def test_wal_push_fetch(pg_xlog, tmpdir, main): contents = 'abcdefghijlmnopqrstuvwxyz\n' * 10000 seg_name = '00000001' * 3 pg_xlog.touch(seg_name, '.ready') pg_xlog.seg(seg_name).write(contents) main('wal-push', 'pg_xlog/' + seg_name) # Recall file and check for equality. download_file = tmpdir.join('TEST-DOWNLOADED') main('wal-fetch', seg_name, unicode(download_file)) assert download_file.read() == contents
def test_wal_push_fetch(pg_xlog, tmpdir, config): contents = 'abcdefghijlmnopqrstuvwxyz\n' * 10000 seg_name = '00000001' * 3 pg_xlog.touch(seg_name, '.ready') pg_xlog.seg(seg_name).write(contents) config.main('wal-push', 'pg_xlog/' + seg_name) # Recall file and check for equality. download_file = tmpdir.join('TEST-DOWNLOADED') config.main('wal-fetch', seg_name, unicode(download_file)) assert download_file.read() == contents
def test_wal_push_parallel(pg_xlog, config, monkeypatch): from wal_e.worker import upload old_info = upload.logger.info class GatherActions(object): def __init__(self): self.actions = set() def __call__(self, *args, **kwargs): s = kwargs['structured'] self.actions.add((s['action'], s['state'])) return old_info(*args, **kwargs) ga = GatherActions() monkeypatch.setattr(upload.logger, 'info', ga) def seg_name(*parts): return ''.join(str(p).zfill(8) for p in parts) segments = [seg_name(1, 1, x) for x in range(1, 4)] for s in segments: pg_xlog.touch(s, '.ready') # Prepare the second segment with *only* a ready file, to make # sure parallel-push doesn't crash when pg_xlog's file is missing. pg_xlog.seg(segments[1]).remove() # This push has enough parallelism that it should attempt all the # wal segments staged. config.main('wal-push', '-p8', 'pg_xlog/' + segments[0]) # Ensure all three action types, particularly the "skip" state, # are encountered. assert ga.actions == set([('push-wal', 'begin'), ('push-wal', 'skip'), ('push-wal', 'complete')]) # An explicit request to upload a segment that doesn't exist must # yield a failure. # # NB: Normally one would use pytest.raises, but in this case, # e.value was *sometimes* giving an integer value, and sometimes # the SystemExit value, whereas the builtin try/except constructs # appear reliable by comparison. try: config.main('wal-push', '-p8', 'pg_xlog/' + segments[1]) except SystemExit as e: assert e.code == 1 else: assert False
def test_wal_push_fetch(pg_xlog, tmpdir, config): contents = 'abcdefghijlmnopqrstuvwxyz\n' * 10000 seg_name = '00000001' * 3 pg_xlog.touch(seg_name, '.ready') pg_xlog.seg(seg_name).write(contents) config.main('wal-push', 'pg_xlog/' + seg_name) # Recall file and check for equality. download_file = tmpdir.join('TEST-DOWNLOADED') config.main('wal-fetch', '-p0', seg_name, str(download_file)) assert download_file.read() == contents config.main('wal-prefetch', path.dirname(str(download_file)), seg_name) assert tmpdir.join('.wal-e', 'prefetch', seg_name).check(file=1)