def svcs(self):
try:
ret = sh.run_cmd('/bin/svcs -ZaHo zone,state')
except:
ret = sh.run_cmd('/bin/svcs -aHo state')
return ret
def count_items(self, pool, item_type):
"""
Count the number of datasets or snapshots in the pool.
:param pool: the pool to examine. (strin)
:param item_type: what you want the number of. Can be
'filesystem', 'snapshot', 'volume', or 'all'. (string)
"""
return len(
sh.run_cmd('/usr/sbin/zfs list -rH -t %s %s' % (item_type, pool)))
def pagesize(self):
"""
Returns the memory page size on this system. Page size will
never change, so get it once and cache it.
"""
if 'pagesize' not in self.last_values:
pgs = sh.run_cmd('/bin/pagesize')
self.last_values['pagesize'] = int(pgs)
return self.last_values['pagesize']
def pagesize(self):
"""
Returns the memory page size on this system. Page size will
never change, so get it once and cache it.
"""
if 'pagesize' not in self.last_values:
pgs = sh.run_cmd('/bin/pagesize')
self.last_values['pagesize'] = int(pgs)
return self.last_values['pagesize']
def count_items(self, pool, item_type):
"""
Count the number of datasets or snapshots in the pool.
:param pool: the pool to examine. (strin)
:param item_type: what you want the number of. Can be
'filesystem', 'snapshot', 'volume', or 'all'. (string)
"""
return len(sh.run_cmd('/usr/sbin/zfs list -rH -t %s %s'
% (item_type, pool)))
def num_obj(self, dataset, obj):
"""
return the number of volumes or snapshots held by the given
dataset
"""
raw = sh.run_cmd('/usr/sbin/zfs list -r -d1 -Ho name -t %s %s' %
(obj, dataset))
if isinstance(raw, basestring):
return 1
else:
return len(raw)
def zid(self):
"""
Return the zone id. I don't *think* this can change, so
we'll cache it.
"""
if 'zid' in self.last_values:
zid = self.last_values['zid']
else:
zid = int(sh.run_cmd('/usr/sbin/zoneadm list -p').split(':')[0])
self.last_values['zid'] = zid
return zid
def get_all(self, dataset):
raw = sh.run_cmd('/usr/sbin/zfs get -Ho property,value all %s'
% dataset)
ret = {}
for metric in raw:
k, v = metric.split(None, 1)
try:
ret[k] = sh.handle_value(v)
except:
next
return ret
def get_all(self, dataset):
raw = sh.run_cmd('/usr/sbin/zfs get -Ho property,value all %s' %
dataset)
ret = {}
for metric in raw:
k, v = metric.split(None, 1)
try:
ret[k] = sh.handle_value(v)
except:
next
return ret
def num_obj(self, dataset, obj):
"""
return the number of volumes or snapshots held by the given
dataset
"""
raw = sh.run_cmd(
'/usr/sbin/zfs list -r -d1 -Ho name -t %s %s' %
(obj, dataset))
if isinstance(raw, basestring):
return 1
else:
return len(raw)
def zid(self):
"""
Return the zone id. I don't *think* this can change, so
we'll cache it.
"""
if 'zid' in self.last_values:
zid = self.last_values['zid']
else:
zid = int(sh.run_cmd(
'/usr/sbin/zoneadm list -p').split(':')[0])
self.last_values['zid'] = zid
return zid
def zone_lookup(self, zid):
"""
In an NGZ, the zone map will always return 0 for the local
zone, to work with kstats.
"""
try:
z = self.zm[zid]
except:
if 'zone_name' in self.last_values:
z = self.last_values['zone_name']
else:
z = sh.run_cmd('/bin/zonename')
self.last_values['zone_name'] = z
return z
def zone_lookup(self, zid):
"""
In an NGZ, the zone map will always return 0 for the local
zone, to work with kstats.
"""
try:
z = self.zm[zid]
except:
if 'zone_name' in self.last_values:
z = self.last_values['zone_name']
else:
z = sh.run_cmd('/bin/zonename')
self.last_values['zone_name'] = z
return z
def collect_swap_cmd(self):
"""
Shells out to /usr/sbin/swap and sends the results as
metrics. Converts to bytes from kB. Not smart, so if the
output of the command changes, this will break.
"""
info = re.match(
'total: (\d+)k [\w ]* \+ (\d+)k.*= (\d+)k used, (\d+)k.*$',
sh.run_cmd('/usr/sbin/swap -s'))
for i, metric in enumerate(
['allocated', 'reserved', 'used', 'available']):
if sh.wanted(metric, self.config['swap_fields']):
self.publish('swap.%s' % metric, int(info.group(i + 1)) * 1024)
def collect_swap_cmd(self):
"""
Shells out to /usr/sbin/swap and sends the results as
metrics. Converts to bytes from kB. Not smart, so if the
output of the command changes, this will break.
"""
info = re.match(
'total: (\d+)k [\w ]* \+ (\d+)k.*= (\d+)k used, (\d+)k.*$',
sh.run_cmd('/usr/sbin/swap -s'))
for i, metric in enumerate(['allocated', 'reserved', 'used',
'available']):
if sh.wanted(metric, self.config['swap_fields']):
self.publish('swap.%s' % metric, int(info.group(i + 1)) *
1024)
def process_table(self):
"""
Use ps(1) to get a list of processes, zones (by ID), and
task ID
:returns: a dict where the key is the zone ID (cast to a
string) and the value is a dict of task_id =>
process_name. We don't bother with args.
"""
raw = sh.run_cmd('/bin/ps -eo taskid,zoneid,comm')
raw.pop(0)
ret = {}
for l in raw:
task, zone, cmd = l.split()
if zone not in ret.keys():
ret[zone] = {}
ret[zone][task] = cmd.split('/')[-1]
return ret
def zfs_list(self):
"""
:returns: a list of ZFS filesystems
"""
return sh.run_cmd('/usr/sbin/zfs list -Ho name')
def zpool(self):
return sh.run_cmd('/usr/sbin/zpool list')
def fmstat(self):
try:
return sh.run_cmd('/usr/sbin/fmstat', True)
except:
raise NotImplementedError('unable to run fmstat')
def fmadm(self):
try:
return sh.run_cmd('/usr/sbin/fmadm faulty', True)
except:
raise NotImplementedError('unable to run fmadm')
def test_run_cmd(self):
with self.assertRaises(NotImplementedError):
sh.run_cmd('/no/such/command')
with self.assertRaises(NotImplementedError):
sh.run_cmd('/no/such/command', True)
with self.assertRaises(Exception):
sh.run_cmd('/bin/cat /etc/shadow')
self.assertIsInstance(sh.run_cmd('/bin/uname -s'), basestring)
self.assertEqual(sh.run_cmd('/bin/uname -s'), 'SunOS')
self.assertIsInstance(sh.run_cmd('/bin/sed 5q /etc/passwd'),
list)
self.assertEqual(len(sh.run_cmd('/bin/sed 5q /etc/passwd')), 5)
self.assertEqual(len(sh.run_cmd('/bin/sed 1q /etc/passwd',
as_arr=True)), 1)
self.assertNotEqual(len(sh.run_cmd('/bin/sed 1q /etc/passwd')), 1)
# This test requires a suitable profile. I gave myself this
# privilege:
# System Telemetry:solaris:cmd:RO::/usr/bin/id:uid=0;euid=0
#
if 'System Telemetry' in sh.run_cmd('/bin/profiles'):
self.assertNotRegexpMatches(sh.run_cmd('/usr/bin/id'), 'root')
self.assertRegexpMatches(sh.run_cmd('/usr/bin/id', True), 'root')
def zoneadm(self):
zones = sunos_helpers.run_cmd('/usr/sbin/zoneadm list -pc')
if isinstance(zones, basestring):
zones = [zones]
return zones
def vcpus(self):
if 'vcpus' not in self.last_values:
self.last_values['vcpus'] = len(
sh.run_cmd('/usr/sbin/psrinfo', as_arr=True))
return self.last_values['vcpus']
def zoneadm(self):
zones = sunos_helpers.run_cmd('/usr/sbin/zoneadm list -pc')
if isinstance(zones, basestring):
zones = [zones]
return zones
def zfs_list(self):
"""
:returns: a list of ZFS filesystems
"""
return sh.run_cmd('/usr/sbin/zfs list -Ho name')
def test_run_cmd(self):
with self.assertRaises(NotImplementedError):
sh.run_cmd('/no/such/command')
with self.assertRaises(NotImplementedError):
sh.run_cmd('/no/such/command', True)
with self.assertRaises(Exception):
sh.run_cmd('/bin/cat /etc/shadow')
self.assertIsInstance(sh.run_cmd('/bin/uname -s'), basestring)
self.assertEqual(sh.run_cmd('/bin/uname -s'), 'SunOS')
self.assertIsInstance(sh.run_cmd('/bin/sed 5q /etc/passwd'), list)
self.assertEqual(len(sh.run_cmd('/bin/sed 5q /etc/passwd')), 5)
self.assertEqual(
len(sh.run_cmd('/bin/sed 1q /etc/passwd', as_arr=True)), 1)
self.assertNotEqual(len(sh.run_cmd('/bin/sed 1q /etc/passwd')), 1)
# This test requires a suitable profile. I gave myself this
# privilege:
# System Telemetry:solaris:cmd:RO::/usr/bin/id:uid=0;euid=0
#
if 'System Telemetry' in sh.run_cmd('/bin/profiles'):
self.assertNotRegexpMatches(sh.run_cmd('/usr/bin/id'), 'root')
self.assertRegexpMatches(sh.run_cmd('/usr/bin/id', True), 'root')
def test_get_kstat(self):
self.assertEqual(sh.get_kstat('nosuch:0:kstat:name'), {})
self.assertEqual(sh.get_kstat('nosuch:0::name'), {})
self.assertEqual(sh.get_kstat('nosuch:::name'), {})
self.assertEqual(sh.get_kstat('nosuch:0:kstat'), {})
self.assertEqual(sh.get_kstat('nosuch:0'), {})
self.assertEqual(sh.get_kstat('nosuch'), {})
self.assertIsInstance(sh.get_kstat('cpu:0:sys:canch', single_val=True),
long)
self.assertEqual(len(sh.get_kstat('cpu::vm:pgin')),
len(sh.run_cmd('/usr/sbin/psrinfo')))
self.assertEqual(len(sh.get_kstat('cpu:0:vm:pgin')), 1)
self.assertEqual(sh.get_kstat('cpu:0:vm:pgin', ks_class='disk'), {})
res = sh.get_kstat('cpu:0:vm')
self.assertIsInstance(res, dict)
self.assertIn('cpu:0:vm:execpgin', res.keys())
self.assertIn('cpu:0:vm:crtime', res.keys())
self.assertNotIn('cpu:0:vm:crtime',
sh.get_kstat('cpu:0:vm', no_times=True))
self.assertNotIn('cpu:0:vm:crtime',
sh.get_kstat('cpu:0:vm', no_times=True))
self.assertNotIn('cpu_info:0:cpu_info0:brand',
sh.get_kstat('cpu_info:0:cpu_info0').keys())
self.assertIn(
'cpu_info:0:cpu_info0:brand',
sh.get_kstat('cpu_info:0:cpu_info0', only_num=False).keys())
self.assertIn(
'brand',
sh.get_kstat('cpu_info:0:cpu_info0', only_num=False,
terse=True).keys())
self.assertNotIn(
'cpu_info:0:cpu_info0:brand',
sh.get_kstat('cpu_info:0:cpu_info0', only_num=False,
terse=True).keys())
self.assertNotRegexpMatches(''.join(sh.get_kstat('ip:0:icmp').keys()),
'[A-Z]')
self.assertEqual(sh.get_kstat(':::', ks_class='nosuch'), {})
self.assertEqual(sh.get_kstat('cpu:0:vm', ks_class='disk'), {})
self.assertIn('ilb:0:global:snaptime',
sh.get_kstat(':::', ks_class='kstat'))
self.assertNotIn('ilb:0:global:snaptime',
sh.get_kstat(':::', ks_class='kstat', no_times=True))
self.assertEqual(
sh.get_kstat('cpu_info:0:cpu_info0',
only_num=False,
statlist=['nosuch']), {})
res = sh.get_kstat('cpu_info:0:cpu_info0',
only_num=False,
terse=True,
statlist=('state', 'core_id'))
self.assertEqual(len(res), 2)
self.assertItemsEqual(res.keys(), ['state', 'core_id'])
self.assertIn(
'core_id',
sh.get_kstat('cpu_info:0:cpu_info0',
statlist='__all__',
terse=True))
def test_get_kstat(self):
self.assertEqual(sh.get_kstat('nosuch:0:kstat:name'), {})
self.assertEqual(sh.get_kstat('nosuch:0::name'), {})
self.assertEqual(sh.get_kstat('nosuch:::name'), {})
self.assertEqual(sh.get_kstat('nosuch:0:kstat'), {})
self.assertEqual(sh.get_kstat('nosuch:0'), {})
self.assertEqual(sh.get_kstat('nosuch'), {})
self.assertIsInstance(sh.get_kstat('cpu:0:sys:canch',
single_val=True), long)
self.assertEqual(len(sh.get_kstat('cpu::vm:pgin')),
len(sh.run_cmd('/usr/sbin/psrinfo')))
self.assertEqual(len(sh.get_kstat('cpu:0:vm:pgin')), 1)
self.assertEqual(sh.get_kstat('cpu:0:vm:pgin', ks_class='disk'), {})
res = sh.get_kstat('cpu:0:vm')
self.assertIsInstance(res, dict)
self.assertIn('cpu:0:vm:execpgin', res.keys())
self.assertIn('cpu:0:vm:crtime', res.keys())
self.assertNotIn('cpu:0:vm:crtime', sh.get_kstat('cpu:0:vm',
no_times=True))
self.assertNotIn('cpu:0:vm:crtime', sh.get_kstat('cpu:0:vm',
no_times=True))
self.assertNotIn('cpu_info:0:cpu_info0:brand',
sh.get_kstat('cpu_info:0:cpu_info0').keys())
self.assertIn('cpu_info:0:cpu_info0:brand',
sh.get_kstat('cpu_info:0:cpu_info0',
only_num=False).keys())
self.assertIn('brand',
sh.get_kstat('cpu_info:0:cpu_info0', only_num=False,
terse=True).keys())
self.assertNotIn('cpu_info:0:cpu_info0:brand',
sh.get_kstat('cpu_info:0:cpu_info0',
only_num=False, terse=True).keys())
self.assertNotRegexpMatches(''.join(sh.get_kstat('ip:0:icmp').
keys()), '[A-Z]')
self.assertEqual(sh.get_kstat(':::', ks_class='nosuch'), {})
self.assertEqual(sh.get_kstat('cpu:0:vm', ks_class='disk'), {})
self.assertIn('ilb:0:global:snaptime', sh.get_kstat(':::',
ks_class='kstat'))
self.assertNotIn('ilb:0:global:snaptime', sh.get_kstat(':::',
ks_class='kstat', no_times=True))
self.assertEqual(sh.get_kstat('cpu_info:0:cpu_info0',
only_num=False, statlist=['nosuch']), {})
res = sh.get_kstat('cpu_info:0:cpu_info0', only_num=False,
terse=True, statlist=('state', 'core_id'))
self.assertEqual(len(res), 2)
self.assertItemsEqual(res.keys(), ['state', 'core_id'])
self.assertIn('core_id', sh.get_kstat('cpu_info:0:cpu_info0',
statlist='__all__', terse=True))
def fmadm(self):
try:
return sh.run_cmd('/usr/sbin/fmadm faulty', True)
except:
raise NotImplementedError('unable to run fmadm')
def fmstat(self):
try:
return sh.run_cmd('/usr/sbin/fmstat', True)
except:
raise NotImplementedError('unable to run fmstat')
def zpool(self):
return sh.run_cmd('/usr/sbin/zpool list')
