def __init__(self, designation, port=None, startaddr=None
, primary_ip_addr=None, domain=CMAconsts.globaldomain
, status= '(unknown)', reason='(initialization)', roles=None, key_id=''):
'''Initialization function for the Drone class.
We mainly initialize a few attributes from parameters as noted above...
The first time around we also initialize a couple of class-wide query
strings for a few queries we know we'll need later.
We also behave as though we're a dict from the perspective of JSON attributes.
These discovery strings are converted into pyConfigContext objects and are
then searchable like dicts themselves - however updating these dicts has
no direct impact on the underlying JSON strings stored in the database.
The reason for treating these as a dict is so we can easily change
the implementation to put JSON strings in separate nodes, or perhaps
eventually in a separate data store.
This is necessary because the performance of putting lots of really large
strings in Neo4j is absolutely horrible. Putting large strings in is dumb
and what Neo4j does with them is even dumber...
The result is at least DUMB^2 -not 2*DUMB ;-)
'''
SystemNode.__init__(self, domain=domain, designation=designation)
if roles is None:
roles = ['host', 'drone']
self.addrole(roles)
self._io = CMAdb.io
self.lastjoin = 'None'
self._active_nic_count = None
self.status = status
self.reason = reason
self.key_id = key_id
self.startaddr = str(startaddr)
self.primary_ip_addr = str(primary_ip_addr)
self.time_status_ms = int(round(time.time() * 1000))
self.time_status_iso8601 = time.strftime('%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S', time.gmtime())
if port is not None:
self.port = int(port)
else:
self.port = None
if Drone.IPownerquery_1 is None:
Drone.IPownerquery_1 = (Drone.IPownerquery_1_txt
% (CMAconsts.REL_ipowner, CMAconsts.REL_nicowner))
Drone.OwnedIPsQuery_subtxt = (Drone.OwnedIPsQuery_txt \
% (CMAconsts.REL_nicowner, CMAconsts.REL_ipowner))
Drone.OwnedIPsQuery = Drone.OwnedIPsQuery_subtxt
self.set_crypto_identity()
if Store.is_abstract(self) and not CMAdb.store.readonly:
#print 'Creating BP rules for', self.designation
from bestpractices import BestPractices
bprules = CMAdb.io.config['bprulesbydomain']
rulesetname = bprules[domain] if domain in bprules else bprules[CMAconsts.globaldomain]
for rule in BestPractices.gen_bp_rules_by_ruleset(CMAdb.store, rulesetname):
#print >> sys.stderr, 'ADDING RELATED RULE SET for', \
#self.designation, rule.bp_class, rule
CMAdb.store.relate(self, CMAconsts.REL_bprulefor, rule,
properties={'bp_class': rule.bp_class})