def newf(request, *args, **kwargs):
try:
return f(request, *args, **kwargs)
except (ValidationError, DeploymentException), e:
log.warning("Caught an error while running view %s, rendering error.html. %s", f.__name__, e)
return render("error.html",
{'message': e},
request)
def logout_idle_users(self):
"""Logs off idle users for all nodes in this cluster."""
for node in self.active:
try:
osutil_node = osutils.get_os_object(node.ip, settings.MEDIA_ROOT + str(self.app.ssh_key))
osutil_node.user_cleanup(10)
except HostNotConnectableError:
# Ignore this host that doesn't seem to be ssh'able, but log it as an error
log.warning('Node %s is NOT sshable and should be looked into')
def get_stats(self):
"""
Count number of sessions on all nodes. Get available headroom for cluster.
Return two as a tuple (number_of_users, available_headroom)
"""
number_of_users = 0
for node in self.active:
try:
osutil_node = osutils.get_os_object(node.ip, settings.MEDIA_ROOT + str(self.app.ssh_key))
number_of_users += len(osutil_node.sessions)
except HostNotConnectableError:
# Ignore this host that doesn't seem to be ssh'able, but log it as an error
log.warning('Node %s is NOT sshable and should be looked into')
return (number_of_users, self.avail_headroom)
def _map_app_cluster_inuse(self, app_pk):
"""
Returns a list of tuples, sorted by 'priority' from lowest to highest: [ (ip,numInUse), (ip,numInUse), .... ]
Index 0 of the returned list has the priority closest to 0. Here a low number indicates high priority.
numInUse are the number of clients currently using a given host
This function only considers instances in state '2'
"""
app_map = []
nodes = self.active.order_by('priority')
for host in nodes:
try:
osutil_node = osutils.get_os_object(host.ip, settings.MEDIA_ROOT + str(self.app.ssh_key))
cur_users = len(osutil_node.sessions)
app_map.append((host, cur_users))
except HostNotConnectableError:
# Ignore this host that doesn't seem to be ssh'able, but log it as an error
log.warning('Node %s is NOT sshable and should be looked into')
return app_map
def terminate_instances(instances):
"""Turns off the list of instances given.
instances should be an iterable of vdi.models.Instance objects, for
example, a django queryset. The number of instances that were successfully
terminated is returned.
"""
num = 0
for instance in instances:
prov_instance = driver.instance(instance.instanceId)
if prov_instance.stop():
dbitem = Instance.objects.filter(instanceId=instance.instanceId)[0]
log.debug('The node has been deleted. I will now move %s into a deleted state' % dbitem.instanceId)
dbitem.state = 5
dbitem.save()
num += 1
else:
log.warning('Could not shut down instance "%s"' % instance.instanceId)
return num
def ssh_run_command(self, cmd):
"""Runs a command on the remote machine with the given options.
Returns a string of the command's output. This is a blocking call.
cmd is a list of strings, the first is the command to run, and the rest
are arguments.
"""
if not self.ssh_avail():
raise HostNotConnectableError
command = ["ssh",
"-l", self.username,
"-p", str(self.SSH_PORT),
"-i", self.key,
"-o", "StrictHostKeyChecking=no",
"-o","UserKnownHostsFile=/dev/null",
self.ip,
]
command.extend(cmd)
log.warning(' '.join(command))
return subprocess.Popen(command, stdout=subprocess.PIPE, stderr=subprocess.STDOUT).communicate()[0]
def terminate_instances(instances):
"""Turns off the list of instances given.
instances should be an iterable of vdi.models.Instance objects, for
example, a django queryset. The number of instances that were successfully
terminated is returned.
"""
num = 0
for instance in instances:
prov_instance = driver.instance(instance.instanceId)
if prov_instance.stop():
dbitem = Instance.objects.filter(instanceId=instance.instanceId)[0]
log.debug(
'The node has been deleted. I will now move %s into a deleted state'
% dbitem.instanceId)
dbitem.state = 5
dbitem.save()
num += 1
else:
log.warning('Could not shut down instance "%s"' %
instance.instanceId)
return num
