def diagnose_gpudb( argv ):
"""
Run a diagnostic test on GPUdb
Argument:
argv -- Command line arguments
"""
# Parse the command line arguments
if ( len(sys.argv) == 1 ): # None provided
# Print help message and quit
print ( helpMessage )
sys.exit( 2 )
try: # Parse the command line arguments
opts, args = getopt.getopt( sys.argv[1:], "hlg:p:v" )
except getopt.GetoptError:
print ( helpMessage )
sys.exit( 2 )
# Some default values
GPUdb_IP = '127.0.0.1' # Run locally by default
GPUdb_Port = '9191' # Default port
isVerbose = False
# Parse the arguments
for opt, arg in opts:
if opt == '-h': # print usage and exit
print ( helpMessage )
sys.exit()
if opt == '-l': # run gpudb on local machine
isServer = False
if opt == '-g': # run gpudb on a server gpudb at the specified IP address
GPUdb_IP = arg
set_id = "TwitterPointText" # Default set ID for server gpudb
if opt == '-p': # run gpudb on a server gpudb at the specified port
GPUdb_Port = arg
if opt == '-v': # prints verbose messages (only the success message, really)
isVerbose = True
# Set up GPUdb with binary encoding
gpudb = GPUdb( encoding='BINARY', host = GPUdb_IP, port = GPUdb_Port )
# Create a data type
point_schema_str = """{
"type":"record",
"name":"point",
"fields":
[
{"name":"x","type":"double"},
{"name":"y","type":"double"},
{"name":"OBJECT_ID","type":"string"}
]
}""".replace(' ','').replace('\n','')
# Register the data type and ensure that it worked
# Endpoint: /create/type
create_resp = gpudb.create_type ( point_schema_str, "point_type" )
assert create_resp['status_info'][ 'status' ] == 'OK', "GPUdb failed to create point data type; error message: " \
% create_resp['status_info'][ 'message' ]
# Using the registered type's ID, create a new set (and check that worked)
# Endpoint: /create/table
type_id = create_resp[ 'type_id' ]
table_name = "diagnostics_point_set_" + datetime.datetime.now().isoformat()
create_table_resp = gpudb.create_table( table_name, type_id ) # not a part of a collection
assert create_table_resp['status_info'][ 'status' ] == 'OK', "GPUdb failed to create point table; error message: %s" \
% create_table_resp['status_info'][ 'message' ]
# Add some data to the set in batches
# Endpoint: /insert/records/random
count_1 = 2000
param_map_1 = { "x": {"min": 0, "max": 42 }, "y": {"min": 0, "max": 42 } }
random_resp = gpudb.insert_records_random( table_name, count_1, param_map_1 )
# Check that the first set of objects were generated successfully
assert random_resp['status_info'][ 'status' ] == 'OK', "GPUdb failed to generate random points; error message: %s" \
% random_resp['status_info'][ 'message' ]
# Add another batch of data points to the same set, but at a different location
# Endpoint: /insert/records/random
count_2 = 2000
param_map_2 = { "x": {"min": -50, "max": -20 }, "y": {"min": -50, "max": -20 } }
random_resp = gpudb.insert_records_random( table_name, count_2, param_map_2 )
# Check that the first set of objects were generated successfully
assert random_resp['status_info'][ 'status' ] == 'OK', "GPUdb failed to generate random points; error message: %s" \
% random_resp['status_info'][ 'message' ]
# Check the total size of the set is as intended
# Endpoint: /show/table
total_size = count_1 + count_2
show_table_resp = gpudb.show_table( table_name, options = {"get_sizes": "true"} )
assert show_table_resp['status_info'][ 'status' ] == 'OK', "GPUdb failed to check status of set; error message: %s" \
% show_table_resp['status_info'][ 'message' ]
assert show_table_resp[ 'total_size' ] == total_size, "Error: Total size of set is not as expected. Set size = %s, expected size = %s" % ( show_table_resp[ 'total_size' ], total_size )
# Query chaining: do two filters one after another, get final count
# Do a similar query with select, check count against the chained queries
# Bounding box: x within [10, 20] and y within [10, 20]
# Endpoint: /filter/bybox
bbox_view_name = "diagnostics_bbox_result_" + datetime.datetime.now().isoformat()
bbox_resp = gpudb.filter_by_box( table_name, bbox_view_name, "x", 10, 20, "y", 10, 20 )
assert bbox_resp['status_info'][ 'status' ] == 'OK', "GPUdb failed to perform bounding box query; error message: %s" \
% bbox_resp['status_info'][ 'message' ]
# Filter by radius: 100km radius around (lon, lat) = (15, 15)
# Endpoint: /filter/byradius
fradius_view_name = "diagnostics_filter_by_radius_result_" + datetime.datetime.now().isoformat()
fradius_resp = gpudb.filter_by_radius( bbox_view_name, fradius_view_name, "x", 15, "y", 15, 100000 )
assert fradius_resp['status_info'][ 'status' ] == 'OK', "GPUdb failed to perform filter by radius query; error message: %s" \
% fradius_resp['status_info'][ 'message' ]
# Do a select query with a predicate that should yield the same result
# as the above chained queries
# Select: ( (10 <= x) and (x <= 20) and (10 <= y) and (y <= 20) and (geodist(x, y, 15, 15) < 100000) )
# Endpoint: /filter
filter_view_name = "diagnostics_filter_result_" + datetime.datetime.now().isoformat()
predicate = "( (10 <= x) and (x <= 20) and (10 <= y) and (y <= 20) and (geodist(x, y, 15, 15) < 100000) )"
filter_resp = gpudb.filter( table_name, filter_view_name, predicate )
assert filter_resp['status_info'][ 'status' ] == 'OK', "GPUdb failed to perform filter query; error message: %s" \
% filter_resp['status_info'][ 'message' ]
assert filter_resp[ 'count' ] == fradius_resp[ 'count' ], "Error: Mismatch in counts of filter (%s) and chained queries (bounding box then filter by radius) (%s)" \
% ( filter_resp[ 'count' ], fradius_resp[ 'count' ] )
# Delete a few objects and check the set size of the original set
#
# Delete objects: Delte a few objects given a predicate
# Endpoint: /delete/records
delete_expression = ["((15 <= x) and (x <= 18.5))"]
delete_resp = gpudb.delete_records( table_name, delete_expression )
assert delete_resp['status_info'][ 'status' ] == 'OK', "GPUdb failed to perform delete operation; error message: %s" \
% delete_resp['status_info'][ 'message' ]
# Check that the size of the set has gone down
# Statistics return the count as a default
# Endpoint: /aggregate/statistics
new_size = total_size - delete_resp[ 'count_deleted' ]
statistics_resp = gpudb.aggregate_statistics( table_name, "x", "count" )
assert statistics_resp['status_info'][ 'status' ] == 'OK', "GPUdb failed to perform the statistics operation; error message: %s" \
% statistics_resp['status_info'][ 'message' ]
assert statistics_resp[ 'stats' ][ 'count' ] == new_size, "Error: Mismatch in counts of set size (%s) and expected size (%s)" \
% ( statistics_resp[ 'count' ], new_size )
# Update a few objects and check the update was successful by doing a select
#
# Update objects based on x, change the y value
# Endpoing: /update/records
update_predicate = "((-35 <= x) and (x <= -33.5))"
update_resp = gpudb.update_records( table_name, [ update_predicate ], [{'y': "71"}] )
assert update_resp['status_info'][ 'status' ] == 'OK', "GPUdb failed to perform the update operation; error message: %s" \
% update_resp['status_info'][ 'message' ]
# Check that the selected objects' y values have been changed
#
# Obtain the selected objects by performing a select query
# Endpoint: /filter
filter_view_name2 = "diagnostics_filter_result_2_" + datetime.datetime.now().isoformat()
filter_resp1 = gpudb.filter( table_name, filter_view_name2, update_predicate )
assert filter_resp1['status_info'][ 'status' ] == 'OK', "GPUdb failed to perform filter operation; error message: %s" \
% filter_resp1['status_info'][ 'message' ]
# Get all the objects in the resultant set that has the update y value
# and check that it matches with the above count
# Endpont: /filter
filter_expression = "(y == 71)"
filter_view_name3 = "diagnostics_filter_result_3_" + datetime.datetime.now().isoformat()
filter_resp2 = gpudb.filter( table_name, filter_view_name3, filter_expression )
assert filter_resp2['status_info'][ 'status' ] == 'OK', "GPUdb failed to perform filter operation; error message: %s" \
% filter_resp2['status_info'][ 'message' ]
# Now check that the counts match
assert filter_resp1[ 'count' ] == filter_resp2[ 'count' ], "GPUdb failed in performing update correctly; expected count is %s, but given count is %s" \
% ( filter_resp1[ 'count' ], filter_resp2[ 'count' ] )
# Clear all the tables (dropping the original table also drops views)
clear_resp = gpudb.clear_table( table_name )
assert clear_resp['status_info'][ 'status' ] == 'OK', "GPUdb failed in clearing set %s" % table_name
if isVerbose:
print ( "The diagnostics tests succeeded!" )
