def run(self):
"""Renders the job using a JobRendered, encapsulating all processing
errors and exceptions, with the addition here of a processing timeout.
Returns one of the RESULT_ constants.
"""
self.__thread.start()
self.__thread.join(self.__timeout)
# If the thread is no longer alive, the timeout was not reached and all
# is well.
if not self.__thread.isAlive():
return self.__thread.result
LOG.info("Rendering of job #%d took too long (timeout reached)!" %
self.__thread.job.id)
# Remove the job files
self.__thread.job.remove_all_files()
# Kill the thread and return TIMEOUT_REACHED
self.__thread.kill()
del self.__thread
LOG.debug("Thread removed.")
return RESULT_TIMEOUT_REACHED
def run(self):
"""Renders the job using a JobRendered, encapsulating all processing
errors and exceptions, with the addition here of a processing timeout.
Returns one of the RESULT_ constants.
"""
self.__thread.start()
self.__thread.join(self.__timeout)
# If the thread is no longer alive, the timeout was not reached and all
# is well.
if not self.__thread.isAlive():
return self.__thread.result
LOG.info("Rendering of job #%d took too long (timeout reached)!" % self.__thread.job.id)
# Remove the job files
self.__thread.job.remove_all_files()
# Kill the thread and return TIMEOUT_REACHED
self.__thread.kill()
del self.__thread
LOG.debug("Thread removed.")
return RESULT_TIMEOUT_REACHED
def kill(self):
LOG.debug("Killing job #%d's worker thread..." % self.job.id)
res = ctypes.pythonapi.PyThreadState_SetAsyncExc(self.__get_my_tid(), ctypes.py_object(SystemExit))
if res == 0:
raise ValueError("Invalid thread ID")
elif res != 1:
ctypes.pythonapi.PyThreadState_SetAsyncExc(self.__get_my_tid(), 0)
raise SystemError("PyThreadState_SetAsync failed")
def kill(self):
LOG.debug("Killing job #%d's worker thread..." % self.job.id)
res = ctypes.pythonapi.PyThreadState_SetAsyncExc(
self.__get_my_tid(), ctypes.py_object(SystemExit))
if res == 0:
raise ValueError("Invalid thread ID")
elif res != 1:
ctypes.pythonapi.PyThreadState_SetAsyncExc(self.__get_my_tid(), 0)
raise SystemError("PyThreadState_SetAsync failed")
def cleanup(self):
"""Run one iteration of the cleanup loop. A sorted list of files from
the renderings directory is first created, oldest files last. Files are
then pop()-ed out of the list and removed by cleanup_files() until
we're back below the size threshold."""
files = map(
lambda f: self.get_file_info(f),
[
os.path.join(RENDERING_RESULT_PATH, f)
for f in os.listdir(RENDERING_RESULT_PATH)
if not (f.startswith(".") or f.endswith(render.THUMBNAIL_SUFFIX))
],
)
# Compute the total size occupied by the renderings, and the actual 80%
# threshold, in bytes.
size = reduce(lambda x, y: x + y["size"], files, 0)
threshold = 0.8 * RENDERING_RESULT_MAX_SIZE_GB * 1024 * 1024 * 1024
# Stop here if we are below the threshold
if size < threshold:
return
LOG.info(
"%s consumed for a %s threshold. Cleaning..."
% (self.get_formatted_value(size), self.get_formatted_value(threshold))
)
# Sort files by timestamp, oldest last, and start removing them by
# pop()-ing the list.
files.sort(lambda x, y: cmp(y["time"], x["time"]))
while size > threshold:
if not len(files):
LOG.error("No files to remove and still above threshold! " "Something's wrong!")
return
f = files.pop()
LOG.debug("Considering file %s..." % f["name"])
job = MapRenderingJob.objects.get_by_filename(f["name"])
if job:
LOG.debug("Found matching parent job #%d." % job.id)
removed, saved = job.remove_all_files()
size -= saved
if removed:
LOG.info(
"Removed %d files for job #%d (%s)."
% (removed, job.id, self.get_formatted_details(saved, size, threshold))
)
else:
# If we didn't find a parent job, it means this is an orphaned
# file, we can safely remove it to get back some disk space.
LOG.debug("No parent job found.")
os.remove(f["path"])
size -= f["size"]
LOG.info(
"Removed orphan file %s (%s)." % (f["name"], self.get_formatted_details(f["size"], size, threshold))
)
def cleanup(self):
"""Run one iteration of the cleanup loop. A sorted list of files from
the renderings directory is first created, oldest files last. Files are
then pop()-ed out of the list and removed by cleanup_files() until
we're back below the size threshold."""
files = map(lambda f: self.get_file_info(f), [
os.path.join(RENDERING_RESULT_PATH, f)
for f in os.listdir(RENDERING_RESULT_PATH)
if not (f.startswith('.') or f.endswith(render.THUMBNAIL_SUFFIX))
])
# Compute the total size occupied by the renderings, and the actual 80%
# threshold, in bytes.
size = reduce(lambda x, y: x + y['size'], files, 0)
threshold = 0.8 * RENDERING_RESULT_MAX_SIZE_GB * 1024 * 1024 * 1024
# Stop here if we are below the threshold
if size < threshold:
return
LOG.info("%s consumed for a %s threshold. Cleaning..." %
(self.get_formatted_value(size),
self.get_formatted_value(threshold)))
# Sort files by timestamp, oldest last, and start removing them by
# pop()-ing the list.
files.sort(lambda x, y: cmp(y['time'], x['time']))
while size > threshold:
if not len(files):
LOG.error("No files to remove and still above threshold! "
"Something's wrong!")
return
f = files.pop()
LOG.debug("Considering file %s..." % f['name'])
job = MapRenderingJob.objects.get_by_filename(f['name'])
if job:
LOG.debug("Found matching parent job #%d." % job.id)
removed, saved = job.remove_all_files()
size -= saved
if removed:
LOG.info(
"Removed %d files for job #%d (%s)." %
(removed, job.id,
self.get_formatted_details(saved, size, threshold)))
else:
# If we didn't find a parent job, it means this is an orphaned
# file, we can safely remove it to get back some disk space.
LOG.debug("No parent job found.")
os.remove(f['path'])
size -= f['size']
LOG.info(
"Removed orphan file %s (%s)." %
(f['name'],
self.get_formatted_details(f['size'], size, threshold)))
