def zfm_load_configuration(config_file, zfm_config):
#
# Open the file for reading.
#
try:
f = open(config_file)
except FileNotFound:
Log.error('no such file: {}', config_file)
return False
#
# Read the file line by line. Strip out the comments and then split the line into key and value.
#
errors = False
for line in f:
kv_line, _, _ = line.partition('#')
kv_line = kv_line.strip()
if len(kv_line) == 0: continue
tokens = kv_line.split()
if len(tokens) == 2:
key, value = tokens
zfm_config[key] = value
else:
Log.error('invalid line: {}', line.rstrip())
errors = True
return not errors
def check(self):
#
# Get the port metrics.
#
status, attr = self.get()
if not status:
Log.error('can\'t fetch port metrics for sweep of remote node')
return status
#
# First time through. Nothing to compare.
#
if not self.data:
self.data = copy.deepcopy(attr)
return True
#
# Check the error counters and flag those that are increasing.
#
for s in attr['Gen-Z']:
v_curr = attr['Gen-Z'][s]
v_last = self.data['Gen-Z'][s]
if v_curr != v_last:
Log.error('{:<20} port {:<2} : {:<25} : {} -> {}', self.node.name, self.port.index, s, v_last, v_curr)
self.data = copy.deepcopy(attr)
return status
def validate(self):
if not self.query():
Log.error(
'{}[{}].validate : can\'t fetch attributes - downing port',
self.node.name, self.index)
self.active = False
return False
#
# Get the node's view of its remote neighbor
#
attr_uid = self.current['Oem']['Hpe']['RemoteComponentID']['UID']
attr_port = self.current['Oem']['Hpe']['RemoteComponentID']['Port']
#
# Compare it to our view.
#
status = (attr_uid == self.remote_uid) and (attr_port
== self.remote_port)
if not status:
Log.error('{}[{}] didn\'t validate: 0x{:X}:{:<2} vs 0x{:X}:{:<2}',
self.node.name, self.index, self.remote_uid,
self.remote_port, attr_uid, attr_port)
self.active = False
return False
return True
def sweep(self):
#
# Read the port metrics.
#
status = self.metrics.check()
if not status:
Log.error('{}[{}].sweep : can\'t read metrics - downing port',
self.node.name, self.index)
self.active = False
return status
#
# Check the port state. If the link state is good and the interface state is bad, then it is
# possible that someone is resetting some metrics. (You do this by resetting the interface.)
# So in this case, we sleep for two seconds to allow the interface to be good again.
#
link_state, if_state = self.link_interface_state()
if (link_state == 'Enabled') and (if_state == 'Disabled'):
time.sleep(2)
link_state, if_state = self.link_interface_state()
status = (link_state == 'Enabled') and (if_state == 'Enabled')
if not status:
Log.error(
'{}[{}].sweep : link/interface in bad state - downing port',
self.node.name, self.index)
self.active = False
return status
def is_enabled(self):
#
#
# Make sure that this port is enabled.
#
if not self.query():
Log.error('{}[{}].enable : can\'t read status', self.node.name,
self.index)
self.active = False
return False
state, health = self.current['Status']['State'], self.current[
'Status']['Health']
link_state = self.current['LinkState']
if_state = self.current['InterfaceState']
if health != 'OK':
Log.error('{}[{}].enable : port health {} is bad', self.node.name,
self.index, health)
port.active = False
return False
if state != 'Enabled':
Log.debug('{}[{}].enable : state not yet ready {}/{}',
self.node.name, self.index, state, health)
return False
if if_state != 'Enabled':
Log.debug('{}[{}].enable : interface not yet enabled {}',
self.node.name, self.index, if_state)
return False
return True
def query(self):
#
# Get the port attribute. Update the current view.
#
status, attr = self.node.get(self.name)
if status:
self.current = attr
else:
Log.error('failed to get {}/{} attributes', self.node.name,
self.index)
return status
def load(self):
status = True
if self.lprt: status &= self.lprt.patch()
if self.mprt: status &= self.mprt.patch()
if self.vcat: status &= self.vcat.patch()
if self.metrics: status &= self.metrics.reset()
if not status:
Log.error('{}[{}].load : can\'t load attributes - downing port',
self.node.name, self.index)
self.active = False
return status
def reply(self, status, headers=None, data=None):
try:
self.send_response(status)
if headers:
for key,value in headers.items():
self.send_header(key, value)
self.end_headers()
if data:
encoded_data = data.encode()
self.wfile.write(encoded_data)
except:
Log.error('can\'t reply to requester')
def initialize(self):
#
# Validate the sweep type.
#
if self.sweep_type not in Fabric.sweep_types:
Log.error('invalid sweep type {}', self.sweep_type)
return False
#
# Read the node profiles.
#
self.nodes = {}
for filename in self.node_file_list:
Log.info('reading {}', filename)
try:
with open(filename) as f:
node_profiles = json.load(f)
for name, profile in node_profiles.items():
node_type = profile['type']
self.nodes[name] = Fabric.name_classes[node_type](
name, profile)
except:
Log.error('error reading {}', filename)
return False
#
# There are 5 steps for node initialization:
# 1) load the GCIDs and UID into the endpoints
# 2) train the port links
# 3) validate that all ports are wired correctly
# 4) load the node attributes
# 5) enable the port interfaces
#
status = True
if status: status = self.init_ids()
if status: status = self.train_ports()
if status: status = self.validate_ports()
if status: status = self.load_nodes()
if status: status = self.enable_ports()
#
# Verify the state of all connected ports.
#
if status:
status = self.verify_fabric_health()
Log.debug('fabric initialization status = {}', status)
return status
def wait_for(self, command, args, kwargs):
Log.info('starting {}...', command)
kwargs['retries'] = self.timers.get(command, self.timers['default'])
verify_name = '{}_done'.format(command)
#
# Tell the node threads to start the command.
#
active_nodes = [node for node in self.nodes.values() if node.active]
for node in active_nodes:
node.enqueue(command, args, kwargs)
#
# Wait for all of the node threads to complete.
#
cycles = 0
node_statuses = [-1]
while (self.wait_status(node_statuses) < 0) and (cycles <
self.timers[command]):
time.sleep(1)
cycles += 1
node_statuses = [
getattr(node, verify_name)() for node in active_nodes
]
if (cycles % 60) == 0:
self.wait_display(command, cycles, node_statuses)
#
# Check for node timeouts.
#
if self.wait_status(node_statuses) < 0:
self.wait_display(command, cycles, node_statuses)
for i in range(len(node_statuses)):
if node_statuses[i] == -1:
Log.error('{} : {} timed out', command,
active_nodes[i].name)
#
# Display the command status.
#
command_status = self.wait_status(node_statuses) == 1
Log.info('{} done ... status = {} cycles = {}', command,
command_status, cycles)
return command_status
def GET_port(self, parameters):
node = self.node
#
# Fetch the port attribute.
#
metric_attr = self.query_all()
if not metric_attr:
Log.error('can\'t retrieve port attribute for {}', self.name)
return 404, None
#
# We now have the port attribute.
#
oem_data = self.current['Oem']['Hpe']
data = {
'DataType':
'PORT',
'Timestamp':
datetime.datetime.now().isoformat(),
'Node':
node.profile['name'],
'Hostname':
node.name,
'Index':
self.index,
'ConfigState':
'Enabled' if self.active else 'Disabled',
'Status':
'{}/{}'.format(self.current['Status']['State'],
self.current['Status']['Health']),
'LinkState':
self.current['LinkState'],
'InterfaceState':
self.current['InterfaceState'],
'Remote':
'0x{:08X}/{:<2}'.format(oem_data['RemoteComponentID']['UID'],
oem_data['RemoteComponentID']['Port']),
'Metrics':
self.current_metrics
}
return 200, data
def locate_node(self, node_id):
node_hex_id = -1
if type(node_id) is int:
node_hex_id = node_id
elif type(node_id) is str and node_id.isdigit():
node_hex_id = int(node_id, 0)
for name, node in self.nodes.items():
if name == node_id:
return node
elif node.topoid == node_id:
return node
elif node.geoid == node_id:
return node
elif node.uid == node_hex_id:
return node
Log.error('invalid node identifier {}', node_id)
return None
def get(node, attribute):
#
# Send the REST command to the server.
#
headers = { "Accept": "application/json", "Content-Type": "application/json" }
url = 'http://{address}{attribute}'.format(address=node.address, attribute=attribute)
status, reply = Rest._rest_function(requests.get, url, headers=headers)
if status != 200:
Log.error('Rest(GET): {} failed with status {}', url,status)
return False, None
#
# Good reply - need to convert from string -> data
#
if reply.startswith('<pre>') : reply = reply[5:]
if reply.endswith('</pre>') : reply = reply[:-6]
try:
status,data = True,json.loads(reply)
except:
Log.error('Rest.get() : invalid JSON returned.')
Log.error('Data={}', reply)
status,data = False,None
return status, data
def __init__(self, hostname, fabric):
#
# Resolve the hostname.
#
hostname, delimiter, hostport = hostname.partition(':')
if not hostport: hostport = '60000'
try:
hostname = socket.gethostbyname(hostname)
except:
Log.error('can\'t resolve the ZFM server address {}', hostname)
sys.exit(0)
#
# Setup the server environment.
#
self.address = hostname
self.port = int(hostport)
self.server = None
try:
self.server = HTTPServer((self.address, self.port), GenZHandler)
except:
output = subprocess.check_output('lsof -i:{}'.format(self.port), shell=True)
Log.error('can\'t create HTTP server')
Log.error(output.decode('utf-8'))
sys.exit(0)
self.server.formatter = ZFMFormatter()
self.server.node_address = hostname
self.server.redfish_base = os.path.join('redfish', 'v1')
self.server.fabric = fabric
def enable(self):
#
#
# Get the current port state.
#
if not self.query():
Log.error('{}[{}].enable : can\'t read status', self.node.name,
self.index)
self.active = False
return False
state, health = self.current['Status']['State'], self.current[
'Status']['Health']
link_state = self.current['LinkState']
if_state = self.current['InterfaceState']
if health != 'OK':
Log.error('{}[{}].enable : port health {} is bad', self.node.name,
self.index, health)
port.active = False
return False
#
# Verify that the port is in the correct state for enabling the interface.
#
if state == 'Enabled':
Log.debug('{}[{}].enable : already enabled {}/{}', self.node.name,
self.index, state, health)
return True
if state != 'StandbyOffline':
Log.debug('{}[{}].enable : state not ready {}/{}', self.node.name,
self.index, state, health)
return False
if link_state != 'Enabled':
Log.debug('{}[{}].enable : link state not ready {}',
self.node.name, self.index, link_state)
return False
if if_state != 'Disabled':
Log.debug('{}[{}].enable : interface state not ready {}',
self.node.name, self.index, if_state)
return False
#
# If we are in StandbyOffline mode, transition to Enabled.
#
values = {'InterfaceState': 'Enabled'}
status, _ = self.node.patch(self.name, values)
if not status:
Log.error('{}[{}].enable : can\'t enable interface - downing port',
self.node.name, self.index)
self.active = False
Log.debug('{}[{}].enable : status={}', self.node.name, self.index,
status)
return status
def verify_fabric_health(self):
error_count = 0
for name, node in self.nodes.items():
if not node.active: continue
for port in node.ports:
if port.active:
remote_node = self.locate_node(port.remote_uid)
if not remote_node:
Log.error('failed node connectivity test : {}/{}',
name, port.index)
error_count += 1
continue
remote_port = remote_node.ports[port.remote_port]
if not remote_port:
Log.error('failed port connectivity test : {}/{}',
name, port.index)
error_count += 1
continue
if remote_port.current['Status']['Health'] != 'OK':
Log.error('pair not healthy : {}/{} <-> {}/{}', name,
port.index, remote_node.name,
remote_port.index)
error_count += 1
continue
if remote_port.current['InterfaceState'] != 'Enabled':
Log.error('pair not enabled : {}/{} <-> {}/{}', name,
port.index, remote_node.name,
remote_port.index)
error_count += 1
continue
if error_count > 0:
Log.error('can\'t verify remote port state')
return True if error_count == 0 else False
def format(self, data, consumer):
data_type = data.get('DataType', None)
if consumer not in self.delimiters:
Log.error('invalid consumer ({}) specified for formatter',
consumer)
return None
elif not data_type:
Log.error('data does not contain the "DataType" key')
return None
elif data_type not in self.funcs:
Log.error('invalid type ({}) specified for formatter',
data['DataType'])
return None
#
# We have a proper call, execute the formatter.
#
return self.funcs[data_type][consumer](data, consumer,
self.delimiters[consumer])
def is_trained(self):
#
#
# Make sure that this port is enabled.
#
if not self.query():
Log.error('{}[{}].train : can\'t read status', self.node.name,
self.index)
self.active = False
return False
state, health = self.current['Status']['State'], self.current[
'Status']['Health']
#
# Check the port health.
#
if health != 'OK':
Log.error('{}[{}].train : port health {} is bad', self.node.name,
self.index, health)
self.active = False
return False
#
# Check the state.
#
if state == 'Disabled':
return False
elif state == 'Starting':
return False
elif state == 'StandbyOffline':
return True
elif state == 'Enabled':
return True
else:
Log.error('{}[{}].train : port state {} is bad', self.node.name,
self.index, state)
self.active = False
return False
def patch(node, attribute, value):
#
# Convert the input to JSON format.
#
try:
data = json.dumps(value)
except:
Log.error('Rest.(PATCH) : could not convert input to JSON.')
Log.error('Input={}', value)
return False,None
#
# Send the REST command to the server.
#
headers = { "Accept": "application/json", "Content-Type": "application/json" }
url = 'http://{address}{attribute}'.format(address=node.address, attribute=attribute)
status, _ = Rest._rest_function(requests.patch, url, headers=headers, data=data)
if status != 204:
Log.error('Rest(PATCH): {} failed with status {}', url,status)
return status == 204, None
def enable_ports(self):
status = self.wait_for('enable', [], {})
if not status:
Log.error('ports not enabled')
return status
def init_ids(self):
status = self.wait_for('init', [], {})
if not status:
Log.error('nodes not inited')
return status
def do_GET(self):
if 'favicon.ico' in self.path:
return 404, None
Log.info('GET {}:{}', self.server.node_address, self.path)
parsed_url = parse.urlsplit(self.path)
tokens = parsed_url.path.split('/')
query = parsed_url.query
parameters = parse.parse_qs(query)
if 'format' not in parameters: parameters['format'] = ['BROWSER']
#
# Remove empty strings from the parsed URL.
#
while (len(tokens) > 0) and (tokens[0] == ''):
del tokens[0]
while (len(tokens) > 0) and (tokens[-1] == ''):
del tokens[-1]
if (len(tokens) > 0) and (tokens[-1] == 'favicon.ico'):
return 404, None
#
# Valid requests are:
# 1) [] -> fabric request
# 2) [name] -> node request
# 3) [name,port] -> port request
#
status,data = 404,None
fabric = self.server.fabric
node = None
port = None
#
# Validate that the parameters are in range and correct.
#
if len(tokens) > 2:
Log.error('too many fields in URL {}', self.path)
return 404, None
if len(tokens) == 2 and not tokens[1].isdigit():
Log.error('invalid URL (port incorrect) {}', self.path)
return 404, None
if len(tokens) >= 1:
node = self.server.fabric.locate_node(tokens[0])
if not node:
Log.error('invalid URL (node incorrect) {}', self.path)
return 404, None
if len(tokens) == 2:
value = int(tokens[1])
if not (node.profile['portStart'] <= value < node.profile['portEnd']):
Log.error('invalid URL (port out of range) {}', self.path)
return 404, None
port = node.ports[value]
#
# Execute the command at the appropriate level.
#
if len(tokens) == 0:
status, data = fabric.GET(parameters)
elif len(tokens) == 1:
status, data = node.GET(parameters)
elif len(tokens) == 2:
status, data = port.GET(parameters)
if status == 200:
data['ZFM'] = self.server.node_address
output = self.server.formatter.format(data, parameters['format'][0])
#
# Send the reply back to the requester.
#
headers = {'Content-type' : 'text/html',
'Cache-Control' : 'no-cache, no-store, must-revalidate',
'Pragma' : 'no-cache',
'Expires' : '0' }
payload = output if status == 200 else None
self.reply(status, headers, payload)
def train_ports(self):
status = self.wait_for('train', [], {})
if not status:
Log.error('ports not trained')
return status
def validate_ports(self):
status = self.wait_for('validate', [], {})
if not status:
Log.error('ports not validated')
return status
help='sweep type',
required=False,
default='light')
args = vars(parser.parse_args())
args['conf'] = 'zfm.conf'
Log.Init(args['log'])
#
# Chdir to the config directory.
#
try:
os.chdir(args['dir'])
except:
Log.error('{} is not accessible', args['dir'])
sys.exit(1)
zfm_config_file = args['conf']
zfm_sweep_type = args['sweep']
hostname = args['host']
#
# Read the ZFM configuration file.
#
zfm_configuration = {}
if not zfm_load_configuration(zfm_config_file, zfm_configuration):
Log.error('invalid ZFM config file')
sys.exit(1)
timers = {
def sweep(self):
status = self.wait_for('sweep', [self.sweep_type], {})
if not status:
Log.error('nodes not swept')
return status
def load_nodes(self):
status = self.wait_for('load', [], {})
if not status:
Log.error('ports not loaded')
return status
def train(self):
#
#
# Make sure that this port is enabled.
#
if not self.query():
Log.error('{}[{}].train : can\'t read status', self.node.name,
self.index)
self.active = False
return False
state, health = self.current['Status']['State'], self.current[
'Status']['Health']
link_state = self.current['LinkState']
if_state = self.current['InterfaceState']
Log.debug('{}[{}].train : S={}/{} LS={} IF={}', self.node.name,
self.index, state, health, link_state, if_state)
#
# Check the port health.
#
if health != 'OK':
Log.error('{}[{}].train : port health {} is bad', self.node.name,
self.index, health)
self.active = False
return False
#
# Check the port state for consistency.
#
possible_port_states = {
# Status Link Interface
('Disabled', 'Disabled', 'Disabled'):
True,
('Starting', 'Disabled', 'Disabled'):
False, # link != Enabled
('StandbyOffline', 'Disabled', 'Disabled'):
False, # link != Enabled
('Enabled', 'Disabled', 'Disabled'):
False, # link != Enabled
('Disabled', 'Disabled', 'Enabled'):
False, # interface != Disabled
('Starting', 'Disabled', 'Enabled'):
False, # link != Enabled
('StandbyOffline', 'Disabled', 'Enabled'):
False, # link != Enabled
('Enabled', 'Disabled', 'Enabled'):
False, # link != Enabled
('Disabled', 'Enabled', 'Disabled'):
False, # status != Starting
('Starting', 'Enabled', 'Disabled'):
True,
('StandbyOffline', 'Enabled', 'Disabled'):
True,
('Enabled', 'Enabled', 'Disabled'):
False, # interface != Enabled
('Disabled', 'Enabled', 'Enabled'):
False, # link != Disabled
('Starting', 'Enabled', 'Enabled'):
False, # interface != Disabled
('StandbyOffline', 'Enabled', 'Enabled'):
True,
('Enabled', 'Enabled', 'Enabled'):
True,
}
port_state = possible_port_states.get((state, link_state, if_state),
False)
if not port_state:
Log.error('{}[{}].train : invalid port state {} {} {}',
self.node.name, self.index, state, link_state, if_state)
return False
#
# Only train up if we are in the correct state.
#
if state == 'Disabled' and link_state == 'Disabled' and if_state == 'Disabled':
status, _ = self.node.patch(self.name, {'LinkState': 'Enabled'})
if not status:
Log.error('{}[{}].train : can\'t set LinkState',
self.node.name, self.index)
self.active = False
return False
return True
