def testChannelNone(self):
""" Test if method fails when tries to publish a message with channel equal to None.
"""
queue = myqueue()
queue.channel = None
expectedvalue = "AMQP channel not properly created..."
try:
queue.publish_message("tenantid", "hola")
except (Exception), err:
self.assertEqual(expectedvalue, err.message)
def testChannelNone(self):
""" Test if method fails when tries to publish a message with channel equal to None.
"""
queue = myqueue()
queue.channel = None
expectedvalue = "AMQP channel not properly created..."
try:
queue.publish_message("tenantid", "hola")
except (Exception), err:
self.assertEqual(expectedvalue, err.message)
def process_request(request, tenantid, serverid):
"""Get the parsed contents of the form data
:param string request: The information of the received request
:param string serverid: the id of the monitored instance (server)
:return: True
"""
json = request.json
if request.remote_addr:
message = "[{}] received {} from ip {}:{}"\
.format("-", json, request.environ[REMOTE_ADDR], request.environ[REMOTE_PORT])
else:
message = "[{}] received {} from test client"\
.format("-", json)
logging.info(message)
key = ['contextResponses', 'contextElement', 'attributes']
# Check that it contains the previous keys
try:
jsoncheck.checkit(json, key, 0)
except NotFound as err:
logging.error(err)
raise err
# Extract the list of attributes from the NGSI message
attrlist = request.json[CONTEXT_RESPONSES][0][CONTEXT_ELEMENT][
CONTEXT_ATTRIBUTES]
data = list()
for item in attrlist:
name = item[CONTEXT_ATTRIBUTES_NAME]
value = item[CONTEXT_ATTRIBUTES_VALUE]
# Obtain the information of used memory and cpu
if name == 'usedMemPct':
verify_values(name, value)
mem = float(value)
elif name == 'cpuLoadPct':
verify_values(name, value)
cpu = float(value)
elif name == 'netLoadPct':
verify_values(name, value)
net = float(value)
elif name == 'freeSpacePct':
verify_values(name, value)
hdd = float(value)
data.insert(len(data), cpu)
data.insert(len(data), mem)
data.insert(len(data), hdd)
data.insert(len(data), net)
# fix the first value of the list with the server identity
data.insert(0, str(serverid))
# fix the last value with the current date and time
data.insert(
len(fact_attributes) - 1,
datetime.datetime.today().isoformat())
# Check data coherency of time stamps
# +1 is needed because the fact is not already added to the queue.
# It checks that queue will have at least 2 facts.
if len(mredis.range(tenantid, serverid)) + 1 >= 2:
mredis.check_time_stamps(tenantid, serverid,
mredis.range(tenantid, serverid), data)
# Get the windowsize for the tenant from a redis queue
windowsize = mredis.get_windowsize(tenantid)
if windowsize == []:
windowsize = myClotoDBClient.get_window_size(tenantid)
mredis.insert_window_size(tenantid, windowsize)
# Insert the result into the queue system
mredis.insert(tenantid, serverid, data)
logging.info(data)
# If the queue has the number of facts defined by the windows size, it returns the
# last window-size values (range) and calculates the media of them (in terms of memory and cpu)
lo = mredis.media(mredis.range(tenantid, serverid), windowsize)
# If the number of facts is lt window size, the previous operation returns a null lists
if len(lo) != 0:
try:
rabbit = myqueue()
if len(lo) == 1:
lo.data = lo.data[0]
message = "{\"serverId\": \"%s\", \"cpu\": %s, \"mem\": %s, \"hdd\": %s, \"net\": %s, \"time\": \"%s\"}" \
% (lo.data[0][1:-1], lo.data[1], lo.data[2], lo.data[3], lo.data[4], lo.data[5])
logging_message = "[{}] sending message {}".format("-", message)
logging.info(logging_message)
# Send the message to the RabbitMQ components.
result = rabbit.publish_message(tenantid,
message) # @UnusedVariable
except Exception as ex:
raise ex
return True
if windowsize == []:
windowsize = myClotoDBClient.get_window_size(tenantid)
mredis.insert_window_size(tenantid, windowsize)
# Insert the result into the queue system
mredis.insert(tenantid, serverid, data)
logging.info(data)
# If the queue has the number of facts defined by the windows size, it returns the
# last window-size values (range) and calculates the media of them (in terms of memory and cpu)
lo = mredis.media(mredis.range(tenantid, serverid), windowsize)
# If the number of facts is lt window size, the previous operation returns a null lists
if len(lo) != 0:
try:
rabbit = myqueue()
if len(lo) == 1:
lo.data = lo.data[0]
message = "{\"serverId\": \"%s\", \"cpu\": %s, \"mem\": %s, \"hdd\": %s, \"net\": %s, \"time\": \"%s\"}" \
% (lo.data[0][1:-1], lo.data[1], lo.data[2], lo.data[3], lo.data[4], lo.data[5])
logging_message = "[{}] sending message {}".format("-", message)
logging.info(logging_message)
# Send the message to the RabbitMQ components.
result = rabbit.publish_message(tenantid, message) # @UnusedVariable
except Exception:
return False
def process_request(request, tenantid, serverid):
"""Get the parsed contents of the form data
:param string request: The information of the received request
:param string serverid: the id of the monitored instance (server)
:return: True
"""
json = request.json
if request.remote_addr:
message = "[{}] received {} from ip {}:{}"\
.format("-", json, request.environ[REMOTE_ADDR], request.environ[REMOTE_PORT])
else:
message = "[{}] received {} from test client"\
.format("-", json)
logging.info(message)
key = ['contextResponses', 'contextElement', 'attributes']
# Check that it contains the previous keys
try:
jsoncheck.checkit(json, key, 0)
except NotFound as err:
logging.error(err)
raise err
# Extract the list of attributes from the NGSI message
attrlist = request.json[CONTEXT_RESPONSES][0][CONTEXT_ELEMENT][CONTEXT_ATTRIBUTES]
data = list()
for item in attrlist:
name = item[CONTEXT_ATTRIBUTES_NAME]
value = item[CONTEXT_ATTRIBUTES_VALUE]
# Obtain the information of used memory and cpu
if name == 'usedMemPct':
verify_values(name, value)
mem = float(value)
elif name == 'cpuLoadPct':
verify_values(name, value)
cpu = float(value)
elif name == 'netLoadPct':
verify_values(name, value)
net = float(value)
elif name == 'freeSpacePct':
verify_values(name, value)
hdd = float(value)
data.insert(len(data), cpu)
data.insert(len(data), mem)
data.insert(len(data), hdd)
data.insert(len(data), net)
# fix the first value of the list with the server identity
data.insert(0, str(serverid))
# fix the last value with the current date and time
data.insert(len(fact_attributes) - 1, datetime.datetime.today().isoformat())
# Check data coherency of time stamps
# +1 is needed because the fact is not already added to the queue.
# It checks that queue will have at least 2 facts.
if len(mredis.range(tenantid, serverid)) + 1 >= 2:
mredis.check_time_stamps(tenantid, serverid, mredis.range(tenantid, serverid), data)
# Get the windowsize for the tenant from a redis queue
windowsize = mredis.get_windowsize(tenantid)
if windowsize == []:
windowsize = myClotoDBClient.get_window_size(tenantid)
mredis.insert_window_size(tenantid, windowsize)
# Insert the result into the queue system
mredis.insert(tenantid, serverid, data)
logging.info(data)
# If the queue has the number of facts defined by the windows size, it returns the
# last window-size values (range) and calculates the media of them (in terms of memory and cpu)
lo = mredis.media(mredis.range(tenantid, serverid), windowsize)
# If the number of facts is lt window size, the previous operation returns a null lists
if len(lo) != 0:
try:
rabbit = myqueue()
if len(lo) == 1:
lo.data = lo.data[0]
message = "{\"serverId\": \"%s\", \"cpu\": %s, \"mem\": %s, \"hdd\": %s, \"net\": %s, \"time\": \"%s\"}" \
% (lo.data[0][1:-1], lo.data[1], lo.data[2], lo.data[3], lo.data[4], lo.data[5])
logging_message = "[{}] sending message {}".format("-", message)
logging.info(logging_message)
# Send the message to the RabbitMQ components.
result = rabbit.publish_message(tenantid, message) # @UnusedVariable
except Exception as ex:
raise ex
return True
