def store(uuid, data, validator=None, validity=DEFAULT_VALIDITY):
if validator is not None:
validator = pickle.dumps(validator)
try:
t = TicketStore.objects.get(uuid=uuid)
t.data = pickle.dumps(data)
t.stamp = getSqlDatetime()
t.validity = validity
t.save()
except TicketStore.DoesNotExist:
t = TicketStore.objects.create(uuid=uuid, stamp=getSqlDatetime(), data=pickle.dumps(data), validator=validator, validity=validity)
def nextEvent(self, checkFrom=None, startEvent=True, offset=None):
"""
Returns next event for this interval
Returns a list of two elements. First is datetime of event begining, second is timedelta of duration
"""
logger.debug('Obtaining nextEvent')
if checkFrom is None:
checkFrom = getSqlDatetime()
if offset is None:
offset = datetime.timedelta(minutes=0)
cacheKey = six.text_type(hash(self.calendar.modified)) + self.calendar.uuid + six.text_type(
offset.seconds) + six.text_type(int(time.mktime(checkFrom.timetuple()))) + 'event' + (
'x' if startEvent is True else '_')
next_event = CalendarChecker.cache.get(cacheKey, None)
if next_event is None:
logger.debug('Regenerating cached nextEvent')
next_event = self._updateEvents(checkFrom + offset,
startEvent) # We substract on checkin, so we can take into account for next execution the "offset" on start & end (just the inverse of current, so we substract it)
if next_event is not None:
next_event += offset
CalendarChecker.cache.put(cacheKey, next_event, 3600)
else:
logger.debug('nextEvent cache hit')
CalendarChecker.hits += 1
return next_event
def markOldUserServicesAsRemovables(self, activePub):
'''
Used when a new publication is finished.
Marks all user deployed services that belongs to this deployed service, that do not belongs
to "activePub" and are not in use as removable.
Also cancels all preparing user services
Better see the code, it's easier to understand :-)
Args:
activePub: Active publication used as "current" publication to make checks
'''
logger.debug('Marking old user services as removable...')
now = getSqlDatetime()
if activePub is None:
logger.error('No active publication, don\'t know what to erase!!! (ds = {0})'.format(self))
return
for ap in self.publications.exclude(id=activePub.id):
for u in ap.userServices.filter(state=states.userService.PREPARING):
u.cancel()
with transaction.atomic():
ap.userServices.exclude(cache_level=0).filter(state=states.userService.USABLE).update(state=states.userService.REMOVABLE, state_date=now)
ap.userServices.filter(cache_level=0, state=states.userService.USABLE, in_use=False).update(state=states.userService.REMOVABLE, state_date=now)
def get(uuid, invalidate=True, owner=None, secure=False):
try:
t = TicketStore.objects.get(uuid=uuid, owner=owner)
validity = datetime.timedelta(seconds=t.validity)
now = getSqlDatetime()
logger.debug('Ticket validity: {} {}'.format(t.stamp + validity, now))
if t.stamp + validity < now:
raise TicketStore.InvalidTicket('Not valid anymore')
if secure is True:
data = pickle.loads(cryptoManager().decrypt(t.data))
else:
data = pickle.loads(t.data)
# If has validator, execute it
if t.validator is not None:
validator = pickle.loads(t.validator)
if validator(data) is False:
raise TicketStore.InvalidTicket('Validation failed')
if invalidate is True:
t.stamp = now - validity - datetime.timedelta(seconds=1)
t.save()
return data
except TicketStore.DoesNotExist:
raise TicketStore.InvalidTicket('Does not exists')
def check(self, dtime=None):
"""
Checks if the given time is a valid event on calendar
@param dtime: Datetime object to check
TODO: We can improve performance of this by getting from a cache first if we can
"""
if dtime is None:
dtime = getSqlDatetime()
# First, try to get data from cache if it is valid
cacheKey = six.text_type(hash(self.calendar.modified)) + six.text_type(
dtime.date().toordinal()) + self.calendar.uuid + 'checker'
cached = CalendarChecker.cache.get(cacheKey, None)
if cached is not None:
data = bitarray.bitarray() # Empty bitarray
data.frombytes(cached)
CalendarChecker.cache_hit += 1
else:
data = self._updateData(dtime)
# Now data can be accessed as an array of booleans.
# Store data on persistent cache
CalendarChecker.cache.put(cacheKey, data.tobytes(), 3600 * 24)
return data[dtime.hour * 60 + dtime.minute]
def __unicode__(self):
expired = getSqlDatetime() > self.created + timedelta(seconds=self.validity)
if expired:
expired = "Expired"
else:
expired = "Active"
return u"{0} {1} = {2} ({3})".format(self.owner, self.key, self.value, expired)
def execute(self, save=True):
logger.debug('Executing action')
self.last_execution = getSqlDatetime()
params = json.loads(self.params)
saveServicePool = save
if CALENDAR_ACTION_CACHE_L1['id'] == self.action:
self.service_pool.cache_l1_srvs = int(params['size'])
elif CALENDAR_ACTION_CACHE_L2['id'] == self.action:
self.service_pool.cache_l1_srvs = int(params['size'])
elif CALENDAR_ACTION_INITIAL['id'] == self.action:
self.service_pool.initial_srvs = int(params['size'])
elif CALENDAR_ACTION_MAX['id'] == self.action:
self.service_pool.max_srvs = int(params['size'])
elif CALENDAR_ACTION_PUBLISH['id'] == self.action:
self.service_pool.publish(changeLog='Scheduled publication action')
saveServicePool = False
# On save, will regenerate nextExecution
if save:
self.save()
if saveServicePool:
self.service_pool.save()
def get_stats(owner_type, event_type, **kwargs):
'''
Returns the average stats grouped by interval for owner_type and owner_id (optional)
Note: if someone cant get this more optimized, please, contribute it!
'''
if isinstance(event_type, (list, tuple)):
fltr = StatsEvents.objects.filter(event_type__in=event_type)
else:
fltr = StatsEvents.objects.filter(event_type=event_type)
if type(owner_type) in (list, tuple):
fltr = fltr.filter(owner_type__in=owner_type)
else:
fltr = fltr.filter(owner_type=owner_type)
if kwargs.get('owner_id', None) is not None:
oid = kwargs.get('owner_id')
if isinstance(oid, (list, tuple)):
fltr = fltr.filter(owner_id__in=oid)
else:
fltr = fltr.filter(owner_id=oid)
since = kwargs.get('since', None)
to = kwargs.get('to', None)
since = since and int(since) or NEVER_UNIX
to = to and int(to) or getSqlDatetime(True)
fltr = fltr.filter(stamp__gte=since, stamp__lt=to)
# We use result as an iterator
return fltr
def get(self, skey, defValue=None):
now = getSqlDatetime()
logger.debug('Requesting key "{}" for cache "{}"'.format(skey, self._owner))
try:
key = self.__getKey(skey)
logger.debug('Key: {}'.format(key))
c = uds.models.Cache.objects.get(pk=key) # @UndefinedVariable
expired = now > c.created + timedelta(seconds=c.validity)
if expired:
return defValue
try:
logger.debug('value: {}'.format(c.value))
val = pickle.loads(encoders.decode(c.value, 'base64'))
except Exception: # If invalid, simple do no tuse it
logger.exception('Invalid pickle from cache')
c.delete()
return defValue
Cache.hits += 1
return val
except uds.models.Cache.DoesNotExist: # @UndefinedVariable
Cache.misses += 1
logger.debug('key not found: {}'.format(skey))
return defValue
except Exception as e:
Cache.misses += 1
logger.debug('Cache inaccesible: {}:{}'.format(skey, e))
return defValue
def getDeadline(self, chkDateTime=None):
'''
Gets the deadline for an access on chkDateTime
'''
if chkDateTime is None:
chkDateTime = getSqlDatetime()
if self.isAccessAllowed(chkDateTime) is False:
return -1
deadLine = None
for ac in self.calendaraccess_set.all():
if ac.access == states.action.ALLOW and self.fallbackAccess == states.action.DENY:
nextE = CalendarChecker(ac.calendar).nextEvent(chkDateTime, False)
if deadLine is None or deadLine > nextE:
deadLine = nextE
elif ac.access == states.action.DENY: # DENY
nextE = CalendarChecker(ac.calendar).nextEvent(chkDateTime, True)
if deadLine is None or deadLine > nextE:
deadLine = nextE
if deadLine is None:
if self.fallbackAccess == states.action.ALLOW:
return None
else:
return -1
return int((deadLine - chkDateTime).total_seconds())
def get(uuid, invalidate=True):
try:
t = TicketStore.objects.get(uuid=uuid)
validity = datetime.timedelta(seconds=t.validity)
now = getSqlDatetime()
logger.debug("Ticket validity: {} {}".format(t.stamp + validity, now))
if t.stamp + validity < now:
raise TicketStore.InvalidTicket("Not valid anymore")
data = pickle.loads(t.data)
# If has validator, execute it
if t.validator is not None:
validator = pickle.loads(t.validator)
if validator(data) is False:
raise TicketStore.InvalidTicket("Validation failed")
if invalidate is True:
t.stamp = now - validity - datetime.timedelta(seconds=1)
t.save()
return data
except TicketStore.DoesNotExist:
raise TicketStore.InvalidTicket("Does not exists")
def get(uuid, invalidate=True):
try:
t = TicketStore.objects.get(uuid=uuid)
validity = datetime.timedelta(seconds=t.validity)
now = getSqlDatetime()
if t.stamp + validity < now:
raise Exception('Not valid anymore')
data = pickle.loads(t.data)
# If has validator, execute it
if t.validator is not None:
validator = pickle.loads(t.validator)
if validator(data) is False:
raise Exception('Validation failed')
if invalidate is True:
t.stamp = now - validity - datetime.timedelta(seconds=1)
t.save()
return data
except TicketStore.DoesNotExist:
raise Exception('Does not exists')
def addPermission(**kwargs):
"""
Adds a permission to an object and an user or group
"""
user = kwargs.get('user', None)
group = kwargs.get('group', None)
if user is not None and group is not None:
raise Exception('Use only user or group, but not both')
if user is None and group is None:
raise Exception('Must at least indicate user or group')
object_type = kwargs.get('object_type', None)
if object_type is None:
raise Exception('At least an object type is required')
object_id = kwargs.get('object_id', None)
permission = kwargs.get('permission', Permissions.PERMISSION_NONE)
if user is not None:
q = Q(user=user)
else:
q = Q(group=group)
try:
existing = Permissions.objects.filter(q, object_type=object_type, object_id=object_id)[0]
existing.permission = permission
existing.save()
return existing
except Exception: # Does not exists
return Permissions.objects.create(created=getSqlDatetime(), ends=None, user=user, group=group,
object_type=object_type, object_id=object_id, permission=permission)
def stopUsageAccounting(self, service):
if hasattr(service, 'accounting') is False:
return
tmp = service.accounting
tmp.user_service = None
tmp.end = getSqlDatetime()
tmp.save()
def revalidate(uuid, validity=None):
try:
t = TicketStore.objects.get(uuid=uuid)
t.stamp = getSqlDatetime()
if validity is not None:
t.validity = validity
t.save()
except TicketStore.DoesNotExist:
raise Exception('Does not exists')
def assignToUser(self, user):
'''
Assigns this user deployed service to an user.
Args:
user: User to assing to (db record)
'''
self.cache_level = 0
self.state_date = getSqlDatetime()
self.user = user
def cleanUp():
'''
Purges the cache items that are no longer vaild.
'''
from django.db import transaction
now = getSqlDatetime()
with transaction.atomic():
for v in Cache.objects.all():
if now > v.created + timedelta(seconds=v.validity):
v.delete()
def refresh(self, skey):
# logger.debug('Refreshing key "%s" for cache "%s"' % (skey, self._owner,))
try:
key = self.__getKey(skey)
c = uds.models.Cache.objects.get(pk=key) # @UndefinedVariable
c.created = getSqlDatetime()
c.save()
except uds.models.Cache.DoesNotExist: # @UndefinedVariable
logger.debug('Can\'t refresh cache key %s because it doesn\'t exists' % skey)
return
def assignToUser(self, user):
"""
Assigns this user deployed service to an user.
Args:
user: User to assing to (db record)
"""
self.cache_level = 0
self.state_date = getSqlDatetime()
self.user = user
self.save(update_fields=['cache_level', 'state_date', 'user'])
def create(data, validator=None, validity=DEFAULT_VALIDITY, owner=None, secure=False):
'''
validity is in seconds
'''
if validator is not None:
validator = pickle.dumps(validator)
data = pickle.dumps(data)
if secure:
data = cryptoManager().encrypt(data)
return TicketStore.objects.create(stamp=getSqlDatetime(), data=data, validator=validator, validity=validity, owner=owner).uuid
def store(uuid, data, validator=None, validity=DEFAULT_VALIDITY, owner=owner, secure=False):
'''
Stores an ticketstore. If one with this uuid already exists, replaces it. Else, creates a new one
validity is in seconds
'''
if validator is not None:
validator = pickle.dumps(validator)
data = pickle.dumps(data)
if secure:
data = cryptoManager().encrypt()
try:
t = TicketStore.objects.get(uuid=uuid, owner=owner)
t.data = data
t.stamp = getSqlDatetime()
t.validity = validity
t.save()
except TicketStore.DoesNotExist:
t = TicketStore.objects.create(uuid=uuid, stamp=getSqlDatetime(), data=data, validator=validator, validity=validity, owner=owner)
def deleteItem(self, parent, item):
logger.debug('Deleting rule {} from {}'.format(item, parent))
try:
calRule = parent.rules.get(uuid=processUuid(item))
calRule.calendar.modified = getSqlDatetime()
calRule.calendar.save()
calRule.delete()
except Exception:
logger.exception('Exception')
self.invalidItemException()
return 'deleted'
def setState(self, state):
'''
Updates the state of this object and, optionally, saves it
Args:
state: new State to store at record
save: Defaults to true. If false, record will not be saved to db, just modified
'''
self.state_date = getSqlDatetime()
self.state = state
def setOsState(self, state):
"""
Updates the os state (state of the os) of this object and, optionally, saves it
Args:
state: new State to store at record
save: Defaults to true. If false, record will not be saved to db, just modified
"""
if state != self.os_state:
self.state_date = getSqlDatetime()
self.os_state = state
self.save(update_fields=['os_state', 'state_date'])
def setState(self, state, save=True):
"""
Updates the state of this object and, optionally, saves it
Args:
state: new State to store at record
save: Defaults to true. If false, record will not be saved to db, just modified
"""
self.state = state
self.state_date = getSqlDatetime()
if save is True:
self.save()
def setInUse(self, state):
'''
Set the "in_use" flag for this user deployed service
Args:
state: State to set to the "in_use" flag of this record
:note: If the state is Fase (set to not in use), a check for removal of this deployed service is launched.
'''
from uds.core.managers.UserServiceManager import UserServiceManager
self.in_use = state
self.in_use_date = getSqlDatetime()
if state is False: # Service released, check y we should mark it for removal
# If our publication is not current, mark this for removal
UserServiceManager.manager().checkForRemoval(self)
def isAccessAllowed(self, chkDateTime=None) -> bool:
"""
Checks if the access for a service pool is allowed or not (based esclusively on associated calendars)
"""
if chkDateTime is None:
chkDateTime = getSqlDatetime()
access = self.fallbackAccess
# Let's see if we can access by current datetime
for ac in self.calendarAccess.order_by('priority'):
if CalendarChecker(ac.calendar).check(chkDateTime) is True:
access = ac.access
break # Stops on first rule match found
return access == states.action.ALLOW
def setState(self, state):
'''
Updates the state of this object and, optionally, saves it
Args:
state: new State to store at record
save: Defaults to true. If false, record will not be saved to db, just modified
'''
logger.debug(' *** Setting state to {} from {} for {}'.format(State.toString(state), State.toString(self.state), self))
if state != self.state:
self.state_date = getSqlDatetime()
self.state = state
def getRestraineds():
from uds.models.UserService import UserService
from uds.core.util.Config import GlobalConfig
from django.db.models import Count
if GlobalConfig.RESTRAINT_TIME.getInt() <= 0:
return [] # Do not perform any restraint check if we set the globalconfig to 0 (or less)
date = getSqlDatetime() - timedelta(seconds=GlobalConfig.RESTRAINT_TIME.getInt())
min_ = GlobalConfig.RESTRAINT_COUNT.getInt()
res = []
for v in UserService.objects.filter(state=states.userService.ERROR, state_date__gt=date).values('deployed_service').annotate(how_many=Count('deployed_service')).order_by('deployed_service'):
if v['how_many'] >= min_:
res.append(v['deployed_service'])
return DeployedService.objects.filter(pk__in=res)
def get(self, skey, defValue=None):
now = getSqlDatetime()
# logger.debug('Requesting key "%s" for cache "%s"' % (skey, self._owner,))
try:
key = self.__getKey(skey)
c = uds.models.Cache.objects.get(pk=key) # @UndefinedVariable
expired = now > c.created + timedelta(seconds=c.validity)
if expired:
return defValue
val = pickle.loads(c.value.decode(Cache.CODEC))
Cache.hits += 1
return val
except uds.models.Cache.DoesNotExist: # @UndefinedVariable
Cache.misses += 1
logger.debug('key not found: {}'.format(skey))
return defValue
def markOldUserServicesAsRemovables(self, activePub):
"""
Used when a new publication is finished.
Marks all user deployed services that belongs to this deployed service, that do not belongs
to "activePub" and are not in use as removable.
Also cancels all preparing user services
Better see the code, it's easier to understand :-)
Args:
activePub: Active publication used as "current" publication to make checks
"""
now = getSqlDatetime()
if activePub is None:
logger.error('No active publication, don\'t know what to erase!!! (ds = {0})'.format(self))
return
for ap in self.publications.exclude(id=activePub.id):
for u in ap.userServices.filter(state=states.userService.PREPARING):
u.cancel()
with transaction.atomic():
ap.userServices.exclude(cache_level=0).filter(state=states.userService.USABLE).update(state=states.userService.REMOVABLE, state_date=now)
ap.userServices.filter(cache_level=0, state=states.userService.USABLE, in_use=False).update(state=states.userService.REMOVABLE, state_date=now)
def isRestrained(self) -> bool:
"""
Maybe this deployed service is having problems, and that may block some task in some
situations.
To avoid this, we will use a "restrain" policy, where we restrain a deployed service for,
for example, create new cache elements is reduced.
The policy to check is that if a Deployed Service has 3 errors in the last 20 Minutes (by default), it is
considered restrained.
The time that a service is in restrain mode is 20 minutes by default (1200 secs), but it can be modified
at globalconfig variables
"""
from uds.core.util.Config import GlobalConfig
if GlobalConfig.RESTRAINT_TIME.getInt() <= 0:
return False # Do not perform any restraint check if we set the globalconfig to 0 (or less)
date = getSqlDatetime() - timedelta(seconds=GlobalConfig.RESTRAINT_TIME.getInt())
if self.userServices.filter(state=states.userService.ERROR, state_date__gt=date).count() >= GlobalConfig.RESTRAINT_COUNT.getInt():
return True
return False
def get_grouped(owner_type, counter_type, **kwargs):
"""
Returns the average stats grouped by interval for owner_type and owner_id (optional)
Note: if someone cant get this more optimized, please, contribute it!
"""
filt = 'owner_type'
if type(owner_type) in (list, tuple):
filt += ' in (' + ','.join((str(x) for x in owner_type)) + ')'
else:
filt += '=' + str(owner_type)
owner_id = None
if kwargs.get('owner_id', None) is not None:
filt += ' AND OWNER_ID'
oid = kwargs['owner_id']
if type(oid) in (list, tuple):
filt += ' in (' + ','.join(str(x) for x in oid) + ')'
else:
filt += '=' + str(oid)
filt += ' AND counter_type=' + str(counter_type)
since = kwargs.get('since', None)
to = kwargs.get('to', None)
since = since and int(since) or NEVER_UNIX
to = to and int(to) or getSqlDatetime(True)
interval = 600 # By default, group items in ten minutes interval (600 seconds)
limit = kwargs.get('limit', None)
if limit is not None:
limit = int(limit)
elements = kwargs['limit']
# Protect for division a few lines below... :-)
if elements < 2:
elements = 2
if owner_id is None:
q = StatsCounters.objects.filter(stamp__gte=since, stamp__lte=to)
else:
q = StatsCounters.objects.filter(owner_id=owner_id, stamp__gte=since, stamp__lte=to)
if type(owner_type) in (list, tuple):
q = q.filter(owner_type__in=owner_type)
else:
q = q.filter(owner_type=owner_type)
if q.count() > elements:
first = q.order_by('stamp')[0].stamp
last = q.order_by('stamp').reverse()[0].stamp
interval = int((last - first) / (elements - 1))
stampValue = '{ceil}(stamp/{interval})'.format(ceil=getSqlFnc('CEIL'), interval=interval)
filt += ' AND stamp>={0} AND stamp<={1} GROUP BY {2} ORDER BY stamp'.format(since, to, stampValue)
fnc = getSqlFnc('MAX' if kwargs.get('use_max', False) else 'AVG')
query = ('SELECT -1 as id,-1 as owner_id,-1 as owner_type,-1 as counter_type, ' + stampValue + '*{}'.format(interval) + ' AS stamp,' +
getSqlFnc('CEIL') + '({0}(value)) AS value '
'FROM {1} WHERE {2}').format(fnc, StatsCounters._meta.db_table, filt)
logger.debug('Stats query: {0}'.format(query))
# We use result as an iterator
return StatsCounters.objects.raw(query)
def execute(self, save=True):
logger.debug('Executing action')
self.last_execution = getSqlDatetime()
params = json.loads(self.params)
saveServicePool = save
def sizeVal():
v = int(params['size'])
return v if v >= 0 else 0
executed = False
if CALENDAR_ACTION_CACHE_L1['id'] == self.action:
self.service_pool.cache_l1_srvs = sizeVal()
executed = True
elif CALENDAR_ACTION_CACHE_L2['id'] == self.action:
self.service_pool.cache_l1_srvs = sizeVal()
executed = True
elif CALENDAR_ACTION_INITIAL['id'] == self.action:
self.service_pool.initial_srvs = sizeVal()
executed = True
elif CALENDAR_ACTION_MAX['id'] == self.action:
self.service_pool.max_srvs = sizeVal()
executed = True
elif CALENDAR_ACTION_PUBLISH['id'] == self.action:
self.service_pool.publish(changeLog='Scheduled publication action')
saveServicePool = False
executed = True
# Add transport
elif CALENDAR_ACTION_ADD_TRANSPORT['id'] == self.action:
try:
t = Transport.objects.get(uuid=params['transport'])
self.service_pool.transports.add(t)
executed = True
except Exception:
self.service_pool.log(
'Scheduled action not executed because transport is not available anymore'
)
saveServicePool = False
# Remove transport
elif CALENDAR_ACTION_DEL_TRANSPORT['id'] == self.action:
try:
t = Transport.objects.get(uuid=params['transport'])
self.service_pool.transports.remove(t)
executed = True
except Exception:
self.service_pool.log(
'Scheduled action not executed because transport is not available anymore',
level=log.ERROR)
saveServicePool = False
elif CALENDAR_ACTION_ADD_GROUP['id'] == self.action:
try:
auth, grp = params['group'].split('@')
grp = Authenticator.objects.get(uuid=auth).groups.get(uuid=grp)
except Exception:
pass
elif CALENDAR_ACTION_DEL_GROUP['id'] == self.action:
pass
if executed:
try:
self.service_pool.log('Executed action {} [{}]'.format(
CALENDAR_ACTION_DICT.get(self.action)['description'],
self.prettyParams),
level=log.INFO)
except Exception:
# Avoid invalid ACTIONS errors on log
self.service_pool.log(
'Action {} is not a valid scheduled action! please, remove it from your list.'
.format(self.action))
# On save, will regenerate nextExecution
if save:
self.save()
if saveServicePool:
self.service_pool.save()
def updateLastAccess(self):
'''
Updates the last access for this user with the current time of the sql server
'''
self.last_access = getSqlDatetime()
self.save()
def get_grouped(owner_type: typing.Union[str, typing.Iterable[str]], counter_type: str, **kwargs): # pylint: disable=too-many-locals
"""
Returns the average stats grouped by interval for owner_type and owner_id (optional)
Note: if someone cant get this more optimized, please, contribute it!
"""
filt = 'owner_type'
if isinstance(owner_type, Iterable):
filt += ' in (' + ','.join((str(x) for x in owner_type)) + ')'
else:
filt += '=' + str(owner_type)
owner_id = kwargs.get('owner_id', None)
if owner_id is not None:
filt += ' AND OWNER_ID'
if isinstance(owner_id, Iterable):
filt += ' in (' + ','.join(str(x) for x in owner_id) + ')'
else:
filt += '=' + str(owner_id)
filt += ' AND counter_type=' + str(counter_type)
since = kwargs.get('since', None)
to = kwargs.get('to', None)
since = int(since) if since else NEVER_UNIX
to = int(to) if to else getSqlDatetime(True)
interval = 600 # By default, group items in ten minutes interval (600 seconds)
elements = kwargs.get('limit', None)
if elements:
# Protect against division by "elements-1" a few lines below
elements = int(elements) if int(elements) > 1 else 2
if owner_id is None:
q = StatsCounters.objects.filter(stamp__gte=since, stamp__lte=to)
else:
if isinstance(owner_id, Iterable):
q = StatsCounters.objects.filter(owner_id__in=owner_id, stamp__gte=since, stamp__lte=to)
else:
q = StatsCounters.objects.filter(owner_id=owner_id, stamp__gte=since, stamp__lte=to)
if isinstance(owner_type, Iterable):
q = q.filter(owner_type__in=owner_type)
else:
q = q.filter(owner_type=owner_type)
if q.count() > elements:
first = q.order_by('stamp')[0].stamp
last = q.order_by('stamp').reverse()[0].stamp
interval = int((last - first) / (elements - 1))
stampValue = '{ceil}(stamp/{interval})'.format(ceil=getSqlFnc('CEIL'), interval=interval)
filt += ' AND stamp>={0} AND stamp<={1} GROUP BY {2} ORDER BY stamp'.format(since, to, stampValue)
fnc = getSqlFnc('MAX' if kwargs.get('use_max', False) else 'AVG')
query = (
'SELECT -1 as id,-1 as owner_id,-1 as owner_type,-1 as counter_type, ' + stampValue + '*{}'.format(interval) + ' AS stamp,' +
getSqlFnc('CEIL') + '({0}(value)) AS value '
'FROM {1} WHERE {2}'
).format(fnc, StatsCounters._meta.db_table, filt)
logger.debug('Stats query: %s', query)
# We use result as an iterator
return StatsCounters.objects.raw(query)
def publish(self):
'''
Realizes the publication of the service
'''
self._name = 'Publication {}'.format(getSqlDatetime())
return State.FINISHED
def get(self, rangeStart: int = 0, rangeEnd: int = MAX_SEQ) -> int:
"""
Tries to generate a new unique id in the range provided. This unique id
is global to "unique ids' database
"""
# First look for a name in the range defined
stamp = getSqlDatetime(True)
seq = rangeStart
# logger.debug(UniqueId)
counter = 0
while True:
counter += 1
try:
# logger.debug('Creating new seq in range {}-{}'.format(rangeStart, rangeEnd))
with transaction.atomic():
flt = self.__filter(rangeStart, rangeEnd, forUpdate=True)
try:
item = flt.filter(assigned=False).order_by('seq')[0]
item.owner = self._owner
item.assigned = True
item.stamp = stamp
item.save()
# UniqueId.objects.filter(id=item.id).update(owner=self._owner, assigned=True, stamp=stamp) # @UndefinedVariable
seq = item.seq
break
except IndexError: # No free element found
item = None
# No item was found on first instance (already created, but freed)
if not item:
# logger.debug('No free found, creating new one')
try:
last = flt.filter(
assigned=True
)[0] # DB Returns correct order so the 0 item is the last
seq = last.seq + 1
except IndexError: # If there is no assigned at database
seq = rangeStart
# logger.debug('Found seq {0}'.format(seq))
if seq > rangeEnd:
return -1 # No ids free in range
# May ocurr on some circustance that a concurrency access gives same item twice, in this case, we
# will get an "duplicate key error",
UniqueId.objects.create(
owner=self._owner,
basename=self._baseName,
seq=seq,
assigned=True,
stamp=stamp) # @UndefinedVariable
break
except OperationalError: # Locked, may ocurr for example on sqlite. We will wait a bit
# logger.exception('Got database locked')
if counter % 5 == 0:
connection.close()
time.sleep(1)
except IntegrityError: # Concurrent creation, may fail, simply retry
pass
except Exception:
logger.exception('Error')
return -1
# logger.debug('Seq: {}'.format(seq))
return seq
def release(self) -> None:
UniqueId.objects.select_for_update().filter(owner=self._owner).update(
assigned=False, owner='',
stamp=getSqlDatetime(True)) # @UndefinedVariable
self.__purge()
def save(self, *args, **kwargs):
self.stamp = getSqlDatetime()
return UUIDModel.save(self, *args, **kwargs)
def cleanup():
now = getSqlDatetime()
cleanSince = now - datetime.timedelta(seconds=TicketStore.MAX_VALIDITY)
number = TicketStore.objects.filter(stamp__lt=cleanSince).delete()
logger.debug('Cleaned {} tickets'.format(number))
