def force_unlock(
config: str, env: Optional[str], local: Optional[bool], var: Dict[str, str],
) -> None:
"""Release a stuck lock on the current workspace
Manually unlock the state for the defined configuration.
This will not modify your infrastructure. This command removes the lock on the
state for the current workspace.
Examples:
opta force-unlock -c my-config.yaml -e prod
"""
try:
opta_acquire_lock()
tf_flags: List[str] = []
config = check_opta_file_exists(config)
if local:
config = local_setup(config, input_variables=var)
amplitude_client.send_event(amplitude_client.FORCE_UNLOCK_EVENT)
layer = Layer.load_from_yaml(
config, env, input_variables=var, strict_input_variables=False
)
layer.verify_cloud_credentials()
modules = Terraform.get_existing_modules(layer)
layer.modules = [x for x in layer.modules if x.name in modules]
gen_all(layer)
tf_lock_exists, _ = Terraform.tf_lock_details(layer)
if tf_lock_exists:
Terraform.init(layer=layer)
click.confirm(
"This will remove the lock on the remote state."
"\nPlease make sure that no other instance of opta command is running on this file."
"\nDo you still want to proceed?",
abort=True,
)
tf_flags.append("-force")
Terraform.force_unlock(layer, *tf_flags)
if Terraform.download_state(layer):
if layer.parent is not None or "k8scluster" in modules:
set_kube_config(layer)
kube_context = layer.get_cloud_client().get_kube_context_name()
pending_upgrade_release_list = Helm.get_helm_list(
kube_context=kube_context, status="pending-upgrade"
)
click.confirm(
"Do you also wish to Rollback the Helm releases in Pending-Upgrade State?"
"\nPlease make sure that no other instance of opta command is running on this file."
"\nDo you still want to proceed?",
abort=True,
)
for release in pending_upgrade_release_list:
Helm.rollback_helm(
kube_context,
release["name"],
namespace=release["namespace"],
revision=release["revision"],
)
finally:
opta_release_lock()
def destroy(
config: str,
env: Optional[str],
auto_approve: bool,
detailed_plan: bool,
local: Optional[bool],
var: Dict[str, str],
) -> None:
"""Destroy all opta resources from the current config
To destroy an environment, you have to first destroy all the services first.
Examples:
opta destroy -c my-service.yaml --auto-approve
opta destroy -c my-env.yaml --auto-approve
"""
try:
opta_acquire_lock()
pre_check()
logger.warning(
"You are destroying your cloud infra state. DO NOT, I REPEAT, DO NOT do this as "
"an attempt to debug a weird/errored apply. What you have created is not some ephemeral object that can be "
"tossed arbitrarily (perhaps some day) and destroying unnecessarily just to reapply typically makes it "
"worse. If you're doing this cause you are really trying to destroy the environment entirely, then that's"
"perfectly fine-- if not then please reach out to the opta team in the slack workspace "
"(https://slack.opta.dev) and I promise that they'll be happy to help debug."
)
config = check_opta_file_exists(config)
if local:
config, _ = _handle_local_flag(config, False)
_clean_tf_folder()
layer = Layer.load_from_yaml(config, env, input_variables=var)
event_properties: Dict = layer.get_event_properties()
amplitude_client.send_event(
amplitude_client.DESTROY_EVENT, event_properties=event_properties,
)
layer.verify_cloud_credentials()
layer.validate_required_path_dependencies()
if not Terraform.download_state(layer):
logger.info(
"The opta state could not be found. This may happen if destroy ran successfully before."
)
return
tf_lock_exists, _ = Terraform.tf_lock_details(layer)
if tf_lock_exists:
raise UserErrors(USER_ERROR_TF_LOCK)
# Any child layers should be destroyed first before the current layer.
children_layers = _fetch_children_layers(layer)
if children_layers:
# TODO: ideally we can just automatically destroy them but it's
# complicated...
logger.error(
"Found the following services that depend on this environment. Please run `opta destroy` on them first!\n"
+ "\n".join(children_layers)
)
raise UserErrors("Dependant services found!")
tf_flags: List[str] = []
if auto_approve:
sleep_time = 5
logger.info(
f"{attr('bold')}Opta will now destroy the {attr('underlined')}{layer.name}{attr(0)}"
f"{attr('bold')} layer.{attr(0)}\n"
f"{attr('bold')}Sleeping for {attr('underlined')}{sleep_time} secs{attr(0)}"
f"{attr('bold')}, press Ctrl+C to Abort.{attr(0)}"
)
time.sleep(sleep_time)
tf_flags.append("-auto-approve")
modules = Terraform.get_existing_modules(layer)
layer.modules = [x for x in layer.modules if x.name in modules]
gen_all(layer)
Terraform.init(False, "-reconfigure", layer=layer)
Terraform.refresh(layer)
idx = len(layer.modules) - 1
for module in reversed(layer.modules):
try:
module_address_prefix = f"-target=module.{module.name}"
logger.info("Planning your changes (might take a minute)")
Terraform.plan(
"-lock=false",
"-input=false",
"-destroy",
f"-out={TF_PLAN_PATH}",
layer=layer,
*list([module_address_prefix]),
)
PlanDisplayer.display(detailed_plan=detailed_plan)
tf_flags = []
if not auto_approve:
click.confirm(
"The above are the planned changes for your opta run. Do you approve?",
abort=True,
)
else:
tf_flags.append("-auto-approve")
Terraform.apply(layer, *tf_flags, TF_PLAN_PATH, no_init=True, quiet=False)
layer.post_delete(idx)
idx -= 1
except Exception as e:
raise e
Terraform.delete_state_storage(layer)
finally:
opta_release_lock()