def gpstart_and_verify(self, master_dd=os.environ.get('MASTER_DATA_DIRECTORY'), host='localhost'):
pid = walrepl.get_postmaster_pid(master_dd, host)
tinctest.logger.info("gpstart_verify: master dd is %s, host is %s, master pid is %s"%(master_dd,host, pid))
if pid == -1:
return False
cmd_str = 'kill -s 0 {pid}'.format(pid=pid)
cmd = SmartCmd(cmd_str, host=host)
cmd.run()
results = cmd.get_results()
return results.rc == 0
def gpstart_and_verify(self, master_dd=os.environ.get('MASTER_DATA_DIRECTORY'), host='localhost'):
pid = walrepl.get_postmaster_pid(master_dd, host)
tinctest.logger.info("gpstart_verify: master dd is %s, host is %s, master pid is %s"%(master_dd,host, pid))
if pid == -1:
return False
cmd_str = 'kill -s 0 {pid}'.format(pid=pid)
cmd = SmartCmd(cmd_str, host=host)
cmd.run()
results = cmd.get_results()
return results.rc == 0
def check_standby_processes(self):
'''Check if all the standby processes are present '''
# Get hostname and data directory of standby, if any.
# We could use gparray, but for now let's stay away from gppylib
with DbConn(dbname='postgres') as conn:
results = conn.execute("""
SELECT hostname, fselocation
FROM gp_segment_configuration
INNER JOIN pg_filespace_entry ON dbid = fsedbid
WHERE fsefsoid = 3052 AND content = -1 AND role = 'm'
""")
# If standby is not configured, there must not be any standby processes.
if len(results) == 0:
return False
host = results[0].hostname
datadir = results[0].fselocation
# We look for these processes that are spawned from standby postmaster.
# They should have postmaster pid as ppid. We minimize remote operation
# cost by getting ps output once, and search for these strings from the
# output lines using regexp.
process_list = [
'master logger process', 'startup process', 'wal receiver process'
]
target_process = '(' + '|'.join(process_list) + ')'
postmaster_pid = walrepl.get_postmaster_pid(datadir, host)
# If postmaster does not exit, child processes are not present.
if postmaster_pid == -1:
return False
# Make it string for the later comparison
postmaster_pid = str(postmaster_pid)
cmd = SmartCmd('ps -e -o ppid,command | grep [p]ostgres', host=host)
cmd.run()
standby_processes = []
for line in cmd.get_results().stdout.splitlines(True):
line = line.strip()
(ppid, command) = re.split(r'\s+', line, 1)
if ppid == postmaster_pid and re.search(target_process, command):
standby_processes.append(line)
# If we found more or less than expected, we don't know.
if len(standby_processes) != len(process_list):
return False
tinctest.logger.info(
'All the standby processes are present at standby host'
'')
return True
def check_standby_processes(self):
'''Check if all the standby processes are present '''
# Get hostname and data directory of standby, if any.
# We could use gparray, but for now let's stay away from gppylib
with DbConn(dbname='postgres') as conn:
results = conn.execute("""
SELECT hostname, fselocation
FROM gp_segment_configuration
INNER JOIN pg_filespace_entry ON dbid = fsedbid
WHERE fsefsoid = 3052 AND content = -1 AND role = 'm'
""")
# If standby is not configured, there must not be any standby processes.
if len(results) == 0:
return False
host = results[0].hostname
datadir = results[0].fselocation
# We look for these processes that are spawned from standby postmaster.
# They should have postmaster pid as ppid. We minimize remote operation
# cost by getting ps output once, and search for these strings from the
# output lines using regexp.
process_list = ['master logger process', 'startup process', 'wal receiver process']
target_process = '(' + '|'.join(process_list) + ')'
postmaster_pid = walrepl.get_postmaster_pid(datadir, host)
# If postmaster does not exit, child processes are not present.
if postmaster_pid == -1:
return False
# Make it string for the later comparison
postmaster_pid = str(postmaster_pid)
cmd = SmartCmd('ps -e -o ppid,command | grep [p]ostgres', host=host)
cmd.run()
standby_processes = []
for line in cmd.get_results().stdout.splitlines(True):
line = line.strip()
(ppid, command) = re.split(r'\s+', line, 1)
if ppid == postmaster_pid and re.search(target_process, command):
standby_processes.append(line)
# If we found more or less than expected, we don't know.
if len(standby_processes) != len(process_list):
return False
tinctest.logger.info('All the standby processes are present at standby host''')
return True
