def run(self):
for HeartbeatChild in HEARTBEATS: #HeartbeatChild here is a class (a subclass of the Heartbeat class)
heartbeat = HeartbeatChild()
if not heartbeat.is_skipped():
# try:
heartbeat.run()
# except Exception, e:
# self.error_messages.append(e)
if not heartbeat.passed():
error_message = heartbeat.alert_failure()
self.error_messages.append(error_message)
#OK, now that we've run anything, let's figure out what kind of shape we're in.
if self.error_messages:
#Bad shape. Time for red alert.
alert_message = 'Heartbeat Failure. \n'
for message in self.error_messages:
alert_message += "%s \n" % message
local_red_alert(alert_message)
else:
#Everything went ok - there are no error messages.
report_response = requests.post(resources.HEARTBEAT_SUCSESS_URL)
def run(self):
for HeartbeatChild in HEARTBEATS: #HeartbeatChild here is a class (a subclass of the Heartbeat class)
heartbeat = HeartbeatChild()
if not heartbeat.is_skipped():
# try:
heartbeat.run()
# except Exception, e:
# self.error_messages.append(e)
if not heartbeat.passed():
error_message = heartbeat.alert_failure()
self.error_messages.append(error_message)
#OK, now that we've run anything, let's figure out what kind of shape we're in.
if self.error_messages:
#Bad shape. Time for red alert.
alert_message = 'Heartbeat Failure. \n'
for message in self.error_messages:
alert_message += "%s \n" % message
local_red_alert(alert_message)
else:
#Everything went ok - there are no error messages.
report_response = requests.post(resources.HEARTBEAT_SUCSESS_URL)
def process_exception(self, request, exception):
if not settings.DEBUG and not exception.__class__ is Http404:
traceback = self._get_traceback()
line = self.get_most_recent_line_in_traceback_from_what_codebase(traceback)
if line is None:
message = "A critical error has occured in production. No further information is available."
else:
file, other_useful_info = self.get_useful_info_from_traceback_line(line)
#Now we have the useful info. We need to tell the world.
message = "A critical error has occurred in production. %s. Likely culprit: %s on or near %s" % (str(exception), file, other_useful_info)
local_red_alert(message) #Raise the alarm!
return None #Use default exception handling.
def process_exception(self, request, exception):
if not settings.DEBUG and not exception.__class__ is Http404:
traceback = self._get_traceback()
line = self.get_most_recent_line_in_traceback_from_what_codebase(
traceback)
if line is None:
message = "A critical error has occured in production. No further information is available."
else:
file, other_useful_info = self.get_useful_info_from_traceback_line(
line)
#Now we have the useful info. We need to tell the world.
message = "A critical error has occurred in production. %s. Likely culprit: %s on or near %s" % (
str(exception), file, other_useful_info)
local_red_alert(message) #Raise the alarm!
return None #Use default exception handling.
def save(self, owner=None, *args, **kwargs):
if owner:
#Sometimes we pass the owner in manually. If that's the case, assign that owner as the new owner.
self.owner = owner
#We're having a problem with phone numbers mysteriously becoming dis-associated from their owner. This is an attempt to figure out why so that we can write a test against it.
if self.id is not None: #This is already in the database - let's see what the database thinks the owner is.
current = PhoneNumber.objects.get(id=self.id)
if current.owner: #We want the cases where there is indeed a current owner.....
if not self.owner: #But there is no new owner.
#Holy shit! Why are we erasing the owner?
from what_apps.meta.alerts import local_red_alert
import inspect
message = "Phone number has disappeared!\n Phone number %s previous belonged to %s \n\n Stack Trace:\n\n %s" % current.id, current.owner, str(inspect.stack())
local_red_alert(message)
super(PhoneNumber, self).save(*args, **kwargs)
self.populate_calls()
return self
def save(self, owner=None, *args, **kwargs):
if owner:
#Sometimes we pass the owner in manually. If that's the case, assign that owner as the new owner.
self.owner = owner
#We're having a problem with phone numbers mysteriously becoming dis-associated from their owner. This is an attempt to figure out why so that we can write a test against it.
if self.id is not None: #This is already in the database - let's see what the database thinks the owner is.
current = PhoneNumber.objects.get(id=self.id)
if current.owner: #We want the cases where there is indeed a current owner.....
if not self.owner: #But there is no new owner.
#Holy shit! Why are we erasing the owner?
from what_apps.meta.alerts import local_red_alert
import inspect
message = "Phone number has disappeared!\n Phone number %s previous belonged to %s \n\n Stack Trace:\n\n %s" % current.id, current.owner, str(
inspect.stack())
local_red_alert(message)
super(PhoneNumber, self).save(*args, **kwargs)
self.populate_calls()
return self