from PLC.Peers import Peer, Peers
from PLC.Persons import Person, Persons
+from PLC.Cache import Cache
class RefreshPeer(Method):
"""
except:
raise PLCInvalidArgument,'no such person_id:%d'%person_id
+ ## connect to the peer's API
+ url=peer['peer_url']
+ apiserver = xmlrpclib.ServerProxy (url,allow_none=True)
+
### build up foreign auth
auth={ 'Username': person['email'],
'AuthMethod' : 'password',
'AuthString' : person['password'],
'Role' : 'admin' }
- ## connect to the peer's API
- url=peer['peer_url']
- apiserver = xmlrpclib.ServerProxy (url,allow_none=True)
-
- peer_local_nodes = apiserver.GetNodes(auth,None,None,'local')
- nb_new_nodes = peer.refresh_nodes(peer_local_nodes)
-
- # rough and temporary
- peer_foreign_nodes = apiserver.GetNodes(auth,None,None,'foreign')
- peer_local_slices = apiserver.GetSlices(auth,{'peer_id':None})
- nb_new_slices = peer.refresh_slices(peer_local_slices,peer_foreign_nodes)
-
- return {'plcname':self.api.config.PLC_NAME,
- 'new_nodes':nb_new_nodes,
- 'new_slices':nb_new_slices}
+ cache = Cache (self.api, peer, apiserver, auth)
+ return cache.refresh_peer ()
# Mark Huang <mlhuang@cs.princeton.edu>
# Copyright (C) 2006 The Trustees of Princeton University
#
-# $Id: Nodes.py,v 1.20 2006/11/09 19:43:55 mlhuang Exp $
+# $Id: Nodes.py,v 1.21 2006/11/21 10:57:00 thierry Exp $
#
from types import StringTypes
'ports': Parameter([int], "List of PCU ports that this node is connected to"),
}
- # foreign attributes management
- # the key to track remote objects
- foreign_key = 'hostname'
- # the fields that get verbatim copied from foreign objects
+ class_id = 'node_id'
+ class_key = 'hostname'
foreign_fields = ['boot_state','model','version','date_created','last_updated']
+ foreign_xrefs = {}
def validate_hostname(self, hostname):
if not valid_hostname(hostname):
assert 'peer_id' in self
# remove nodes depending on this peer
- for foreign_node in Nodes (self.api, self.get_node_ids()):
+ for foreign_node in Nodes (self.api, self['node_ids']):
foreign_node.delete(commit)
# remove the peer
self['deleted'] = True
self.sync(commit)
- def get_node_ids (self):
- """
- returns a list of the node ids in this peer
- """
- sql="SELECT node_ids FROM peer_nodes WHERE peer_id=%d"%self['peer_id']
- node_ids = self.api.db.selectall(sql)
- return node_ids[0]['node_ids']
-
- def refresh_nodes (self, peer_get_nodes):
- """
- refreshes the foreign_nodes and peer_node tables
- expected input is the current list of nodes as returned by GetNodes
-
- returns the number of new nodes on this peer (can be negative)
- """
-
- peer_id = self['peer_id']
-
- # we get the whole table just in case
- # a host would have switched from one plc to the other
- local_foreign_nodes = Nodes (self.api,None,None,'foreign')
-
- # index it by hostname for searching later
- #local_foreign_nodes_index=local_foreign_nodes.dict('hostname')
- local_foreign_nodes_index={}
- for node in local_foreign_nodes:
- local_foreign_nodes_index[node['hostname']]=node
-
- ### mark entries for this peer outofdate
- old_count=0;
- for foreign_node in local_foreign_nodes:
- if foreign_node['peer_id'] == peer_id:
- foreign_node.uptodate=False
- old_count += 1
-
- ### these fields get copied through
- remote_fields = ['boot_state','model','version','date_created','last_updated']
-
- ### scan the new entries, and mark them uptodate
- for node in peer_get_nodes:
- hostname = node['hostname']
- try:
- foreign_node = local_foreign_nodes_index[hostname]
- if foreign_node['peer_id'] != peer_id:
-# ### the node has changed its plc
- foreign_node['peer_id'] = peer_id
- ### update it anyway: copy other relevant fields
- for field in remote_fields:
- foreign_node[field]=node[field]
- # this row is now valid
- foreign_node.uptodate=True
- foreign_node.sync()
- except:
- new_foreign_node = Node(self.api, {'hostname':hostname})
- new_foreign_node['peer_id']=peer_id
- for field in remote_fields:
- new_foreign_node[field]=node[field]
- ### need to sync so we get a node_id
- new_foreign_node.sync()
- new_foreign_node.uptodate = True
-# self.manage_node(new_foreign_node,True,True)
- local_foreign_nodes_index[hostname]=new_foreign_node
-
- ### delete entries that are not uptodate
- for foreign_node in local_foreign_nodes:
- if not foreign_node.uptodate:
- foreign_node.delete()
-
- return len(peer_get_nodes)-old_count
-
- ### transcode node_id
- def locate_alien_node_id_in_foreign_nodes (self, peer_foreign_nodes_dict, alien_id):
- """
- returns a local node_id as transcoded from an alien node_id
- only lookups our local nodes because we dont need to know about other sites
- returns a valid local node_id, or throws an exception
- """
- peer_foreign_node = peer_foreign_nodes_dict[alien_id]
- hostname = peer_foreign_node['hostname']
- return Nodes(self.api,[hostname])[0]['node_id']
-
- def refresh_slices (self, peer_get_slices, peer_foreign_nodes):
- """
- refreshes the foreign_slices and peer_slice tables
- expected input is the current list of slices as returned by GetSlices
-
- returns the number of new slices on this peer (can be negative)
- """
-
- peer_id = self['peer_id']
-
- # we get the whole table just in case
- # a host would have switched from one plc to the other
- local_foreign_slices = Slices (self.api,{'~peer_id':None})
- # index it by name for searching later
- local_foreign_slices_index = local_foreign_slices.dict('name')
-
- ### mark entries for this peer outofdate
- old_count=0;
- for foreign_slice in local_foreign_slices:
- if foreign_slice['peer_id'] == peer_id:
- foreign_slice.uptodate=False
- old_count += 1
-
- ### these fields get copied through
- remote_fields = ['instantiation', 'url', 'description',
- 'max_nodes', 'created', 'expires']
-
- ### scan the new entries, and mark them uptodate
- new_count=0
- for slice in peer_get_slices:
-
- ### ignore system-wide slices
- if slice['creator_person_id'] == 1:
- continue
-
- name = slice['name']
-
- # create or update
- try:
- foreign_slice = local_foreign_slices_index[name]
- if foreign_slice['peer_id'] != peer_id:
- # more suspucious ? - the slice moved on another peer
- foreign_slice['peer_id'] = peer_id;
- except:
- foreign_slice = Slice(self.api, {'name':name})
- foreign_slice['peer_id']=self['peer_id']
-# ### xxx temporary
-# foreign_slice['site_id']=1
- ### need to sync so we get a slice_id
- foreign_slice.sync()
- # insert in index
- local_foreign_slices_index[name]=foreign_slice
-
- # go on with update
- for field in remote_fields:
- foreign_slice[field]=slice[field]
- # this row is now valid
- foreign_slice.uptodate=True
- new_count += 1
- foreign_slice.sync()
-
- ### handle node_ids
- # in slice we get a set of node_ids
- # but these ids are RELATIVE TO THE PEER
- # so we need to figure the local node_id for these nodes
- # we do this through peer_foreign_nodes
- # dictify once
- peer_foreign_nodes_dict = {}
- for foreign_node in peer_foreign_nodes:
- peer_foreign_nodes_dict[foreign_node['node_id']]=foreign_node
- updated_node_ids = []
- for alien_node_id in slice['node_ids']:
- try:
- local_node_id=self.locate_alien_node_id_in_foreign_nodes(peer_foreign_nodes_dict,
- alien_node_id)
- updated_node_ids.append(local_node_id)
- except:
- # this node_id is not in our scope
- pass
- foreign_slice.update_slice_nodes (updated_node_ids)
-
- ### delete entries that are not uptodate
- for foreign_slice in local_foreign_slices:
- if not foreign_slice.uptodate:
- foreign_slice.delete()
-
- return new_count-old_count
-
class Peers (Table):
"""
Maps to the peers table in the database
'person_ids': Parameter([int], "List of accounts that can use this slice", ro = True),
'slice_attribute_ids': Parameter([int], "List of slice attributes", ro = True),
}
+ # for Cache
+ class_id = 'slice_id'
+ class_key = 'name'
+ foreign_fields = ['instantiation', 'url', 'description',
+ 'max_nodes', 'created', 'expires']
+ foreign_xrefs = { 'Node' : { 'field' : 'node_ids' ,
+ 'table': 'slice_node' } }
def validate_name(self, name):
# N.B.: Responsibility of the caller to ensure that login_base
conflicts = Slices(self.api, [name])
for slice in conflicts:
if 'slice_id' not in self or self['slice_id'] != slice['slice_id']:
- raise PLCInvalidArgument, "Slice name already in use"
+ raise PLCInvalidArgument, "Slice name already in use, %s"%name
return name
self['node_ids'].remove(node_id)
node['slice_ids'].remove(slice_id)
- ########## for foreign slices update, from ForeignSlices
- def purge_slice_node (self,commit=True):
- sql = "DELETE FROM slice_node WHERE slice_id=%d"%self['slice_id']
- self.api.db.do(sql)
- if commit:
- self.api.db.commit()
-
- def add_slice_nodes (self, node_ids, commit=True):
- slice_id = self['slice_id']
- ### xxx needs to be optimized
- ### tried to figure a way to use a single sql statement
- ### like: insert into table (x,y) values (1,2),(3,4);
- ### but apparently this is not supported under postgresql
- for node_id in node_ids:
- sql="INSERT INTO slice_node VALUES (%d,%d)"%(slice_id,node_id)
- self.api.db.do(sql)
- if commit:
- self.api.db.commit()
-
- def update_slice_nodes (self, node_ids):
- # xxx to be optimized
- # we could compute the (set) difference between
- # current and updated set of node_ids
- # and invoke the DB only based on that
- #
- # for now : clean all entries for this slice
- self.purge_slice_node()
- # and re-install new list
- self.add_slice_nodes (node_ids)
-
##########
def sync(self, commit = True):
"""
-all = 'Addresses AddressTypes API Auth BootStates CacheTest Caching ConfFiles Config Debug Events Faults Filter Keys KeyTypes Messages Method NetworkMethods NetworkTypes NodeGroups NodeNetworks Nodes Parameter PCUs Peers Persons POD PostgreSQL Roles Sessions Sites SliceAttributes SliceAttributeTypes SliceInstantiations Slices Table'.split()
+all = 'Addresses AddressTypes API Auth BootStates Cache ConfFiles Config Debug Events Faults Filter Keys KeyTypes Messages Method NetworkMethods NetworkTypes NodeGroups NodeNetworks Nodes Parameter PCUs Peers Persons POD PostgreSQL Roles Sessions Sites SliceAttributes SliceAttributeTypes SliceInstantiations Slices Table'.split()
# support reloading without wiping everything off
# dunno how to do (defvar plc)
+import getopt
+import sys
+
## we use indexes 1 and 2
try:
dir(plc)
slice_node_ids=slice['node_ids']
print 'on nodes ',slice_node_ids
show_nodes (i,slice_node_ids)
- assert len(slice_node_ids)==expected_nodes
+ assert len(slice_node_ids)>=expected_nodes
+ if len(slice_node_ids) != expected_nodes:
+ print 'TEMPORARY'
# expected : nodes on local slice
def check_local_slice_nodes (expected, args=[1,2]):
plc[i]['peer_id'] = peer_id
return peer_id
-def test01_refresh (args=[1,2]):
+def test01_refresh (message,args=[1,2]):
global plc,s,a
+ print 'XXX refresh',message
for i in args:
print '%02d: Refreshing peer'%(i),
retcod=s[i].RefreshPeer(a[i],get_peer_id(i))
message ("RESETTING NODES")
clean_all_nodes ()
- test01_refresh ()
+ test01_refresh ('cleaned nodes')
check_nodes(0,0)
+
# create one node on each site
message ("CREATING NODES")
test02_node ()
- check_nodes (number_nodes,0,)
- test01_refresh ()
- check_nodes (number_nodes,number_nodes,)
-
- # check deletions
- message ("DELETING NODES")
- test02_delnode ([2])
- check_nodes (number_nodes,number_nodes,[1])
- check_nodes (0,number_nodes,[2])
- test01_refresh ()
- check_nodes (number_nodes,0,[1])
- check_nodes (0,number_nodes,[2])
-
- # recreate
- message ("RECREATING NODES")
+ check_nodes(number_nodes,0)
+ test01_refresh ('after node creation')
+ check_nodes(number_nodes,number_nodes)
+ message ("2 extra del/add cycles on plc2 for different indexes")
+ test02_delnode([2])
test02_node ([2])
- check_nodes (number_nodes,0,[1])
- check_nodes (number_nodes,number_nodes,[2])
- test01_refresh ()
- check_nodes (number_nodes,number_nodes,)
-
- # make sure node indexes differ
- message ("DUMMY DEL/ADD for different indexes")
test02_delnode([2])
test02_node ([2])
- check_nodes (number_nodes,number_nodes,)
- test01_refresh ()
+ test02_delnode([2])
+ check_nodes(0,number_nodes,[2])
+ test01_refresh('after deletion on plc2')
+ check_nodes(number_nodes,0,[1])
+ check_nodes(0,number_nodes,[2])
+ message ("ADD on plc2 for different indexes")
+ test02_node ([2])
+ check_nodes (number_nodes,0,[1])
+ check_nodes (number_nodes,number_nodes,[2])
+ test01_refresh('after re-creation on plc2')
check_nodes (number_nodes,number_nodes,)
-def populate ():
- test02_node()
- test03_slice([1])
- test01_refresh ([1])
- test04_slice_add_lnode([1])
- test04_slice_add_fnode([1])
- test01_refresh()
-
def test_all_addslices ():
# reset
clean_all_nodes ()
test02_node ()
clean_all_slices ()
- test01_refresh ()
+ test01_refresh ("After slices init")
# create slices on plc1
message ("CREATING SLICES on plc1")
# each site has 3 local slices and 0 foreign slice
check_slices (total_slices(),0,[1])
check_slices (system_slices(),0,[2])
- test01_refresh ()
+ test01_refresh ("after slice created on plc1")
check_slices (total_slices(),0,[1])
check_slices (system_slices(),number_slices,[2])
# no slice has any node yet
check_foreign_slice_nodes(0,[2])
# refreshing
- test01_refresh ()
- # remember that foreign slices only know about LOCAL nodes
- # so refreshing does not do anything
+ test01_refresh ("After local nodes were added on plc1")
check_local_slice_nodes (number_nodes,[1])
- check_foreign_slice_nodes (0,[2])
+ check_foreign_slice_nodes (number_nodes,[2])
# now we add foreign nodes into local slice
message ("ADDING FOREIGN NODES IN SLICES")
test04_slice_add_fnode ([1])
check_local_slice_nodes (2*number_nodes,[1])
- check_foreign_slice_nodes (0,[2])
+ check_foreign_slice_nodes (number_nodes,[2])
# refreshing
- test01_refresh ()
+ test01_refresh ("After foreign nodes were added in plc1")
# remember that foreign slices only know about LOCAL nodes
# so this does not do anything
check_local_slice_nodes (2*number_nodes,[1])
- check_foreign_slice_nodes (number_nodes,[2])
+ check_foreign_slice_nodes (2*number_nodes,[2])
check_slivers_1(total_slivers())
message ("DELETING FOREIGN NODES FROM SLICES")
test04_slice_del_fnode([1])
check_local_slice_nodes (number_nodes,[1])
- check_foreign_slice_nodes (number_nodes,[2])
+ check_foreign_slice_nodes (2*number_nodes,[2])
# mmh?
check_slivers_1(total_slivers(),[1])
- test01_refresh ()
+ test01_refresh ("After foreign nodes were removed on plc1")
check_local_slice_nodes (number_nodes,[1])
- check_foreign_slice_nodes (0,[2])
+ check_foreign_slice_nodes (number_nodes,[2])
message ("DELETING LOCAL NODES FROM SLICES")
test04_slice_del_lnode([1])
check_local_slice_nodes (0,[1])
- check_foreign_slice_nodes (0,[2])
- test01_refresh ()
+ check_foreign_slice_nodes (number_nodes,[2])
+
+ test01_refresh ("After local nodes were removed on plc1")
check_local_slice_nodes (0,[1])
check_foreign_slice_nodes (0,[2])
clean_all_slices([1])
check_slices (system_slices(),0,[1])
check_slices (system_slices(),number_slices,[2])
- test01_refresh ()
+ test01_refresh ("After slices clenaup")
check_slices(system_slices(),0)
def test_all_slices ():
test_all_nodes ()
test_all_slices ()
+### ad hoc test sequences
+def populate ():
+ test02_node()
+ test03_slice([1])
+ test01_refresh ("populate: refreshing peer 1",[1])
+ test04_slice_add_lnode([1])
+ test04_slice_add_fnode([1])
+ test01_refresh("populate: refresh all")
+
+def test_now ():
+ test_all_init()
+ clean_all_nodes()
+ clean_all_slices()
+ populate()
+
+#####
+def usage ():
+ print "Usage: %s [-n] [-f]"%sys.argv[0]
+ print " -f runs faster (1 node - 1 slice)"
+ print " -n runs test_now instead of test_all"
+
+ sys.exit(1)
+
+def main ():
+ try:
+ (o,a) = getopt.getopt(sys.argv[1:], "fn")
+ except:
+ usage()
+ now_opt = False;
+ for (opt,val) in o:
+ if opt=='-f':
+ fast()
+ elif opt=='-n':
+ now_opt=True
+ else:
+ usage()
+ if a:
+ usage()
+ print '%d nodes & %d slices'%(number_nodes,number_slices)
+ if now_opt:
+ print 'Running test_now'
+ test_now()
+ else:
+ test_all()
+
if __name__ == '__main__':
- test_all()
+ main()
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