests)
blob_map = {}
# If the special empty layer is required, simply load it directly. This is much faster
# than trying to load it on a per repository basis, and that is unnecessary anyway since
# this layer is predefined.
if EMPTY_LAYER_BLOB_DIGEST in digests:
digests.remove(EMPTY_LAYER_BLOB_DIGEST)
blob_map[EMPTY_LAYER_BLOB_DIGEST] = get_shared_blob(
EMPTY_LAYER_BLOB_DIGEST)
if not blob_map[EMPTY_LAYER_BLOB_DIGEST]:
if raise_on_error:
raise CreateManifestException(
"Unable to retrieve specialized empty blob")
logger.warning("Could not find the special empty blob in storage")
return None
if digests:
query = lookup_repo_storages_by_content_checksum(
repository_id, digests)
blob_map.update({s.content_checksum: s for s in query})
for digest_str in digests:
if digest_str not in blob_map:
logger.warning(
"Unknown blob `%s` under manifest `%s` for repository `%s`",
digest_str,
manifest_interface_instance.digest,
repository_id,
)
if raise_on_error:
raise CreateManifestException("Unknown blob `%s`" %
digest_str)
return None
# Special check: If the empty layer blob is needed for this manifest, add it to the
# blob map. This is necessary because Docker decided to elide sending of this special
# empty layer in schema version 2, but we need to have it referenced for GC and schema version 1.
if EMPTY_LAYER_BLOB_DIGEST not in blob_map:
try:
requires_empty_layer = manifest_interface_instance.get_requires_empty_layer_blob(
retriever)
except ManifestException as ex:
if raise_on_error:
raise CreateManifestException(str(ex))
return None
if requires_empty_layer is None:
if raise_on_error:
raise CreateManifestException(
"Could not load configuration blob")
return None
if requires_empty_layer:
shared_blob = get_or_create_shared_blob(EMPTY_LAYER_BLOB_DIGEST,
EMPTY_LAYER_BYTES, storage)
assert not shared_blob.uploading
assert shared_blob.content_checksum == EMPTY_LAYER_BLOB_DIGEST
blob_map[EMPTY_LAYER_BLOB_DIGEST] = shared_blob
# Determine and populate the legacy image if necessary. Manifest lists will not have a legacy
# image.
legacy_image = None
if manifest_interface_instance.has_legacy_image:
legacy_image_id = _populate_legacy_image(repository_id,
manifest_interface_instance,
blob_map, retriever,
raise_on_error)
if legacy_image_id is None:
return None
legacy_image = get_image(repository_id, legacy_image_id)
if legacy_image is None:
return None
# Create the manifest and its blobs.
media_type = Manifest.media_type.get_id(
manifest_interface_instance.media_type)
storage_ids = {storage.id for storage in blob_map.values()}
with db_transaction():
# Check for the manifest. This is necessary because Postgres doesn't handle IntegrityErrors
# well under transactions.
try:
manifest = Manifest.get(repository=repository_id,
digest=manifest_interface_instance.digest)
return CreatedManifest(manifest=manifest,
newly_created=False,
labels_to_apply=None)
except Manifest.DoesNotExist:
pass
# Create the manifest.
try:
manifest = Manifest.create(
repository=repository_id,
digest=manifest_interface_instance.digest,
media_type=media_type,
manifest_bytes=manifest_interface_instance.bytes.
as_encoded_str(),
)
except IntegrityError as ie:
try:
manifest = Manifest.get(
repository=repository_id,
digest=manifest_interface_instance.digest)
except Manifest.DoesNotExist:
logger.error(
"Got integrity error when trying to create manifest: %s",
ie)
if raise_on_error:
raise CreateManifestException(
"Attempt to create an invalid manifest. Please report this issue."
)
return None
return CreatedManifest(manifest=manifest,
newly_created=False,
labels_to_apply=None)
# Insert the blobs.
blobs_to_insert = [
dict(manifest=manifest, repository=repository_id, blob=storage_id)
for storage_id in storage_ids
]
if blobs_to_insert:
ManifestBlob.insert_many(blobs_to_insert).execute()
# Set the legacy image (if applicable).
if legacy_image is not None:
ManifestLegacyImage.create(repository=repository_id,
image=legacy_image,
manifest=manifest)
# Insert the manifest child rows (if applicable).
if child_manifest_rows:
children_to_insert = [
dict(manifest=manifest,
child_manifest=child_manifest,
repository=repository_id)
for child_manifest in child_manifest_rows.values()
]
ManifestChild.insert_many(children_to_insert).execute()
# If this manifest is being created not for immediate tagging, add a temporary tag to the
# manifest to ensure it isn't being GCed. If the manifest *is* for tagging, then since we're
# creating a new one here, it cannot be GCed (since it isn't referenced by anything yet), so
# its safe to elide the temp tag operation. If we ever change GC code to collect *all* manifests
# in a repository for GC, then we will have to reevaluate this optimization at that time.
if not for_tagging:
create_temporary_tag_if_necessary(manifest,
temp_tag_expiration_sec)
# Define the labels for the manifest (if any).
# TODO: Once the old data model is gone, turn this into a batch operation and make the label
# application to the manifest occur under the transaction.
labels = manifest_interface_instance.get_manifest_labels(retriever)
if labels:
for key, value in labels.iteritems():
# NOTE: There can technically be empty label keys via Dockerfile's. We ignore any
# such `labels`, as they don't really mean anything.
if not key:
continue
media_type = "application/json" if is_json(value) else "text/plain"
create_manifest_label(manifest, key, value, "manifest", media_type)
# Return the dictionary of labels to apply (i.e. those labels that cause an action to be taken
# on the manifest or its resulting tags). We only return those labels either defined on
# the manifest or shared amongst all the child manifests. We intersect amongst all child manifests
# to ensure that any action performed is defined in all manifests.
labels_to_apply = labels or {}
if child_manifest_label_dicts:
labels_to_apply = child_manifest_label_dicts[0].viewitems()
for child_manifest_label_dict in child_manifest_label_dicts[1:]:
# Intersect the key+values of the labels to ensure we get the exact same result
# for all the child manifests.
labels_to_apply = labels_to_apply & child_manifest_label_dict.viewitems(
)
labels_to_apply = dict(labels_to_apply)
return CreatedManifest(manifest=manifest,
newly_created=True,
labels_to_apply=labels_to_apply)