def test_rebuild_empty(self, fake_sanlock):
with make_volume() as vol:
# Add underlying sanlock resources
for i in [3, 4, 6]:
resource = "%04d" % i
offset = xlease.USER_RESOURCE_BASE + xlease.SLOT_SIZE * i
fake_sanlock.write_resource(
vol.lockspace, resource, [(vol.path, offset)])
# The index is empty
assert vol.leases() == {}
# After rebuilding the index it should contain all the underlying
# resources.
file = xlease.DirectFile(vol.path)
with utils.closing(file):
xlease.rebuild_index(vol.lockspace, file)
expected = {
"0003": {
"offset": xlease.USER_RESOURCE_BASE + xlease.SLOT_SIZE * 3,
"updating": False,
},
"0004": {
"offset": xlease.USER_RESOURCE_BASE + xlease.SLOT_SIZE * 4,
"updating": False,
},
"0006": {
"offset": xlease.USER_RESOURCE_BASE + xlease.SLOT_SIZE * 6,
"updating": False,
},
}
file = xlease.DirectFile(vol.path)
with utils.closing(file):
vol = xlease.LeasesVolume(file)
with utils.closing(vol):
assert vol.leases() == expected
def write_records(records, file):
index = xlease.VolumeIndex()
with utils.closing(index):
index.load(file)
for recnum, record in records:
block = index.copy_record_block(recnum)
with utils.closing(block):
block.write_record(recnum, record)
block.dump(file)
def test_pread(self, tmpdir, direct_file, offset, size):
data = b"a" * 512 + b"b" * 512 + b"c" * 512 + b"d" * 512
path = tmpdir.join("file")
path.write(data)
file = direct_file(str(path))
with utils.closing(file):
buf = mmap.mmap(-1, size)
with utils.closing(buf):
n = file.pread(offset, buf)
assert n == size
assert buf[:] == data[offset:offset + size]
def test_remove_write_failure(self):
record = xlease.Record(make_uuid(), 0, updating=True)
with make_volume((42, record)) as base:
file = FailingWriter(base.path)
with utils.closing(file):
vol = xlease.LeasesVolume(file)
with utils.closing(vol):
with pytest.raises(WriteError):
vol.remove(record.resource)
# Must succeed becuase writng to storage failed
assert record.resource in vol.leases()
def test_pread_short(self, tmpdir, direct_file):
data = b"a" * 1024
path = tmpdir.join("file")
path.write(data)
file = direct_file(str(path))
with utils.closing(file):
buf = mmap.mmap(-1, 1024)
with utils.closing(buf):
n = file.pread(512, buf)
assert n == 512
assert buf[:n] == data[512:]
def make_volume(*records):
with make_leases() as path:
lockspace = os.path.basename(os.path.dirname(path))
file = xlease.DirectFile(path)
with utils.closing(file):
xlease.format_index(lockspace, file)
if records:
write_records(records, file)
vol = xlease.LeasesVolume(file)
with utils.closing(vol):
yield vol
def test_add_write_failure(self):
with make_volume() as base:
file = FailingWriter(base.path)
with utils.closing(file):
vol = xlease.LeasesVolume(file)
with utils.closing(vol):
lease_id = make_uuid()
with pytest.raises(WriteError):
vol.add(lease_id)
# Must succeed becuase writng to storage failed
assert lease_id not in vol.leases()
def _external_leases_volume(path):
"""
Context manager returning the external leases volume.
The caller is responsible for holding the external_leases_lock in the
correct mode.
"""
backend = xlease.DirectFile(path)
with utils.closing(backend):
vol = xlease.LeasesVolume(backend)
with utils.closing(vol):
yield vol
def test_pwrite(self, tmpdir, direct_file, offset, size):
# Create a file full of "a"s
path = tmpdir.join("file")
path.write(b"a" * 2048)
buf = mmap.mmap(-1, size)
with utils.closing(buf):
# Write "b"s
buf.write(b"b" * size)
file = direct_file(str(path))
with utils.closing(file):
file.pwrite(offset, buf)
data = path.read()
expected = ("a" * offset +
"b" * size +
"a" * (2048 - offset - size))
assert data == expected
def main(*args):
"""
This tool is used to check and optionally repair broken volume leases.
"""
parsed_args = _parse_args(args)
if not parsed_args.repair and not _confirm_check_leases():
return
cli = client.connect(parsed_args.host, parsed_args.port,
use_tls=parsed_args.use_ssl)
with utils.closing(cli):
print()
print("Checking active storage domains. This can take several "
"minutes, please wait.")
broken_leases = _get_leases_to_repair(cli)
if not broken_leases:
print()
print("There are no leases to repair.")
return
print()
_print_broken_leases(broken_leases)
if not parsed_args.repair and not _confirm_repair_leases():
return
_repair(broken_leases)
def main(args=None):
schema = find_schema()
namespaces = create_namespaces(schema)
parser = option_parser(namespaces)
args = parser.parse_args(args)
try:
if args.method_args and args.file is not None:
raise UsageError("Conflicting command line parameters: %r and "
"file option: %r" % (args.method_args, args.file))
namespace = args.namespace
method = args.method
if args.file:
request_params = parse_file(args.file)
else:
request_params = parse_params(args.method_args)
cli = client.connect(args.host, port=args.port, use_tls=args.use_tls,
timeout=args.timeout,
gluster_enabled=args.gluster_enabled)
with utils.closing(cli):
command = getattr(getattr(cli, namespace), method)
result = command(**request_params)
print(json.dumps(result, indent=4))
except UsageError as e:
parser.error(str(e))
except Exception as e:
fail(e)
def dump_chains(*args):
"""
dump-volume-chains
Query VDSM about the existing structure of image volumes and prints
them in an ordered fashion with optional additional info per volume.
Alternatively, dumps the volumes information in json format without
analysis.
"""
parsed_args = _parse_args(args)
cli = client.connect(parsed_args.host, parsed_args.port,
use_tls=parsed_args.use_ssl)
with utils.closing(cli):
volumes_info = _get_volumes_info(cli, parsed_args.sd_uuid)
if parsed_args.output == 'text':
# perform analysis and print in human readable format
image_chains = _get_volumes_chains(volumes_info)
_print_volume_chains(image_chains, volumes_info)
elif parsed_args.output == 'json':
# no analysis, dump chains in json format
json.dump(volumes_info, sys.stdout, indent=2)
elif parsed_args.output == 'sqlite':
# no analysis, dump chains in sql format
_dump_sql(volumes_info, parsed_args.sqlite_file)
else:
raise ValueError('unknown output format %s' % parsed_args.output)
def test_write(self, cmd, recv_out, recv_err):
text = bytes('Hello World')
received = bytearray()
def recv_data(buffer):
# cannot use received += buffer with a variable
# defined in the parent function.
operator.iadd(received, buffer)
c = self._startCommand(cmd)
p = utils.CommandStream(
c,
recv_data if recv_out else self.assertUnexpectedCall,
recv_data if recv_err else self.assertUnexpectedCall)
with utils.closing(p):
c.stdin.write(text)
c.stdin.flush()
c.stdin.close()
while not p.closed:
p.receive()
retcode = c.wait()
self.assertEqual(retcode, 0)
self.assertEqual(text, str(received))
def _run(self):
with guarded.context(self._source.locks + self._dest.locks):
with self._source.prepare(), self._dest.prepare():
# Do not start copying if we have already been aborted
if self._status == jobs.STATUS.ABORTED:
return
# Workaround for volumes containing VM configuration info that
# were created with invalid vdsm metadata.
if self._source.is_invalid_vm_conf_disk():
src_format = dst_format = qemuimg.FORMAT.RAW
else:
src_format = self._source.qemu_format
dst_format = self._dest.qemu_format
with self._dest.volume_operation():
self._operation = qemuimg.convert(
self._source.path,
self._dest.path,
srcFormat=src_format,
dstFormat=dst_format,
dstQcow2Compat=self._dest.qcow2_compat,
backing=self._dest.backing_path,
backingFormat=self._dest.backing_qemu_format)
with utils.closing(self._operation):
self._operation.wait_for_completion()
def pread(self, offset, buf):
"""
Read len(buf) bytes from storage at offset into mmap buf.
Returns:
The number bytes read (int).
"""
self._file.seek(offset, os.SEEK_SET)
pos = 0
if six.PY2:
# There is no way to create a writable memoryview on mmap object in
# python 2, so we must read into a temporary buffer and copy into
# the given buffer.
rbuf = mmap.mmap(-1, len(buf), mmap.MAP_SHARED)
with utils.closing(rbuf, log=log.name):
while pos < len(buf):
# TODO: Handle EOF
nread = uninterruptible(self._file.readinto, rbuf)
if nread == 0:
break # EOF
buf.write(rbuf[:nread])
pos += nread
else:
# In python 3 we can read directly into the underlying buffer
# without any copies using a memoryview.
while pos < len(buf):
rbuf = memoryview(buf)[pos:]
# TODO: Handle EOF
nread = uninterruptible(self._file.readinto, rbuf)
if nread == 0:
break # EOF
pos += nread
return pos
def test_partial(self, output_list, progress_list):
p = qemuimg.QemuImgOperation(['true'])
with utils.closing(p):
for output, progress in zip(output_list, progress_list):
p._recvstdout(output)
self.assertEqual(p.progress, progress)
p.poll()
self.assertEqual(p.finished, True)
def resume_paused_vm(vm_id):
unpause_file = MARK_FOR_UNPAUSE_PATH % vm_id
if os.path.isfile(unpause_file):
use_tls = config.getboolean('vars', 'ssl')
cli = client.connect('localhost', use_tls=use_tls)
with utils.closing(cli):
cli.VM.cont(vmID=vm_id)
os.remove(unpause_file)
def test_progress_simple(self):
p = qemuimg.QemuImgOperation(['true'])
with utils.closing(p):
for progress in self._progress_iterator():
p._recvstdout(self.PROGRESS_FORMAT % progress)
self.assertEqual(p.progress, progress)
p.poll()
self.assertEqual(p.finished, True)
def converted_size(filename, compat):
converted = filename + ".qcow2"
operation = qemuimg.convert(filename,
converted,
srcFormat=qemuimg.FORMAT.RAW,
dstFormat=qemuimg.FORMAT.QCOW2,
dstQcow2Compat=compat)
with utils.closing(operation):
operation.wait_for_completion()
return os.stat(converted).st_size
def test_unexpected_output(self):
p = qemuimg.QemuImgOperation(['true'])
with utils.closing(p):
self.assertRaises(ValueError, p._recvstdout, 'Hello World\r')
p._recvstdout('Hello ')
self.assertRaises(ValueError, p._recvstdout, 'World\r')
p.poll()
self.assertEqual(p.finished, True)
def rebuild_external_leases(self):
"""
Rebuild the external leases volume index from volume contents.
Must be called only on the SPM.
"""
with self._manifest.external_leases_lock.exclusive:
path = self.external_leases_path()
backend = xlease.DirectFile(path)
with utils.closing(backend):
xlease.rebuild_index(self.sdUUID, backend)
def _run(self):
self.log.info("Merging subchain %s", self.subchain)
with guarded.context(self.subchain.locks):
self.subchain.validate()
with self.subchain.prepare(), self.subchain.volume_operation():
self.operation = qemuimg.commit(
self.subchain.top_vol.getVolumePath(),
topFormat=sc.fmt2str(self.subchain.top_vol.getFormat()),
base=self.subchain.base_vol.getVolumePath())
with utils.closing(self.operation):
self.operation.wait_for_completion()
def test_progress_batch(self):
p = qemuimg.QemuImgOperation(['true'])
with utils.closing(p):
p._recvstdout(
(self.PROGRESS_FORMAT % 10.00) +
(self.PROGRESS_FORMAT % 25.00) +
(self.PROGRESS_FORMAT % 33.33))
self.assertEqual(p.progress, 33.33)
p.poll()
self.assertEqual(p.finished, True)
def _write_record(self, recnum, record):
"""
Write record recnum to storage atomically.
Copy the block where the record is located, modify it and write the
block to storage. If this succeeds, write the record to the index.
"""
block = self._index.copy_record_block(recnum)
with utils.closing(block):
block.write_record(recnum, record)
block.dump(self._file)
self._index.write_record(recnum, record)
def external_leases_volume(self):
"""
Context manager returning the external leases volume.
The caller is responsible for holding the external_leases_lock in the
correct mode.
"""
path = self.external_leases_path()
with self.external_leases_backend(self.sdUUID, path) as backend:
vol = xlease.LeasesVolume(backend)
with utils.closing(vol):
yield vol
def external_leases_backend(cls, lockspace, path):
"""
Overrides StorageDomainManifest method to use an interruptible direct
file implementation that will not make the processs uninterruptible if
the storage becomes non-responsive. See
https://bugzilla.redhat.com/1518676.
See StorageDomainManifest.external_leases_backend for more info.
"""
dom_oop = oop.getProcessPool(lockspace)
backend = xlease.InterruptibleDirectFile(path, dom_oop)
with utils.closing(backend):
yield backend
def test_leases(self, tmp_vol, fake_sanlock):
vol = xlease.LeasesVolume(tmp_vol.backend)
with utils.closing(vol):
uuid = make_uuid()
lease_info = vol.add(uuid)
leases = vol.leases()
expected = {
uuid: {
"offset": lease_info.offset,
"updating": False,
}
}
assert leases == expected
def test_echo(self, size, use_ssl):
data = dummyTextGenerator(size)
with constructAcceptor(self.log, use_ssl, _SampleBridge()) as acceptor:
sslctx = DEAFAULT_SSL_CONTEXT if use_ssl else None
with utils.closing(
StandAloneRpcClient(acceptor._host, acceptor._port,
'jms.topic.vdsm_requests',
str(uuid4()), sslctx,
False)) as client:
self.assertEqual(
client.callMethod('echo', (data, ), str(uuid4())), data)
def test_commit_progress(self):
with namedTemporaryDir() as tmpdir:
size = 1048576
base = os.path.join(tmpdir, "base.img")
make_image(base, size, qemuimg.FORMAT.RAW, 0, "1.1")
top = os.path.join(tmpdir, "top.img")
make_image(top, size, qemuimg.FORMAT.QCOW2, 1, "1.1", base)
op = qemuimg.commit(top, topFormat=qemuimg.FORMAT.QCOW2)
with utils.closing(op):
op.wait_for_completion()
self.assertEqual(100, op.progress)
def test_timeout(self):
c = self._startCommand(["sleep", "5"])
p = utils.CommandStream(c, self.assertUnexpectedCall,
self.assertUnexpectedCall)
with utils.closing(p):
with self.assertElapsed(2):
p.receive(2)
self.assertEqual(p.closed, False)
c.terminate()
self.assertEqual(c.wait(), -signal.SIGTERM)
def dump_chains(*args):
"""
dump-volume-chains
Query VDSM about the existing structure of image volumes and prints
them in an ordered fashion with optional additional info per volume.
"""
parsed_args = _parse_args(args)
cli = client.connect(parsed_args.host, parsed_args.port,
use_tls=parsed_args.use_ssl)
with utils.closing(cli):
image_chains, volumes_info = _get_volumes_chains(
cli, parsed_args.sd_uuid)
_print_volume_chains(image_chains, volumes_info)
def external_leases_backend(cls, lockspace, path):
"""
Overrides StorageDomainManifest method to use an interruptible direct
file implementation that will not make the processs uninterruptible if
the storage becomes non-responsive. See
https://bugzilla.redhat.com/1518676.
See StorageDomainManifest.external_leases_backend for more info.
"""
dom_oop = oop.getProcessPool(lockspace)
backend = xlease.InterruptibleDirectFile(path, dom_oop)
with utils.closing(backend):
yield backend
def test_signals(self, method, expected_retcode):
c = self._startCommand(["sleep", "2"])
p = utils.CommandStream(c, self.assertUnexpectedCall,
self.assertUnexpectedCall)
with utils.closing(p):
getattr(c, method)()
try:
with self.assertElapsed(0):
p.receive(2)
finally:
retcode = c.wait()
self.assertEqual(retcode, expected_retcode)
def test_remove_exists(self, tmp_vol, fake_sanlock):
vol = xlease.LeasesVolume(tmp_vol.backend)
with utils.closing(vol):
leases = [make_uuid() for i in range(3)]
for lease in leases:
vol.add(lease)
lease = vol.lookup(leases[1])
vol.remove(lease.resource)
assert lease.resource not in vol.leases()
res = fake_sanlock.read_resource(lease.path, lease.offset)
# There is no sanlock api for removing a resource, so we mark a
# removed resource with empty (invalid) lockspace and lease id.
assert res["lockspace"] == ""
assert res["resource"] == ""
def rebuild_external_leases(self):
"""
Rebuild the external leases volume index from volume contents.
Must be called only on the SPM.
"""
with self._manifest.external_leases_lock.exclusive:
path = self.external_leases_path()
backend = xlease.DirectFile(path)
with utils.closing(backend):
xlease.rebuild_index(self.sdUUID,
backend,
alignment=self._manifest.alignment,
block_size=self._manifest.block_size)
def external_leases_volume(self):
"""
Context manager returning the external leases volume.
The caller is responsible for holding the external_leases_lock in the
correct mode.
"""
path = self.external_leases_path()
with self.external_leases_backend(self.sdUUID, path) as backend:
vol = xlease.LeasesVolume(backend,
alignment=self._alignment,
block_size=self._block_size)
with utils.closing(vol):
yield vol
def test_signals(self, method, expected_retcode):
c = self._startCommand(["sleep", "2"])
p = utils.CommandStream(c, self.assertUnexpectedCall,
self.assertUnexpectedCall)
with utils.closing(p):
getattr(c, method)()
try:
with self.assertElapsed(0):
p.receive(2)
finally:
retcode = c.wait()
self.assertEqual(retcode, expected_retcode)
def dump_chains(*args):
"""
dump-volume-chains
Query VDSM about the existing structure of image volumes and prints
them in an ordered fashion with optional additional info per volume.
"""
parsed_args = _parse_args(args)
cli = client.connect(parsed_args.host,
parsed_args.port,
use_tls=parsed_args.use_ssl)
with utils.closing(cli):
image_chains, volumes_info = _get_volumes_chains(
cli, parsed_args.sd_uuid)
_print_volume_chains(image_chains, volumes_info)
def test_add_exists(self, tmp_vol, fake_sanlock):
vol = xlease.LeasesVolume(tmp_vol.backend,
alignment=tmp_vol.alignment,
block_size=tmp_vol.block_size)
with utils.closing(vol):
lease_id = make_uuid()
lease = vol.add(lease_id)
with pytest.raises(xlease.LeaseExists):
vol.add(lease_id)
res = fake_sanlock.read_resource(lease.path,
lease.offset,
align=tmp_vol.alignment,
sector=tmp_vol.block_size)
assert res["lockspace"] == lease.lockspace.encode("utf-8")
assert res["resource"] == lease.resource.encode("utf-8")
def external_leases_backend(cls, lockspace, path):
"""
Return a context manager for performing I/O to the extenal leases
volume.
Arguments:
lockspace (str): Sanlock lockspace name, storage domain uuid.
path (str): Path to the external leases volume
Returns:
context manager.
"""
backend = xlease.DirectFile(path)
with utils.closing(backend):
yield backend
def test_rebuild_empty(self, tmp_vol, fake_sanlock):
vol = xlease.LeasesVolume(tmp_vol.backend)
with utils.closing(vol):
# Add underlying sanlock resources
for i in [3, 4, 6]:
resource = "%04d" % i
offset = xlease.USER_RESOURCE_BASE + xlease.SLOT_SIZE * i
fake_sanlock.write_resource(
vol.lockspace, resource, [(vol.path, offset)])
# The index is empty
assert vol.leases() == {}
# After rebuilding the index it should contain all the underlying
# resources.
file = xlease.DirectFile(vol.path)
with utils.closing(file):
xlease.rebuild_index(vol.lockspace, file)
expected = {
"0003": {
"offset": xlease.USER_RESOURCE_BASE + xlease.SLOT_SIZE * 3,
"updating": False,
},
"0004": {
"offset": xlease.USER_RESOURCE_BASE + xlease.SLOT_SIZE * 4,
"updating": False,
},
"0006": {
"offset": xlease.USER_RESOURCE_BASE + xlease.SLOT_SIZE * 6,
"updating": False,
},
}
file = xlease.DirectFile(vol.path)
with utils.closing(file):
vol = xlease.LeasesVolume(file)
with utils.closing(vol):
assert vol.leases() == expected
def test_add_sanlock_failure(self, tmp_vol, fake_sanlock):
vol = xlease.LeasesVolume(tmp_vol.backend)
with utils.closing(vol):
lease_id = make_uuid()
# Make sanlock fail to write a resource
fake_sanlock.errors["write_resource"] = \
fake_sanlock.SanlockException
with pytest.raises(fake_sanlock.SanlockException):
vol.add(lease_id)
# We should have an updating lease record
lease = vol.leases()[lease_id]
assert lease["updating"]
# There should be no lease on storage
with pytest.raises(fake_sanlock.SanlockException) as e:
fake_sanlock.read_resource(vol.path, lease["offset"])
assert e.exception.errno == fake_sanlock.SANLK_LEADER_MAGIC
def rebuild_index(
lockspace, file, alignment=sc.ALIGNMENT_1M,
block_size=sc.BLOCK_SIZE_512):
"""
Rebuild xleases volume index from underlying storage.
This operation synchronizes the index with the actual sanlock resource on
storage, assuming that existing sanlock resources are the one and only
truth.
Like format_index, if the operation fails the index is left in "updating"
state.
Raises:
- OSError if I/O operation failed
- sanlock.SanlockException if sanlock operation failed
"""
log.info("Rebuilding index for lockspace %r (version=%d)",
lockspace, INDEX_VERSION)
index = VolumeIndex()
with utils.closing(index):
with index.updating(lockspace, file):
# Read resources and write records
max_offset = file.size() - SLOT_SIZE
for recnum in range(MAX_RECORDS):
offset = lease_offset(recnum)
if offset > max_offset:
index.write_record(recnum, EMPTY_RECORD)
continue
try:
res = read_resource(
file.name,
offset,
alignment=alignment,
block_size=block_size)
except NoSuchResource:
record = EMPTY_RECORD
else:
log.debug("Restoring lease %s", res)
record = Record(res.resource, offset)
index.write_record(recnum, record)
# Attempt to write index to file
log.debug("Writing new index")
index.dump(file)
def test_remove_sanlock_failure(self, tmp_vol, fake_sanlock):
vol = xlease.LeasesVolume(tmp_vol.backend)
with utils.closing(vol):
lease_id = make_uuid()
vol.add(lease_id)
# Make sanlock fail to remove a resource (currnently removing a
# resouce by writing invalid lockspace and resoruce name).
fake_sanlock.errors["write_resource"] = \
fake_sanlock.SanlockException
with pytest.raises(fake_sanlock.SanlockException):
vol.remove(lease_id)
# We should have an updating lease record
lease = vol.leases()[lease_id]
assert lease["updating"]
# There lease should still be on storage
res = fake_sanlock.read_resource(vol.path, lease["offset"])
assert res["lockspace"] == vol.lockspace
assert res["resource"] == lease_id
def format_external_leases(cls, lockspace, path):
"""
Format the special xleases volume.
Called when creating a new storage domain, or when upgrading storage
domain to version 4.
WARNING: destructive operation, must not be called on active external
leases volume.
TODO: should move to storage domain subclasses of each subclass can use
its own backend.
Must be called only on the SPM.
"""
backend = xlease.DirectFile(path)
with utils.closing(backend):
xlease.format_index(lockspace, backend)
def test_add_first_free_slot(self, tmp_vol, fake_sanlock):
vol = xlease.LeasesVolume(tmp_vol.backend)
with utils.closing(vol):
uuids = [make_uuid() for i in range(4)]
for uuid in uuids[:3]:
vol.add(uuid)
vol.remove(uuids[1])
vol.add(uuids[3])
leases = vol.leases()
# The first lease in the first slot
assert leases[uuids[0]]["offset"] == xlease.USER_RESOURCE_BASE
# The forth lease was added in the second slot after the second
# lease was removed.
assert (leases[uuids[3]]["offset"] ==
xlease.USER_RESOURCE_BASE + xlease.SLOT_SIZE)
# The third lease in the third slot
assert (leases[uuids[2]]["offset"] ==
xlease.USER_RESOURCE_BASE + xlease.SLOT_SIZE * 2)
def format_xleases(*args):
"""
format-xleases sd_id path
WARNING:
This is a destructive operation - you must put the storage
domain into maintenance before running this tool.
Format the xleases volume index, dropping all leases from the index.
This does not delete sanlock resources on the volume. If you want to
restore existing sanlock resources, use rebuild-index. If you want
to delete also sanlock resources on this volume you can wipe the
entire volume using dd before formatting it.
Notes:
- With iSCSI based storage you may need to connect to the traget
using iscsiadm.
- With file based storage, you may need to mount the storage domain.
- With block based stoage, you need to activate the xleases logical
volume before the operation, and deactivate after the operation.
If formatting fails, the volume will not be usable (it will be
marked as "updating"), but the operation can be tried again.
Creating xleases volume on file storage:
PATH=/rhev/data-center/mnt/server:_path/sd-id/dom_md/xleases
truncate -s 1G $PATH
vdsm-tool format-xleases sd-id $PATH
Creating the xleases volume on block storage:
lvcreate --name xleases --size 1g sd-id
vdsm-tool format-xleases sd-id /dev/sd-id/xleases
lvchange -an sd-id/xleases
"""
args = parse_args(args)
backend = xlease.DirectFile(args.path)
with utils.closing(backend):
xlease.format_index(args.sd_id, backend)
def rebuild_xleases(*args):
"""
rebuild-xleases sd_id path
WARNING:
This is a destructive operation - you must put the storage
domain into maintenance before running this tool.
The xleases volume index is the source of truth so rebuilding
from storage can break it badly.
Rebuild the xleases volume index, restoring all sanlock resource on
the xleases volume. If you want to drop all leases in the index, use
format-xleases.
Notes:
- With iSCSI based storage you may need to connect to the traget
using iscsiadm.
- With file based storage, you may need to mount the storage domain.
- With block based stoage, you need to activate the xleases logical
volume before the operation, and deactivate after the operation.
If rebuilding fails, the volume will not be usable (it will be
marked as "updating"), but the operation can be tried again.
Rebuilding xleases volume on file storage:
PATH=/rhev/data-center/mnt/server:_path/sd-id/dom_md/xleases
vdsm-tool rebuild-xleases sd-id $PATH
Rebuilding the xleases volume on block storage:
lvchange -ay sd-id/xleases
vdsm-tool rebuild-xleases sd-id /dev/sd-id/xleases
lvchange -an sd-id/xleases
"""
args = parse_args(args)
backend = xlease.DirectFile(args.path)
with utils.closing(backend):
xlease.rebuild_index(args.sd_id, backend)
def readinto(self, buf):
pos = 0
if six.PY2:
# There is no way to create a writable memoryview on mmap object in
# python 2, so we must read into a temporary buffer and copy into
# the given buffer.
rbuf = mmap.mmap(-1, len(buf), mmap.MAP_SHARED)
with utils.closing(rbuf, log=log.name):
while pos < len(buf):
nread = uninterruptible(self._file.readinto, rbuf)
buf.write(rbuf[:nread])
pos += nread
else:
# In python 3 we can read directly into the underlying buffer
# without any copies using a memoryview.
while pos < len(buf):
rbuf = memoryview(buf)[pos:]
pos += uninterruptible(self._file.readinto, rbuf)
return pos
def test_commit(self, qcow2_compat, base, top, use_base):
size = 1048576
with namedTemporaryDir() as tmpdir:
chain = []
parent = None
# Create a chain of 4 volumes.
for i in range(4):
vol = os.path.join(tmpdir, "vol%d.img" % i)
format = (qemuimg.FORMAT.RAW
if i == 0 else qemuimg.FORMAT.QCOW2)
make_image(vol, size, format, i, qcow2_compat, parent)
orig_offset = qemuimg.check(vol)["offset"] if i > 0 else None
chain.append((vol, orig_offset))
parent = vol
base_vol = chain[base][0]
top_vol = chain[top][0]
op = qemuimg.commit(top_vol,
topFormat=qemuimg.FORMAT.QCOW2,
base=base_vol if use_base else None)
with utils.closing(op):
op.wait_for_completion()
base_fmt = (qemuimg.FORMAT.RAW
if base == 0 else qemuimg.FORMAT.QCOW2)
for i in range(base, top + 1):
offset = i * 1024
pattern = 0xf0 + i
# The base volume must have the data from all the volumes
# merged into it.
qemu_pattern_verify(base_vol,
base_fmt,
offset=offset,
len=1024,
pattern=pattern)
if i > base:
# internal and top volumes should keep the data, we
# may want to wipe this data when deleting the volumes
# later.
vol, orig_offset = chain[i]
actual_offset = qemuimg.check(vol)["offset"]
self.assertEqual(actual_offset, orig_offset)
def format_index(lockspace, file):
"""
Format xleases volume index, deleting all existing records.
Should be used only when creating a new leases volume, or if the volume
should be repaired. Afterr formatting the index, the index can be rebuilt
from storage contents.
Raises:
- OSError if I/O operation failed
"""
log.info("Formatting index for lockspace %r (version=%d)",
lockspace, INDEX_VERSION)
index = VolumeIndex()
with utils.closing(index):
with index.updating(lockspace, file):
# Write empty records
for recnum in range(MAX_RECORDS):
index.write_record(recnum, EMPTY_RECORD)
# Attempt to write index to file
index.dump(file)
def test_event(self, use_ssl):
done = threading.Event()
with constructAcceptor(self.log, use_ssl, _SampleBridge(),
'jms.queue.events') as acceptor:
sslctx = DEAFAULT_SSL_CONTEXT if use_ssl else None
with utils.closing(StandAloneRpcClient(acceptor._host,
acceptor._port,
'jms.topic.vdsm_requests',
'jms.queue.events',
sslctx, False)) as client:
def callback(client, event, params):
self.assertEqual(event, 'vdsm.event')
self.assertEqual(params['content'], True)
done.set()
client.registerEventCallback(callback)
client.callMethod("event", [], str(uuid4()))
done.wait(timeout=CALL_TIMEOUT)
self.assertTrue(done.is_set())
def updating(self, lockspace, file):
"""
Context manager for index updates.
Before entering the context, mark the index as updating. When exiting
cleanly from the context, clear the updating flag. If the user code
fails, the index will be left in updating state.
"""
# Mark as updating
metadata = IndexMetadata(INDEX_VERSION, lockspace, updating=True)
self.write_metadata(metadata)
# Call withotu try-finally intentionally, so failure in the caller code
# will leave the index mark as "updating".
yield
# Clear updating flag
metadata = IndexMetadata(INDEX_VERSION, lockspace)
block = ChangeBlock(metadata.bytes(), 0)
with utils.closing(block):
block.dump(file)
def main(args=None):
preliminary_parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(add_help=False)
preliminary_parser.add_argument('--gluster-enabled',
dest="gluster_enabled",
action="store_true",
help="gluster enabled")
preliminary_parser.set_defaults(gluster_enabled=False)
known_args, extra = preliminary_parser.parse_known_args()
schema = find_schema(known_args.gluster_enabled)
namespaces = create_namespaces(schema)
parser = option_parser(namespaces)
args = parser.parse_args(extra)
try:
if args.method_args and args.file is not None:
raise UsageError("Conflicting command line parameters: %r and "
"file option: %r" % (args.method_args, args.file))
namespace = args.namespace
method = args.method
if args.file:
request_params = parse_file(args.file)
else:
request_params = parse_params(args.method_args)
cli = client.connect(args.host,
port=args.port,
use_tls=args.use_tls,
timeout=args.timeout,
gluster_enabled=known_args.gluster_enabled)
with utils.closing(cli):
command = getattr(getattr(cli, namespace), method)
result = command(**request_params)
print(json.dumps(result, indent=4))
except UsageError as e:
parser.error(str(e))
except Exception as e:
fail(e)
def test_event(self, use_ssl):
with constructAcceptor(self.log, use_ssl, _SampleBridge(),
'jms.queue.events') as acceptor:
sslctx = DEAFAULT_SSL_CONTEXT if use_ssl else None
with utils.closing(
StandAloneRpcClient(acceptor._host, acceptor._port,
'jms.topic.vdsm_requests',
'jms.queue.events', sslctx,
False)) as client:
event_queue = queue.Queue()
custom_topic = 'jms.queue.events'
client.subscribe(custom_topic, event_queue)
client.callMethod("event", [], str(uuid4()))
try:
event, event_params = event_queue.get(timeout=CALL_TIMEOUT)
except queue.Empty:
self.fail("Event queue timed out.")
self.assertEqual(event, 'vdsm.event')
self.assertEqual(event_params['content'], True)
def test_receive(self, cmd, recv_out, recv_err):
text = bytes('Hello World')
received = bytearray()
def recv_data(buffer):
# cannot use received += buffer with a variable
# defined in the parent function.
operator.iadd(received, buffer)
cmd[-1] = cmd[-1] % text
c = self._startCommand(cmd)
p = utils.CommandStream(
c, recv_data if recv_out else self.assertUnexpectedCall,
recv_data if recv_err else self.assertUnexpectedCall)
with utils.closing(p):
while not p.closed:
p.receive()
retcode = c.wait()
self.assertEqual(retcode, 0)
self.assertEqual(text, received)
def test_add_first_free_slot(self, tmp_vol, fake_sanlock):
vol = xlease.LeasesVolume(tmp_vol.backend,
alignment=tmp_vol.alignment,
block_size=tmp_vol.block_size)
with utils.closing(vol):
uuids = [make_uuid() for i in range(4)]
for uuid in uuids[:3]:
vol.add(uuid)
vol.remove(uuids[1])
vol.add(uuids[3])
leases = vol.leases()
# The first lease in the first slot
offset = xlease.lease_offset(0, tmp_vol.alignment)
assert leases[uuids[0]]["offset"] == offset
# The forth lease was added in the second slot after the second
# lease was removed.
offset = xlease.lease_offset(1, tmp_vol.alignment)
assert leases[uuids[3]]["offset"] == offset
# The third lease in the third slot
offset = xlease.lease_offset(2, tmp_vol.alignment)
assert leases[uuids[2]]["offset"] == offset
def test_error_while_closing(self):
c = Closer()
with self.assertRaises(CloseError):
with utils.closing(c):
pass
def test_error_before_close(self):
c = Closer()
with self.assertRaises(UserError):
with utils.closing(c):
raise UserError
self.assertTrue(c.was_closed)
def test_size(self, direct_file):
with make_leases() as path:
file = direct_file(path)
with utils.closing(file):
assert file.size() == constants.GIB