def test_jobs_execution(self):
"""
Test used to check if a Job Manager is able to execute multiple jobs.
"""
# creating and starting a job manager
jm = JobManager()
jm.start()
# creating and adding many jobs to the manager
num_jobs = 9
for i in range(num_jobs):
job = Job(increase, (2,))
job.user = 1
jm.addJob(job)
sleep(num_jobs + 1)
# checking if all jobs has been completed
if(len(jm.getAllJobs(1)["COMPLETED"]) != num_jobs):
self.assertTrue(False)
# checking if jobs results are correct
for job_id in jm.getAllJobs(1)["COMPLETED"]:
job = jm.getJob(job_id, 1)
if(job.result != 3):
self.assertTrue(False)
# stopping job manager
jm.stop()
def test_job_manager(self): """ Test used to check if a Job Manager could be instantiated without any error. """ jm = JobManager() jm.start() jm.stop() self.assertTrue(True)
def prova(): js = JobManager() for i in range(8): print "Job numero ", i seq = Seq(increase) ext = Executor() job = Job(ext, (seq, 2), "prova") js.addJob(job) js.start() return js
def test_job_manager(self): """ Test used to check if a Job Manager could be instantiated without any error. """ try: jm = JobManager() jm.start() jm.stop() self.assertTrue(True) except Exception as e: self.assertTrue(False)
def test_user_abort(self): """ Test used to stop the execution of a job by its owner. """ jm = JobManager() jm.start() job = Job(increase, (6,)) job.user = 1 jm.addJob(job) self.assertTrue(jm.abortJob(job.id, 1)) jm.stop()
def test_user_abort2(self): """ Test used to stop the execution of a given job by another user. """ jm = JobManager() jm.start() job = Job(increase, (2,)) job.user = 1 jm.addJob(job) self.assertFalse(jm.abortJob(job.id, 2)) jm.stop()
def test_job_abort(self): """ Test used to cancel the execution of a job by its id. A sample job is runned and then stopped. """ jm = JobManager() jm.start() job = Job(increase, (2,)) job.user = 1 jm.addJob(job) self.assertTrue(jm.abortJob(job.id, job.user)) jm.stop()
def test_user(self):
"""
Test used to retrieve all jobs of a given user.
"""
jm = JobManager()
jm.start()
job1 = Job(increase, (2,))
job1.user = 1
jm.addJob(job1)
sleep(2)
self.assertEqual(1, len(jm.getJobs('COMPLETED', 1)))
jm.stop()
def test_job_get2(self): """ Test used to check if the Job Manager is ablke to retrieve the correct Job object by its id. """ jm = JobManager() jm.start() job = Job(increase, (2,)) job.user = 1 job_id = jm.addJob(job) sleep(2) self.assertEqual(job_id, jm.getJob(job_id, job.user).id) jm.stop()
def test_job_execution3(self):
"""
Test used to check if the job manager detect and handle
correctely an exception during job execution.
"""
jm = JobManager()
jm.start()
job = Job(bad_division, (2,))
job.user = 1
jm.addJob(job)
sleep(2)
self.assertEqual(1, len(jm.getJobs('FAILED', 1)))
jm.stop()
def test_user2(self):
"""
Test used to retrieve all jobs of a user on many.
"""
jm = JobManager()
jm.start()
for i in range(3):
job = Job(increase, (2+i,))
job.user = i
jm.addJob(job)
sleep(2)
self.assertEqual(1, len(jm.getJobs('COMPLETED', 1)))
jm.stop()
def test_job_execution(self):
"""
Test used to check if a Job Manager is able to execute a job.
The considered job is a simple increase function.
"""
job = Job(increase, (1,))
jm = JobManager()
jm.start()
jm.addJob(job)
# wait that the job is moved to the running queue
sleep(delay + 2)
# checking if job result is correct
self.assertEqual(2, job.result)
jm.stop()
def test_user_clean(self):
"""
Test used to clean all completed jobs of a specific user.
"""
jm = JobManager()
jm.start()
for i in range(3):
job = Job(increase, (2+i,))
job.user = 1
jm.addJob(job)
sleep(6)
jm.cleanJobs(1)
self.assertEqual(0, len(jm.getJobs('COMPLETED', 1)))
jm.stop()
def test_job_abort2(self):
"""
Test used to cancel the execution of a job by its id.
A sample job is runned and then stopped.
"""
jm = JobManager()
jm.start()
job = Job(increase, (2,))
job.user = 1
jm.addJob(job)
jm.abortJob(job.id, job.user)
job = jm.getJob(job.id, job.user)
self.assertEqual('ABORTED', job.status)
jm.stop()
def test_user_get(self): """ Test used to retrieve one job on many user's jobs. """ jm = JobManager() jm.start() job = None for i in range(10): job = Job(increase, (2+i,)) job.user = 1 jm.addJob(job) sleep(2) self.assertTrue(jm.getJob(job.id, 1)) jm.stop()
def test_job_clean2(self):
"""
Test used to cancel the execution of a job by its id.
A sample job is runned and then stopped.
"""
jm = JobManager()
jm.start()
job = Job(increase, (2,))
job.user = 1
jm.addJob(job)
jm.cleanJobs(job.user)
sleep(2)
self.assertEqual('COMPLETED', jm.getJob(job.id, job.user).status)
jm.stop()
def test_job_get_all(self):
"""
Test used to check if the Job Manager is ablke to retrieve the
correct Job object by its id.
"""
jm = JobManager()
jm.start()
for i in range(5):
job = Job(increase, (2,))
job.user = 1
jm.addJob(job)
sleep(5)
self.assertEqual(5, len(jm.getJobs('COMPLETED', 1)))
jm.stop()
def test_job_clean(self): """ Test used to remove completed or aborted jobs from the Job Manager queues. A sample job is runned, waited and the cleaned. """ jm = JobManager() jm.start() job = Job(increase, (2,)) job.user = 1 jm.addJob(job) sleep(2) jm.cleanJobs(job.user) self.assertIsNone(jm.getJob(job.id, job.user)) jm.stop()
def test_user3(self):
"""
Test used to retrieve one job on many user's jobs.
"""
jm = JobManager()
jm.start()
for i in range(30):
job = Job(increase, (2+i,))
job.user = 1
jm.addJob(job)
job = Job(increase, (2,))
job.user = 2
jm.addJob(job)
sleep(10)
self.assertEqual(1, len(jm.getJobs('COMPLETED', 2)))
jm.stop()
def test_failed_job(self):
"""
Test used to check if the job manager detect and handle
correctely an exeception during job execution.
"""
jm = JobManager()
job1 = Job(increase, (2,))
job1.user = 1
job2 = Job(bad_division, (2,))
job2.user = 1
jm.addJob(job1)
jm.addJob(job2)
jm.start()
sleep(2)
jm.stop()
if(len(jm.getJobs('FAILED', 1)) != 1 or len(jm.getJobs('COMPLETED', 1)) != 1):
self.assertTrue(False)
def ttest33333(self):
"""
Test used to check if a Job Manager is able to execute multiple jobs.
"""
# creating and starting a job manager
jm = JobManager()
jm.start()
# creating and adding many jobs to the manager
num_jobs = 10
for i in range(num_jobs):
job = Job(increase, (2,))
job.user = 1
jm.addJob(job)
for job in jm.getAllJobs(1)["QUEUED"]:
job_id = job.id
job2 = jm.getJob(job_id, 1)
if(not job2):
self.assertTrue(False)
# stopping job manager
jm.stop()
def test(self): """ Test the distribution of the percentage of completed stages over a skeleton. """ js = JobManager() pipe = Pipe(Seq(increase), Seq(increase)) ext = Executor() job = Job(ext, (pipe, 100)) js.addJob(job) js.start() #Read the progress variable to check the percentage of completed stages. percentage = [] while(True): val = ext.get_progress() if(val not in percentage): percentage.append(val) if(val == 100): break sleep(1) self.assertEqual(percentage, [0, 50, 100]) js.stop()
from django.shortcuts import render
from django.conf import settings
from django.http import HttpResponse, Http404, JsonResponse
from rest_framework.views import APIView
from rest_framework.response import Response
from rest_framework import status
from job_manager.job.job_manager import JobManager
from job_manager.job.job import SkeletonJob, PlainJob
from importlib import import_module
import json
import math
jmd = JobManager()
jmd.start()
class JobList(APIView):
"""
Class used to retrieve the list of all stored Job objects, create a new
Job and start it. delete all result of already executed jobs.
Job objects could be selected by status or retrieved entirely.
Objects data are retrieved and provided in a serialized format.
"""
def get(self, request):
"""
This view is used to return a list of jobs, divided by their
computational status.
It is possible to filter all jobs by status (optional).