def test_atomic_write_dict_as_json_file(self):
info = {'a': "hi"}
scalyr_util.atomic_write_dict_as_json_file(self.__path,
self.__path + '~', info)
json_object = scalyr_util.read_file_as_json(self.__path)
self.assertEquals(json_object, JsonObject(a='hi'))
def test_atomic_write_dict_as_json_file(self):
info = {"a": "hi"}
scalyr_util.atomic_write_dict_as_json_file(self.__path,
self.__path + "~", info)
json_object = scalyr_util.read_file_as_json(self.__path)
self.assertEquals(json_object, info)
def __read_checkpoint_state(self):
"""Reads the checkpoint state from disk and returns it.
The checkpoint state maps each file path to the offset within that log file where we left off copying it.
@return: The checkpoint state
@rtype: dict
"""
file_path = os.path.join(self.__config.agent_data_path,
'checkpoints.json')
if not os.path.isfile(file_path):
log.info(
'The log copying checkpoint file "%s" does not exist, skipping.'
% file_path)
return None
# noinspection PyBroadException
try:
return scalyr_util.read_file_as_json(file_path)
except Exception:
# TODO: Fix read_file_as_json so that it will not return an exception.. or will return a specific one.
log.exception('Could not read checkpoint file due to error.',
error_code='failedCheckpointRead')
return None
def read_checkpoint_state_from_file(
file_path,
logger): # type: (six.text_type, AgentLogger) -> Optional[Dict]
"""
Read checkpoint file from the given path and handle some basic error, if occurred.
"""
if not os.path.exists(file_path):
return None
# noinspection PyBroadException
try:
checkpoints = scalyr_util.read_file_as_json(file_path,
strict_utf8=True)
except Exception:
logger.exception(
"Cannot read the checkpoint file {0}.".format(file_path))
return None
# the data in the file was somehow corrupted so it can not be read as dict.
if not isinstance(checkpoints, dict):
logger.error(
"The checkpoint file data has to be de-serialized into dict.")
return None
return checkpoints
def __load_checkpoints( self ):
checkpoints = None
try:
checkpoints = scalyr_util.read_file_as_json( self.__checkpoint_file )
except:
self._logger.info( "No checkpoint file '%s' exists.\nAll logs will be read starting from their current end.", self.__checkpoint_file )
checkpoints = {}
self.__api.load_checkpoints( checkpoints )
def __load_checkpoints( self ):
try:
checkpoints = scalyr_util.read_file_as_json( self.__checkpoint_file )
except:
self._logger.info( "No checkpoint file '%s' exists.\n\tAll logs will be read starting from their current end.", self.__checkpoint_file )
checkpoints = {}
if checkpoints:
for name, last_request in checkpoints.iteritems():
self.__checkpoints[name] = last_request
def __load_checkpoints( self ):
checkpoints = None
try:
checkpoints = scalyr_util.read_file_as_json( self.__checkpoint_file )
except:
self._logger.info( "No checkpoint file '%s' exists.\nAll logs will be read starting from their current end.", self.__checkpoint_file )
checkpoints = {}
self.__api.load_checkpoints( checkpoints )
def __load_checkpoints(self):
try:
checkpoints = scalyr_util.read_file_as_json(self.__checkpoint_file)
except:
self._logger.info(
"No checkpoint file '%s' exists.\n\tAll logs will be read starting from their current end.",
self.__checkpoint_file)
checkpoints = {}
if checkpoints:
for name, last_request in checkpoints.iteritems():
self.__checkpoints[name] = last_request
def __load_checkpoints( self ):
checkpoints = None
try:
checkpoints = scalyr_util.read_file_as_json( self.__checkpoint_file )
except:
self._logger.info( "No checkpoint file '%s' exists.\nAll logs will be read starting from their current end.", self.__checkpoint_file )
checkpoints = {}
if checkpoints:
for source, record_number in checkpoints.iteritems():
self.__checkpoints[source] = record_number
def load_checkpoints(filename):
"""
Atomically loads checkpoints from a file. The checkpoints are only ever loaded from disk once,
and any future calls to this function return the in-memory checkpoints of the first successfully completed call.
@param filename: the path on disk to a JSON file to load checkpoints from
"""
result = None
_global_lock.acquire()
try:
if filename in _global_checkpoints:
result = _global_checkpoints[filename]
finally:
_global_lock.release()
# if checkpoints already exist for this file, return the in memory copy
if result is not None:
return result
# read from the file on disk
checkpoints = {}
try:
checkpoints = scalyr_util.read_file_as_json(filename, strict_utf8=True)
except:
global_log.log(
scalyr_logging.DEBUG_LEVEL_1,
"No checkpoint file '%s' exists.\n\tAll journald logs for '%s' will be read starting from their current end.",
filename,
)
checkpoints = {}
_global_lock.acquire()
try:
# check if another thread created Checkpoints for this file
# while we were loading from disk and if so, return
# the in memory copy
if filename in _global_checkpoints:
result = _global_checkpoints[filename]
else:
# checkpoints for this file haven't been created yet, so
# create them and store them in the global checkpoints dict
result = Checkpoint(filename, checkpoints)
_global_checkpoints[filename] = result
finally:
_global_lock.release()
return result
def __read_checkpoint_state(self):
"""Reads the checkpoint state from disk and returns it.
The checkpoint state maps each file path to the offset within that log file where we left off copying it.
@return: The checkpoint state
@rtype: dict
"""
file_path = os.path.join(self.__config.agent_data_path, 'checkpoints.json')
if not os.path.isfile(file_path):
log.info('The log copying checkpoint file "%s" does not exist, skipping.' % file_path)
return None
# noinspection PyBroadException
try:
return scalyr_util.read_file_as_json(file_path)
except Exception:
# TODO: Fix read_file_as_json so that it will not return an exception.. or will return a specific one.
log.exception('Could not read checkpoint file due to error.', error_code='failedCheckpointRead')
return None
def test_atomic_write_dict_as_json_file(self):
info = { 'a': "hi" }
scalyr_util.atomic_write_dict_as_json_file( self.__path, self.__path + '~', info )
json_object = scalyr_util.read_file_as_json( self.__path )
self.assertEquals( json_object, JsonObject( a='hi' ) )
def test_read_file_as_json(self):
self.__create_file(self.__path, '{ a: "hi"}')
json_object = scalyr_util.read_file_as_json(self.__path)
self.assertEquals(json_object, JsonObject(a='hi'))
def test_read_file_as_json(self):
self.__create_file(self.__path, '{ "a": "hi"}')
value = scalyr_util.read_file_as_json(self.__path)
self.assertEquals(value, {"a": "hi"})
def test_read_file_as_json(self):
self.__create_file(self.__path, '{ a: "hi"}')
json_object = scalyr_util.read_file_as_json(self.__path)
self.assertEquals(json_object, JsonObject(a='hi'))
def parse(self):
self.__read_time = time.time()
try:
try:
# First read the file. This makes sure it exists and can be parsed.
self.__config = scalyr_util.read_file_as_json(self.__file_path)
# What implicit entries do we need to add? metric monitor, agent.log, and then logs from all monitors.
except JsonReadFileException, e:
raise BadConfiguration(str(e), None, 'fileParseError')
# Import any requested variables from the shell and use them for substitutions.
self.__import_shell_variables()
self.__perform_substitutions()
self.__verify_main_config_and_apply_defaults(self.__config, self.__file_path)
self.__verify_logs_and_monitors_configs_and_apply_defaults(self.__config, self.__file_path)
# Now, look for any additional configuration in the config fragment directory.
for fp in self.__list_files(self.config_directory):
self.__additional_paths.append(fp)
content = scalyr_util.read_file_as_json(fp)
for k in content.keys():
if k not in ('logs', 'monitors', 'server_attributes'):
self.__last_error = BadConfiguration(
'Configuration fragment file "%s" contains an invalid key "%s". The config files in the '
'configuration directory can only contain "logs", "monitors", and "server_attributes" '
'entries.' % (fp, k), k, 'badFragmentKey')
raise self.__last_error
self.__verify_logs_and_monitors_configs_and_apply_defaults(content, fp)
self.__add_elements_from_array('logs', content, self.__config)
self.__add_elements_from_array('monitors', content, self.__config)
self.__merge_server_attributes(fp, content, self.__config)
# Add in 'serverHost' to server_attributes if it is not set. We must do this after merging any
# server attributes from the config fragments.
if 'serverHost' not in self.server_attributes:
self.__config['server_attributes']['serverHost'] = socket.gethostname()
# Add in implicit entry to collect the log generated by this agent.
agent_log = None
if self.implicit_agent_log_collection:
config = JsonObject(path='agent.log')
self.__verify_log_entry_and_set_defaults(config, description='implicit rule')
agent_log = config
# Add in any platform-specific monitors.
platform_monitors = []
for monitor in self.__default_monitors:
config = JsonObject(content=monitor)
self.__verify_monitor_entry_and_set_defaults(config, 'default monitors for platform', -1)
platform_monitors.append(config)
all_logs = list(self.__config.get_json_array('logs'))
if agent_log is not None:
all_logs.append(agent_log)
# We need to go back and fill in the monitor id if it is not set. We do this by keeping a count of
# how many monitors we have with the same module name (just considering the last element of the module
# path). We use the shortened form of the module name because that is used when emitting lines for
# this monitor in the logs -- see scalyr_logging.py.
monitors_by_module_name = {}
# Tracks which modules already had an id present in the module config.
had_id = {}
all_monitors = list(self.__config.get_json_array('monitors'))
for monitor in platform_monitors:
all_monitors.append(monitor)
for entry in all_monitors:
module_name = entry['module'].split('.')[-1]
if not module_name in monitors_by_module_name:
index = 1
else:
index = monitors_by_module_name[module_name] + 1
if 'id' not in entry:
entry['id'] = index
else:
had_id[module_name] = True
monitors_by_module_name[module_name] = index
# Just as a simplification, if there is only one monitor with a given name, we remove the monitor_id
# to clean up it's name in the logs.
for entry in all_monitors:
module_name = entry['module'].split('.')[-1]
if monitors_by_module_name[module_name] == 1 and not module_name in had_id:
entry['id'] = ''
# Now build up __logs to have an object created for each log entry, and __monitors to have an object
# created for each monitor entry.
for entry in all_logs:
# Automatically add in the parser to the attributes section. We make a copy of the object first
# just to be safe.
entry = JsonObject(content=entry)
if 'parser' in entry:
entry['attributes']['parser'] = entry['parser']
if self.__log_factory is not None:
self.__logs.append(self.__log_factory(entry))
if self.__monitor_factory is not None:
for entry in all_monitors:
self.__monitors.append(self.__monitor_factory(entry, self.additional_monitor_module_paths))
# Get all of the paths for the logs currently being copied.
all_paths = {}
for entry in self.__logs:
all_paths[entry.log_path] = True
# Now add in a logs entry for each monitor's log file if there is not already
# an entry for it.
for entry in self.__monitors:
log_config = entry.log_config
if type(log_config) is dict:
log_config = JsonObject(content=log_config)
# If the log config does not specify a parser, we add it in.
self.__verify_or_set_optional_string(log_config, 'parser', 'agent-metrics',
'log entry requested by module "%s"' % entry.module_name)
self.__verify_log_entry_and_set_defaults(
log_config, description='log entry requested by module "%s"' % entry.module_name)
path = log_config['path']
# Update the monitor to have the complete log config entry. This also guarantees that the path
# is absolute.
entry.log_config = log_config
if not path in all_paths:
if 'parser' in log_config:
log_config['attributes']['parser'] = log_config['parser']
if self.__log_factory is not None:
self.__logs.append(self.__log_factory(log_config))
all_paths[path] = True