package Anvil::Tools::ScanCore ;
#
# This module contains methods used to handle message processing related to support of multi-lingual use.
#
use strict ;
use warnings ;
use Data::Dumper ;
use Scalar::Util qw( weaken isweak ) ;
use Data::Dumper ;
use Time::HiRes qw( gettimeofday tv_interval ) ;
use Text::Diff ;
our $ VERSION = "3.0.0" ;
my $ THIS_FILE = "ScanCore.pm" ;
### Methods;
# agent_shutdown
# agent_startup
* Created Convert->fence_ipmilan_to_ipmitool() that takes a 'fence_ipmilan' call and converts it into a direct 'ipmitool' call.
* Created Database->get_power() that loads data from the special 'power' table.
* Fixed a bug in calls to Network->ping() where some weren't formatted properly for receiving two string variables.
* Updated Database->get_anvils() to record the machine types when recording host information.
* Updated Database->get_hosts_info() to also load the 'host_ipmi' column.
* Updated Database->get_upses() to store the link to the 'power' -> 'power_uuid', when available.
* Created ScanCore->call_scan_agents() that does the work of actually calling scan agents, moving the logic out from the scancore daemon.
* Created ScanCore->check_power() that takes a host and the anvil it is in and returns if it's on batteries or not. If it is, the time on batteries and estimate hold-up time is returned. If not, the highest charge percentage is returned.
* Created ScanCore->post_scan_analysis() that is a wrapper for calling the new ->post_scan_analysis_dr(), ->post_scan_analysis_node() and ->post_scan_analysis_striker(). Of which, _dr and _node are still empty, but _striker is complete.
** ->post_scan_analysis_striker() is complete. It now boots a node after a power loss if the UPSes powering it are OK (at least one has mains power, and the main-powered UPS(es) have reached the minimum charge percentage). If it's thermal, IPMI is called and so long as at least one thermal sensor is found and it/they are all OK, it is booted. For now, M2's thermal reboot delay logic hasn't been replicated, as it added a lot of complexity and didn't prove practically useful.
* Created System->collect_ipmi_data() and moved 'scan_ipmitool's ipmitool call and parse into that method. This was done to allow ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_striker() to also call IPMI on a remote machine during thermal down events without reimplementing the logic.
* Updated scan-ipmitool to only record temperature data for data collected locally. Also renamed 'machine' variables and hash keys to 'host_name' to clarify what is being stored.
* Updated scancore to clear the 'system::stop_reason' variable.
* Added missing packages to striker-manage-install-target.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
# call_scan_agents
The core logic is done!!!! Still need to finish end-points for the WebUI to hook into, but the core of M3 is complete! Many, many bugs are expected, of course. :)
* Created DRBD->check_if_syncsource() and ->check_if_synctarget() that return '1' if the target host is currently SyncSource or SyncTarget for any resource, respectively.
* Updated DRBD->update_global_common() to return the unified-format diff if any changes were made to global-common.conf.
* Created ScanCore->check_health() that returns the health score for a host. Created ->count_servers() that returns the number of servers on a host, how much RAM is used by those servers and, if available, the estimated migration time of the servers. Updated ->check_temperature() to set/clear/return the time that a host has been in a warning or critical temperature state.
* Finished ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_node()!!! It certainly has bugs, and much testing is needed, but the logic is all in place! Oh what a slog that was... It should be far more intelligent than M2 though, once flushed out and tested.
* Created Server->active_migrations() that returns '1' if any servers are in a migration on an Anvil! system. Updated ->migrate_virsh() to record how long a migration took in the "server::migration_duration" variable, which is averaged by ScanCore->count_servers() to estimate migration times.
* Updated scan-drbd to check/update the global-common.conf file's config at the end of a scan.
* Updated ScanCore itself to not scan when in maintenance mode. Also updated it to call 'anvil-safe-start' when ScanCore starts, so long as it is within ten minutes of the host booting.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
# check_health
* Created Convert->fence_ipmilan_to_ipmitool() that takes a 'fence_ipmilan' call and converts it into a direct 'ipmitool' call.
* Created Database->get_power() that loads data from the special 'power' table.
* Fixed a bug in calls to Network->ping() where some weren't formatted properly for receiving two string variables.
* Updated Database->get_anvils() to record the machine types when recording host information.
* Updated Database->get_hosts_info() to also load the 'host_ipmi' column.
* Updated Database->get_upses() to store the link to the 'power' -> 'power_uuid', when available.
* Created ScanCore->call_scan_agents() that does the work of actually calling scan agents, moving the logic out from the scancore daemon.
* Created ScanCore->check_power() that takes a host and the anvil it is in and returns if it's on batteries or not. If it is, the time on batteries and estimate hold-up time is returned. If not, the highest charge percentage is returned.
* Created ScanCore->post_scan_analysis() that is a wrapper for calling the new ->post_scan_analysis_dr(), ->post_scan_analysis_node() and ->post_scan_analysis_striker(). Of which, _dr and _node are still empty, but _striker is complete.
** ->post_scan_analysis_striker() is complete. It now boots a node after a power loss if the UPSes powering it are OK (at least one has mains power, and the main-powered UPS(es) have reached the minimum charge percentage). If it's thermal, IPMI is called and so long as at least one thermal sensor is found and it/they are all OK, it is booted. For now, M2's thermal reboot delay logic hasn't been replicated, as it added a lot of complexity and didn't prove practically useful.
* Created System->collect_ipmi_data() and moved 'scan_ipmitool's ipmitool call and parse into that method. This was done to allow ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_striker() to also call IPMI on a remote machine during thermal down events without reimplementing the logic.
* Updated scan-ipmitool to only record temperature data for data collected locally. Also renamed 'machine' variables and hash keys to 'host_name' to clarify what is being stored.
* Updated scancore to clear the 'system::stop_reason' variable.
* Added missing packages to striker-manage-install-target.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
# check_power
# check_temperature
# check_temperature_direct
The core logic is done!!!! Still need to finish end-points for the WebUI to hook into, but the core of M3 is complete! Many, many bugs are expected, of course. :)
* Created DRBD->check_if_syncsource() and ->check_if_synctarget() that return '1' if the target host is currently SyncSource or SyncTarget for any resource, respectively.
* Updated DRBD->update_global_common() to return the unified-format diff if any changes were made to global-common.conf.
* Created ScanCore->check_health() that returns the health score for a host. Created ->count_servers() that returns the number of servers on a host, how much RAM is used by those servers and, if available, the estimated migration time of the servers. Updated ->check_temperature() to set/clear/return the time that a host has been in a warning or critical temperature state.
* Finished ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_node()!!! It certainly has bugs, and much testing is needed, but the logic is all in place! Oh what a slog that was... It should be far more intelligent than M2 though, once flushed out and tested.
* Created Server->active_migrations() that returns '1' if any servers are in a migration on an Anvil! system. Updated ->migrate_virsh() to record how long a migration took in the "server::migration_duration" variable, which is averaged by ScanCore->count_servers() to estimate migration times.
* Updated scan-drbd to check/update the global-common.conf file's config at the end of a scan.
* Updated ScanCore itself to not scan when in maintenance mode. Also updated it to call 'anvil-safe-start' when ScanCore starts, so long as it is within ten minutes of the host booting.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
# count_servers
* Created Convert->fence_ipmilan_to_ipmitool() that takes a 'fence_ipmilan' call and converts it into a direct 'ipmitool' call.
* Created Database->get_power() that loads data from the special 'power' table.
* Fixed a bug in calls to Network->ping() where some weren't formatted properly for receiving two string variables.
* Updated Database->get_anvils() to record the machine types when recording host information.
* Updated Database->get_hosts_info() to also load the 'host_ipmi' column.
* Updated Database->get_upses() to store the link to the 'power' -> 'power_uuid', when available.
* Created ScanCore->call_scan_agents() that does the work of actually calling scan agents, moving the logic out from the scancore daemon.
* Created ScanCore->check_power() that takes a host and the anvil it is in and returns if it's on batteries or not. If it is, the time on batteries and estimate hold-up time is returned. If not, the highest charge percentage is returned.
* Created ScanCore->post_scan_analysis() that is a wrapper for calling the new ->post_scan_analysis_dr(), ->post_scan_analysis_node() and ->post_scan_analysis_striker(). Of which, _dr and _node are still empty, but _striker is complete.
** ->post_scan_analysis_striker() is complete. It now boots a node after a power loss if the UPSes powering it are OK (at least one has mains power, and the main-powered UPS(es) have reached the minimum charge percentage). If it's thermal, IPMI is called and so long as at least one thermal sensor is found and it/they are all OK, it is booted. For now, M2's thermal reboot delay logic hasn't been replicated, as it added a lot of complexity and didn't prove practically useful.
* Created System->collect_ipmi_data() and moved 'scan_ipmitool's ipmitool call and parse into that method. This was done to allow ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_striker() to also call IPMI on a remote machine during thermal down events without reimplementing the logic.
* Updated scan-ipmitool to only record temperature data for data collected locally. Also renamed 'machine' variables and hash keys to 'host_name' to clarify what is being stored.
* Updated scancore to clear the 'system::stop_reason' variable.
* Added missing packages to striker-manage-install-target.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
# post_scan_analysis
# post_scan_analysis_dr
# post_scan_analysis_node
# post_scan_analysis_striker
# _scan_directory
= pod
= encoding utf8
= head1 NAME
Anvil::Tools:: ScanCore
Provides all methods related to ScanCore and scan agents .
= head1 SYNOPSIS
use Anvil::Tools ;
# Get a common object handle on all Anvil::Tools modules.
my $ anvil = Anvil::Tools - > new ( ) ;
# Access to methods using '$anvil->ScanCore->X'.
#
# Example using 'agent_startup()';
my $ foo_path = $ anvil - > ScanCore - > read ( { file = > $ anvil - > data - > { path } { words } { 'anvil.xml' } } ) ;
= head1 METHODS
Methods in this module ;
= cut
sub new
{
my $ class = shift ;
my $ self = { } ;
bless $ self , $ class ;
return ( $ self ) ;
}
# Get a handle on the Anvil::Tools object. I know that technically that is a sibling module, but it makes more
# sense in this case to think of it as a parent.
sub parent
{
my $ self = shift ;
my $ parent = shift ;
$ self - > { HANDLE } { TOOLS } = $ parent if $ parent ;
# Defend against memory leads. See Scalar::Util'.
if ( not isweak ( $ self - > { HANDLE } { TOOLS } ) )
{
weaken ( $ self - > { HANDLE } { TOOLS } ) ;
}
return ( $ self - > { HANDLE } { TOOLS } ) ;
}
#############################################################################################################
# Public methods #
#############################################################################################################
= head2 agent_shutdown
This method handles recording run data to the agent ' s data file .
Parameters ;
= head3 agent ( required )
This is the name of the scan agent . Usually this can be set as C << $ THIS_FILE >> .
= cut
sub agent_shutdown
{
my $ self = shift ;
my $ parameter = shift ;
my $ anvil = $ self - > parent ;
my $ debug = defined $ parameter - > { debug } ? $ parameter - > { debug } : 3 ;
$ anvil - > Log - > entry ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , key = > "log_0125" , variables = > { method = > "ScanCore->agent_shutdown()" } } ) ;
my $ agent = defined $ parameter - > { agent } ? $ parameter - > { agent } : "" ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > {
agent = > $ agent ,
} } ) ;
# Setting this will prepend messages coming grom the agent with the agent's name
$ anvil - > data - > { 'log' } { scan_agent } = $ agent ;
# If this agent ran before, it should have recorded how many databases it last connected to. Read
# that, if so.
my $ data_file = $ anvil - > data - > { path } { directories } { temp } . "/" . $ agent . ".data" ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > { data_file = > $ data_file } } ) ;
my $ file_body = "last_run:" . time . "\n" ;
$ file_body . = "last_db_count:" . $ anvil - > data - > { sys } { database } { connections } . "\n" ;
my $ error = $ anvil - > Storage - > write_file ( {
debug = > $ debug ,
file = > $ data_file ,
body = > $ file_body ,
overwrite = > 1 ,
backup = > 0 ,
} ) ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > { error = > $ error } } ) ;
# Mark that we ran.
$ anvil - > Database - > insert_or_update_updated ( { updated_by = > $ agent } ) ;
$ anvil - > nice_exit ( { exit_code = > 0 } ) ;
return ( 0 ) ;
}
= head2 agent_startup
This method handles connecting to the databases , loading the agent 's schema, resync' ing database tables if needed and reading in the words files .
If there is a problem , this method exits with C << 1 >> . Otherwise , it exits with C << 0 >> .
Parameters ;
= head3 agent ( required )
This is the name of the scan agent . Usually this can be set as C << $ THIS_FILE >> .
= head3 no_db_ok ( optional , default 0 )
If set to C << 1 >> , if no database connections are available but otherwise the startup is OK , C << 0 >> ( no problem ) is returned .
= head3 tables ( required )
This is an array reference of database tables to check when resync 'ing. It is important that the tables are sorted in the order they need to be resync' ed in . ( tables with primary keys before their foreign key tables ) .
= cut
sub agent_startup
{
my $ self = shift ;
my $ parameter = shift ;
my $ anvil = $ self - > parent ;
my $ debug = defined $ parameter - > { debug } ? $ parameter - > { debug } : 3 ;
$ anvil - > Log - > entry ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , key = > "log_0125" , variables = > { method = > "ScanCore->agent_startup()" } } ) ;
my $ agent = defined $ parameter - > { agent } ? $ parameter - > { agent } : "" ;
my $ no_db_ok = defined $ parameter - > { no_db_ok } ? $ parameter - > { no_db_ok } : "" ;
my $ tables = defined $ parameter - > { tables } ? $ parameter - > { tables } : "" ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > {
agent = > $ agent ,
no_db_ok = > $ no_db_ok ,
tables = > $ tables ,
} } ) ;
# Adjust the log level, if required.
if ( ( exists $ anvil - > data - > { scancore } { $ agent } { log_level } ) && ( $ anvil - > data - > { scancore } { $ agent } { log_level } =~ /^\d+$/ ) )
{
$ anvil - > Log - > level ( { set = > $ anvil - > data - > { scancore } { $ agent } { log_level } } ) ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > {
"scancore::${agent}::log_level" = > $ anvil - > data - > { scan_agent } { $ agent } { log_level } ,
} } ) ;
}
if ( ( exists $ anvil - > data - > { scancore } { $ agent } { log_secure } ) && ( $ anvil - > data - > { scancore } { $ agent } { log_secure } =~ /^\d+$/ ) )
{
$ anvil - > Log - > secure ( { set = > $ anvil - > data - > { scancore } { $ agent } { log_secure } } ) ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > {
"scancore::${agent}::log_level" = > $ anvil - > data - > { scan_agent } { $ agent } { log_secure } ,
} } ) ;
}
# If we're disabled and '--force' wasn't used, exit.
if ( ( $ anvil - > data - > { scancore } { $ agent } { disable } ) && ( not $ anvil - > data - > { switches } { force } ) )
{
# Exit.
$ anvil - > Log - > entry ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > 2 , 'print' = > 1 , key = > "log_0646" , variables = > { program = > $ agent } } ) ;
$ anvil - > nice_exit ( { exit_code = > 0 } ) ;
}
# Setting this will prepend messages coming grom the agent with the agent's name
$ anvil - > data - > { 'log' } { scan_agent } = $ agent ;
# If this agent ran before, it should have recorded how many databases it last connected to. Read
# that, if so.
my $ data_file = $ anvil - > data - > { path } { directories } { temp } . "/" . $ agent . ".data" ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > { data_file = > $ data_file } } ) ;
$ anvil - > data - > { scan_agent } { $ agent } { last_run } = "" ;
$ anvil - > data - > { scan_agent } { $ agent } { last_db_count } = 0 ;
if ( - f $ data_file )
{
my $ file_body = $ anvil - > Storage - > read_file ( {
debug = > $ debug ,
file = > $ data_file ,
} ) ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > { file_body = > $ file_body } } ) ;
foreach my $ line ( split /\n/ , $ file_body )
{
if ( $ line =~ /^last_run:(\d+)/ )
{
$ anvil - > data - > { scan_agent } { $ agent } { last_run } = $ 1 ;
$ anvil - > data - > { scan_agent } { $ agent } { time_since_last_run } = time - $ anvil - > data - > { scan_agent } { $ agent } { last_run } ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > {
"scan_agent::${agent}::last_run" = > $ anvil - > data - > { scan_agent } { $ agent } { last_run } ,
"scan_agent::${agent}::time_since_last_run" = > $ anvil - > data - > { scan_agent } { $ agent } { time_since_last_run } ,
} } ) ;
}
if ( $ line =~ /^last_db_count:(\d+)/ )
{
$ anvil - > data - > { scan_agent } { $ agent } { last_db_count } = $ 1 ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > {
"scan_agent::${agent}::last_db_count" = > $ anvil - > data - > { scan_agent } { $ agent } { last_db_count } ,
} } ) ;
}
}
}
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > { tables = > $ tables } } ) ;
if ( ( not $ tables ) or ( ref ( $ tables ) ne "ARRAY" ) )
{
my $ schema_file = $ anvil - > data - > { path } { directories } { scan_agents } . "/" . $ agent . "/" . $ agent . ".sql" ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > { schema_file = > $ schema_file } } ) ;
if ( - e $ schema_file )
{
$ tables = $ anvil - > Database - > get_tables_from_schema ( { debug = > $ debug , schema_file = > $ schema_file } ) ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > { tables = > $ tables } } ) ;
if ( ( $ tables eq "!!error!!" ) or ( ref ( $ tables ) ne "ARRAY" ) )
{
$ anvil - > Log - > entry ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > 0 , priority = > "err" , key = > "log_0020" , variables = > { method = > "ScanCore->agent_startup()" , parameter = > "tables" } } ) ;
return ( "!!error!!" ) ;
}
else
{
foreach my $ table ( @ { $ tables } )
{
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > { table = > $ table } } ) ;
}
}
}
else
{
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > 1 , list = > { schema_file = > $ schema_file } } ) ;
$ anvil - > Log - > entry ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > 0 , priority = > "err" , key = > "log_0020" , variables = > { method = > "ScanCore->agent_startup()" , parameter = > "tables" } } ) ;
return ( "!!error!!" ) ;
}
}
# Connect to DBs.
$ anvil - > Database - > connect ( { debug = > $ debug } ) ;
$ anvil - > Log - > entry ( { source = > $ agent , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , secure = > 0 , key = > "log_0132" } ) ;
if ( not $ anvil - > data - > { sys } { database } { connections } )
{
# No databases, exit.
$ anvil - > Log - > entry ( { source = > $ agent , line = > __LINE__ , 'print' = > 1 , level = > 0 , secure = > 0 , key = > "error_0003" } ) ;
if ( $ no_db_ok )
{
return ( 0 ) ;
}
else
{
return ( 1 ) ;
}
}
my $ table_count = @ { $ tables } ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > { table_count = > $ table_count } } ) ;
# It's possible that some agents don't have a database (or use core database tables only)
if ( @ { $ tables } > 0 )
{
# Make sure our schema is loaded.
$ anvil - > Database - > check_agent_data ( {
debug = > $ debug ,
agent = > $ agent ,
tables = > $ tables ,
} ) ;
}
# Read in our word strings.
my $ words_file = $ anvil - > data - > { path } { directories } { scan_agents } . "/" . $ agent . "/" . $ agent . ".xml" ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > { words_file = > $ words_file } } ) ;
my $ problem = $ anvil - > Words - > read ( {
debug = > $ debug ,
file = > $ words_file ,
} ) ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > { problem = > $ problem } } ) ;
if ( $ problem )
{
# Something went wrong loading the file.
return ( 1 ) ;
}
return ( 0 ) ;
}
The core logic is done!!!! Still need to finish end-points for the WebUI to hook into, but the core of M3 is complete! Many, many bugs are expected, of course. :)
* Created DRBD->check_if_syncsource() and ->check_if_synctarget() that return '1' if the target host is currently SyncSource or SyncTarget for any resource, respectively.
* Updated DRBD->update_global_common() to return the unified-format diff if any changes were made to global-common.conf.
* Created ScanCore->check_health() that returns the health score for a host. Created ->count_servers() that returns the number of servers on a host, how much RAM is used by those servers and, if available, the estimated migration time of the servers. Updated ->check_temperature() to set/clear/return the time that a host has been in a warning or critical temperature state.
* Finished ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_node()!!! It certainly has bugs, and much testing is needed, but the logic is all in place! Oh what a slog that was... It should be far more intelligent than M2 though, once flushed out and tested.
* Created Server->active_migrations() that returns '1' if any servers are in a migration on an Anvil! system. Updated ->migrate_virsh() to record how long a migration took in the "server::migration_duration" variable, which is averaged by ScanCore->count_servers() to estimate migration times.
* Updated scan-drbd to check/update the global-common.conf file's config at the end of a scan.
* Updated ScanCore itself to not scan when in maintenance mode. Also updated it to call 'anvil-safe-start' when ScanCore starts, so long as it is within ten minutes of the host booting.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
* Created Convert->fence_ipmilan_to_ipmitool() that takes a 'fence_ipmilan' call and converts it into a direct 'ipmitool' call.
* Created Database->get_power() that loads data from the special 'power' table.
* Fixed a bug in calls to Network->ping() where some weren't formatted properly for receiving two string variables.
* Updated Database->get_anvils() to record the machine types when recording host information.
* Updated Database->get_hosts_info() to also load the 'host_ipmi' column.
* Updated Database->get_upses() to store the link to the 'power' -> 'power_uuid', when available.
* Created ScanCore->call_scan_agents() that does the work of actually calling scan agents, moving the logic out from the scancore daemon.
* Created ScanCore->check_power() that takes a host and the anvil it is in and returns if it's on batteries or not. If it is, the time on batteries and estimate hold-up time is returned. If not, the highest charge percentage is returned.
* Created ScanCore->post_scan_analysis() that is a wrapper for calling the new ->post_scan_analysis_dr(), ->post_scan_analysis_node() and ->post_scan_analysis_striker(). Of which, _dr and _node are still empty, but _striker is complete.
** ->post_scan_analysis_striker() is complete. It now boots a node after a power loss if the UPSes powering it are OK (at least one has mains power, and the main-powered UPS(es) have reached the minimum charge percentage). If it's thermal, IPMI is called and so long as at least one thermal sensor is found and it/they are all OK, it is booted. For now, M2's thermal reboot delay logic hasn't been replicated, as it added a lot of complexity and didn't prove practically useful.
* Created System->collect_ipmi_data() and moved 'scan_ipmitool's ipmitool call and parse into that method. This was done to allow ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_striker() to also call IPMI on a remote machine during thermal down events without reimplementing the logic.
* Updated scan-ipmitool to only record temperature data for data collected locally. Also renamed 'machine' variables and hash keys to 'host_name' to clarify what is being stored.
* Updated scancore to clear the 'system::stop_reason' variable.
* Added missing packages to striker-manage-install-target.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
= head2 call_scan_agents
This method calls all scan agents found on this system . It looks under the C << path::directories:: scan_agents >> directory ( and subdirectories ) for scan agents .
This method takes no parameters .
= cut
sub call_scan_agents
{
my $ self = shift ;
my $ parameter = shift ;
my $ anvil = $ self - > parent ;
my $ debug = defined $ parameter - > { debug } ? $ parameter - > { debug } : 3 ;
$ anvil - > Log - > entry ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , key = > "log_0125" , variables = > { method = > "ScanCore->call_scan_agents()" } } ) ;
# Get the current list of scan agents on this system.
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > {
"path::directories::scan_agents" = > $ anvil - > data - > { path } { directories } { scan_agents } ,
} } ) ;
$ anvil - > ScanCore - > _scan_directory ( { directory = > $ anvil - > data - > { path } { directories } { scan_agents } } ) ;
# Now loop through the agents I found and call them.
my $ timeout = 30 ;
* Created Convert->fence_ipmilan_to_ipmitool() that takes a 'fence_ipmilan' call and converts it into a direct 'ipmitool' call.
* Created Database->get_power() that loads data from the special 'power' table.
* Fixed a bug in calls to Network->ping() where some weren't formatted properly for receiving two string variables.
* Updated Database->get_anvils() to record the machine types when recording host information.
* Updated Database->get_hosts_info() to also load the 'host_ipmi' column.
* Updated Database->get_upses() to store the link to the 'power' -> 'power_uuid', when available.
* Created ScanCore->call_scan_agents() that does the work of actually calling scan agents, moving the logic out from the scancore daemon.
* Created ScanCore->check_power() that takes a host and the anvil it is in and returns if it's on batteries or not. If it is, the time on batteries and estimate hold-up time is returned. If not, the highest charge percentage is returned.
* Created ScanCore->post_scan_analysis() that is a wrapper for calling the new ->post_scan_analysis_dr(), ->post_scan_analysis_node() and ->post_scan_analysis_striker(). Of which, _dr and _node are still empty, but _striker is complete.
** ->post_scan_analysis_striker() is complete. It now boots a node after a power loss if the UPSes powering it are OK (at least one has mains power, and the main-powered UPS(es) have reached the minimum charge percentage). If it's thermal, IPMI is called and so long as at least one thermal sensor is found and it/they are all OK, it is booted. For now, M2's thermal reboot delay logic hasn't been replicated, as it added a lot of complexity and didn't prove practically useful.
* Created System->collect_ipmi_data() and moved 'scan_ipmitool's ipmitool call and parse into that method. This was done to allow ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_striker() to also call IPMI on a remote machine during thermal down events without reimplementing the logic.
* Updated scan-ipmitool to only record temperature data for data collected locally. Also renamed 'machine' variables and hash keys to 'host_name' to clarify what is being stored.
* Updated scancore to clear the 'system::stop_reason' variable.
* Added missing packages to striker-manage-install-target.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
if ( ( exists $ anvil - > data - > { scancore } { timing } { agent_runtime } ) && ( $ anvil - > data - > { scancore } { timing } { agent_runtime } =~ /^\d+$/ ) )
{
$ timeout = $ anvil - > data - > { scancore } { timing } { agent_runtime } ;
}
foreach my $ agent_name ( sort { $ a cmp $ b } keys % { $ anvil - > data - > { scancore } { agent } } )
{
my $ agent_path = $ anvil - > data - > { scancore } { agent } { $ agent_name } ;
my $ agent_words = $ agent_path . ".xml" ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > {
agent_name = > $ agent_name ,
agent_path = > $ agent_path ,
agent_words = > $ agent_words ,
} } ) ;
if ( ( - e $ agent_words ) && ( - r $ agent_words ) )
{
# Read the words file so that we can generate alerts later.
$ anvil - > Log - > entry ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , key = > "log_0251" , variables = > {
agent_name = > $ agent_name ,
file = > $ agent_words ,
} } ) ;
$ anvil - > Words - > read ( { file = > $ agent_words } ) ;
}
# Set the timeout.
if ( not defined $ anvil - > data - > { scancore } { $ agent_name } { timeout } )
{
$ anvil - > data - > { scancore } { $ agent_name } { timeout } = $ timeout ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > {
"scancore::${agent_name}::timeout" = > $ anvil - > data - > { scancore } { $ agent_name } { timeout } ,
} } ) ;
}
else
{
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > {
"scancore::${agent_name}::timeout" = > $ anvil - > data - > { scancore } { $ agent_name } { timeout } ,
} } ) ;
}
* Created Convert->fence_ipmilan_to_ipmitool() that takes a 'fence_ipmilan' call and converts it into a direct 'ipmitool' call.
* Created Database->get_power() that loads data from the special 'power' table.
* Fixed a bug in calls to Network->ping() where some weren't formatted properly for receiving two string variables.
* Updated Database->get_anvils() to record the machine types when recording host information.
* Updated Database->get_hosts_info() to also load the 'host_ipmi' column.
* Updated Database->get_upses() to store the link to the 'power' -> 'power_uuid', when available.
* Created ScanCore->call_scan_agents() that does the work of actually calling scan agents, moving the logic out from the scancore daemon.
* Created ScanCore->check_power() that takes a host and the anvil it is in and returns if it's on batteries or not. If it is, the time on batteries and estimate hold-up time is returned. If not, the highest charge percentage is returned.
* Created ScanCore->post_scan_analysis() that is a wrapper for calling the new ->post_scan_analysis_dr(), ->post_scan_analysis_node() and ->post_scan_analysis_striker(). Of which, _dr and _node are still empty, but _striker is complete.
** ->post_scan_analysis_striker() is complete. It now boots a node after a power loss if the UPSes powering it are OK (at least one has mains power, and the main-powered UPS(es) have reached the minimum charge percentage). If it's thermal, IPMI is called and so long as at least one thermal sensor is found and it/they are all OK, it is booted. For now, M2's thermal reboot delay logic hasn't been replicated, as it added a lot of complexity and didn't prove practically useful.
* Created System->collect_ipmi_data() and moved 'scan_ipmitool's ipmitool call and parse into that method. This was done to allow ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_striker() to also call IPMI on a remote machine during thermal down events without reimplementing the logic.
* Updated scan-ipmitool to only record temperature data for data collected locally. Also renamed 'machine' variables and hash keys to 'host_name' to clarify what is being stored.
* Updated scancore to clear the 'system::stop_reason' variable.
* Added missing packages to striker-manage-install-target.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
# Now call the agent.
my $ start_time = time ;
if ( ( $ anvil - > data - > { scancore } { $ agent_name } { timeout } ) && ( $ anvil - > data - > { scancore } { $ agent_name } { timeout } =~ /^\d+$/ ) )
{
$ timeout = $ anvil - > data - > { scancore } { $ agent_name } { timeout } ;
}
my $ shell_call = $ agent_path ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > { 'sys::log::level' = > $ anvil - > data - > { sys } { 'log' } { level } } } ) ;
* Created Convert->fence_ipmilan_to_ipmitool() that takes a 'fence_ipmilan' call and converts it into a direct 'ipmitool' call.
* Created Database->get_power() that loads data from the special 'power' table.
* Fixed a bug in calls to Network->ping() where some weren't formatted properly for receiving two string variables.
* Updated Database->get_anvils() to record the machine types when recording host information.
* Updated Database->get_hosts_info() to also load the 'host_ipmi' column.
* Updated Database->get_upses() to store the link to the 'power' -> 'power_uuid', when available.
* Created ScanCore->call_scan_agents() that does the work of actually calling scan agents, moving the logic out from the scancore daemon.
* Created ScanCore->check_power() that takes a host and the anvil it is in and returns if it's on batteries or not. If it is, the time on batteries and estimate hold-up time is returned. If not, the highest charge percentage is returned.
* Created ScanCore->post_scan_analysis() that is a wrapper for calling the new ->post_scan_analysis_dr(), ->post_scan_analysis_node() and ->post_scan_analysis_striker(). Of which, _dr and _node are still empty, but _striker is complete.
** ->post_scan_analysis_striker() is complete. It now boots a node after a power loss if the UPSes powering it are OK (at least one has mains power, and the main-powered UPS(es) have reached the minimum charge percentage). If it's thermal, IPMI is called and so long as at least one thermal sensor is found and it/they are all OK, it is booted. For now, M2's thermal reboot delay logic hasn't been replicated, as it added a lot of complexity and didn't prove practically useful.
* Created System->collect_ipmi_data() and moved 'scan_ipmitool's ipmitool call and parse into that method. This was done to allow ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_striker() to also call IPMI on a remote machine during thermal down events without reimplementing the logic.
* Updated scan-ipmitool to only record temperature data for data collected locally. Also renamed 'machine' variables and hash keys to 'host_name' to clarify what is being stored.
* Updated scancore to clear the 'system::stop_reason' variable.
* Added missing packages to striker-manage-install-target.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
if ( $ anvil - > data - > { sys } { 'log' } { level } )
{
$ shell_call . = " " . $ anvil - > data - > { sys } { 'log' } { level } ;
}
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > { shell_call = > $ shell_call } } ) ;
if ( $ anvil - > data - > { switches } { purge } )
{
$ shell_call . = " --purge" ;
}
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > { shell_call = > $ shell_call } } ) ;
* Created Convert->fence_ipmilan_to_ipmitool() that takes a 'fence_ipmilan' call and converts it into a direct 'ipmitool' call.
* Created Database->get_power() that loads data from the special 'power' table.
* Fixed a bug in calls to Network->ping() where some weren't formatted properly for receiving two string variables.
* Updated Database->get_anvils() to record the machine types when recording host information.
* Updated Database->get_hosts_info() to also load the 'host_ipmi' column.
* Updated Database->get_upses() to store the link to the 'power' -> 'power_uuid', when available.
* Created ScanCore->call_scan_agents() that does the work of actually calling scan agents, moving the logic out from the scancore daemon.
* Created ScanCore->check_power() that takes a host and the anvil it is in and returns if it's on batteries or not. If it is, the time on batteries and estimate hold-up time is returned. If not, the highest charge percentage is returned.
* Created ScanCore->post_scan_analysis() that is a wrapper for calling the new ->post_scan_analysis_dr(), ->post_scan_analysis_node() and ->post_scan_analysis_striker(). Of which, _dr and _node are still empty, but _striker is complete.
** ->post_scan_analysis_striker() is complete. It now boots a node after a power loss if the UPSes powering it are OK (at least one has mains power, and the main-powered UPS(es) have reached the minimum charge percentage). If it's thermal, IPMI is called and so long as at least one thermal sensor is found and it/they are all OK, it is booted. For now, M2's thermal reboot delay logic hasn't been replicated, as it added a lot of complexity and didn't prove practically useful.
* Created System->collect_ipmi_data() and moved 'scan_ipmitool's ipmitool call and parse into that method. This was done to allow ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_striker() to also call IPMI on a remote machine during thermal down events without reimplementing the logic.
* Updated scan-ipmitool to only record temperature data for data collected locally. Also renamed 'machine' variables and hash keys to 'host_name' to clarify what is being stored.
* Updated scancore to clear the 'system::stop_reason' variable.
* Added missing packages to striker-manage-install-target.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
# Tell the user this agent is about to run...
# $anvil->Log->entry({source => $THIS_FILE, line => __LINE__, 'print' => 1, level => $debug, key => "log_0252", variables => {
# agent_name => $agent_name,
# timeout => $timeout,
# }});
$ anvil - > Log - > entry ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , 'print' = > 1 , level = > $ debug , key = > "log_0701" , variables = > { agent_name = > $ agent_name } } ) ;
### TODO: Timeout, when called / set here, was hanging virsh calls. Unknown why yet, but temp
### fix is to just not use timeouts for calls.
#my ($output, $return_code) = $anvil->System->call({timeout => $timeout, shell_call => $shell_call});
my ( $ output , $ return_code ) = $ anvil - > System - > call ( { shell_call = > $ shell_call } ) ;
* Created Convert->fence_ipmilan_to_ipmitool() that takes a 'fence_ipmilan' call and converts it into a direct 'ipmitool' call.
* Created Database->get_power() that loads data from the special 'power' table.
* Fixed a bug in calls to Network->ping() where some weren't formatted properly for receiving two string variables.
* Updated Database->get_anvils() to record the machine types when recording host information.
* Updated Database->get_hosts_info() to also load the 'host_ipmi' column.
* Updated Database->get_upses() to store the link to the 'power' -> 'power_uuid', when available.
* Created ScanCore->call_scan_agents() that does the work of actually calling scan agents, moving the logic out from the scancore daemon.
* Created ScanCore->check_power() that takes a host and the anvil it is in and returns if it's on batteries or not. If it is, the time on batteries and estimate hold-up time is returned. If not, the highest charge percentage is returned.
* Created ScanCore->post_scan_analysis() that is a wrapper for calling the new ->post_scan_analysis_dr(), ->post_scan_analysis_node() and ->post_scan_analysis_striker(). Of which, _dr and _node are still empty, but _striker is complete.
** ->post_scan_analysis_striker() is complete. It now boots a node after a power loss if the UPSes powering it are OK (at least one has mains power, and the main-powered UPS(es) have reached the minimum charge percentage). If it's thermal, IPMI is called and so long as at least one thermal sensor is found and it/they are all OK, it is booted. For now, M2's thermal reboot delay logic hasn't been replicated, as it added a lot of complexity and didn't prove practically useful.
* Created System->collect_ipmi_data() and moved 'scan_ipmitool's ipmitool call and parse into that method. This was done to allow ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_striker() to also call IPMI on a remote machine during thermal down events without reimplementing the logic.
* Updated scan-ipmitool to only record temperature data for data collected locally. Also renamed 'machine' variables and hash keys to 'host_name' to clarify what is being stored.
* Updated scancore to clear the 'system::stop_reason' variable.
* Added missing packages to striker-manage-install-target.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > { output = > $ output , return_code = > $ return_code } } ) ;
foreach my $ line ( split /\n/ , $ output )
{
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > { line = > $ line } } ) ;
}
# If an agent takes a while to run, log it with higher verbosity
my $ runtime = ( time - $ start_time ) ;
my $ log_level = $ debug ;
my $ string_key = "log_0557" ;
if ( $ runtime > 15 )
{
$ log_level = 1 ;
$ string_key = "log_0621" ;
}
if ( $ return_code eq "124" )
{
# Timed out
$ log_level = 1 ;
$ string_key = "message_0180" ;
}
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > { output = > $ output , runtime = > $ runtime } } ) ;
$ anvil - > Log - > entry ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , 'print' = > 1 , level = > $ log_level , key = > $ string_key , variables = > {
* Created Convert->fence_ipmilan_to_ipmitool() that takes a 'fence_ipmilan' call and converts it into a direct 'ipmitool' call.
* Created Database->get_power() that loads data from the special 'power' table.
* Fixed a bug in calls to Network->ping() where some weren't formatted properly for receiving two string variables.
* Updated Database->get_anvils() to record the machine types when recording host information.
* Updated Database->get_hosts_info() to also load the 'host_ipmi' column.
* Updated Database->get_upses() to store the link to the 'power' -> 'power_uuid', when available.
* Created ScanCore->call_scan_agents() that does the work of actually calling scan agents, moving the logic out from the scancore daemon.
* Created ScanCore->check_power() that takes a host and the anvil it is in and returns if it's on batteries or not. If it is, the time on batteries and estimate hold-up time is returned. If not, the highest charge percentage is returned.
* Created ScanCore->post_scan_analysis() that is a wrapper for calling the new ->post_scan_analysis_dr(), ->post_scan_analysis_node() and ->post_scan_analysis_striker(). Of which, _dr and _node are still empty, but _striker is complete.
** ->post_scan_analysis_striker() is complete. It now boots a node after a power loss if the UPSes powering it are OK (at least one has mains power, and the main-powered UPS(es) have reached the minimum charge percentage). If it's thermal, IPMI is called and so long as at least one thermal sensor is found and it/they are all OK, it is booted. For now, M2's thermal reboot delay logic hasn't been replicated, as it added a lot of complexity and didn't prove practically useful.
* Created System->collect_ipmi_data() and moved 'scan_ipmitool's ipmitool call and parse into that method. This was done to allow ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_striker() to also call IPMI on a remote machine during thermal down events without reimplementing the logic.
* Updated scan-ipmitool to only record temperature data for data collected locally. Also renamed 'machine' variables and hash keys to 'host_name' to clarify what is being stored.
* Updated scancore to clear the 'system::stop_reason' variable.
* Added missing packages to striker-manage-install-target.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
agent_name = > $ agent_name ,
runtime = > $ runtime ,
* Created Convert->fence_ipmilan_to_ipmitool() that takes a 'fence_ipmilan' call and converts it into a direct 'ipmitool' call.
* Created Database->get_power() that loads data from the special 'power' table.
* Fixed a bug in calls to Network->ping() where some weren't formatted properly for receiving two string variables.
* Updated Database->get_anvils() to record the machine types when recording host information.
* Updated Database->get_hosts_info() to also load the 'host_ipmi' column.
* Updated Database->get_upses() to store the link to the 'power' -> 'power_uuid', when available.
* Created ScanCore->call_scan_agents() that does the work of actually calling scan agents, moving the logic out from the scancore daemon.
* Created ScanCore->check_power() that takes a host and the anvil it is in and returns if it's on batteries or not. If it is, the time on batteries and estimate hold-up time is returned. If not, the highest charge percentage is returned.
* Created ScanCore->post_scan_analysis() that is a wrapper for calling the new ->post_scan_analysis_dr(), ->post_scan_analysis_node() and ->post_scan_analysis_striker(). Of which, _dr and _node are still empty, but _striker is complete.
** ->post_scan_analysis_striker() is complete. It now boots a node after a power loss if the UPSes powering it are OK (at least one has mains power, and the main-powered UPS(es) have reached the minimum charge percentage). If it's thermal, IPMI is called and so long as at least one thermal sensor is found and it/they are all OK, it is booted. For now, M2's thermal reboot delay logic hasn't been replicated, as it added a lot of complexity and didn't prove practically useful.
* Created System->collect_ipmi_data() and moved 'scan_ipmitool's ipmitool call and parse into that method. This was done to allow ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_striker() to also call IPMI on a remote machine during thermal down events without reimplementing the logic.
* Updated scan-ipmitool to only record temperature data for data collected locally. Also renamed 'machine' variables and hash keys to 'host_name' to clarify what is being stored.
* Updated scancore to clear the 'system::stop_reason' variable.
* Added missing packages to striker-manage-install-target.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
return_code = > $ return_code ,
timeout = > $ timeout ,
* Created Convert->fence_ipmilan_to_ipmitool() that takes a 'fence_ipmilan' call and converts it into a direct 'ipmitool' call.
* Created Database->get_power() that loads data from the special 'power' table.
* Fixed a bug in calls to Network->ping() where some weren't formatted properly for receiving two string variables.
* Updated Database->get_anvils() to record the machine types when recording host information.
* Updated Database->get_hosts_info() to also load the 'host_ipmi' column.
* Updated Database->get_upses() to store the link to the 'power' -> 'power_uuid', when available.
* Created ScanCore->call_scan_agents() that does the work of actually calling scan agents, moving the logic out from the scancore daemon.
* Created ScanCore->check_power() that takes a host and the anvil it is in and returns if it's on batteries or not. If it is, the time on batteries and estimate hold-up time is returned. If not, the highest charge percentage is returned.
* Created ScanCore->post_scan_analysis() that is a wrapper for calling the new ->post_scan_analysis_dr(), ->post_scan_analysis_node() and ->post_scan_analysis_striker(). Of which, _dr and _node are still empty, but _striker is complete.
** ->post_scan_analysis_striker() is complete. It now boots a node after a power loss if the UPSes powering it are OK (at least one has mains power, and the main-powered UPS(es) have reached the minimum charge percentage). If it's thermal, IPMI is called and so long as at least one thermal sensor is found and it/they are all OK, it is booted. For now, M2's thermal reboot delay logic hasn't been replicated, as it added a lot of complexity and didn't prove practically useful.
* Created System->collect_ipmi_data() and moved 'scan_ipmitool's ipmitool call and parse into that method. This was done to allow ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_striker() to also call IPMI on a remote machine during thermal down events without reimplementing the logic.
* Updated scan-ipmitool to only record temperature data for data collected locally. Also renamed 'machine' variables and hash keys to 'host_name' to clarify what is being stored.
* Updated scancore to clear the 'system::stop_reason' variable.
* Added missing packages to striker-manage-install-target.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
} } ) ;
# If the return code is '124', timeout popped.
if ( $ return_code eq "124" )
{
### TODO: Check if this alert was set so it only goes out once.
# Register an alert...
$ anvil - > Alert - > register ( { set_by = > $ THIS_FILE , alert_level = > "notice" , message = > "message_0180,!!agent_name!" . $ agent_name . "!!,!!timeout!" . $ timeout . "!!" } ) ;
}
}
return ( 0 ) ;
}
The core logic is done!!!! Still need to finish end-points for the WebUI to hook into, but the core of M3 is complete! Many, many bugs are expected, of course. :)
* Created DRBD->check_if_syncsource() and ->check_if_synctarget() that return '1' if the target host is currently SyncSource or SyncTarget for any resource, respectively.
* Updated DRBD->update_global_common() to return the unified-format diff if any changes were made to global-common.conf.
* Created ScanCore->check_health() that returns the health score for a host. Created ->count_servers() that returns the number of servers on a host, how much RAM is used by those servers and, if available, the estimated migration time of the servers. Updated ->check_temperature() to set/clear/return the time that a host has been in a warning or critical temperature state.
* Finished ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_node()!!! It certainly has bugs, and much testing is needed, but the logic is all in place! Oh what a slog that was... It should be far more intelligent than M2 though, once flushed out and tested.
* Created Server->active_migrations() that returns '1' if any servers are in a migration on an Anvil! system. Updated ->migrate_virsh() to record how long a migration took in the "server::migration_duration" variable, which is averaged by ScanCore->count_servers() to estimate migration times.
* Updated scan-drbd to check/update the global-common.conf file's config at the end of a scan.
* Updated ScanCore itself to not scan when in maintenance mode. Also updated it to call 'anvil-safe-start' when ScanCore starts, so long as it is within ten minutes of the host booting.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
= head2 check_health
This returns the current health score against a machine . The higher the score , the worse the health of the machine is . Generally , this is used by nodes to compare their relative health and to decide when a preventative live migration is required .
A score of C << 0 >> means that a node has no known health issues . If there is a problem , C << ! ! error ! ! >> is returned .
Parameters ;
= head3 host_uuid ( Optional , default Get - > host_uuid )
This is the host whose health is being checked .
= cut
sub check_health
{
my $ self = shift ;
my $ parameter = shift ;
my $ anvil = $ self - > parent ;
my $ debug = defined $ parameter - > { debug } ? $ parameter - > { debug } : 3 ;
$ anvil - > Log - > entry ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , key = > "log_0125" , variables = > { method = > "ScanCore->check_health()" } } ) ;
my $ host_uuid = defined $ parameter - > { host_uuid } ? $ parameter - > { host_uuid } : "" ;
The core logic is done!!!! Still need to finish end-points for the WebUI to hook into, but the core of M3 is complete! Many, many bugs are expected, of course. :)
* Created DRBD->check_if_syncsource() and ->check_if_synctarget() that return '1' if the target host is currently SyncSource or SyncTarget for any resource, respectively.
* Updated DRBD->update_global_common() to return the unified-format diff if any changes were made to global-common.conf.
* Created ScanCore->check_health() that returns the health score for a host. Created ->count_servers() that returns the number of servers on a host, how much RAM is used by those servers and, if available, the estimated migration time of the servers. Updated ->check_temperature() to set/clear/return the time that a host has been in a warning or critical temperature state.
* Finished ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_node()!!! It certainly has bugs, and much testing is needed, but the logic is all in place! Oh what a slog that was... It should be far more intelligent than M2 though, once flushed out and tested.
* Created Server->active_migrations() that returns '1' if any servers are in a migration on an Anvil! system. Updated ->migrate_virsh() to record how long a migration took in the "server::migration_duration" variable, which is averaged by ScanCore->count_servers() to estimate migration times.
* Updated scan-drbd to check/update the global-common.conf file's config at the end of a scan.
* Updated ScanCore itself to not scan when in maintenance mode. Also updated it to call 'anvil-safe-start' when ScanCore starts, so long as it is within ten minutes of the host booting.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > {
host_uuid = > $ host_uuid ,
} } ) ;
if ( not $ host_uuid )
{
$ host_uuid = $ anvil - > Get - > host_uuid ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > { host_uuid = > $ host_uuid } } ) ;
}
The core logic is done!!!! Still need to finish end-points for the WebUI to hook into, but the core of M3 is complete! Many, many bugs are expected, of course. :)
* Created DRBD->check_if_syncsource() and ->check_if_synctarget() that return '1' if the target host is currently SyncSource or SyncTarget for any resource, respectively.
* Updated DRBD->update_global_common() to return the unified-format diff if any changes were made to global-common.conf.
* Created ScanCore->check_health() that returns the health score for a host. Created ->count_servers() that returns the number of servers on a host, how much RAM is used by those servers and, if available, the estimated migration time of the servers. Updated ->check_temperature() to set/clear/return the time that a host has been in a warning or critical temperature state.
* Finished ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_node()!!! It certainly has bugs, and much testing is needed, but the logic is all in place! Oh what a slog that was... It should be far more intelligent than M2 though, once flushed out and tested.
* Created Server->active_migrations() that returns '1' if any servers are in a migration on an Anvil! system. Updated ->migrate_virsh() to record how long a migration took in the "server::migration_duration" variable, which is averaged by ScanCore->count_servers() to estimate migration times.
* Updated scan-drbd to check/update the global-common.conf file's config at the end of a scan.
* Updated ScanCore itself to not scan when in maintenance mode. Also updated it to call 'anvil-safe-start' when ScanCore starts, so long as it is within ten minutes of the host booting.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
my $ health_score = 0 ;
my $ query = "
SELECT
health_agent_name ,
health_source_name ,
health_source_weight
FROM
health
WHERE
health_host_uuid = ".$anvil->Database->quote($host_uuid)."
; " ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > { query = > $ query } } ) ;
my $ results = $ anvil - > Database - > query ( { query = > $ query , source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ } ) ;
my $ count = @ { $ results } ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > {
results = > $ results ,
count = > $ count ,
} } ) ;
foreach my $ row ( @ { $ results } )
{
my $ health_agent_name = $ row - > [ 0 ] ;
my $ health_source_name = $ row - > [ 1 ] ;
my $ health_source_weight = $ row - > [ 2 ] ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > 2 , list = > {
The core logic is done!!!! Still need to finish end-points for the WebUI to hook into, but the core of M3 is complete! Many, many bugs are expected, of course. :)
* Created DRBD->check_if_syncsource() and ->check_if_synctarget() that return '1' if the target host is currently SyncSource or SyncTarget for any resource, respectively.
* Updated DRBD->update_global_common() to return the unified-format diff if any changes were made to global-common.conf.
* Created ScanCore->check_health() that returns the health score for a host. Created ->count_servers() that returns the number of servers on a host, how much RAM is used by those servers and, if available, the estimated migration time of the servers. Updated ->check_temperature() to set/clear/return the time that a host has been in a warning or critical temperature state.
* Finished ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_node()!!! It certainly has bugs, and much testing is needed, but the logic is all in place! Oh what a slog that was... It should be far more intelligent than M2 though, once flushed out and tested.
* Created Server->active_migrations() that returns '1' if any servers are in a migration on an Anvil! system. Updated ->migrate_virsh() to record how long a migration took in the "server::migration_duration" variable, which is averaged by ScanCore->count_servers() to estimate migration times.
* Updated scan-drbd to check/update the global-common.conf file's config at the end of a scan.
* Updated ScanCore itself to not scan when in maintenance mode. Also updated it to call 'anvil-safe-start' when ScanCore starts, so long as it is within ten minutes of the host booting.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
's1:health_agent_name' = > $ health_agent_name ,
's2:health_source_name' = > $ health_source_name ,
's3:health_source_weight' = > $ health_source_weight ,
} } ) ;
if ( $ health_source_weight )
{
$ health_score += $ health_source_weight ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > 2 , list = > { health_score = > $ health_score } } ) ;
The core logic is done!!!! Still need to finish end-points for the WebUI to hook into, but the core of M3 is complete! Many, many bugs are expected, of course. :)
* Created DRBD->check_if_syncsource() and ->check_if_synctarget() that return '1' if the target host is currently SyncSource or SyncTarget for any resource, respectively.
* Updated DRBD->update_global_common() to return the unified-format diff if any changes were made to global-common.conf.
* Created ScanCore->check_health() that returns the health score for a host. Created ->count_servers() that returns the number of servers on a host, how much RAM is used by those servers and, if available, the estimated migration time of the servers. Updated ->check_temperature() to set/clear/return the time that a host has been in a warning or critical temperature state.
* Finished ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_node()!!! It certainly has bugs, and much testing is needed, but the logic is all in place! Oh what a slog that was... It should be far more intelligent than M2 though, once flushed out and tested.
* Created Server->active_migrations() that returns '1' if any servers are in a migration on an Anvil! system. Updated ->migrate_virsh() to record how long a migration took in the "server::migration_duration" variable, which is averaged by ScanCore->count_servers() to estimate migration times.
* Updated scan-drbd to check/update the global-common.conf file's config at the end of a scan.
* Updated ScanCore itself to not scan when in maintenance mode. Also updated it to call 'anvil-safe-start' when ScanCore starts, so long as it is within ten minutes of the host booting.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
}
}
return ( $ health_score ) ;
}
* Created Convert->fence_ipmilan_to_ipmitool() that takes a 'fence_ipmilan' call and converts it into a direct 'ipmitool' call.
* Created Database->get_power() that loads data from the special 'power' table.
* Fixed a bug in calls to Network->ping() where some weren't formatted properly for receiving two string variables.
* Updated Database->get_anvils() to record the machine types when recording host information.
* Updated Database->get_hosts_info() to also load the 'host_ipmi' column.
* Updated Database->get_upses() to store the link to the 'power' -> 'power_uuid', when available.
* Created ScanCore->call_scan_agents() that does the work of actually calling scan agents, moving the logic out from the scancore daemon.
* Created ScanCore->check_power() that takes a host and the anvil it is in and returns if it's on batteries or not. If it is, the time on batteries and estimate hold-up time is returned. If not, the highest charge percentage is returned.
* Created ScanCore->post_scan_analysis() that is a wrapper for calling the new ->post_scan_analysis_dr(), ->post_scan_analysis_node() and ->post_scan_analysis_striker(). Of which, _dr and _node are still empty, but _striker is complete.
** ->post_scan_analysis_striker() is complete. It now boots a node after a power loss if the UPSes powering it are OK (at least one has mains power, and the main-powered UPS(es) have reached the minimum charge percentage). If it's thermal, IPMI is called and so long as at least one thermal sensor is found and it/they are all OK, it is booted. For now, M2's thermal reboot delay logic hasn't been replicated, as it added a lot of complexity and didn't prove practically useful.
* Created System->collect_ipmi_data() and moved 'scan_ipmitool's ipmitool call and parse into that method. This was done to allow ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_striker() to also call IPMI on a remote machine during thermal down events without reimplementing the logic.
* Updated scan-ipmitool to only record temperature data for data collected locally. Also renamed 'machine' variables and hash keys to 'host_name' to clarify what is being stored.
* Updated scancore to clear the 'system::stop_reason' variable.
* Added missing packages to striker-manage-install-target.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
= head2 check_power
This method checks the health of the UPSes powering a node .
The power health , the shortest "time on batteries" , the highest charge percentage and etimated hold - up time are returned .
Power health values ;
* '!!error!!' - There was a missing input variable .
* 0 - No UPSes found for the host
* 1 - One or more UPSes found and at least one has input power from mains .
* 2 - One or more UPSes found , all are running on battery .
If the health is C << 0 >> , all other values will also be C << 0 >> .
If the health is C << 1 >> , the "time on batteries" and "estimated hold up time" will be C << 0 >> and the highest charge percentage will be set .
If the health is C << 2 >> , the "time on batteries" will be the number of seconds since the last UPS to lose power was found to be running on batteries , The estimated hold up time of the strongest UPS is also returned in seconds .
If no UPSes were found , health of '0' is returned ( unknown ) . If If both / all UPSes are
Parameters ;
= head3 anvil_uuid ( Optional , if 'host_uuid' is in an Anvil ! )
* Created Convert->fence_ipmilan_to_ipmitool() that takes a 'fence_ipmilan' call and converts it into a direct 'ipmitool' call.
* Created Database->get_power() that loads data from the special 'power' table.
* Fixed a bug in calls to Network->ping() where some weren't formatted properly for receiving two string variables.
* Updated Database->get_anvils() to record the machine types when recording host information.
* Updated Database->get_hosts_info() to also load the 'host_ipmi' column.
* Updated Database->get_upses() to store the link to the 'power' -> 'power_uuid', when available.
* Created ScanCore->call_scan_agents() that does the work of actually calling scan agents, moving the logic out from the scancore daemon.
* Created ScanCore->check_power() that takes a host and the anvil it is in and returns if it's on batteries or not. If it is, the time on batteries and estimate hold-up time is returned. If not, the highest charge percentage is returned.
* Created ScanCore->post_scan_analysis() that is a wrapper for calling the new ->post_scan_analysis_dr(), ->post_scan_analysis_node() and ->post_scan_analysis_striker(). Of which, _dr and _node are still empty, but _striker is complete.
** ->post_scan_analysis_striker() is complete. It now boots a node after a power loss if the UPSes powering it are OK (at least one has mains power, and the main-powered UPS(es) have reached the minimum charge percentage). If it's thermal, IPMI is called and so long as at least one thermal sensor is found and it/they are all OK, it is booted. For now, M2's thermal reboot delay logic hasn't been replicated, as it added a lot of complexity and didn't prove practically useful.
* Created System->collect_ipmi_data() and moved 'scan_ipmitool's ipmitool call and parse into that method. This was done to allow ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_striker() to also call IPMI on a remote machine during thermal down events without reimplementing the logic.
* Updated scan-ipmitool to only record temperature data for data collected locally. Also renamed 'machine' variables and hash keys to 'host_name' to clarify what is being stored.
* Updated scancore to clear the 'system::stop_reason' variable.
* Added missing packages to striker-manage-install-target.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
This is the Anvil ! UUID that the machine belongs to . This is required to find the manifest that shows which UPSes power the host .
= head3 anvil_name ( Optional , if 'host_uuid' is in an Anvil ! )
* Created Convert->fence_ipmilan_to_ipmitool() that takes a 'fence_ipmilan' call and converts it into a direct 'ipmitool' call.
* Created Database->get_power() that loads data from the special 'power' table.
* Fixed a bug in calls to Network->ping() where some weren't formatted properly for receiving two string variables.
* Updated Database->get_anvils() to record the machine types when recording host information.
* Updated Database->get_hosts_info() to also load the 'host_ipmi' column.
* Updated Database->get_upses() to store the link to the 'power' -> 'power_uuid', when available.
* Created ScanCore->call_scan_agents() that does the work of actually calling scan agents, moving the logic out from the scancore daemon.
* Created ScanCore->check_power() that takes a host and the anvil it is in and returns if it's on batteries or not. If it is, the time on batteries and estimate hold-up time is returned. If not, the highest charge percentage is returned.
* Created ScanCore->post_scan_analysis() that is a wrapper for calling the new ->post_scan_analysis_dr(), ->post_scan_analysis_node() and ->post_scan_analysis_striker(). Of which, _dr and _node are still empty, but _striker is complete.
** ->post_scan_analysis_striker() is complete. It now boots a node after a power loss if the UPSes powering it are OK (at least one has mains power, and the main-powered UPS(es) have reached the minimum charge percentage). If it's thermal, IPMI is called and so long as at least one thermal sensor is found and it/they are all OK, it is booted. For now, M2's thermal reboot delay logic hasn't been replicated, as it added a lot of complexity and didn't prove practically useful.
* Created System->collect_ipmi_data() and moved 'scan_ipmitool's ipmitool call and parse into that method. This was done to allow ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_striker() to also call IPMI on a remote machine during thermal down events without reimplementing the logic.
* Updated scan-ipmitool to only record temperature data for data collected locally. Also renamed 'machine' variables and hash keys to 'host_name' to clarify what is being stored.
* Updated scancore to clear the 'system::stop_reason' variable.
* Added missing packages to striker-manage-install-target.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
This is the Anvil ! name that the machine is a member of . This is used for logging .
= head3 host_uuid ( Optional , default Get - > host_uuid )
* Created Convert->fence_ipmilan_to_ipmitool() that takes a 'fence_ipmilan' call and converts it into a direct 'ipmitool' call.
* Created Database->get_power() that loads data from the special 'power' table.
* Fixed a bug in calls to Network->ping() where some weren't formatted properly for receiving two string variables.
* Updated Database->get_anvils() to record the machine types when recording host information.
* Updated Database->get_hosts_info() to also load the 'host_ipmi' column.
* Updated Database->get_upses() to store the link to the 'power' -> 'power_uuid', when available.
* Created ScanCore->call_scan_agents() that does the work of actually calling scan agents, moving the logic out from the scancore daemon.
* Created ScanCore->check_power() that takes a host and the anvil it is in and returns if it's on batteries or not. If it is, the time on batteries and estimate hold-up time is returned. If not, the highest charge percentage is returned.
* Created ScanCore->post_scan_analysis() that is a wrapper for calling the new ->post_scan_analysis_dr(), ->post_scan_analysis_node() and ->post_scan_analysis_striker(). Of which, _dr and _node are still empty, but _striker is complete.
** ->post_scan_analysis_striker() is complete. It now boots a node after a power loss if the UPSes powering it are OK (at least one has mains power, and the main-powered UPS(es) have reached the minimum charge percentage). If it's thermal, IPMI is called and so long as at least one thermal sensor is found and it/they are all OK, it is booted. For now, M2's thermal reboot delay logic hasn't been replicated, as it added a lot of complexity and didn't prove practically useful.
* Created System->collect_ipmi_data() and moved 'scan_ipmitool's ipmitool call and parse into that method. This was done to allow ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_striker() to also call IPMI on a remote machine during thermal down events without reimplementing the logic.
* Updated scan-ipmitool to only record temperature data for data collected locally. Also renamed 'machine' variables and hash keys to 'host_name' to clarify what is being stored.
* Updated scancore to clear the 'system::stop_reason' variable.
* Added missing packages to striker-manage-install-target.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
This is the host 's UUID that we' re checking the UPSes powering it .
= cut
sub check_power
{
my $ self = shift ;
my $ parameter = shift ;
my $ anvil = $ self - > parent ;
my $ debug = defined $ parameter - > { debug } ? $ parameter - > { debug } : 3 ;
$ anvil - > Log - > entry ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , key = > "log_0125" , variables = > { method = > "ScanCore->check_power()" } } ) ;
my $ anvil_uuid = defined $ parameter - > { anvil_uuid } ? $ parameter - > { anvil_uuid } : "" ;
my $ anvil_name = defined $ parameter - > { anvil_name } ? $ parameter - > { anvil_name } : "" ;
my $ host_uuid = defined $ parameter - > { host_uuid } ? $ parameter - > { host_uuid } : "" ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > {
anvil_uuid = > $ anvil_uuid ,
anvil_name = > $ anvil_name ,
host_uuid = > $ host_uuid ,
} } ) ;
# Try to divine missing data. If the 'host_uuid' wasn't passed, use the caller's host UUID.
if ( not $ host_uuid )
* Created Convert->fence_ipmilan_to_ipmitool() that takes a 'fence_ipmilan' call and converts it into a direct 'ipmitool' call.
* Created Database->get_power() that loads data from the special 'power' table.
* Fixed a bug in calls to Network->ping() where some weren't formatted properly for receiving two string variables.
* Updated Database->get_anvils() to record the machine types when recording host information.
* Updated Database->get_hosts_info() to also load the 'host_ipmi' column.
* Updated Database->get_upses() to store the link to the 'power' -> 'power_uuid', when available.
* Created ScanCore->call_scan_agents() that does the work of actually calling scan agents, moving the logic out from the scancore daemon.
* Created ScanCore->check_power() that takes a host and the anvil it is in and returns if it's on batteries or not. If it is, the time on batteries and estimate hold-up time is returned. If not, the highest charge percentage is returned.
* Created ScanCore->post_scan_analysis() that is a wrapper for calling the new ->post_scan_analysis_dr(), ->post_scan_analysis_node() and ->post_scan_analysis_striker(). Of which, _dr and _node are still empty, but _striker is complete.
** ->post_scan_analysis_striker() is complete. It now boots a node after a power loss if the UPSes powering it are OK (at least one has mains power, and the main-powered UPS(es) have reached the minimum charge percentage). If it's thermal, IPMI is called and so long as at least one thermal sensor is found and it/they are all OK, it is booted. For now, M2's thermal reboot delay logic hasn't been replicated, as it added a lot of complexity and didn't prove practically useful.
* Created System->collect_ipmi_data() and moved 'scan_ipmitool's ipmitool call and parse into that method. This was done to allow ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_striker() to also call IPMI on a remote machine during thermal down events without reimplementing the logic.
* Updated scan-ipmitool to only record temperature data for data collected locally. Also renamed 'machine' variables and hash keys to 'host_name' to clarify what is being stored.
* Updated scancore to clear the 'system::stop_reason' variable.
* Added missing packages to striker-manage-install-target.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
{
$ host_uuid = $ anvil - > Get - > host_uuid ( ) ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > { host_uuid = > $ host_uuid } } ) ;
* Created Convert->fence_ipmilan_to_ipmitool() that takes a 'fence_ipmilan' call and converts it into a direct 'ipmitool' call.
* Created Database->get_power() that loads data from the special 'power' table.
* Fixed a bug in calls to Network->ping() where some weren't formatted properly for receiving two string variables.
* Updated Database->get_anvils() to record the machine types when recording host information.
* Updated Database->get_hosts_info() to also load the 'host_ipmi' column.
* Updated Database->get_upses() to store the link to the 'power' -> 'power_uuid', when available.
* Created ScanCore->call_scan_agents() that does the work of actually calling scan agents, moving the logic out from the scancore daemon.
* Created ScanCore->check_power() that takes a host and the anvil it is in and returns if it's on batteries or not. If it is, the time on batteries and estimate hold-up time is returned. If not, the highest charge percentage is returned.
* Created ScanCore->post_scan_analysis() that is a wrapper for calling the new ->post_scan_analysis_dr(), ->post_scan_analysis_node() and ->post_scan_analysis_striker(). Of which, _dr and _node are still empty, but _striker is complete.
** ->post_scan_analysis_striker() is complete. It now boots a node after a power loss if the UPSes powering it are OK (at least one has mains power, and the main-powered UPS(es) have reached the minimum charge percentage). If it's thermal, IPMI is called and so long as at least one thermal sensor is found and it/they are all OK, it is booted. For now, M2's thermal reboot delay logic hasn't been replicated, as it added a lot of complexity and didn't prove practically useful.
* Created System->collect_ipmi_data() and moved 'scan_ipmitool's ipmitool call and parse into that method. This was done to allow ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_striker() to also call IPMI on a remote machine during thermal down events without reimplementing the logic.
* Updated scan-ipmitool to only record temperature data for data collected locally. Also renamed 'machine' variables and hash keys to 'host_name' to clarify what is being stored.
* Updated scancore to clear the 'system::stop_reason' variable.
* Added missing packages to striker-manage-install-target.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
}
if ( not $ anvil_uuid )
{
# Can we read an Anvil! UUID for this host?
The core logic is done!!!! Still need to finish end-points for the WebUI to hook into, but the core of M3 is complete! Many, many bugs are expected, of course. :)
* Created DRBD->check_if_syncsource() and ->check_if_synctarget() that return '1' if the target host is currently SyncSource or SyncTarget for any resource, respectively.
* Updated DRBD->update_global_common() to return the unified-format diff if any changes were made to global-common.conf.
* Created ScanCore->check_health() that returns the health score for a host. Created ->count_servers() that returns the number of servers on a host, how much RAM is used by those servers and, if available, the estimated migration time of the servers. Updated ->check_temperature() to set/clear/return the time that a host has been in a warning or critical temperature state.
* Finished ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_node()!!! It certainly has bugs, and much testing is needed, but the logic is all in place! Oh what a slog that was... It should be far more intelligent than M2 though, once flushed out and tested.
* Created Server->active_migrations() that returns '1' if any servers are in a migration on an Anvil! system. Updated ->migrate_virsh() to record how long a migration took in the "server::migration_duration" variable, which is averaged by ScanCore->count_servers() to estimate migration times.
* Updated scan-drbd to check/update the global-common.conf file's config at the end of a scan.
* Updated ScanCore itself to not scan when in maintenance mode. Also updated it to call 'anvil-safe-start' when ScanCore starts, so long as it is within ten minutes of the host booting.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
$ anvil_uuid = $ anvil - > Cluster - > get_anvil_uuid ( {
debug = > $ debug ,
host_uuid = > $ host_uuid ,
} ) ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > { anvil_uuid = > $ anvil_uuid } } ) ;
if ( not $ anvil_uuid )
{
# Nope.
$ anvil - > Log - > entry ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > 0 , priority = > "err" , key = > "log_0020" , variables = > { method = > "ScanCore->check_power()" , parameter = > "anvil_uuid" } } ) ;
return ( "!!error!!" ) ;
}
}
if ( not $ anvil_name )
{
$ anvil_name = $ anvil - > Cluster - > get_anvil_name ( { debug = > $ debug , anvil_uuid = > $ anvil_uuid } ) ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > { anvil_name = > $ anvil_name } } ) ;
}
my $ host_name = $ anvil - > Database - > get_host_from_uuid ( { debug = > $ debug , host_uuid = > $ host_uuid } ) ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > { host_name = > $ host_name } } ) ;
* Created Convert->fence_ipmilan_to_ipmitool() that takes a 'fence_ipmilan' call and converts it into a direct 'ipmitool' call.
* Created Database->get_power() that loads data from the special 'power' table.
* Fixed a bug in calls to Network->ping() where some weren't formatted properly for receiving two string variables.
* Updated Database->get_anvils() to record the machine types when recording host information.
* Updated Database->get_hosts_info() to also load the 'host_ipmi' column.
* Updated Database->get_upses() to store the link to the 'power' -> 'power_uuid', when available.
* Created ScanCore->call_scan_agents() that does the work of actually calling scan agents, moving the logic out from the scancore daemon.
* Created ScanCore->check_power() that takes a host and the anvil it is in and returns if it's on batteries or not. If it is, the time on batteries and estimate hold-up time is returned. If not, the highest charge percentage is returned.
* Created ScanCore->post_scan_analysis() that is a wrapper for calling the new ->post_scan_analysis_dr(), ->post_scan_analysis_node() and ->post_scan_analysis_striker(). Of which, _dr and _node are still empty, but _striker is complete.
** ->post_scan_analysis_striker() is complete. It now boots a node after a power loss if the UPSes powering it are OK (at least one has mains power, and the main-powered UPS(es) have reached the minimum charge percentage). If it's thermal, IPMI is called and so long as at least one thermal sensor is found and it/they are all OK, it is booted. For now, M2's thermal reboot delay logic hasn't been replicated, as it added a lot of complexity and didn't prove practically useful.
* Created System->collect_ipmi_data() and moved 'scan_ipmitool's ipmitool call and parse into that method. This was done to allow ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_striker() to also call IPMI on a remote machine during thermal down events without reimplementing the logic.
* Updated scan-ipmitool to only record temperature data for data collected locally. Also renamed 'machine' variables and hash keys to 'host_name' to clarify what is being stored.
* Updated scancore to clear the 'system::stop_reason' variable.
* Added missing packages to striker-manage-install-target.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
# We'll need the UPS data
$ anvil - > Database - > get_upses ( { debug = > $ debug } ) ;
my $ power_health = 0 ;
my $ shortest_time_on_batteries = 99999 ;
my $ highest_charge_percentage = 0 ;
my $ estimated_hold_up_time = 0 ;
* Created Convert->fence_ipmilan_to_ipmitool() that takes a 'fence_ipmilan' call and converts it into a direct 'ipmitool' call.
* Created Database->get_power() that loads data from the special 'power' table.
* Fixed a bug in calls to Network->ping() where some weren't formatted properly for receiving two string variables.
* Updated Database->get_anvils() to record the machine types when recording host information.
* Updated Database->get_hosts_info() to also load the 'host_ipmi' column.
* Updated Database->get_upses() to store the link to the 'power' -> 'power_uuid', when available.
* Created ScanCore->call_scan_agents() that does the work of actually calling scan agents, moving the logic out from the scancore daemon.
* Created ScanCore->check_power() that takes a host and the anvil it is in and returns if it's on batteries or not. If it is, the time on batteries and estimate hold-up time is returned. If not, the highest charge percentage is returned.
* Created ScanCore->post_scan_analysis() that is a wrapper for calling the new ->post_scan_analysis_dr(), ->post_scan_analysis_node() and ->post_scan_analysis_striker(). Of which, _dr and _node are still empty, but _striker is complete.
** ->post_scan_analysis_striker() is complete. It now boots a node after a power loss if the UPSes powering it are OK (at least one has mains power, and the main-powered UPS(es) have reached the minimum charge percentage). If it's thermal, IPMI is called and so long as at least one thermal sensor is found and it/they are all OK, it is booted. For now, M2's thermal reboot delay logic hasn't been replicated, as it added a lot of complexity and didn't prove practically useful.
* Created System->collect_ipmi_data() and moved 'scan_ipmitool's ipmitool call and parse into that method. This was done to allow ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_striker() to also call IPMI on a remote machine during thermal down events without reimplementing the logic.
* Updated scan-ipmitool to only record temperature data for data collected locally. Also renamed 'machine' variables and hash keys to 'host_name' to clarify what is being stored.
* Updated scancore to clear the 'system::stop_reason' variable.
* Added missing packages to striker-manage-install-target.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
my $ query = "SELECT manifest_uuid FROM manifests WHERE manifest_name = " . $ anvil - > Database - > quote ( $ anvil_name ) . ";" ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > { query = > $ query } } ) ;
* Created Convert->fence_ipmilan_to_ipmitool() that takes a 'fence_ipmilan' call and converts it into a direct 'ipmitool' call.
* Created Database->get_power() that loads data from the special 'power' table.
* Fixed a bug in calls to Network->ping() where some weren't formatted properly for receiving two string variables.
* Updated Database->get_anvils() to record the machine types when recording host information.
* Updated Database->get_hosts_info() to also load the 'host_ipmi' column.
* Updated Database->get_upses() to store the link to the 'power' -> 'power_uuid', when available.
* Created ScanCore->call_scan_agents() that does the work of actually calling scan agents, moving the logic out from the scancore daemon.
* Created ScanCore->check_power() that takes a host and the anvil it is in and returns if it's on batteries or not. If it is, the time on batteries and estimate hold-up time is returned. If not, the highest charge percentage is returned.
* Created ScanCore->post_scan_analysis() that is a wrapper for calling the new ->post_scan_analysis_dr(), ->post_scan_analysis_node() and ->post_scan_analysis_striker(). Of which, _dr and _node are still empty, but _striker is complete.
** ->post_scan_analysis_striker() is complete. It now boots a node after a power loss if the UPSes powering it are OK (at least one has mains power, and the main-powered UPS(es) have reached the minimum charge percentage). If it's thermal, IPMI is called and so long as at least one thermal sensor is found and it/they are all OK, it is booted. For now, M2's thermal reboot delay logic hasn't been replicated, as it added a lot of complexity and didn't prove practically useful.
* Created System->collect_ipmi_data() and moved 'scan_ipmitool's ipmitool call and parse into that method. This was done to allow ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_striker() to also call IPMI on a remote machine during thermal down events without reimplementing the logic.
* Updated scan-ipmitool to only record temperature data for data collected locally. Also renamed 'machine' variables and hash keys to 'host_name' to clarify what is being stored.
* Updated scancore to clear the 'system::stop_reason' variable.
* Added missing packages to striker-manage-install-target.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
my $ results = $ anvil - > Database - > query ( { query = > $ query , source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ } ) ;
my $ count = @ { $ results } ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > {
* Created Convert->fence_ipmilan_to_ipmitool() that takes a 'fence_ipmilan' call and converts it into a direct 'ipmitool' call.
* Created Database->get_power() that loads data from the special 'power' table.
* Fixed a bug in calls to Network->ping() where some weren't formatted properly for receiving two string variables.
* Updated Database->get_anvils() to record the machine types when recording host information.
* Updated Database->get_hosts_info() to also load the 'host_ipmi' column.
* Updated Database->get_upses() to store the link to the 'power' -> 'power_uuid', when available.
* Created ScanCore->call_scan_agents() that does the work of actually calling scan agents, moving the logic out from the scancore daemon.
* Created ScanCore->check_power() that takes a host and the anvil it is in and returns if it's on batteries or not. If it is, the time on batteries and estimate hold-up time is returned. If not, the highest charge percentage is returned.
* Created ScanCore->post_scan_analysis() that is a wrapper for calling the new ->post_scan_analysis_dr(), ->post_scan_analysis_node() and ->post_scan_analysis_striker(). Of which, _dr and _node are still empty, but _striker is complete.
** ->post_scan_analysis_striker() is complete. It now boots a node after a power loss if the UPSes powering it are OK (at least one has mains power, and the main-powered UPS(es) have reached the minimum charge percentage). If it's thermal, IPMI is called and so long as at least one thermal sensor is found and it/they are all OK, it is booted. For now, M2's thermal reboot delay logic hasn't been replicated, as it added a lot of complexity and didn't prove practically useful.
* Created System->collect_ipmi_data() and moved 'scan_ipmitool's ipmitool call and parse into that method. This was done to allow ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_striker() to also call IPMI on a remote machine during thermal down events without reimplementing the logic.
* Updated scan-ipmitool to only record temperature data for data collected locally. Also renamed 'machine' variables and hash keys to 'host_name' to clarify what is being stored.
* Updated scancore to clear the 'system::stop_reason' variable.
* Added missing packages to striker-manage-install-target.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
results = > $ results ,
count = > $ count ,
} } ) ;
if ( not $ count )
{
# Nothing we can do.
$ anvil - > Log - > entry ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , key = > "log_0569" , variables = > {
anvil_name = > $ anvil_name ,
host_name = > $ host_name ,
} } ) ;
return ( $ power_health , $ shortest_time_on_batteries , $ highest_charge_percentage , $ estimated_hold_up_time )
* Created Convert->fence_ipmilan_to_ipmitool() that takes a 'fence_ipmilan' call and converts it into a direct 'ipmitool' call.
* Created Database->get_power() that loads data from the special 'power' table.
* Fixed a bug in calls to Network->ping() where some weren't formatted properly for receiving two string variables.
* Updated Database->get_anvils() to record the machine types when recording host information.
* Updated Database->get_hosts_info() to also load the 'host_ipmi' column.
* Updated Database->get_upses() to store the link to the 'power' -> 'power_uuid', when available.
* Created ScanCore->call_scan_agents() that does the work of actually calling scan agents, moving the logic out from the scancore daemon.
* Created ScanCore->check_power() that takes a host and the anvil it is in and returns if it's on batteries or not. If it is, the time on batteries and estimate hold-up time is returned. If not, the highest charge percentage is returned.
* Created ScanCore->post_scan_analysis() that is a wrapper for calling the new ->post_scan_analysis_dr(), ->post_scan_analysis_node() and ->post_scan_analysis_striker(). Of which, _dr and _node are still empty, but _striker is complete.
** ->post_scan_analysis_striker() is complete. It now boots a node after a power loss if the UPSes powering it are OK (at least one has mains power, and the main-powered UPS(es) have reached the minimum charge percentage). If it's thermal, IPMI is called and so long as at least one thermal sensor is found and it/they are all OK, it is booted. For now, M2's thermal reboot delay logic hasn't been replicated, as it added a lot of complexity and didn't prove practically useful.
* Created System->collect_ipmi_data() and moved 'scan_ipmitool's ipmitool call and parse into that method. This was done to allow ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_striker() to also call IPMI on a remote machine during thermal down events without reimplementing the logic.
* Updated scan-ipmitool to only record temperature data for data collected locally. Also renamed 'machine' variables and hash keys to 'host_name' to clarify what is being stored.
* Updated scancore to clear the 'system::stop_reason' variable.
* Added missing packages to striker-manage-install-target.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
}
my $ manifest_uuid = $ results - > [ 0 ] - > [ 0 ] ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > { manifest_uuid = > $ manifest_uuid } } ) ;
* Created Convert->fence_ipmilan_to_ipmitool() that takes a 'fence_ipmilan' call and converts it into a direct 'ipmitool' call.
* Created Database->get_power() that loads data from the special 'power' table.
* Fixed a bug in calls to Network->ping() where some weren't formatted properly for receiving two string variables.
* Updated Database->get_anvils() to record the machine types when recording host information.
* Updated Database->get_hosts_info() to also load the 'host_ipmi' column.
* Updated Database->get_upses() to store the link to the 'power' -> 'power_uuid', when available.
* Created ScanCore->call_scan_agents() that does the work of actually calling scan agents, moving the logic out from the scancore daemon.
* Created ScanCore->check_power() that takes a host and the anvil it is in and returns if it's on batteries or not. If it is, the time on batteries and estimate hold-up time is returned. If not, the highest charge percentage is returned.
* Created ScanCore->post_scan_analysis() that is a wrapper for calling the new ->post_scan_analysis_dr(), ->post_scan_analysis_node() and ->post_scan_analysis_striker(). Of which, _dr and _node are still empty, but _striker is complete.
** ->post_scan_analysis_striker() is complete. It now boots a node after a power loss if the UPSes powering it are OK (at least one has mains power, and the main-powered UPS(es) have reached the minimum charge percentage). If it's thermal, IPMI is called and so long as at least one thermal sensor is found and it/they are all OK, it is booted. For now, M2's thermal reboot delay logic hasn't been replicated, as it added a lot of complexity and didn't prove practically useful.
* Created System->collect_ipmi_data() and moved 'scan_ipmitool's ipmitool call and parse into that method. This was done to allow ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_striker() to also call IPMI on a remote machine during thermal down events without reimplementing the logic.
* Updated scan-ipmitool to only record temperature data for data collected locally. Also renamed 'machine' variables and hash keys to 'host_name' to clarify what is being stored.
* Updated scancore to clear the 'system::stop_reason' variable.
* Added missing packages to striker-manage-install-target.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
# Try to parse the manifest now.
if ( not exists $ anvil - > data - > { manifests } { manifest_uuid } { $ manifest_uuid } )
{
my $ problem = $ anvil - > Striker - > load_manifest ( {
debug = > $ debug ,
manifest_uuid = > $ manifest_uuid ,
} ) ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > { problem = > $ problem } } ) ;
* Created Convert->fence_ipmilan_to_ipmitool() that takes a 'fence_ipmilan' call and converts it into a direct 'ipmitool' call.
* Created Database->get_power() that loads data from the special 'power' table.
* Fixed a bug in calls to Network->ping() where some weren't formatted properly for receiving two string variables.
* Updated Database->get_anvils() to record the machine types when recording host information.
* Updated Database->get_hosts_info() to also load the 'host_ipmi' column.
* Updated Database->get_upses() to store the link to the 'power' -> 'power_uuid', when available.
* Created ScanCore->call_scan_agents() that does the work of actually calling scan agents, moving the logic out from the scancore daemon.
* Created ScanCore->check_power() that takes a host and the anvil it is in and returns if it's on batteries or not. If it is, the time on batteries and estimate hold-up time is returned. If not, the highest charge percentage is returned.
* Created ScanCore->post_scan_analysis() that is a wrapper for calling the new ->post_scan_analysis_dr(), ->post_scan_analysis_node() and ->post_scan_analysis_striker(). Of which, _dr and _node are still empty, but _striker is complete.
** ->post_scan_analysis_striker() is complete. It now boots a node after a power loss if the UPSes powering it are OK (at least one has mains power, and the main-powered UPS(es) have reached the minimum charge percentage). If it's thermal, IPMI is called and so long as at least one thermal sensor is found and it/they are all OK, it is booted. For now, M2's thermal reboot delay logic hasn't been replicated, as it added a lot of complexity and didn't prove practically useful.
* Created System->collect_ipmi_data() and moved 'scan_ipmitool's ipmitool call and parse into that method. This was done to allow ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_striker() to also call IPMI on a remote machine during thermal down events without reimplementing the logic.
* Updated scan-ipmitool to only record temperature data for data collected locally. Also renamed 'machine' variables and hash keys to 'host_name' to clarify what is being stored.
* Updated scancore to clear the 'system::stop_reason' variable.
* Added missing packages to striker-manage-install-target.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
if ( $ problem )
{
$ anvil - > Log - > entry ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , key = > "log_0569" , variables = > {
manifest_uuid = > $ manifest_uuid ,
anvil_name = > $ anvil_name ,
host_name = > $ host_name ,
} } ) ;
return ( $ power_health , $ shortest_time_on_batteries , $ highest_charge_percentage , $ estimated_hold_up_time )
* Created Convert->fence_ipmilan_to_ipmitool() that takes a 'fence_ipmilan' call and converts it into a direct 'ipmitool' call.
* Created Database->get_power() that loads data from the special 'power' table.
* Fixed a bug in calls to Network->ping() where some weren't formatted properly for receiving two string variables.
* Updated Database->get_anvils() to record the machine types when recording host information.
* Updated Database->get_hosts_info() to also load the 'host_ipmi' column.
* Updated Database->get_upses() to store the link to the 'power' -> 'power_uuid', when available.
* Created ScanCore->call_scan_agents() that does the work of actually calling scan agents, moving the logic out from the scancore daemon.
* Created ScanCore->check_power() that takes a host and the anvil it is in and returns if it's on batteries or not. If it is, the time on batteries and estimate hold-up time is returned. If not, the highest charge percentage is returned.
* Created ScanCore->post_scan_analysis() that is a wrapper for calling the new ->post_scan_analysis_dr(), ->post_scan_analysis_node() and ->post_scan_analysis_striker(). Of which, _dr and _node are still empty, but _striker is complete.
** ->post_scan_analysis_striker() is complete. It now boots a node after a power loss if the UPSes powering it are OK (at least one has mains power, and the main-powered UPS(es) have reached the minimum charge percentage). If it's thermal, IPMI is called and so long as at least one thermal sensor is found and it/they are all OK, it is booted. For now, M2's thermal reboot delay logic hasn't been replicated, as it added a lot of complexity and didn't prove practically useful.
* Created System->collect_ipmi_data() and moved 'scan_ipmitool's ipmitool call and parse into that method. This was done to allow ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_striker() to also call IPMI on a remote machine during thermal down events without reimplementing the logic.
* Updated scan-ipmitool to only record temperature data for data collected locally. Also renamed 'machine' variables and hash keys to 'host_name' to clarify what is being stored.
* Updated scancore to clear the 'system::stop_reason' variable.
* Added missing packages to striker-manage-install-target.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
}
}
# If we're here, we can now look for the PDUs powering this host.
my $ ups_count = 0 ;
my $ ups_with_mains_found = 0 ;
foreach my $ machine_type ( sort { $ a cmp $ b } keys % { $ anvil - > data - > { manifests } { manifest_uuid } { $ manifest_uuid } { parsed } { machine } } )
{
my $ machine_name = $ anvil - > data - > { manifests } { manifest_uuid } { $ manifest_uuid } { parsed } { machine } { $ machine_type } { name } ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > {
* Created Convert->fence_ipmilan_to_ipmitool() that takes a 'fence_ipmilan' call and converts it into a direct 'ipmitool' call.
* Created Database->get_power() that loads data from the special 'power' table.
* Fixed a bug in calls to Network->ping() where some weren't formatted properly for receiving two string variables.
* Updated Database->get_anvils() to record the machine types when recording host information.
* Updated Database->get_hosts_info() to also load the 'host_ipmi' column.
* Updated Database->get_upses() to store the link to the 'power' -> 'power_uuid', when available.
* Created ScanCore->call_scan_agents() that does the work of actually calling scan agents, moving the logic out from the scancore daemon.
* Created ScanCore->check_power() that takes a host and the anvil it is in and returns if it's on batteries or not. If it is, the time on batteries and estimate hold-up time is returned. If not, the highest charge percentage is returned.
* Created ScanCore->post_scan_analysis() that is a wrapper for calling the new ->post_scan_analysis_dr(), ->post_scan_analysis_node() and ->post_scan_analysis_striker(). Of which, _dr and _node are still empty, but _striker is complete.
** ->post_scan_analysis_striker() is complete. It now boots a node after a power loss if the UPSes powering it are OK (at least one has mains power, and the main-powered UPS(es) have reached the minimum charge percentage). If it's thermal, IPMI is called and so long as at least one thermal sensor is found and it/they are all OK, it is booted. For now, M2's thermal reboot delay logic hasn't been replicated, as it added a lot of complexity and didn't prove practically useful.
* Created System->collect_ipmi_data() and moved 'scan_ipmitool's ipmitool call and parse into that method. This was done to allow ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_striker() to also call IPMI on a remote machine during thermal down events without reimplementing the logic.
* Updated scan-ipmitool to only record temperature data for data collected locally. Also renamed 'machine' variables and hash keys to 'host_name' to clarify what is being stored.
* Updated scancore to clear the 'system::stop_reason' variable.
* Added missing packages to striker-manage-install-target.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
machine_type = > $ machine_type ,
machine_name = > $ machine_name ,
} } ) ;
next if $ host_name !~ /$machine_name/ ;
foreach my $ ups_name ( sort { $ a cmp $ b } keys % { $ anvil - > data - > { manifests } { manifest_uuid } { $ manifest_uuid } { parsed } { machine } { $ machine_type } { ups } } )
{
my $ ups_uuid = $ anvil - > data - > { upses } { ups_name } { $ ups_name } { ups_uuid } ;
my $ ups_used = $ anvil - > data - > { manifests } { manifest_uuid } { $ manifest_uuid } { parsed } { machine } { $ machine_type } { ups } { $ ups_name } { used } ;
my $ power_uuid = $ anvil - > data - > { upses } { ups_name } { $ ups_name } { power_uuid } ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > {
* Created Convert->fence_ipmilan_to_ipmitool() that takes a 'fence_ipmilan' call and converts it into a direct 'ipmitool' call.
* Created Database->get_power() that loads data from the special 'power' table.
* Fixed a bug in calls to Network->ping() where some weren't formatted properly for receiving two string variables.
* Updated Database->get_anvils() to record the machine types when recording host information.
* Updated Database->get_hosts_info() to also load the 'host_ipmi' column.
* Updated Database->get_upses() to store the link to the 'power' -> 'power_uuid', when available.
* Created ScanCore->call_scan_agents() that does the work of actually calling scan agents, moving the logic out from the scancore daemon.
* Created ScanCore->check_power() that takes a host and the anvil it is in and returns if it's on batteries or not. If it is, the time on batteries and estimate hold-up time is returned. If not, the highest charge percentage is returned.
* Created ScanCore->post_scan_analysis() that is a wrapper for calling the new ->post_scan_analysis_dr(), ->post_scan_analysis_node() and ->post_scan_analysis_striker(). Of which, _dr and _node are still empty, but _striker is complete.
** ->post_scan_analysis_striker() is complete. It now boots a node after a power loss if the UPSes powering it are OK (at least one has mains power, and the main-powered UPS(es) have reached the minimum charge percentage). If it's thermal, IPMI is called and so long as at least one thermal sensor is found and it/they are all OK, it is booted. For now, M2's thermal reboot delay logic hasn't been replicated, as it added a lot of complexity and didn't prove practically useful.
* Created System->collect_ipmi_data() and moved 'scan_ipmitool's ipmitool call and parse into that method. This was done to allow ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_striker() to also call IPMI on a remote machine during thermal down events without reimplementing the logic.
* Updated scan-ipmitool to only record temperature data for data collected locally. Also renamed 'machine' variables and hash keys to 'host_name' to clarify what is being stored.
* Updated scancore to clear the 'system::stop_reason' variable.
* Added missing packages to striker-manage-install-target.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
ups_name = > $ ups_name ,
ups_uuid = > $ ups_uuid ,
power_uuid = > $ power_uuid ,
} } ) ;
if ( ( $ ups_used ) && ( $ power_uuid ) )
{
### TODO: The power 'modified_time' is in unixtime. So we can see when the
### UPS was last scanned. Later, we should think about how valid we
### consider data over a certain age.
# What state is the UPS in?
$ ups_count + + ;
my $ power_on_battery = $ anvil - > data - > { power } { power_uuid } { $ power_uuid } { power_on_battery } ;
my $ power_seconds_left = $ anvil - > data - > { power } { power_uuid } { $ power_uuid } { power_seconds_left } ;
my $ power_charge_percentage = $ anvil - > data - > { power } { power_uuid } { $ power_uuid } { power_charge_percentage } ;
my $ modified_date_unix = $ anvil - > data - > { power } { power_uuid } { $ power_uuid } { modified_date_unix } ;
my $ time_now = time ;
my $ last_updated = $ time_now - $ modified_date_unix ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > {
* Created Convert->fence_ipmilan_to_ipmitool() that takes a 'fence_ipmilan' call and converts it into a direct 'ipmitool' call.
* Created Database->get_power() that loads data from the special 'power' table.
* Fixed a bug in calls to Network->ping() where some weren't formatted properly for receiving two string variables.
* Updated Database->get_anvils() to record the machine types when recording host information.
* Updated Database->get_hosts_info() to also load the 'host_ipmi' column.
* Updated Database->get_upses() to store the link to the 'power' -> 'power_uuid', when available.
* Created ScanCore->call_scan_agents() that does the work of actually calling scan agents, moving the logic out from the scancore daemon.
* Created ScanCore->check_power() that takes a host and the anvil it is in and returns if it's on batteries or not. If it is, the time on batteries and estimate hold-up time is returned. If not, the highest charge percentage is returned.
* Created ScanCore->post_scan_analysis() that is a wrapper for calling the new ->post_scan_analysis_dr(), ->post_scan_analysis_node() and ->post_scan_analysis_striker(). Of which, _dr and _node are still empty, but _striker is complete.
** ->post_scan_analysis_striker() is complete. It now boots a node after a power loss if the UPSes powering it are OK (at least one has mains power, and the main-powered UPS(es) have reached the minimum charge percentage). If it's thermal, IPMI is called and so long as at least one thermal sensor is found and it/they are all OK, it is booted. For now, M2's thermal reboot delay logic hasn't been replicated, as it added a lot of complexity and didn't prove practically useful.
* Created System->collect_ipmi_data() and moved 'scan_ipmitool's ipmitool call and parse into that method. This was done to allow ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_striker() to also call IPMI on a remote machine during thermal down events without reimplementing the logic.
* Updated scan-ipmitool to only record temperature data for data collected locally. Also renamed 'machine' variables and hash keys to 'host_name' to clarify what is being stored.
* Updated scancore to clear the 'system::stop_reason' variable.
* Added missing packages to striker-manage-install-target.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
ups_count = > $ ups_count ,
power_on_battery = > $ power_on_battery ,
power_seconds_left = > $ power_seconds_left . " (" . $ anvil - > Convert - > time ( { 'time' = > $ power_seconds_left , long = > 1 , translate = > 1 } ) . ")" ,
power_charge_percentage = > $ power_charge_percentage . "%" ,
modified_date_unix = > $ modified_date_unix ,
time_now = > $ time_now ,
last_updated = > $ last_updated . " (" . $ anvil - > Convert - > time ( { 'time' = > $ last_updated , long = > 1 , translate = > 1 } ) . ")" ,
} } ) ;
if ( $ power_charge_percentage > $ highest_charge_percentage )
{
$ highest_charge_percentage = $ power_charge_percentage ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > { highest_charge_percentage = > $ highest_charge_percentage } } ) ;
}
* Created Convert->fence_ipmilan_to_ipmitool() that takes a 'fence_ipmilan' call and converts it into a direct 'ipmitool' call.
* Created Database->get_power() that loads data from the special 'power' table.
* Fixed a bug in calls to Network->ping() where some weren't formatted properly for receiving two string variables.
* Updated Database->get_anvils() to record the machine types when recording host information.
* Updated Database->get_hosts_info() to also load the 'host_ipmi' column.
* Updated Database->get_upses() to store the link to the 'power' -> 'power_uuid', when available.
* Created ScanCore->call_scan_agents() that does the work of actually calling scan agents, moving the logic out from the scancore daemon.
* Created ScanCore->check_power() that takes a host and the anvil it is in and returns if it's on batteries or not. If it is, the time on batteries and estimate hold-up time is returned. If not, the highest charge percentage is returned.
* Created ScanCore->post_scan_analysis() that is a wrapper for calling the new ->post_scan_analysis_dr(), ->post_scan_analysis_node() and ->post_scan_analysis_striker(). Of which, _dr and _node are still empty, but _striker is complete.
** ->post_scan_analysis_striker() is complete. It now boots a node after a power loss if the UPSes powering it are OK (at least one has mains power, and the main-powered UPS(es) have reached the minimum charge percentage). If it's thermal, IPMI is called and so long as at least one thermal sensor is found and it/they are all OK, it is booted. For now, M2's thermal reboot delay logic hasn't been replicated, as it added a lot of complexity and didn't prove practically useful.
* Created System->collect_ipmi_data() and moved 'scan_ipmitool's ipmitool call and parse into that method. This was done to allow ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_striker() to also call IPMI on a remote machine during thermal down events without reimplementing the logic.
* Updated scan-ipmitool to only record temperature data for data collected locally. Also renamed 'machine' variables and hash keys to 'host_name' to clarify what is being stored.
* Updated scancore to clear the 'system::stop_reason' variable.
* Added missing packages to striker-manage-install-target.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
if ( $ power_on_battery )
{
# We're on battery, so see what the hold up time is.
if ( not $ power_health )
{
# Set this to '2', if another UPS is on mains, it will change it to 1.
$ power_health = 2 ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > { power_health = > $ power_health } } ) ;
* Created Convert->fence_ipmilan_to_ipmitool() that takes a 'fence_ipmilan' call and converts it into a direct 'ipmitool' call.
* Created Database->get_power() that loads data from the special 'power' table.
* Fixed a bug in calls to Network->ping() where some weren't formatted properly for receiving two string variables.
* Updated Database->get_anvils() to record the machine types when recording host information.
* Updated Database->get_hosts_info() to also load the 'host_ipmi' column.
* Updated Database->get_upses() to store the link to the 'power' -> 'power_uuid', when available.
* Created ScanCore->call_scan_agents() that does the work of actually calling scan agents, moving the logic out from the scancore daemon.
* Created ScanCore->check_power() that takes a host and the anvil it is in and returns if it's on batteries or not. If it is, the time on batteries and estimate hold-up time is returned. If not, the highest charge percentage is returned.
* Created ScanCore->post_scan_analysis() that is a wrapper for calling the new ->post_scan_analysis_dr(), ->post_scan_analysis_node() and ->post_scan_analysis_striker(). Of which, _dr and _node are still empty, but _striker is complete.
** ->post_scan_analysis_striker() is complete. It now boots a node after a power loss if the UPSes powering it are OK (at least one has mains power, and the main-powered UPS(es) have reached the minimum charge percentage). If it's thermal, IPMI is called and so long as at least one thermal sensor is found and it/they are all OK, it is booted. For now, M2's thermal reboot delay logic hasn't been replicated, as it added a lot of complexity and didn't prove practically useful.
* Created System->collect_ipmi_data() and moved 'scan_ipmitool's ipmitool call and parse into that method. This was done to allow ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_striker() to also call IPMI on a remote machine during thermal down events without reimplementing the logic.
* Updated scan-ipmitool to only record temperature data for data collected locally. Also renamed 'machine' variables and hash keys to 'host_name' to clarify what is being stored.
* Updated scancore to clear the 'system::stop_reason' variable.
* Added missing packages to striker-manage-install-target.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
}
if ( $ power_seconds_left > $ estimated_hold_up_time )
{
$ estimated_hold_up_time = $ power_seconds_left ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > { estimated_hold_up_time = > $ estimated_hold_up_time } } ) ;
* Created Convert->fence_ipmilan_to_ipmitool() that takes a 'fence_ipmilan' call and converts it into a direct 'ipmitool' call.
* Created Database->get_power() that loads data from the special 'power' table.
* Fixed a bug in calls to Network->ping() where some weren't formatted properly for receiving two string variables.
* Updated Database->get_anvils() to record the machine types when recording host information.
* Updated Database->get_hosts_info() to also load the 'host_ipmi' column.
* Updated Database->get_upses() to store the link to the 'power' -> 'power_uuid', when available.
* Created ScanCore->call_scan_agents() that does the work of actually calling scan agents, moving the logic out from the scancore daemon.
* Created ScanCore->check_power() that takes a host and the anvil it is in and returns if it's on batteries or not. If it is, the time on batteries and estimate hold-up time is returned. If not, the highest charge percentage is returned.
* Created ScanCore->post_scan_analysis() that is a wrapper for calling the new ->post_scan_analysis_dr(), ->post_scan_analysis_node() and ->post_scan_analysis_striker(). Of which, _dr and _node are still empty, but _striker is complete.
** ->post_scan_analysis_striker() is complete. It now boots a node after a power loss if the UPSes powering it are OK (at least one has mains power, and the main-powered UPS(es) have reached the minimum charge percentage). If it's thermal, IPMI is called and so long as at least one thermal sensor is found and it/they are all OK, it is booted. For now, M2's thermal reboot delay logic hasn't been replicated, as it added a lot of complexity and didn't prove practically useful.
* Created System->collect_ipmi_data() and moved 'scan_ipmitool's ipmitool call and parse into that method. This was done to allow ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_striker() to also call IPMI on a remote machine during thermal down events without reimplementing the logic.
* Updated scan-ipmitool to only record temperature data for data collected locally. Also renamed 'machine' variables and hash keys to 'host_name' to clarify what is being stored.
* Updated scancore to clear the 'system::stop_reason' variable.
* Added missing packages to striker-manage-install-target.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
}
# How long has it been on batteries?
my $ query = "
SELECT
round ( extract ( epoch from modified_date ) )
FROM
history . power
WHERE
power_uuid = ".$anvil->Database->quote($power_uuid)."
AND
power_on_battery IS FALSE
ORDER BY
modified_date DESC
LIMIT 1
; " ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > { query = > $ query } } ) ;
* Created Convert->fence_ipmilan_to_ipmitool() that takes a 'fence_ipmilan' call and converts it into a direct 'ipmitool' call.
* Created Database->get_power() that loads data from the special 'power' table.
* Fixed a bug in calls to Network->ping() where some weren't formatted properly for receiving two string variables.
* Updated Database->get_anvils() to record the machine types when recording host information.
* Updated Database->get_hosts_info() to also load the 'host_ipmi' column.
* Updated Database->get_upses() to store the link to the 'power' -> 'power_uuid', when available.
* Created ScanCore->call_scan_agents() that does the work of actually calling scan agents, moving the logic out from the scancore daemon.
* Created ScanCore->check_power() that takes a host and the anvil it is in and returns if it's on batteries or not. If it is, the time on batteries and estimate hold-up time is returned. If not, the highest charge percentage is returned.
* Created ScanCore->post_scan_analysis() that is a wrapper for calling the new ->post_scan_analysis_dr(), ->post_scan_analysis_node() and ->post_scan_analysis_striker(). Of which, _dr and _node are still empty, but _striker is complete.
** ->post_scan_analysis_striker() is complete. It now boots a node after a power loss if the UPSes powering it are OK (at least one has mains power, and the main-powered UPS(es) have reached the minimum charge percentage). If it's thermal, IPMI is called and so long as at least one thermal sensor is found and it/they are all OK, it is booted. For now, M2's thermal reboot delay logic hasn't been replicated, as it added a lot of complexity and didn't prove practically useful.
* Created System->collect_ipmi_data() and moved 'scan_ipmitool's ipmitool call and parse into that method. This was done to allow ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_striker() to also call IPMI on a remote machine during thermal down events without reimplementing the logic.
* Updated scan-ipmitool to only record temperature data for data collected locally. Also renamed 'machine' variables and hash keys to 'host_name' to clarify what is being stored.
* Updated scancore to clear the 'system::stop_reason' variable.
* Added missing packages to striker-manage-install-target.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
my $ results = $ anvil - > Database - > query ( { query = > $ query , source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ } ) ;
my $ count = @ { $ results } ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > {
* Created Convert->fence_ipmilan_to_ipmitool() that takes a 'fence_ipmilan' call and converts it into a direct 'ipmitool' call.
* Created Database->get_power() that loads data from the special 'power' table.
* Fixed a bug in calls to Network->ping() where some weren't formatted properly for receiving two string variables.
* Updated Database->get_anvils() to record the machine types when recording host information.
* Updated Database->get_hosts_info() to also load the 'host_ipmi' column.
* Updated Database->get_upses() to store the link to the 'power' -> 'power_uuid', when available.
* Created ScanCore->call_scan_agents() that does the work of actually calling scan agents, moving the logic out from the scancore daemon.
* Created ScanCore->check_power() that takes a host and the anvil it is in and returns if it's on batteries or not. If it is, the time on batteries and estimate hold-up time is returned. If not, the highest charge percentage is returned.
* Created ScanCore->post_scan_analysis() that is a wrapper for calling the new ->post_scan_analysis_dr(), ->post_scan_analysis_node() and ->post_scan_analysis_striker(). Of which, _dr and _node are still empty, but _striker is complete.
** ->post_scan_analysis_striker() is complete. It now boots a node after a power loss if the UPSes powering it are OK (at least one has mains power, and the main-powered UPS(es) have reached the minimum charge percentage). If it's thermal, IPMI is called and so long as at least one thermal sensor is found and it/they are all OK, it is booted. For now, M2's thermal reboot delay logic hasn't been replicated, as it added a lot of complexity and didn't prove practically useful.
* Created System->collect_ipmi_data() and moved 'scan_ipmitool's ipmitool call and parse into that method. This was done to allow ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_striker() to also call IPMI on a remote machine during thermal down events without reimplementing the logic.
* Updated scan-ipmitool to only record temperature data for data collected locally. Also renamed 'machine' variables and hash keys to 'host_name' to clarify what is being stored.
* Updated scancore to clear the 'system::stop_reason' variable.
* Added missing packages to striker-manage-install-target.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
results = > $ results ,
count = > $ count ,
} } ) ;
if ( not $ count )
{
# The only way this could happen is if we've never seen the UPS on mains...
$ shortest_time_on_batteries = 0 ;
* Created Convert->fence_ipmilan_to_ipmitool() that takes a 'fence_ipmilan' call and converts it into a direct 'ipmitool' call.
* Created Database->get_power() that loads data from the special 'power' table.
* Fixed a bug in calls to Network->ping() where some weren't formatted properly for receiving two string variables.
* Updated Database->get_anvils() to record the machine types when recording host information.
* Updated Database->get_hosts_info() to also load the 'host_ipmi' column.
* Updated Database->get_upses() to store the link to the 'power' -> 'power_uuid', when available.
* Created ScanCore->call_scan_agents() that does the work of actually calling scan agents, moving the logic out from the scancore daemon.
* Created ScanCore->check_power() that takes a host and the anvil it is in and returns if it's on batteries or not. If it is, the time on batteries and estimate hold-up time is returned. If not, the highest charge percentage is returned.
* Created ScanCore->post_scan_analysis() that is a wrapper for calling the new ->post_scan_analysis_dr(), ->post_scan_analysis_node() and ->post_scan_analysis_striker(). Of which, _dr and _node are still empty, but _striker is complete.
** ->post_scan_analysis_striker() is complete. It now boots a node after a power loss if the UPSes powering it are OK (at least one has mains power, and the main-powered UPS(es) have reached the minimum charge percentage). If it's thermal, IPMI is called and so long as at least one thermal sensor is found and it/they are all OK, it is booted. For now, M2's thermal reboot delay logic hasn't been replicated, as it added a lot of complexity and didn't prove practically useful.
* Created System->collect_ipmi_data() and moved 'scan_ipmitool's ipmitool call and parse into that method. This was done to allow ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_striker() to also call IPMI on a remote machine during thermal down events without reimplementing the logic.
* Updated scan-ipmitool to only record temperature data for data collected locally. Also renamed 'machine' variables and hash keys to 'host_name' to clarify what is being stored.
* Updated scancore to clear the 'system::stop_reason' variable.
* Added missing packages to striker-manage-install-target.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
$ anvil - > Log - > entry ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , key = > "log_0571" , variables = > {
power_uuid = > $ power_uuid ,
host_name = > $ host_name ,
} } ) ;
}
else
{
my $ last_on_batteries = $ results - > [ 0 ] - > [ 0 ] ;
my $ time_on_batteries = ( time - $ last_on_batteries ) ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > {
last_on_batteries = > $ last_on_batteries . " (" . $ anvil - > Get - > date_and_time ( { use_time = > $ last_on_batteries } ) . ")" ,
* Created Convert->fence_ipmilan_to_ipmitool() that takes a 'fence_ipmilan' call and converts it into a direct 'ipmitool' call.
* Created Database->get_power() that loads data from the special 'power' table.
* Fixed a bug in calls to Network->ping() where some weren't formatted properly for receiving two string variables.
* Updated Database->get_anvils() to record the machine types when recording host information.
* Updated Database->get_hosts_info() to also load the 'host_ipmi' column.
* Updated Database->get_upses() to store the link to the 'power' -> 'power_uuid', when available.
* Created ScanCore->call_scan_agents() that does the work of actually calling scan agents, moving the logic out from the scancore daemon.
* Created ScanCore->check_power() that takes a host and the anvil it is in and returns if it's on batteries or not. If it is, the time on batteries and estimate hold-up time is returned. If not, the highest charge percentage is returned.
* Created ScanCore->post_scan_analysis() that is a wrapper for calling the new ->post_scan_analysis_dr(), ->post_scan_analysis_node() and ->post_scan_analysis_striker(). Of which, _dr and _node are still empty, but _striker is complete.
** ->post_scan_analysis_striker() is complete. It now boots a node after a power loss if the UPSes powering it are OK (at least one has mains power, and the main-powered UPS(es) have reached the minimum charge percentage). If it's thermal, IPMI is called and so long as at least one thermal sensor is found and it/they are all OK, it is booted. For now, M2's thermal reboot delay logic hasn't been replicated, as it added a lot of complexity and didn't prove practically useful.
* Created System->collect_ipmi_data() and moved 'scan_ipmitool's ipmitool call and parse into that method. This was done to allow ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_striker() to also call IPMI on a remote machine during thermal down events without reimplementing the logic.
* Updated scan-ipmitool to only record temperature data for data collected locally. Also renamed 'machine' variables and hash keys to 'host_name' to clarify what is being stored.
* Updated scancore to clear the 'system::stop_reason' variable.
* Added missing packages to striker-manage-install-target.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
time_on_batteries = > $ time_on_batteries . " (" . $ anvil - > Convert - > time ( { 'time' = > $ time_on_batteries , long = > 1 , translate = > 1 } ) . ")" ,
} } ) ;
if ( $ time_on_batteries < $ shortest_time_on_batteries )
* Created Convert->fence_ipmilan_to_ipmitool() that takes a 'fence_ipmilan' call and converts it into a direct 'ipmitool' call.
* Created Database->get_power() that loads data from the special 'power' table.
* Fixed a bug in calls to Network->ping() where some weren't formatted properly for receiving two string variables.
* Updated Database->get_anvils() to record the machine types when recording host information.
* Updated Database->get_hosts_info() to also load the 'host_ipmi' column.
* Updated Database->get_upses() to store the link to the 'power' -> 'power_uuid', when available.
* Created ScanCore->call_scan_agents() that does the work of actually calling scan agents, moving the logic out from the scancore daemon.
* Created ScanCore->check_power() that takes a host and the anvil it is in and returns if it's on batteries or not. If it is, the time on batteries and estimate hold-up time is returned. If not, the highest charge percentage is returned.
* Created ScanCore->post_scan_analysis() that is a wrapper for calling the new ->post_scan_analysis_dr(), ->post_scan_analysis_node() and ->post_scan_analysis_striker(). Of which, _dr and _node are still empty, but _striker is complete.
** ->post_scan_analysis_striker() is complete. It now boots a node after a power loss if the UPSes powering it are OK (at least one has mains power, and the main-powered UPS(es) have reached the minimum charge percentage). If it's thermal, IPMI is called and so long as at least one thermal sensor is found and it/they are all OK, it is booted. For now, M2's thermal reboot delay logic hasn't been replicated, as it added a lot of complexity and didn't prove practically useful.
* Created System->collect_ipmi_data() and moved 'scan_ipmitool's ipmitool call and parse into that method. This was done to allow ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_striker() to also call IPMI on a remote machine during thermal down events without reimplementing the logic.
* Updated scan-ipmitool to only record temperature data for data collected locally. Also renamed 'machine' variables and hash keys to 'host_name' to clarify what is being stored.
* Updated scancore to clear the 'system::stop_reason' variable.
* Added missing packages to striker-manage-install-target.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
{
$ shortest_time_on_batteries = $ time_on_batteries ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > {
shortest_time_on_batteries = > $ shortest_time_on_batteries . " (" . $ anvil - > Convert - > time ( { 'time' = > $ shortest_time_on_batteries , long = > 1 , translate = > 1 } ) . ")" ,
* Created Convert->fence_ipmilan_to_ipmitool() that takes a 'fence_ipmilan' call and converts it into a direct 'ipmitool' call.
* Created Database->get_power() that loads data from the special 'power' table.
* Fixed a bug in calls to Network->ping() where some weren't formatted properly for receiving two string variables.
* Updated Database->get_anvils() to record the machine types when recording host information.
* Updated Database->get_hosts_info() to also load the 'host_ipmi' column.
* Updated Database->get_upses() to store the link to the 'power' -> 'power_uuid', when available.
* Created ScanCore->call_scan_agents() that does the work of actually calling scan agents, moving the logic out from the scancore daemon.
* Created ScanCore->check_power() that takes a host and the anvil it is in and returns if it's on batteries or not. If it is, the time on batteries and estimate hold-up time is returned. If not, the highest charge percentage is returned.
* Created ScanCore->post_scan_analysis() that is a wrapper for calling the new ->post_scan_analysis_dr(), ->post_scan_analysis_node() and ->post_scan_analysis_striker(). Of which, _dr and _node are still empty, but _striker is complete.
** ->post_scan_analysis_striker() is complete. It now boots a node after a power loss if the UPSes powering it are OK (at least one has mains power, and the main-powered UPS(es) have reached the minimum charge percentage). If it's thermal, IPMI is called and so long as at least one thermal sensor is found and it/they are all OK, it is booted. For now, M2's thermal reboot delay logic hasn't been replicated, as it added a lot of complexity and didn't prove practically useful.
* Created System->collect_ipmi_data() and moved 'scan_ipmitool's ipmitool call and parse into that method. This was done to allow ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_striker() to also call IPMI on a remote machine during thermal down events without reimplementing the logic.
* Updated scan-ipmitool to only record temperature data for data collected locally. Also renamed 'machine' variables and hash keys to 'host_name' to clarify what is being stored.
* Updated scancore to clear the 'system::stop_reason' variable.
* Added missing packages to striker-manage-install-target.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
} } ) ;
}
}
}
else
{
# See how charged up this UPS is.
$ power_health = 1 ;
$ ups_with_mains_found = 1 ;
$ shortest_time_on_batteries = 0 ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > {
ups_with_mains_found = > $ ups_with_mains_found ,
shortest_time_on_batteries = > $ shortest_time_on_batteries ,
* Created Convert->fence_ipmilan_to_ipmitool() that takes a 'fence_ipmilan' call and converts it into a direct 'ipmitool' call.
* Created Database->get_power() that loads data from the special 'power' table.
* Fixed a bug in calls to Network->ping() where some weren't formatted properly for receiving two string variables.
* Updated Database->get_anvils() to record the machine types when recording host information.
* Updated Database->get_hosts_info() to also load the 'host_ipmi' column.
* Updated Database->get_upses() to store the link to the 'power' -> 'power_uuid', when available.
* Created ScanCore->call_scan_agents() that does the work of actually calling scan agents, moving the logic out from the scancore daemon.
* Created ScanCore->check_power() that takes a host and the anvil it is in and returns if it's on batteries or not. If it is, the time on batteries and estimate hold-up time is returned. If not, the highest charge percentage is returned.
* Created ScanCore->post_scan_analysis() that is a wrapper for calling the new ->post_scan_analysis_dr(), ->post_scan_analysis_node() and ->post_scan_analysis_striker(). Of which, _dr and _node are still empty, but _striker is complete.
** ->post_scan_analysis_striker() is complete. It now boots a node after a power loss if the UPSes powering it are OK (at least one has mains power, and the main-powered UPS(es) have reached the minimum charge percentage). If it's thermal, IPMI is called and so long as at least one thermal sensor is found and it/they are all OK, it is booted. For now, M2's thermal reboot delay logic hasn't been replicated, as it added a lot of complexity and didn't prove practically useful.
* Created System->collect_ipmi_data() and moved 'scan_ipmitool's ipmitool call and parse into that method. This was done to allow ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_striker() to also call IPMI on a remote machine during thermal down events without reimplementing the logic.
* Updated scan-ipmitool to only record temperature data for data collected locally. Also renamed 'machine' variables and hash keys to 'host_name' to clarify what is being stored.
* Updated scancore to clear the 'system::stop_reason' variable.
* Added missing packages to striker-manage-install-target.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
} } ) ;
}
}
}
}
if ( not $ ups_count )
* Created Convert->fence_ipmilan_to_ipmitool() that takes a 'fence_ipmilan' call and converts it into a direct 'ipmitool' call.
* Created Database->get_power() that loads data from the special 'power' table.
* Fixed a bug in calls to Network->ping() where some weren't formatted properly for receiving two string variables.
* Updated Database->get_anvils() to record the machine types when recording host information.
* Updated Database->get_hosts_info() to also load the 'host_ipmi' column.
* Updated Database->get_upses() to store the link to the 'power' -> 'power_uuid', when available.
* Created ScanCore->call_scan_agents() that does the work of actually calling scan agents, moving the logic out from the scancore daemon.
* Created ScanCore->check_power() that takes a host and the anvil it is in and returns if it's on batteries or not. If it is, the time on batteries and estimate hold-up time is returned. If not, the highest charge percentage is returned.
* Created ScanCore->post_scan_analysis() that is a wrapper for calling the new ->post_scan_analysis_dr(), ->post_scan_analysis_node() and ->post_scan_analysis_striker(). Of which, _dr and _node are still empty, but _striker is complete.
** ->post_scan_analysis_striker() is complete. It now boots a node after a power loss if the UPSes powering it are OK (at least one has mains power, and the main-powered UPS(es) have reached the minimum charge percentage). If it's thermal, IPMI is called and so long as at least one thermal sensor is found and it/they are all OK, it is booted. For now, M2's thermal reboot delay logic hasn't been replicated, as it added a lot of complexity and didn't prove practically useful.
* Created System->collect_ipmi_data() and moved 'scan_ipmitool's ipmitool call and parse into that method. This was done to allow ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_striker() to also call IPMI on a remote machine during thermal down events without reimplementing the logic.
* Updated scan-ipmitool to only record temperature data for data collected locally. Also renamed 'machine' variables and hash keys to 'host_name' to clarify what is being stored.
* Updated scancore to clear the 'system::stop_reason' variable.
* Added missing packages to striker-manage-install-target.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
{
# No UPSes found.
$ shortest_time_on_batteries = 0 ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > { shortest_time_on_batteries = > $ shortest_time_on_batteries } } ) ;
}
return ( $ power_health , $ shortest_time_on_batteries , $ highest_charge_percentage , $ estimated_hold_up_time ) ;
}
= head2 check_temperature
The core logic is done!!!! Still need to finish end-points for the WebUI to hook into, but the core of M3 is complete! Many, many bugs are expected, of course. :)
* Created DRBD->check_if_syncsource() and ->check_if_synctarget() that return '1' if the target host is currently SyncSource or SyncTarget for any resource, respectively.
* Updated DRBD->update_global_common() to return the unified-format diff if any changes were made to global-common.conf.
* Created ScanCore->check_health() that returns the health score for a host. Created ->count_servers() that returns the number of servers on a host, how much RAM is used by those servers and, if available, the estimated migration time of the servers. Updated ->check_temperature() to set/clear/return the time that a host has been in a warning or critical temperature state.
* Finished ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_node()!!! It certainly has bugs, and much testing is needed, but the logic is all in place! Oh what a slog that was... It should be far more intelligent than M2 though, once flushed out and tested.
* Created Server->active_migrations() that returns '1' if any servers are in a migration on an Anvil! system. Updated ->migrate_virsh() to record how long a migration took in the "server::migration_duration" variable, which is averaged by ScanCore->count_servers() to estimate migration times.
* Updated scan-drbd to check/update the global-common.conf file's config at the end of a scan.
* Updated ScanCore itself to not scan when in maintenance mode. Also updated it to call 'anvil-safe-start' when ScanCore starts, so long as it is within ten minutes of the host booting.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
This pulls in the list of temperatures for the given host and checks to see if they are healthy , in warning or critical . If the host is in a warning or critical state , the how long those states have been active for are also returned . If all is good , those return C << 0 >> .
B << Note >> : This method does NOT check the age of the temperature data . When checking the temperature state on another machine , the caller needs to decide if the data is fresh or stale .
Returned values are ;
1 = Temperature is OK
2 = Temperature is not OK
3 = Temperature is in a warning state ; evaluate load shed
4 = Temperature is critical ; Shut down regardless of peer state
These values are determined this way ;
* If all temperature sensors are nominal , '1' is returned .
* If any temperature sensors warning or critical , '2' is the minimum value returned .
* If the sum of all non - nominal temperature sensor weights are >= 5 , then '3' is returned .
* If the sum of all critical temperatire sensors is >= 5 , then '4' is returned .
B << Note >> : Temperature sensors that are in the "high" state are summed separately from sensors in the "low" state .
Parameters ;
= head3 host_uuid ( Optional , default Get - > host_uuid )
This is the host whose temperature data is being collected . Usually this is the local machine , the peer in an assembled cluster , or a DR host when migrating out of an over - heating DC .
= cut
sub check_temperature
{
my $ self = shift ;
my $ parameter = shift ;
my $ anvil = $ self - > parent ;
my $ debug = defined $ parameter - > { debug } ? $ parameter - > { debug } : 3 ;
$ anvil - > Log - > entry ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , key = > "log_0125" , variables = > { method = > "ScanCore->check_temperature()" } } ) ;
my $ host_uuid = defined $ parameter - > { host_uuid } ? $ parameter - > { host_uuid } : $ anvil - > Get - > host_uuid ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > {
host_uuid = > $ host_uuid ,
} } ) ;
# This will get set to '2' or higher if the temperature is not OK.
my $ temperature_health = 1 ;
The core logic is done!!!! Still need to finish end-points for the WebUI to hook into, but the core of M3 is complete! Many, many bugs are expected, of course. :)
* Created DRBD->check_if_syncsource() and ->check_if_synctarget() that return '1' if the target host is currently SyncSource or SyncTarget for any resource, respectively.
* Updated DRBD->update_global_common() to return the unified-format diff if any changes were made to global-common.conf.
* Created ScanCore->check_health() that returns the health score for a host. Created ->count_servers() that returns the number of servers on a host, how much RAM is used by those servers and, if available, the estimated migration time of the servers. Updated ->check_temperature() to set/clear/return the time that a host has been in a warning or critical temperature state.
* Finished ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_node()!!! It certainly has bugs, and much testing is needed, but the logic is all in place! Oh what a slog that was... It should be far more intelligent than M2 though, once flushed out and tested.
* Created Server->active_migrations() that returns '1' if any servers are in a migration on an Anvil! system. Updated ->migrate_virsh() to record how long a migration took in the "server::migration_duration" variable, which is averaged by ScanCore->count_servers() to estimate migration times.
* Updated scan-drbd to check/update the global-common.conf file's config at the end of a scan.
* Updated ScanCore itself to not scan when in maintenance mode. Also updated it to call 'anvil-safe-start' when ScanCore starts, so long as it is within ten minutes of the host booting.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
my $ warning_age = 0 ;
my $ critical_age = 0 ;
# These will store the temperature scores
$ anvil - > data - > { temperature } { high } { warning } = 0 ;
$ anvil - > data - > { temperature } { high } { critical } = 0 ;
$ anvil - > data - > { temperature } { low } { warning } = 0 ;
$ anvil - > data - > { temperature } { low } { critical } = 0 ;
# Read in all of the temperature entries for this node
my $ query = "
SELECT
temperature_agent_name ,
temperature_sensor_name ,
temperature_state ,
temperature_is ,
temperature_weight
FROM
temperature
WHERE
temperature_host_uuid = ".$anvil->Database->quote($host_uuid)."
; " ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > { query = > $ query } } ) ;
my $ results = $ anvil - > Database - > query ( { query = > $ query , source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ } ) ;
my $ count = @ { $ results } ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > {
results = > $ results ,
count = > $ count ,
} } ) ;
foreach my $ row ( @ { $ results } )
{
my $ temperature_agent_name = $ row - > [ 0 ] ;
my $ temperature_sensor_name = $ row - > [ 1 ] ;
my $ temperature_state = $ row - > [ 2 ] ;
my $ temperature_is = $ row - > [ 3 ] ;
my $ temperature_weight = $ row - > [ 4 ] ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > {
's1:temperature_agent_name' = > $ temperature_agent_name ,
's2:temperature_sensor_name' = > $ temperature_sensor_name ,
's3:temperature_state' = > $ temperature_state ,
's4:temperature_is' = > $ temperature_is ,
's5:temperature_weight' = > $ temperature_weight ,
} } ) ;
# If this is OK, we can ignore it
next if $ temperature_is eq "nominal" ;
# If we're here, a temperature variable is out of spec. Determine how and add the scores.
if ( $ temperature_health )
{
$ temperature_health = 2 ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > { temperature_health = > $ temperature_health } } ) ;
}
# Record the score
if ( $ temperature_state eq "critical" )
{
# Add the weight to the warning and the critical values.
$ anvil - > data - > { temperature } { $ temperature_is } { warning } += $ temperature_weight ? $ temperature_weight : 1 ;
$ anvil - > data - > { temperature } { $ temperature_is } { critical } += $ temperature_weight ? $ temperature_weight : 1 ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > {
"temperature::${temperature_is}::warning" = > $ anvil - > data - > { temperature } { $ temperature_is } { warning } ,
"temperature::${temperature_is}::critical" = > $ anvil - > data - > { temperature } { $ temperature_is } { critical } ,
} } ) ;
}
elsif ( $ temperature_state eq "warning" )
{
# Add the weight to the warning value
$ anvil - > data - > { temperature } { $ temperature_is } { warning } += $ temperature_weight ? $ temperature_weight : 1 ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > {
"temperature::${temperature_is}::warning" = > $ anvil - > data - > { temperature } { $ temperature_is } { warning } ,
} } ) ;
}
}
# If we're not the host, and the temperatures look OK, see how often the target as shut off for
# thermal reasons.
if ( ( $ host_uuid ne $ anvil - > Get - > host_uuid ) && ( $ temperature_health eq "1" ) )
{
# When a node has gone into emergency stop because of an over-temperature event, we want to
# give it time to cool down before we boot it back up.
#
# Likewise, if we rebooted it and it went back down quickly, give it more time before
# starting it back up. We do this by reading in how many times the node went into thermal
# shutdown over the last six hours. The number of returned shut-downs will determine how long
# I wait before booting the node back up.
#
# The default schedule is:
# Reboots | Wait until boot
# --------+-----------------
# 1 | 10m
# 2 | 30m
# 3 | 60m
# 4 | 120m
# >4 | 6h
# --------+-----------------
#
# To determine the number or reboots, do the following query:
my $ last_shutdown = 0 ;
my $ query = "
SELECT
round ( extract ( epoch from modified_date ) )
FROM
history . variables
WHERE
variable_source_uuid = ".$anvil->Database->quote($host_uuid)."
AND
variable_source_table = 'hosts'
AND
variable_name = 'system::stop_reason'
The core logic is done!!!! Still need to finish end-points for the WebUI to hook into, but the core of M3 is complete! Many, many bugs are expected, of course. :)
* Created DRBD->check_if_syncsource() and ->check_if_synctarget() that return '1' if the target host is currently SyncSource or SyncTarget for any resource, respectively.
* Updated DRBD->update_global_common() to return the unified-format diff if any changes were made to global-common.conf.
* Created ScanCore->check_health() that returns the health score for a host. Created ->count_servers() that returns the number of servers on a host, how much RAM is used by those servers and, if available, the estimated migration time of the servers. Updated ->check_temperature() to set/clear/return the time that a host has been in a warning or critical temperature state.
* Finished ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_node()!!! It certainly has bugs, and much testing is needed, but the logic is all in place! Oh what a slog that was... It should be far more intelligent than M2 though, once flushed out and tested.
* Created Server->active_migrations() that returns '1' if any servers are in a migration on an Anvil! system. Updated ->migrate_virsh() to record how long a migration took in the "server::migration_duration" variable, which is averaged by ScanCore->count_servers() to estimate migration times.
* Updated scan-drbd to check/update the global-common.conf file's config at the end of a scan.
* Updated ScanCore itself to not scan when in maintenance mode. Also updated it to call 'anvil-safe-start' when ScanCore starts, so long as it is within ten minutes of the host booting.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
AND
variable_value = 'thermal'
AND
modified_date > ( now ( ) - interval '6h' )
ORDER BY
modified_date ASC
; " ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > { query = > $ query } } ) ;
my $ results = $ anvil - > Database - > query ( { query = > $ query , source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ } ) ;
my $ shutdown_count = @ { $ results } ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > {
results = > $ results ,
shutdown_count = > $ shutdown_count ,
} } ) ;
foreach my $ row ( @ { $ results } )
{
my $ this_shutdown = $ row - > [ 0 ] ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > { this_shutdown = > $ this_shutdown } } ) ;
if ( $ this_shutdown > $ last_shutdown )
{
$ last_shutdown = $ this_shutdown ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > { last_shutdown = > $ last_shutdown } } ) ;
}
}
### TODO: Let this be set by 'variables' table
# Set default delays, if not already set.
if ( ( not exists $ anvil - > data - > { scancore } { thermal_reboot_delay } { more } ) or ( $ anvil - > data - > { scancore } { thermal_reboot_delay } { more } !~ /^\d+$/ ) )
{
$ anvil - > data - > { scancore } { thermal_reboot_delay } { more } = 21600 ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > {
"scancore::thermal_reboot_delay::more" = > $ anvil - > data - > { scancore } { thermal_reboot_delay } { more } ,
} } ) ;
}
if ( ( not exists $ anvil - > data - > { scancore } { thermal_reboot_delay } { '4' } ) or ( $ anvil - > data - > { scancore } { thermal_reboot_delay } { '4' } !~ /^\d+$/ ) )
{
$ anvil - > data - > { scancore } { thermal_reboot_delay } { '4' } = 7200 ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > {
"scancore::thermal_reboot_delay::4" = > $ anvil - > data - > { scancore } { thermal_reboot_delay } { '4' } ,
} } ) ;
}
if ( ( not exists $ anvil - > data - > { scancore } { thermal_reboot_delay } { '3' } ) or ( $ anvil - > data - > { scancore } { thermal_reboot_delay } { '3' } !~ /^\d+$/ ) )
{
$ anvil - > data - > { scancore } { thermal_reboot_delay } { '3' } = 3600 ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > {
"scancore::thermal_reboot_delay::3" = > $ anvil - > data - > { scancore } { thermal_reboot_delay } { '3' } ,
} } ) ;
}
if ( ( not exists $ anvil - > data - > { scancore } { thermal_reboot_delay } { '2' } ) or ( $ anvil - > data - > { scancore } { thermal_reboot_delay } { '2' } !~ /^\d+$/ ) )
{
$ anvil - > data - > { scancore } { thermal_reboot_delay } { '2' } = 1800 ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > {
"scancore::thermal_reboot_delay::2" = > $ anvil - > data - > { scancore } { thermal_reboot_delay } { '2' } ,
} } ) ;
}
if ( ( not exists $ anvil - > data - > { scancore } { thermal_reboot_delay } { '1' } ) or ( $ anvil - > data - > { scancore } { thermal_reboot_delay } { '1' } !~ /^\d+$/ ) )
{
$ anvil - > data - > { scancore } { thermal_reboot_delay } { '1' } = 600 ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > {
"scancore::thermal_reboot_delay::1" = > $ anvil - > data - > { scancore } { thermal_reboot_delay } { '1' } ,
} } ) ;
}
# Now that we know when the host last shut down, and how many times it shut down in the last
# 6 hours, How long should we wait until we mark the temperature as "ok"?
my $ delay = 0 ;
if ( $ shutdown_count > 4 )
{
# 6 hours
$ delay = $ anvil - > data - > { scancore } { thermal_reboot_delay } { more } ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > { delay = > $ delay } } ) ;
}
elsif ( $ shutdown_count == 4 )
{
# 2 hours
$ delay = $ anvil - > data - > { scancore } { thermal_reboot_delay } { '4' } ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > { delay = > $ delay } } ) ;
}
elsif ( $ shutdown_count == 3 )
{
# 1 hour
$ delay = $ anvil - > data - > { scancore } { thermal_reboot_delay } { '3' } ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > { delay = > $ delay } } ) ;
}
elsif ( $ shutdown_count == 2 )
{
# 30 minutes
$ delay = $ anvil - > data - > { scancore } { thermal_reboot_delay } { '2' } ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > { delay = > $ delay } } ) ;
}
elsif ( $ shutdown_count == 1 )
{
# 10 minutes
$ delay = $ anvil - > data - > { scancore } { thermal_reboot_delay } { '1' } ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > { delay = > $ delay } } ) ;
}
else
{
# No delay
$ delay = 0 ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > { delay = > $ delay } } ) ;
}
# Now, see if the last reboot time is more than delay time ago.
if ( $ delay )
{
my $ now_time = time ;
my $ last_shutdown_was = ( $ now_time - $ last_shutdown ) ;
my $ wait_for = $ delay - $ last_shutdown_was ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > {
now_time = > $ now_time ,
last_shutdown_was = > $ last_shutdown_was ,
delay = > $ delay ,
wait_for = > $ wait_for ,
} } ) ;
if ( $ last_shutdown_was < $ delay )
{
# Wait longer.
$ temperature_health = 2 ;
my $ say_wait_for = $ anvil - > Convert - > time ( { debug = > $ debug , 'time' = > $ wait_for } ) ;
my $ host_name = $ anvil - > Database - > get_host_from_uuid ( { debug = > $ debug } ) ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > {
temperature_health = > $ temperature_health ,
say_wait_for = > $ say_wait_for ,
host_name = > $ host_name ,
} } ) ;
# Log that we're waiting because of the shutdown delay being in effect.
$ anvil - > Log - > entry ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , key = > "log_0619" , variables = > {
wait_for = > $ say_wait_for ,
host_name = > $ host_name ,
count = > $ shutdown_count ,
} } ) ;
}
}
* Created Convert->fence_ipmilan_to_ipmitool() that takes a 'fence_ipmilan' call and converts it into a direct 'ipmitool' call.
* Created Database->get_power() that loads data from the special 'power' table.
* Fixed a bug in calls to Network->ping() where some weren't formatted properly for receiving two string variables.
* Updated Database->get_anvils() to record the machine types when recording host information.
* Updated Database->get_hosts_info() to also load the 'host_ipmi' column.
* Updated Database->get_upses() to store the link to the 'power' -> 'power_uuid', when available.
* Created ScanCore->call_scan_agents() that does the work of actually calling scan agents, moving the logic out from the scancore daemon.
* Created ScanCore->check_power() that takes a host and the anvil it is in and returns if it's on batteries or not. If it is, the time on batteries and estimate hold-up time is returned. If not, the highest charge percentage is returned.
* Created ScanCore->post_scan_analysis() that is a wrapper for calling the new ->post_scan_analysis_dr(), ->post_scan_analysis_node() and ->post_scan_analysis_striker(). Of which, _dr and _node are still empty, but _striker is complete.
** ->post_scan_analysis_striker() is complete. It now boots a node after a power loss if the UPSes powering it are OK (at least one has mains power, and the main-powered UPS(es) have reached the minimum charge percentage). If it's thermal, IPMI is called and so long as at least one thermal sensor is found and it/they are all OK, it is booted. For now, M2's thermal reboot delay logic hasn't been replicated, as it added a lot of complexity and didn't prove practically useful.
* Created System->collect_ipmi_data() and moved 'scan_ipmitool's ipmitool call and parse into that method. This was done to allow ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_striker() to also call IPMI on a remote machine during thermal down events without reimplementing the logic.
* Updated scan-ipmitool to only record temperature data for data collected locally. Also renamed 'machine' variables and hash keys to 'host_name' to clarify what is being stored.
* Updated scancore to clear the 'system::stop_reason' variable.
* Added missing packages to striker-manage-install-target.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
}
# If the temperature is not safe, see if it's warning or critical.
The core logic is done!!!! Still need to finish end-points for the WebUI to hook into, but the core of M3 is complete! Many, many bugs are expected, of course. :)
* Created DRBD->check_if_syncsource() and ->check_if_synctarget() that return '1' if the target host is currently SyncSource or SyncTarget for any resource, respectively.
* Updated DRBD->update_global_common() to return the unified-format diff if any changes were made to global-common.conf.
* Created ScanCore->check_health() that returns the health score for a host. Created ->count_servers() that returns the number of servers on a host, how much RAM is used by those servers and, if available, the estimated migration time of the servers. Updated ->check_temperature() to set/clear/return the time that a host has been in a warning or critical temperature state.
* Finished ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_node()!!! It certainly has bugs, and much testing is needed, but the logic is all in place! Oh what a slog that was... It should be far more intelligent than M2 though, once flushed out and tested.
* Created Server->active_migrations() that returns '1' if any servers are in a migration on an Anvil! system. Updated ->migrate_virsh() to record how long a migration took in the "server::migration_duration" variable, which is averaged by ScanCore->count_servers() to estimate migration times.
* Updated scan-drbd to check/update the global-common.conf file's config at the end of a scan.
* Updated ScanCore itself to not scan when in maintenance mode. Also updated it to call 'anvil-safe-start' when ScanCore starts, so long as it is within ten minutes of the host booting.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
# 1 = Temperature is OK
# 2 = Temperature is not OK
# 3 = Temperature is in a warning state; evaluate load shed
# 4 = Temperature is critical; Shut down regardless of peer state
if ( $ temperature_health == 2 )
{
# This doesn't fully separate high scores from low scores, but the chances of enough sensors
# being high while others are low at the same time isn't very realistic.
if ( ( $ anvil - > data - > { temperature } { high } { critical } >= 5 ) or ( $ anvil - > data - > { temperature } { low } { critical } >= 5 ) )
{
# We're critical
$ temperature_health = 4 ;
The core logic is done!!!! Still need to finish end-points for the WebUI to hook into, but the core of M3 is complete! Many, many bugs are expected, of course. :)
* Created DRBD->check_if_syncsource() and ->check_if_synctarget() that return '1' if the target host is currently SyncSource or SyncTarget for any resource, respectively.
* Updated DRBD->update_global_common() to return the unified-format diff if any changes were made to global-common.conf.
* Created ScanCore->check_health() that returns the health score for a host. Created ->count_servers() that returns the number of servers on a host, how much RAM is used by those servers and, if available, the estimated migration time of the servers. Updated ->check_temperature() to set/clear/return the time that a host has been in a warning or critical temperature state.
* Finished ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_node()!!! It certainly has bugs, and much testing is needed, but the logic is all in place! Oh what a slog that was... It should be far more intelligent than M2 though, once flushed out and tested.
* Created Server->active_migrations() that returns '1' if any servers are in a migration on an Anvil! system. Updated ->migrate_virsh() to record how long a migration took in the "server::migration_duration" variable, which is averaged by ScanCore->count_servers() to estimate migration times.
* Updated scan-drbd to check/update the global-common.conf file's config at the end of a scan.
* Updated ScanCore itself to not scan when in maintenance mode. Also updated it to call 'anvil-safe-start' when ScanCore starts, so long as it is within ten minutes of the host booting.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
$ critical_age = $ anvil - > Alert - > check_condition_age ( {
debug = > $ debug ,
name = > "scancore::temperature-critical" ,
host_uuid = > $ host_uuid ,
} ) ;
$ warning_age = $ anvil - > Alert - > check_condition_age ( {
debug = > $ debug ,
name = > "scancore::temperature-warning" ,
host_uuid = > $ host_uuid ,
} ) ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > {
's1:temperature_health' = > $ temperature_health ,
's2:warning_age' = > $ warning_age ,
's3:critical_age' = > $ critical_age ,
} } ) ;
}
The core logic is done!!!! Still need to finish end-points for the WebUI to hook into, but the core of M3 is complete! Many, many bugs are expected, of course. :)
* Created DRBD->check_if_syncsource() and ->check_if_synctarget() that return '1' if the target host is currently SyncSource or SyncTarget for any resource, respectively.
* Updated DRBD->update_global_common() to return the unified-format diff if any changes were made to global-common.conf.
* Created ScanCore->check_health() that returns the health score for a host. Created ->count_servers() that returns the number of servers on a host, how much RAM is used by those servers and, if available, the estimated migration time of the servers. Updated ->check_temperature() to set/clear/return the time that a host has been in a warning or critical temperature state.
* Finished ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_node()!!! It certainly has bugs, and much testing is needed, but the logic is all in place! Oh what a slog that was... It should be far more intelligent than M2 though, once flushed out and tested.
* Created Server->active_migrations() that returns '1' if any servers are in a migration on an Anvil! system. Updated ->migrate_virsh() to record how long a migration took in the "server::migration_duration" variable, which is averaged by ScanCore->count_servers() to estimate migration times.
* Updated scan-drbd to check/update the global-common.conf file's config at the end of a scan.
* Updated ScanCore itself to not scan when in maintenance mode. Also updated it to call 'anvil-safe-start' when ScanCore starts, so long as it is within ten minutes of the host booting.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
elsif ( ( $ anvil - > data - > { temperature } { high } { warning } >= 5 ) or ( $ anvil - > data - > { temperature } { low } { warning } >= 5 ) )
{
# We're in a warning
$ temperature_health = 3 ;
The core logic is done!!!! Still need to finish end-points for the WebUI to hook into, but the core of M3 is complete! Many, many bugs are expected, of course. :)
* Created DRBD->check_if_syncsource() and ->check_if_synctarget() that return '1' if the target host is currently SyncSource or SyncTarget for any resource, respectively.
* Updated DRBD->update_global_common() to return the unified-format diff if any changes were made to global-common.conf.
* Created ScanCore->check_health() that returns the health score for a host. Created ->count_servers() that returns the number of servers on a host, how much RAM is used by those servers and, if available, the estimated migration time of the servers. Updated ->check_temperature() to set/clear/return the time that a host has been in a warning or critical temperature state.
* Finished ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_node()!!! It certainly has bugs, and much testing is needed, but the logic is all in place! Oh what a slog that was... It should be far more intelligent than M2 though, once flushed out and tested.
* Created Server->active_migrations() that returns '1' if any servers are in a migration on an Anvil! system. Updated ->migrate_virsh() to record how long a migration took in the "server::migration_duration" variable, which is averaged by ScanCore->count_servers() to estimate migration times.
* Updated scan-drbd to check/update the global-common.conf file's config at the end of a scan.
* Updated ScanCore itself to not scan when in maintenance mode. Also updated it to call 'anvil-safe-start' when ScanCore starts, so long as it is within ten minutes of the host booting.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
$ warning_age = $ anvil - > Alert - > check_condition_age ( {
debug = > $ debug ,
name = > "scancore::temperature-warning" ,
host_uuid = > $ host_uuid ,
} ) ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > {
's1:temperature_health' = > $ temperature_health ,
's2:warning_age' = > $ warning_age ,
's3:critical_age' = > $ critical_age ,
} } ) ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > { temperature_health = > $ temperature_health } } ) ;
The core logic is done!!!! Still need to finish end-points for the WebUI to hook into, but the core of M3 is complete! Many, many bugs are expected, of course. :)
* Created DRBD->check_if_syncsource() and ->check_if_synctarget() that return '1' if the target host is currently SyncSource or SyncTarget for any resource, respectively.
* Updated DRBD->update_global_common() to return the unified-format diff if any changes were made to global-common.conf.
* Created ScanCore->check_health() that returns the health score for a host. Created ->count_servers() that returns the number of servers on a host, how much RAM is used by those servers and, if available, the estimated migration time of the servers. Updated ->check_temperature() to set/clear/return the time that a host has been in a warning or critical temperature state.
* Finished ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_node()!!! It certainly has bugs, and much testing is needed, but the logic is all in place! Oh what a slog that was... It should be far more intelligent than M2 though, once flushed out and tested.
* Created Server->active_migrations() that returns '1' if any servers are in a migration on an Anvil! system. Updated ->migrate_virsh() to record how long a migration took in the "server::migration_duration" variable, which is averaged by ScanCore->count_servers() to estimate migration times.
* Updated scan-drbd to check/update the global-common.conf file's config at the end of a scan.
* Updated ScanCore itself to not scan when in maintenance mode. Also updated it to call 'anvil-safe-start' when ScanCore starts, so long as it is within ten minutes of the host booting.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
# Clear critical, in case it was set and we're returning to normal
$ anvil - > Alert - > check_condition_age ( {
debug = > $ debug ,
clear = > 1 ,
name = > "scancore::temperature-critical" ,
host_uuid = > $ host_uuid ,
} ) ;
}
else
{
# We're OK, make sure alerts are cleared.
$ anvil - > Alert - > check_condition_age ( {
debug = > $ debug ,
clear = > 1 ,
name = > "scancore::temperature-critical" ,
host_uuid = > $ host_uuid ,
} ) ;
$ anvil - > Alert - > check_condition_age ( {
debug = > $ debug ,
clear = > 1 ,
name = > "scancore::temperature-warning" ,
host_uuid = > $ host_uuid ,
} ) ;
}
}
The core logic is done!!!! Still need to finish end-points for the WebUI to hook into, but the core of M3 is complete! Many, many bugs are expected, of course. :)
* Created DRBD->check_if_syncsource() and ->check_if_synctarget() that return '1' if the target host is currently SyncSource or SyncTarget for any resource, respectively.
* Updated DRBD->update_global_common() to return the unified-format diff if any changes were made to global-common.conf.
* Created ScanCore->check_health() that returns the health score for a host. Created ->count_servers() that returns the number of servers on a host, how much RAM is used by those servers and, if available, the estimated migration time of the servers. Updated ->check_temperature() to set/clear/return the time that a host has been in a warning or critical temperature state.
* Finished ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_node()!!! It certainly has bugs, and much testing is needed, but the logic is all in place! Oh what a slog that was... It should be far more intelligent than M2 though, once flushed out and tested.
* Created Server->active_migrations() that returns '1' if any servers are in a migration on an Anvil! system. Updated ->migrate_virsh() to record how long a migration took in the "server::migration_duration" variable, which is averaged by ScanCore->count_servers() to estimate migration times.
* Updated scan-drbd to check/update the global-common.conf file's config at the end of a scan.
* Updated ScanCore itself to not scan when in maintenance mode. Also updated it to call 'anvil-safe-start' when ScanCore starts, so long as it is within ten minutes of the host booting.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
return ( $ temperature_health , $ warning_age , $ critical_age ) ;
}
= head2 check_temperature_direct
This calls a target ' s IPMI interface to check the temperature sensors that are available . The status is returns as ;
0 = Failed to read temperature sensors / IPMI unavailable
1 = All available temperatures are nominal .
2 = One of more sensors are in warning or critical .
Parameters ;
= head3 host_uuid ( Optional , default Get - > host_uuid ( ) )
This is the host ' s UUID to look at .
= cut
sub check_temperature_direct
{
my $ self = shift ;
my $ parameter = shift ;
my $ anvil = $ self - > parent ;
my $ debug = defined $ parameter - > { debug } ? $ parameter - > { debug } : 3 ;
$ anvil - > Log - > entry ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , key = > "log_0125" , variables = > { method = > "ScanCore->check_temperature_direct()" } } ) ;
my $ host_uuid = defined $ parameter - > { host_uuid } ? $ parameter - > { host_uuid } : $ anvil - > Get - > host_uuid ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > {
host_uuid = > $ host_uuid ,
} } ) ;
# * 0 - Failed to read temperature sensors / IPMI unavailable
# * 1 - All available temperatures are nominal
# * 2 - One of more sensors are in warning or critical.
my $ status = 0 ;
if ( ( not defined $ anvil - > data - > { machine } { host_uuid } { $ host_uuid } { hosts } { host_ipmi } ) or ( not $ anvil - > data - > { machine } { host_uuid } { $ host_uuid } { hosts } { host_ipmi } ) )
{
$ anvil - > Database - > get_hosts_info ( { debug = > $ debug } ) ;
}
my $ host_ipmi = $ anvil - > data - > { machine } { host_uuid } { $ host_uuid } { hosts } { host_ipmi } ;
my $ host_name = $ anvil - > data - > { machine } { host_uuid } { $ host_uuid } { hosts } { host_name } ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > {
host_ipmi = > $ host_ipmi ,
host_name = > $ host_name ,
} } ) ;
my ( $ ipmitool_command , $ ipmi_password ) = $ anvil - > Convert - > fence_ipmilan_to_ipmitool ( {
debug = > 2 ,
fence_ipmilan_command = > $ host_ipmi ,
} ) ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > {
ipmitool_command = > $ ipmitool_command ,
ipmi_password = > $ anvil - > Log - > is_secure ( $ ipmi_password ) ,
} } ) ;
if ( ( not $ ipmitool_command ) or ( $ ipmitool_command eq "!!error!!" ) )
{
# No IPMI tool to call.
$ anvil - > Log - > entry ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > 1 , key = > "log_0573" , variables = > { host_name = > $ host_name } } ) ;
return ( $ status ) ;
}
$ anvil - > System - > collect_ipmi_data ( {
debug = > $ debug ,
host_name = > $ host_name ,
ipmitool_command = > $ ipmitool_command ,
ipmi_password = > $ ipmi_password ,
} ) ;
# Now look for thermal values.
foreach my $ sensor_name ( sort { $ a cmp $ b } keys % { $ anvil - > data - > { ipmi } { $ host_name } { scan_ipmitool_sensor_name } } )
{
my $ current_value = $ anvil - > data - > { ipmi } { $ host_name } { scan_ipmitool_sensor_name } { $ sensor_name } { scan_ipmitool_value_sensor_value } ;
my $ units = $ anvil - > data - > { ipmi } { $ host_name } { scan_ipmitool_sensor_name } { $ sensor_name } { scan_ipmitool_sensor_units } ;
my $ sensor_status = $ anvil - > data - > { ipmi } { $ host_name } { scan_ipmitool_sensor_name } { $ sensor_name } { scan_ipmitool_sensor_status } ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > {
current_value = > $ current_value ,
sensor_name = > $ sensor_name ,
units = > $ units ,
sensor_status = > $ sensor_status ,
} } ) ;
# If this is a temperature, check to see if it is outside its nominal range and, if
# so, record it into a hash for loading into ScanCore's 'temperature' table.
if ( $ units eq "C" )
{
if ( $ sensor_status eq "ok" )
{
# We've found at least one temperature sensor. Set status to '1' if not previously set
$ status = 1 if not $ status ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > { status = > $ status } } ) ;
}
else
{
# Sensor isn't OK yet.
$ status = 2 if not $ status ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > { status = > $ status } } ) ;
}
}
}
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > { status = > $ status } } ) ;
return ( $ status ) ;
}
The core logic is done!!!! Still need to finish end-points for the WebUI to hook into, but the core of M3 is complete! Many, many bugs are expected, of course. :)
* Created DRBD->check_if_syncsource() and ->check_if_synctarget() that return '1' if the target host is currently SyncSource or SyncTarget for any resource, respectively.
* Updated DRBD->update_global_common() to return the unified-format diff if any changes were made to global-common.conf.
* Created ScanCore->check_health() that returns the health score for a host. Created ->count_servers() that returns the number of servers on a host, how much RAM is used by those servers and, if available, the estimated migration time of the servers. Updated ->check_temperature() to set/clear/return the time that a host has been in a warning or critical temperature state.
* Finished ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_node()!!! It certainly has bugs, and much testing is needed, but the logic is all in place! Oh what a slog that was... It should be far more intelligent than M2 though, once flushed out and tested.
* Created Server->active_migrations() that returns '1' if any servers are in a migration on an Anvil! system. Updated ->migrate_virsh() to record how long a migration took in the "server::migration_duration" variable, which is averaged by ScanCore->count_servers() to estimate migration times.
* Updated scan-drbd to check/update the global-common.conf file's config at the end of a scan.
* Updated ScanCore itself to not scan when in maintenance mode. Also updated it to call 'anvil-safe-start' when ScanCore starts, so long as it is within ten minutes of the host booting.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
= head2 count_servers
This returns the number of servers running on a given host , as reported by ScanCore ( specifically , by counting the number of servers running on the host from the C << servers >> table ) . It also counts the total amount of RAM in use by hosted servers .
Lastly , if all servers have at least one record of a past migration , an estimated time to migrate is returned . If any given server has 5 more more historical migrations , only the last five are averaged .
B << Note >> : If any server has no historical migration value , then the migration estimate will return C << - - >> .
B << Note >> : This does not yet count servers that could be migrating to the target host .
my ( $ server_count , $ ram_in_use , $ estimated_migation_time ) = $ anvil - > ScanCore - > count_servers ( { host_uuid = > '4c4c4544-004b-3210-8053-c2c04f303333' } ) ;
Parameters ;
= head3 host_uuid ( Optional , default Get - > host_uuid )
This is the host whose number of servers we ' re counting .
= cut
sub count_servers
{
my $ self = shift ;
my $ parameter = shift ;
my $ anvil = $ self - > parent ;
my $ debug = defined $ parameter - > { debug } ? $ parameter - > { debug } : 3 ;
$ anvil - > Log - > entry ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , key = > "log_0125" , variables = > { method = > "ScanCore->count_servers()" } } ) ;
my $ host_uuid = defined $ parameter - > { host_uuid } ? $ parameter - > { host_uuid } : $ anvil - > Get - > host_uuid ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > {
host_uuid = > $ host_uuid ,
} } ) ;
### TODO: Once we are tracking CPU load, Active RAM in use and migration network bandwitdh, calculate
### a better predicted time.
my $ servers = 0 ;
my $ ram_used = 0 ;
my $ migration_estimate = 0 ;
my $ use_migration_time = 1 ;
my $ query = "
SELECT
server_uuid ,
server_name ,
server_state ,
server_ram_in_use
FROM
servers
WHERE
server_host_uuid = ".$anvil->Database->quote($host_uuid)."
; " ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > { query = > $ query } } ) ;
my $ results = $ anvil - > Database - > query ( { query = > $ query , source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ } ) ;
my $ count = @ { $ results } ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > {
results = > $ results ,
count = > $ count ,
} } ) ;
foreach my $ row ( @ { $ results } )
{
my $ server_uuid = $ row - > [ 0 ] ;
my $ server_name = $ row - > [ 1 ] ;
my $ server_state = $ row - > [ 2 ] ;
my $ server_ram_in_use = $ row - > [ 3 ] ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > {
's1:server_uuid' = > $ server_uuid ,
's2:server_name' = > $ server_name ,
's3:server_state ' = > $ server_state ,
's4:server_ram_in_use' = > $ anvil - > Convert - > add_commas ( { number = > $ server_ram_in_use } ) . " (" . $ anvil - > Convert - > bytes_to_human_readable ( { 'bytes' = > $ server_ram_in_use } ) . ")" ,
} } ) ;
if ( $ server_state ne "shut off" )
{
$ servers + + ;
$ ram_used += $ server_ram_in_use ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > {
servers = > $ servers ,
ram_used = > $ anvil - > Convert - > add_commas ( { number = > $ ram_used } ) . " (" . $ anvil - > Convert - > bytes_to_human_readable ( { 'bytes' = > $ ram_used } ) . ")" ,
} } ) ;
# Average the last five migrations, if we've seen five migrations.
my $ query = "
SELECT
variable_value
FROM
history . variables
WHERE
variable_name = 'server::migration_duration'
AND
variable_source_uuid = ".$anvil->Database->quote($server_uuid)."
AND
variable_source_table = 'servers'
LIMIT 5
; " ;
$ anvil - > Log - > entry ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , key = > "log_0124" , variables = > { query = > $ query } } ) ;
my $ results = $ anvil - > Database - > query ( { query = > $ query , source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ } ) ;
my $ migrations = @ { $ results } ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > {
results = > $ results ,
migrations = > $ migrations ,
} } ) ;
if ( not $ migrations )
{
# We can't use migration time
$ use_migration_time = 0 ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > { use_migration_time = > $ use_migration_time } } ) ;
}
else
{
my $ all_time = 0 ;
foreach my $ row ( @ { $ results } )
{
my $ this_migration_time = $ row - > [ 0 ] ;
$ all_time += $ this_migration_time ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > {
this_migration_time = > $ this_migration_time ,
all_time = > $ all_time ,
} } ) ;
}
my $ average_migration_time = $ anvil - > Convert - > round ( { number = > ( $ all_time / $ migrations ) } ) ;
$ migration_estimate += $ average_migration_time ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > {
average_migration_time = > $ average_migration_time . " (" . $ anvil - > Convert - > time ( { 'time' = > $ average_migration_time } ) . ")" ,
migration_estimate = > $ migration_estimate . " (" . $ anvil - > Convert - > time ( { 'time' = > $ migration_estimate } ) . ")" ,
} } ) ;
}
}
}
if ( not $ use_migration_time )
{
# Wipe out our migration time, one or more servers have no history.
$ migration_estimate = "--" ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > { migration_estimate = > $ migration_estimate } } ) ;
}
return ( $ servers , $ ram_used , $ migration_estimate ) ;
* Created Convert->fence_ipmilan_to_ipmitool() that takes a 'fence_ipmilan' call and converts it into a direct 'ipmitool' call.
* Created Database->get_power() that loads data from the special 'power' table.
* Fixed a bug in calls to Network->ping() where some weren't formatted properly for receiving two string variables.
* Updated Database->get_anvils() to record the machine types when recording host information.
* Updated Database->get_hosts_info() to also load the 'host_ipmi' column.
* Updated Database->get_upses() to store the link to the 'power' -> 'power_uuid', when available.
* Created ScanCore->call_scan_agents() that does the work of actually calling scan agents, moving the logic out from the scancore daemon.
* Created ScanCore->check_power() that takes a host and the anvil it is in and returns if it's on batteries or not. If it is, the time on batteries and estimate hold-up time is returned. If not, the highest charge percentage is returned.
* Created ScanCore->post_scan_analysis() that is a wrapper for calling the new ->post_scan_analysis_dr(), ->post_scan_analysis_node() and ->post_scan_analysis_striker(). Of which, _dr and _node are still empty, but _striker is complete.
** ->post_scan_analysis_striker() is complete. It now boots a node after a power loss if the UPSes powering it are OK (at least one has mains power, and the main-powered UPS(es) have reached the minimum charge percentage). If it's thermal, IPMI is called and so long as at least one thermal sensor is found and it/they are all OK, it is booted. For now, M2's thermal reboot delay logic hasn't been replicated, as it added a lot of complexity and didn't prove practically useful.
* Created System->collect_ipmi_data() and moved 'scan_ipmitool's ipmitool call and parse into that method. This was done to allow ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_striker() to also call IPMI on a remote machine during thermal down events without reimplementing the logic.
* Updated scan-ipmitool to only record temperature data for data collected locally. Also renamed 'machine' variables and hash keys to 'host_name' to clarify what is being stored.
* Updated scancore to clear the 'system::stop_reason' variable.
* Added missing packages to striker-manage-install-target.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
}
* Created Convert->fence_ipmilan_to_ipmitool() that takes a 'fence_ipmilan' call and converts it into a direct 'ipmitool' call.
* Created Database->get_power() that loads data from the special 'power' table.
* Fixed a bug in calls to Network->ping() where some weren't formatted properly for receiving two string variables.
* Updated Database->get_anvils() to record the machine types when recording host information.
* Updated Database->get_hosts_info() to also load the 'host_ipmi' column.
* Updated Database->get_upses() to store the link to the 'power' -> 'power_uuid', when available.
* Created ScanCore->call_scan_agents() that does the work of actually calling scan agents, moving the logic out from the scancore daemon.
* Created ScanCore->check_power() that takes a host and the anvil it is in and returns if it's on batteries or not. If it is, the time on batteries and estimate hold-up time is returned. If not, the highest charge percentage is returned.
* Created ScanCore->post_scan_analysis() that is a wrapper for calling the new ->post_scan_analysis_dr(), ->post_scan_analysis_node() and ->post_scan_analysis_striker(). Of which, _dr and _node are still empty, but _striker is complete.
** ->post_scan_analysis_striker() is complete. It now boots a node after a power loss if the UPSes powering it are OK (at least one has mains power, and the main-powered UPS(es) have reached the minimum charge percentage). If it's thermal, IPMI is called and so long as at least one thermal sensor is found and it/they are all OK, it is booted. For now, M2's thermal reboot delay logic hasn't been replicated, as it added a lot of complexity and didn't prove practically useful.
* Created System->collect_ipmi_data() and moved 'scan_ipmitool's ipmitool call and parse into that method. This was done to allow ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_striker() to also call IPMI on a remote machine during thermal down events without reimplementing the logic.
* Updated scan-ipmitool to only record temperature data for data collected locally. Also renamed 'machine' variables and hash keys to 'host_name' to clarify what is being stored.
* Updated scancore to clear the 'system::stop_reason' variable.
* Added missing packages to striker-manage-install-target.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
= head2 post_scan_analysis
This method contains the logic for the ScanCore "decision engine" . The logic applied depends on the host type .
This method takes no parameters .
= cut
sub post_scan_analysis
{
my $ self = shift ;
my $ parameter = shift ;
my $ anvil = $ self - > parent ;
my $ debug = defined $ parameter - > { debug } ? $ parameter - > { debug } : 3 ;
$ anvil - > Log - > entry ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , key = > "log_0125" , variables = > { method = > "ScanCore->post_scan_analysis()" } } ) ;
my $ host_type = $ anvil - > Get - > host_type ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > { host_type = > $ host_type } } ) ;
if ( $ host_type eq "striker" )
{
$ anvil - > ScanCore - > post_scan_analysis_striker ( { debug = > $ debug } )
}
elsif ( $ host_type eq "node" )
{
$ anvil - > ScanCore - > post_scan_analysis_node ( { debug = > $ debug } )
}
elsif ( $ host_type eq "dr" )
{
$ anvil - > ScanCore - > post_scan_analysis_dr ( { debug = > $ debug } )
}
return ( 0 ) ;
}
= head2 post_scan_analysis_dr
This runs through ScanCore post - scan analysis on DR hosts .
This method takes no parameters ;
= cut
sub post_scan_analysis_dr
{
my $ self = shift ;
my $ parameter = shift ;
my $ anvil = $ self - > parent ;
my $ debug = defined $ parameter - > { debug } ? $ parameter - > { debug } : 3 ;
$ anvil - > Log - > entry ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , key = > "log_0125" , variables = > { method = > "ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_dr()" } } ) ;
return ( 0 ) ;
}
= head2 post_scan_analysis_node
This runs through ScanCore post - scan analysis on Anvil ! nodes .
The core logic is done!!!! Still need to finish end-points for the WebUI to hook into, but the core of M3 is complete! Many, many bugs are expected, of course. :)
* Created DRBD->check_if_syncsource() and ->check_if_synctarget() that return '1' if the target host is currently SyncSource or SyncTarget for any resource, respectively.
* Updated DRBD->update_global_common() to return the unified-format diff if any changes were made to global-common.conf.
* Created ScanCore->check_health() that returns the health score for a host. Created ->count_servers() that returns the number of servers on a host, how much RAM is used by those servers and, if available, the estimated migration time of the servers. Updated ->check_temperature() to set/clear/return the time that a host has been in a warning or critical temperature state.
* Finished ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_node()!!! It certainly has bugs, and much testing is needed, but the logic is all in place! Oh what a slog that was... It should be far more intelligent than M2 though, once flushed out and tested.
* Created Server->active_migrations() that returns '1' if any servers are in a migration on an Anvil! system. Updated ->migrate_virsh() to record how long a migration took in the "server::migration_duration" variable, which is averaged by ScanCore->count_servers() to estimate migration times.
* Updated scan-drbd to check/update the global-common.conf file's config at the end of a scan.
* Updated ScanCore itself to not scan when in maintenance mode. Also updated it to call 'anvil-safe-start' when ScanCore starts, so long as it is within ten minutes of the host booting.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
Logic flow ;
* We ' re not in the cluster
- If we ' re in maintenance mode , do nothing .
- If we ' re not in maintenance mode , and thermal is warning or power is out to our UPSes for 2 + minutes , shut down .
* Peer not available
- Thermal is critical , gracefully shut down .
- Power is strongest UPS below ten minutes and time on batteries is over 2 minutes , graceful shut down
* Peer available
- If one node is healthier than the other ;
- If we ' re sicker , do nothing until we have no servers
- If we ' re healthier , after two minutes , pull
- If health is equal ;
- Both nodes have servers ;
- Determine if one node is SyncSource , if so , it lives .
- Else decide who can be evacuated fastest , in case load shed needed .
- Both nodes on batteries or in warning temp for more than 2 minutes ;
- If we ' re the designated survivor , pull servers .
- If we ' re the sacrifice , wait for the servers to be taken off of us , then shut down .
- Peer has servers , we don ' t
- If thermal warning or both / all UPSes on batter for two minutes + , shut down
- We have servers , peer doesn ' t .
- Keep running
* Created Convert->fence_ipmilan_to_ipmitool() that takes a 'fence_ipmilan' call and converts it into a direct 'ipmitool' call.
* Created Database->get_power() that loads data from the special 'power' table.
* Fixed a bug in calls to Network->ping() where some weren't formatted properly for receiving two string variables.
* Updated Database->get_anvils() to record the machine types when recording host information.
* Updated Database->get_hosts_info() to also load the 'host_ipmi' column.
* Updated Database->get_upses() to store the link to the 'power' -> 'power_uuid', when available.
* Created ScanCore->call_scan_agents() that does the work of actually calling scan agents, moving the logic out from the scancore daemon.
* Created ScanCore->check_power() that takes a host and the anvil it is in and returns if it's on batteries or not. If it is, the time on batteries and estimate hold-up time is returned. If not, the highest charge percentage is returned.
* Created ScanCore->post_scan_analysis() that is a wrapper for calling the new ->post_scan_analysis_dr(), ->post_scan_analysis_node() and ->post_scan_analysis_striker(). Of which, _dr and _node are still empty, but _striker is complete.
** ->post_scan_analysis_striker() is complete. It now boots a node after a power loss if the UPSes powering it are OK (at least one has mains power, and the main-powered UPS(es) have reached the minimum charge percentage). If it's thermal, IPMI is called and so long as at least one thermal sensor is found and it/they are all OK, it is booted. For now, M2's thermal reboot delay logic hasn't been replicated, as it added a lot of complexity and didn't prove practically useful.
* Created System->collect_ipmi_data() and moved 'scan_ipmitool's ipmitool call and parse into that method. This was done to allow ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_striker() to also call IPMI on a remote machine during thermal down events without reimplementing the logic.
* Updated scan-ipmitool to only record temperature data for data collected locally. Also renamed 'machine' variables and hash keys to 'host_name' to clarify what is being stored.
* Updated scancore to clear the 'system::stop_reason' variable.
* Added missing packages to striker-manage-install-target.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
This method takes no parameters ;
= cut
sub post_scan_analysis_node
{
my $ self = shift ;
my $ parameter = shift ;
my $ anvil = $ self - > parent ;
my $ debug = defined $ parameter - > { debug } ? $ parameter - > { debug } : 3 ;
$ anvil - > Log - > entry ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , key = > "log_0125" , variables = > { method = > "ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_node()" } } ) ;
my $ host_name = $ anvil - > Get - > host_name ;
my $ short_host_name = $ anvil - > Get - > short_host_name ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > {
host_name = > $ host_name ,
short_host_name = > $ short_host_name ,
} } ) ;
The core logic is done!!!! Still need to finish end-points for the WebUI to hook into, but the core of M3 is complete! Many, many bugs are expected, of course. :)
* Created DRBD->check_if_syncsource() and ->check_if_synctarget() that return '1' if the target host is currently SyncSource or SyncTarget for any resource, respectively.
* Updated DRBD->update_global_common() to return the unified-format diff if any changes were made to global-common.conf.
* Created ScanCore->check_health() that returns the health score for a host. Created ->count_servers() that returns the number of servers on a host, how much RAM is used by those servers and, if available, the estimated migration time of the servers. Updated ->check_temperature() to set/clear/return the time that a host has been in a warning or critical temperature state.
* Finished ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_node()!!! It certainly has bugs, and much testing is needed, but the logic is all in place! Oh what a slog that was... It should be far more intelligent than M2 though, once flushed out and tested.
* Created Server->active_migrations() that returns '1' if any servers are in a migration on an Anvil! system. Updated ->migrate_virsh() to record how long a migration took in the "server::migration_duration" variable, which is averaged by ScanCore->count_servers() to estimate migration times.
* Updated scan-drbd to check/update the global-common.conf file's config at the end of a scan.
* Updated ScanCore itself to not scan when in maintenance mode. Also updated it to call 'anvil-safe-start' when ScanCore starts, so long as it is within ten minutes of the host booting.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
# If we're in maintenance mode, do nothing.
my $ maintenance_mode = $ anvil - > System - > maintenance_mode ( { debug = > $ debug } ) ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > { maintenance_mode = > $ maintenance_mode } } ) ;
if ( $ maintenance_mode )
{
# Do nothing
return ( 0 ) ;
}
# What is our peer's host UUID?
$ anvil - > Cluster - > get_peers ( { debug = > $ debug } ) ;
my $ peer_is = $ anvil - > data - > { sys } { anvil } { peer_is } ;
my $ peer_host_name = $ anvil - > data - > { sys } { anvil } { $ peer_is } { host_name } ;
my $ peer_host_uuid = $ anvil - > data - > { sys } { anvil } { $ peer_is } { host_uuid } ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > {
's1:peer_is' = > $ peer_is ,
's2:peer_host_name' = > $ peer_host_name ,
's3:peer_host_uuid' = > $ peer_host_uuid ,
} } ) ;
### The higher this number, the sicker a node is.
# Get health data
my $ local_health = $ anvil - > ScanCore - > check_health ( { debug = > $ debug } ) ;
my $ peer_health = $ anvil - > ScanCore - > check_health ( {
debug = > $ debug ,
host_uuid = > $ peer_host_uuid ,
The core logic is done!!!! Still need to finish end-points for the WebUI to hook into, but the core of M3 is complete! Many, many bugs are expected, of course. :)
* Created DRBD->check_if_syncsource() and ->check_if_synctarget() that return '1' if the target host is currently SyncSource or SyncTarget for any resource, respectively.
* Updated DRBD->update_global_common() to return the unified-format diff if any changes were made to global-common.conf.
* Created ScanCore->check_health() that returns the health score for a host. Created ->count_servers() that returns the number of servers on a host, how much RAM is used by those servers and, if available, the estimated migration time of the servers. Updated ->check_temperature() to set/clear/return the time that a host has been in a warning or critical temperature state.
* Finished ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_node()!!! It certainly has bugs, and much testing is needed, but the logic is all in place! Oh what a slog that was... It should be far more intelligent than M2 though, once flushed out and tested.
* Created Server->active_migrations() that returns '1' if any servers are in a migration on an Anvil! system. Updated ->migrate_virsh() to record how long a migration took in the "server::migration_duration" variable, which is averaged by ScanCore->count_servers() to estimate migration times.
* Updated scan-drbd to check/update the global-common.conf file's config at the end of a scan.
* Updated ScanCore itself to not scan when in maintenance mode. Also updated it to call 'anvil-safe-start' when ScanCore starts, so long as it is within ten minutes of the host booting.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
} ) ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > 2 , list = > {
The core logic is done!!!! Still need to finish end-points for the WebUI to hook into, but the core of M3 is complete! Many, many bugs are expected, of course. :)
* Created DRBD->check_if_syncsource() and ->check_if_synctarget() that return '1' if the target host is currently SyncSource or SyncTarget for any resource, respectively.
* Updated DRBD->update_global_common() to return the unified-format diff if any changes were made to global-common.conf.
* Created ScanCore->check_health() that returns the health score for a host. Created ->count_servers() that returns the number of servers on a host, how much RAM is used by those servers and, if available, the estimated migration time of the servers. Updated ->check_temperature() to set/clear/return the time that a host has been in a warning or critical temperature state.
* Finished ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_node()!!! It certainly has bugs, and much testing is needed, but the logic is all in place! Oh what a slog that was... It should be far more intelligent than M2 though, once flushed out and tested.
* Created Server->active_migrations() that returns '1' if any servers are in a migration on an Anvil! system. Updated ->migrate_virsh() to record how long a migration took in the "server::migration_duration" variable, which is averaged by ScanCore->count_servers() to estimate migration times.
* Updated scan-drbd to check/update the global-common.conf file's config at the end of a scan.
* Updated ScanCore itself to not scan when in maintenance mode. Also updated it to call 'anvil-safe-start' when ScanCore starts, so long as it is within ten minutes of the host booting.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
local_health = > $ local_health ,
peer_health = > $ peer_health ,
} } ) ;
### TODO: Let a use set a flag on a single VM where, if set, it's host always is the one that stays
### up in a load-shed condition.
# The power health, the shortest "time on batteries", the highest charge percentage and etimated hold-up time are returned.
#
# Power health values;
The core logic is done!!!! Still need to finish end-points for the WebUI to hook into, but the core of M3 is complete! Many, many bugs are expected, of course. :)
* Created DRBD->check_if_syncsource() and ->check_if_synctarget() that return '1' if the target host is currently SyncSource or SyncTarget for any resource, respectively.
* Updated DRBD->update_global_common() to return the unified-format diff if any changes were made to global-common.conf.
* Created ScanCore->check_health() that returns the health score for a host. Created ->count_servers() that returns the number of servers on a host, how much RAM is used by those servers and, if available, the estimated migration time of the servers. Updated ->check_temperature() to set/clear/return the time that a host has been in a warning or critical temperature state.
* Finished ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_node()!!! It certainly has bugs, and much testing is needed, but the logic is all in place! Oh what a slog that was... It should be far more intelligent than M2 though, once flushed out and tested.
* Created Server->active_migrations() that returns '1' if any servers are in a migration on an Anvil! system. Updated ->migrate_virsh() to record how long a migration took in the "server::migration_duration" variable, which is averaged by ScanCore->count_servers() to estimate migration times.
* Updated scan-drbd to check/update the global-common.conf file's config at the end of a scan.
* Updated ScanCore itself to not scan when in maintenance mode. Also updated it to call 'anvil-safe-start' when ScanCore starts, so long as it is within ten minutes of the host booting.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
# 0 = No UPSes found for the host
# 1 = One or more UPSes found and at least one has input power from mains.
# 2 = One or more UPSes found, all are running on battery.
#
# If the health is '0', all other values will also be '0'.
# If the health is '1', the "time on batteries" and "estimated hold up time" will be '0' and the highest charge percentage will be set.
# If the health is '2', the "time on batteries" will be the number of seconds since the last UPS to lose power was found to be running on batteries, The estimated hold up time of the strongest UPS is also returned in seconds.
# If no UPSes were found, health of '0' is returned (unknown). If If both/all UPSes are
The core logic is done!!!! Still need to finish end-points for the WebUI to hook into, but the core of M3 is complete! Many, many bugs are expected, of course. :)
* Created DRBD->check_if_syncsource() and ->check_if_synctarget() that return '1' if the target host is currently SyncSource or SyncTarget for any resource, respectively.
* Updated DRBD->update_global_common() to return the unified-format diff if any changes were made to global-common.conf.
* Created ScanCore->check_health() that returns the health score for a host. Created ->count_servers() that returns the number of servers on a host, how much RAM is used by those servers and, if available, the estimated migration time of the servers. Updated ->check_temperature() to set/clear/return the time that a host has been in a warning or critical temperature state.
* Finished ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_node()!!! It certainly has bugs, and much testing is needed, but the logic is all in place! Oh what a slog that was... It should be far more intelligent than M2 though, once flushed out and tested.
* Created Server->active_migrations() that returns '1' if any servers are in a migration on an Anvil! system. Updated ->migrate_virsh() to record how long a migration took in the "server::migration_duration" variable, which is averaged by ScanCore->count_servers() to estimate migration times.
* Updated scan-drbd to check/update the global-common.conf file's config at the end of a scan.
* Updated ScanCore itself to not scan when in maintenance mode. Also updated it to call 'anvil-safe-start' when ScanCore starts, so long as it is within ten minutes of the host booting.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
my ( $ local_power_health , $ local_shortest_time_on_batteries , $ local_highest_charge_percentage , $ local_estimated_hold_up_time ) = $ anvil - > ScanCore - > check_power ( { debug = > $ debug } ) ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > {
The core logic is done!!!! Still need to finish end-points for the WebUI to hook into, but the core of M3 is complete! Many, many bugs are expected, of course. :)
* Created DRBD->check_if_syncsource() and ->check_if_synctarget() that return '1' if the target host is currently SyncSource or SyncTarget for any resource, respectively.
* Updated DRBD->update_global_common() to return the unified-format diff if any changes were made to global-common.conf.
* Created ScanCore->check_health() that returns the health score for a host. Created ->count_servers() that returns the number of servers on a host, how much RAM is used by those servers and, if available, the estimated migration time of the servers. Updated ->check_temperature() to set/clear/return the time that a host has been in a warning or critical temperature state.
* Finished ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_node()!!! It certainly has bugs, and much testing is needed, but the logic is all in place! Oh what a slog that was... It should be far more intelligent than M2 though, once flushed out and tested.
* Created Server->active_migrations() that returns '1' if any servers are in a migration on an Anvil! system. Updated ->migrate_virsh() to record how long a migration took in the "server::migration_duration" variable, which is averaged by ScanCore->count_servers() to estimate migration times.
* Updated scan-drbd to check/update the global-common.conf file's config at the end of a scan.
* Updated ScanCore itself to not scan when in maintenance mode. Also updated it to call 'anvil-safe-start' when ScanCore starts, so long as it is within ten minutes of the host booting.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
's1:local_power_health' = > $ local_power_health ,
's2:local_shortest_time_on_batteries' = > $ local_shortest_time_on_batteries ,
's3:local_highest_charge_percentage' = > $ local_highest_charge_percentage ,
's4:local_estimated_hold_up_time' = > $ local_estimated_hold_up_time ,
} } ) ;
my ( $ peer_power_health , $ peer_shortest_time_on_batteries , $ peer_highest_charge_percentage , $ peer_estimated_hold_up_time ) = $ anvil - > ScanCore - > check_power ( {
debug = > $ debug ,
host_uuid = > $ peer_host_uuid ,
} ) ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > {
's1:peer_power_health' = > $ peer_power_health ,
's2:peer_shortest_time_on_batteries' = > $ peer_shortest_time_on_batteries ,
's3:peer_highest_charge_percentage' = > $ peer_highest_charge_percentage ,
's4:peer_estimated_hold_up_time' = > $ peer_estimated_hold_up_time ,
} } ) ;
# Check the temperature status.
The core logic is done!!!! Still need to finish end-points for the WebUI to hook into, but the core of M3 is complete! Many, many bugs are expected, of course. :)
* Created DRBD->check_if_syncsource() and ->check_if_synctarget() that return '1' if the target host is currently SyncSource or SyncTarget for any resource, respectively.
* Updated DRBD->update_global_common() to return the unified-format diff if any changes were made to global-common.conf.
* Created ScanCore->check_health() that returns the health score for a host. Created ->count_servers() that returns the number of servers on a host, how much RAM is used by those servers and, if available, the estimated migration time of the servers. Updated ->check_temperature() to set/clear/return the time that a host has been in a warning or critical temperature state.
* Finished ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_node()!!! It certainly has bugs, and much testing is needed, but the logic is all in place! Oh what a slog that was... It should be far more intelligent than M2 though, once flushed out and tested.
* Created Server->active_migrations() that returns '1' if any servers are in a migration on an Anvil! system. Updated ->migrate_virsh() to record how long a migration took in the "server::migration_duration" variable, which is averaged by ScanCore->count_servers() to estimate migration times.
* Updated scan-drbd to check/update the global-common.conf file's config at the end of a scan.
* Updated ScanCore itself to not scan when in maintenance mode. Also updated it to call 'anvil-safe-start' when ScanCore starts, so long as it is within ten minutes of the host booting.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
# 1 = Temperature is OK
# 2 = Temperature is not OK (at least one sensor is anomolous)
# 3 = Temperature is in a warning state; evaluate load shed
# 4 = Temperature is critical; Shut down regardless of peer state
my ( $ local_temperature_health , $ local_warning_age , $ local_critical_age ) = $ anvil - > ScanCore - > check_temperature ( { debug = > $ debug } ) ;
my ( $ peer_temperature_health , $ peer_warning_age , $ peer_critical_age ) = $ anvil - > ScanCore - > check_temperature ( {
debug = > $ debug ,
host_uuid = > $ peer_host_uuid ,
} ) ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > {
's1:local_temperature_health' = > $ local_temperature_health ,
's2:local_warning_age' = > $ local_warning_age ,
's3:local_critical_age' = > $ local_critical_age ,
's4:peer_temperature_health' = > $ peer_temperature_health ,
's5:peer_warning_age' = > $ peer_warning_age ,
's6:peer_critical_age' = > $ peer_critical_age ,
} } ) ;
The core logic is done!!!! Still need to finish end-points for the WebUI to hook into, but the core of M3 is complete! Many, many bugs are expected, of course. :)
* Created DRBD->check_if_syncsource() and ->check_if_synctarget() that return '1' if the target host is currently SyncSource or SyncTarget for any resource, respectively.
* Updated DRBD->update_global_common() to return the unified-format diff if any changes were made to global-common.conf.
* Created ScanCore->check_health() that returns the health score for a host. Created ->count_servers() that returns the number of servers on a host, how much RAM is used by those servers and, if available, the estimated migration time of the servers. Updated ->check_temperature() to set/clear/return the time that a host has been in a warning or critical temperature state.
* Finished ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_node()!!! It certainly has bugs, and much testing is needed, but the logic is all in place! Oh what a slog that was... It should be far more intelligent than M2 though, once flushed out and tested.
* Created Server->active_migrations() that returns '1' if any servers are in a migration on an Anvil! system. Updated ->migrate_virsh() to record how long a migration took in the "server::migration_duration" variable, which is averaged by ScanCore->count_servers() to estimate migration times.
* Updated scan-drbd to check/update the global-common.conf file's config at the end of a scan.
* Updated ScanCore itself to not scan when in maintenance mode. Also updated it to call 'anvil-safe-start' when ScanCore starts, so long as it is within ten minutes of the host booting.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
my $ pull_servers = 0 ; # Set if we should take servers from our peer.
my $ load_shed = "" ; # Set to 'power' or 'thermal' it one of the nodes should go down, but we don't care which yet.
my $ critical = 0 ; # Set if we have to shut down, even with servers.
my $ power_off = "" ; # Set to 'power' or 'thermal' if we need to shut down. If not critical, will ignore if we have servers.
# If we're still here, at least one issue exists. Any kind of load-shed or preventative live
# migration decision now depends on our peer's state. So see if we're both in the cluster or not.
my $ problem = $ anvil - > Cluster - > parse_cib ( { debug = > $ debug } ) ;
The core logic is done!!!! Still need to finish end-points for the WebUI to hook into, but the core of M3 is complete! Many, many bugs are expected, of course. :)
* Created DRBD->check_if_syncsource() and ->check_if_synctarget() that return '1' if the target host is currently SyncSource or SyncTarget for any resource, respectively.
* Updated DRBD->update_global_common() to return the unified-format diff if any changes were made to global-common.conf.
* Created ScanCore->check_health() that returns the health score for a host. Created ->count_servers() that returns the number of servers on a host, how much RAM is used by those servers and, if available, the estimated migration time of the servers. Updated ->check_temperature() to set/clear/return the time that a host has been in a warning or critical temperature state.
* Finished ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_node()!!! It certainly has bugs, and much testing is needed, but the logic is all in place! Oh what a slog that was... It should be far more intelligent than M2 though, once flushed out and tested.
* Created Server->active_migrations() that returns '1' if any servers are in a migration on an Anvil! system. Updated ->migrate_virsh() to record how long a migration took in the "server::migration_duration" variable, which is averaged by ScanCore->count_servers() to estimate migration times.
* Updated scan-drbd to check/update the global-common.conf file's config at the end of a scan.
* Updated ScanCore itself to not scan when in maintenance mode. Also updated it to call 'anvil-safe-start' when ScanCore starts, so long as it is within ten minutes of the host booting.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > { problem = > $ problem } } ) ;
if ( not $ problem )
{
The core logic is done!!!! Still need to finish end-points for the WebUI to hook into, but the core of M3 is complete! Many, many bugs are expected, of course. :)
* Created DRBD->check_if_syncsource() and ->check_if_synctarget() that return '1' if the target host is currently SyncSource or SyncTarget for any resource, respectively.
* Updated DRBD->update_global_common() to return the unified-format diff if any changes were made to global-common.conf.
* Created ScanCore->check_health() that returns the health score for a host. Created ->count_servers() that returns the number of servers on a host, how much RAM is used by those servers and, if available, the estimated migration time of the servers. Updated ->check_temperature() to set/clear/return the time that a host has been in a warning or critical temperature state.
* Finished ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_node()!!! It certainly has bugs, and much testing is needed, but the logic is all in place! Oh what a slog that was... It should be far more intelligent than M2 though, once flushed out and tested.
* Created Server->active_migrations() that returns '1' if any servers are in a migration on an Anvil! system. Updated ->migrate_virsh() to record how long a migration took in the "server::migration_duration" variable, which is averaged by ScanCore->count_servers() to estimate migration times.
* Updated scan-drbd to check/update the global-common.conf file's config at the end of a scan.
* Updated ScanCore itself to not scan when in maintenance mode. Also updated it to call 'anvil-safe-start' when ScanCore starts, so long as it is within ten minutes of the host booting.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > {
"cib::parsed::local::ready" = > $ anvil - > data - > { cib } { parsed } { 'local' } { ready } ,
"cib::parsed::peer::ready" = > $ anvil - > data - > { cib } { parsed } { peer } { ready } ,
} } ) ;
}
if ( ( $ problem ) or ( not $ anvil - > data - > { cib } { parsed } { 'local' } { ready } ) )
{
# We're not in the cluster. Are any servers running here? If so, wtf and do nothing.
my $ host_name = $ anvil - > Get - > host_name ;
my $ skip = 0 ;
$ anvil - > Server - > find ( { debug = > $ debug } ) ;
foreach my $ server_name ( sort { $ a cmp $ b } keys % { $ anvil - > data - > { server } { location } } )
{
my $ status = $ anvil - > data - > { server } { location } { $ server_name } { status } ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > {
's1:server_name' = > $ server_name ,
's2:status' = > $ status ,
} } ) ;
if ( $ status ne "shut off" )
{
# A server is running here even though we're out of the cluster, so do nothing.
$ skip = 1 ;
$ anvil - > Log - > entry ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > 1 , key = > "warning_0086" , variables = > {
server_name = > $ server_name ,
status = > $ status ,
} } ) ;
}
}
if ( $ skip )
{
return ( 0 ) ;
}
The core logic is done!!!! Still need to finish end-points for the WebUI to hook into, but the core of M3 is complete! Many, many bugs are expected, of course. :)
* Created DRBD->check_if_syncsource() and ->check_if_synctarget() that return '1' if the target host is currently SyncSource or SyncTarget for any resource, respectively.
* Updated DRBD->update_global_common() to return the unified-format diff if any changes were made to global-common.conf.
* Created ScanCore->check_health() that returns the health score for a host. Created ->count_servers() that returns the number of servers on a host, how much RAM is used by those servers and, if available, the estimated migration time of the servers. Updated ->check_temperature() to set/clear/return the time that a host has been in a warning or critical temperature state.
* Finished ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_node()!!! It certainly has bugs, and much testing is needed, but the logic is all in place! Oh what a slog that was... It should be far more intelligent than M2 though, once flushed out and tested.
* Created Server->active_migrations() that returns '1' if any servers are in a migration on an Anvil! system. Updated ->migrate_virsh() to record how long a migration took in the "server::migration_duration" variable, which is averaged by ScanCore->count_servers() to estimate migration times.
* Updated scan-drbd to check/update the global-common.conf file's config at the end of a scan.
* Updated ScanCore itself to not scan when in maintenance mode. Also updated it to call 'anvil-safe-start' when ScanCore starts, so long as it is within ten minutes of the host booting.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
### if we're still here, evaluate shutting down.
# Power?
if ( $ local_power_health eq "2" )
{
The core logic is done!!!! Still need to finish end-points for the WebUI to hook into, but the core of M3 is complete! Many, many bugs are expected, of course. :)
* Created DRBD->check_if_syncsource() and ->check_if_synctarget() that return '1' if the target host is currently SyncSource or SyncTarget for any resource, respectively.
* Updated DRBD->update_global_common() to return the unified-format diff if any changes were made to global-common.conf.
* Created ScanCore->check_health() that returns the health score for a host. Created ->count_servers() that returns the number of servers on a host, how much RAM is used by those servers and, if available, the estimated migration time of the servers. Updated ->check_temperature() to set/clear/return the time that a host has been in a warning or critical temperature state.
* Finished ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_node()!!! It certainly has bugs, and much testing is needed, but the logic is all in place! Oh what a slog that was... It should be far more intelligent than M2 though, once flushed out and tested.
* Created Server->active_migrations() that returns '1' if any servers are in a migration on an Anvil! system. Updated ->migrate_virsh() to record how long a migration took in the "server::migration_duration" variable, which is averaged by ScanCore->count_servers() to estimate migration times.
* Updated scan-drbd to check/update the global-common.conf file's config at the end of a scan.
* Updated ScanCore itself to not scan when in maintenance mode. Also updated it to call 'anvil-safe-start' when ScanCore starts, so long as it is within ten minutes of the host booting.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
my $ variables = {
time_on_batteries = > $ local_shortest_time_on_batteries ,
} ;
if ( $ local_shortest_time_on_batteries > 120 )
{
The core logic is done!!!! Still need to finish end-points for the WebUI to hook into, but the core of M3 is complete! Many, many bugs are expected, of course. :)
* Created DRBD->check_if_syncsource() and ->check_if_synctarget() that return '1' if the target host is currently SyncSource or SyncTarget for any resource, respectively.
* Updated DRBD->update_global_common() to return the unified-format diff if any changes were made to global-common.conf.
* Created ScanCore->check_health() that returns the health score for a host. Created ->count_servers() that returns the number of servers on a host, how much RAM is used by those servers and, if available, the estimated migration time of the servers. Updated ->check_temperature() to set/clear/return the time that a host has been in a warning or critical temperature state.
* Finished ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_node()!!! It certainly has bugs, and much testing is needed, but the logic is all in place! Oh what a slog that was... It should be far more intelligent than M2 though, once flushed out and tested.
* Created Server->active_migrations() that returns '1' if any servers are in a migration on an Anvil! system. Updated ->migrate_virsh() to record how long a migration took in the "server::migration_duration" variable, which is averaged by ScanCore->count_servers() to estimate migration times.
* Updated scan-drbd to check/update the global-common.conf file's config at the end of a scan.
* Updated ScanCore itself to not scan when in maintenance mode. Also updated it to call 'anvil-safe-start' when ScanCore starts, so long as it is within ten minutes of the host booting.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
# Register an alert, set our stop-reason, and power off.
$ anvil - > Log - > entry ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > 0 , key = > "warning_0082" , variables = > $ variables } ) ;
$ anvil - > Alert - > register ( { alert_level = > "warning" , message = > "warning_0082" , set_by = > "ScanCore" , variables = > $ variables } ) ;
$ anvil - > Email - > send_alerts ( ) ;
# Shutdown using 'anvil-safe-stop' and set the reason to 'power'
my $ shell_call = $ anvil - > data - > { path } { exe } { 'anvil-safe-stop' } . " --stop-reason power --power-off" . $ anvil - > Log - > switches ;
The core logic is done!!!! Still need to finish end-points for the WebUI to hook into, but the core of M3 is complete! Many, many bugs are expected, of course. :)
* Created DRBD->check_if_syncsource() and ->check_if_synctarget() that return '1' if the target host is currently SyncSource or SyncTarget for any resource, respectively.
* Updated DRBD->update_global_common() to return the unified-format diff if any changes were made to global-common.conf.
* Created ScanCore->check_health() that returns the health score for a host. Created ->count_servers() that returns the number of servers on a host, how much RAM is used by those servers and, if available, the estimated migration time of the servers. Updated ->check_temperature() to set/clear/return the time that a host has been in a warning or critical temperature state.
* Finished ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_node()!!! It certainly has bugs, and much testing is needed, but the logic is all in place! Oh what a slog that was... It should be far more intelligent than M2 though, once flushed out and tested.
* Created Server->active_migrations() that returns '1' if any servers are in a migration on an Anvil! system. Updated ->migrate_virsh() to record how long a migration took in the "server::migration_duration" variable, which is averaged by ScanCore->count_servers() to estimate migration times.
* Updated scan-drbd to check/update the global-common.conf file's config at the end of a scan.
* Updated ScanCore itself to not scan when in maintenance mode. Also updated it to call 'anvil-safe-start' when ScanCore starts, so long as it is within ten minutes of the host booting.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
$ anvil - > Log - > entry ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , 'print' = > 1 , level = > 1 , key = > "log_0011" , variables = > { shell_call = > $ shell_call } } ) ;
$ anvil - > System - > call ( { shell_call = > $ shell_call } ) ;
# We should never live to this point, but just in case...
return ( 1 ) ;
}
The core logic is done!!!! Still need to finish end-points for the WebUI to hook into, but the core of M3 is complete! Many, many bugs are expected, of course. :)
* Created DRBD->check_if_syncsource() and ->check_if_synctarget() that return '1' if the target host is currently SyncSource or SyncTarget for any resource, respectively.
* Updated DRBD->update_global_common() to return the unified-format diff if any changes were made to global-common.conf.
* Created ScanCore->check_health() that returns the health score for a host. Created ->count_servers() that returns the number of servers on a host, how much RAM is used by those servers and, if available, the estimated migration time of the servers. Updated ->check_temperature() to set/clear/return the time that a host has been in a warning or critical temperature state.
* Finished ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_node()!!! It certainly has bugs, and much testing is needed, but the logic is all in place! Oh what a slog that was... It should be far more intelligent than M2 though, once flushed out and tested.
* Created Server->active_migrations() that returns '1' if any servers are in a migration on an Anvil! system. Updated ->migrate_virsh() to record how long a migration took in the "server::migration_duration" variable, which is averaged by ScanCore->count_servers() to estimate migration times.
* Updated scan-drbd to check/update the global-common.conf file's config at the end of a scan.
* Updated ScanCore itself to not scan when in maintenance mode. Also updated it to call 'anvil-safe-start' when ScanCore starts, so long as it is within ten minutes of the host booting.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
else
{
The core logic is done!!!! Still need to finish end-points for the WebUI to hook into, but the core of M3 is complete! Many, many bugs are expected, of course. :)
* Created DRBD->check_if_syncsource() and ->check_if_synctarget() that return '1' if the target host is currently SyncSource or SyncTarget for any resource, respectively.
* Updated DRBD->update_global_common() to return the unified-format diff if any changes were made to global-common.conf.
* Created ScanCore->check_health() that returns the health score for a host. Created ->count_servers() that returns the number of servers on a host, how much RAM is used by those servers and, if available, the estimated migration time of the servers. Updated ->check_temperature() to set/clear/return the time that a host has been in a warning or critical temperature state.
* Finished ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_node()!!! It certainly has bugs, and much testing is needed, but the logic is all in place! Oh what a slog that was... It should be far more intelligent than M2 though, once flushed out and tested.
* Created Server->active_migrations() that returns '1' if any servers are in a migration on an Anvil! system. Updated ->migrate_virsh() to record how long a migration took in the "server::migration_duration" variable, which is averaged by ScanCore->count_servers() to estimate migration times.
* Updated scan-drbd to check/update the global-common.conf file's config at the end of a scan.
* Updated ScanCore itself to not scan when in maintenance mode. Also updated it to call 'anvil-safe-start' when ScanCore starts, so long as it is within ten minutes of the host booting.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
# Log that we're on batteries but aren't ready to shut down yet.
$ anvil - > Log - > entry ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > 0 , key = > "warning_0089" , variables = > $ variables } ) ;
}
}
The core logic is done!!!! Still need to finish end-points for the WebUI to hook into, but the core of M3 is complete! Many, many bugs are expected, of course. :)
* Created DRBD->check_if_syncsource() and ->check_if_synctarget() that return '1' if the target host is currently SyncSource or SyncTarget for any resource, respectively.
* Updated DRBD->update_global_common() to return the unified-format diff if any changes were made to global-common.conf.
* Created ScanCore->check_health() that returns the health score for a host. Created ->count_servers() that returns the number of servers on a host, how much RAM is used by those servers and, if available, the estimated migration time of the servers. Updated ->check_temperature() to set/clear/return the time that a host has been in a warning or critical temperature state.
* Finished ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_node()!!! It certainly has bugs, and much testing is needed, but the logic is all in place! Oh what a slog that was... It should be far more intelligent than M2 though, once flushed out and tested.
* Created Server->active_migrations() that returns '1' if any servers are in a migration on an Anvil! system. Updated ->migrate_virsh() to record how long a migration took in the "server::migration_duration" variable, which is averaged by ScanCore->count_servers() to estimate migration times.
* Updated scan-drbd to check/update the global-common.conf file's config at the end of a scan.
* Updated ScanCore itself to not scan when in maintenance mode. Also updated it to call 'anvil-safe-start' when ScanCore starts, so long as it is within ten minutes of the host booting.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
# Thermal?
if ( $ local_temperature_health >= 3 )
{
The core logic is done!!!! Still need to finish end-points for the WebUI to hook into, but the core of M3 is complete! Many, many bugs are expected, of course. :)
* Created DRBD->check_if_syncsource() and ->check_if_synctarget() that return '1' if the target host is currently SyncSource or SyncTarget for any resource, respectively.
* Updated DRBD->update_global_common() to return the unified-format diff if any changes were made to global-common.conf.
* Created ScanCore->check_health() that returns the health score for a host. Created ->count_servers() that returns the number of servers on a host, how much RAM is used by those servers and, if available, the estimated migration time of the servers. Updated ->check_temperature() to set/clear/return the time that a host has been in a warning or critical temperature state.
* Finished ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_node()!!! It certainly has bugs, and much testing is needed, but the logic is all in place! Oh what a slog that was... It should be far more intelligent than M2 though, once flushed out and tested.
* Created Server->active_migrations() that returns '1' if any servers are in a migration on an Anvil! system. Updated ->migrate_virsh() to record how long a migration took in the "server::migration_duration" variable, which is averaged by ScanCore->count_servers() to estimate migration times.
* Updated scan-drbd to check/update the global-common.conf file's config at the end of a scan.
* Updated ScanCore itself to not scan when in maintenance mode. Also updated it to call 'anvil-safe-start' when ScanCore starts, so long as it is within ten minutes of the host booting.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
# How long has this been the case?
my $ age = $ anvil - > Alert - > check_condition_age ( {
debug = > $ debug ,
name = > "scancore::temperature-warning" ,
host_uuid = > $ anvil - > Get - > host_uuid ,
} ) ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > { age = > $ age } } ) ;
if ( $ age > 120 )
{
# Register an alert, and power off.
$ anvil - > Log - > entry ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > 0 , key = > "warning_0083" } ) ;
$ anvil - > Alert - > register ( { alert_level = > "warning" , message = > "warning_0083" , set_by = > "ScanCore" } ) ;
$ anvil - > Email - > send_alerts ( ) ;
# Shutdown using 'anvil-safe-stop' and set the reason to 'thermal'
my $ shell_call = $ anvil - > data - > { path } { exe } { 'anvil-safe-stop' } . " --stop-reason thermal --power-off" . $ anvil - > Log - > switches ;
The core logic is done!!!! Still need to finish end-points for the WebUI to hook into, but the core of M3 is complete! Many, many bugs are expected, of course. :)
* Created DRBD->check_if_syncsource() and ->check_if_synctarget() that return '1' if the target host is currently SyncSource or SyncTarget for any resource, respectively.
* Updated DRBD->update_global_common() to return the unified-format diff if any changes were made to global-common.conf.
* Created ScanCore->check_health() that returns the health score for a host. Created ->count_servers() that returns the number of servers on a host, how much RAM is used by those servers and, if available, the estimated migration time of the servers. Updated ->check_temperature() to set/clear/return the time that a host has been in a warning or critical temperature state.
* Finished ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_node()!!! It certainly has bugs, and much testing is needed, but the logic is all in place! Oh what a slog that was... It should be far more intelligent than M2 though, once flushed out and tested.
* Created Server->active_migrations() that returns '1' if any servers are in a migration on an Anvil! system. Updated ->migrate_virsh() to record how long a migration took in the "server::migration_duration" variable, which is averaged by ScanCore->count_servers() to estimate migration times.
* Updated scan-drbd to check/update the global-common.conf file's config at the end of a scan.
* Updated ScanCore itself to not scan when in maintenance mode. Also updated it to call 'anvil-safe-start' when ScanCore starts, so long as it is within ten minutes of the host booting.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
$ anvil - > Log - > entry ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , 'print' = > 1 , level = > 1 , key = > "log_0011" , variables = > { shell_call = > $ shell_call } } ) ;
$ anvil - > System - > call ( { shell_call = > $ shell_call } ) ;
# We should never live to this point, but just in case...
return ( 1 ) ;
}
else
{
# Log that we're anomolous, but haven't been for long enough to shut down yet.
$ anvil - > Log - > entry ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > 0 , key = > "warning_0090" , variables = > { age = > $ age } } ) ;
}
}
The core logic is done!!!! Still need to finish end-points for the WebUI to hook into, but the core of M3 is complete! Many, many bugs are expected, of course. :)
* Created DRBD->check_if_syncsource() and ->check_if_synctarget() that return '1' if the target host is currently SyncSource or SyncTarget for any resource, respectively.
* Updated DRBD->update_global_common() to return the unified-format diff if any changes were made to global-common.conf.
* Created ScanCore->check_health() that returns the health score for a host. Created ->count_servers() that returns the number of servers on a host, how much RAM is used by those servers and, if available, the estimated migration time of the servers. Updated ->check_temperature() to set/clear/return the time that a host has been in a warning or critical temperature state.
* Finished ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_node()!!! It certainly has bugs, and much testing is needed, but the logic is all in place! Oh what a slog that was... It should be far more intelligent than M2 though, once flushed out and tested.
* Created Server->active_migrations() that returns '1' if any servers are in a migration on an Anvil! system. Updated ->migrate_virsh() to record how long a migration took in the "server::migration_duration" variable, which is averaged by ScanCore->count_servers() to estimate migration times.
* Updated scan-drbd to check/update the global-common.conf file's config at the end of a scan.
* Updated ScanCore itself to not scan when in maintenance mode. Also updated it to call 'anvil-safe-start' when ScanCore starts, so long as it is within ten minutes of the host booting.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
}
else
{
# We're in the cluster. Is our peer?
if ( not $ anvil - > data - > { cib } { parsed } { peer } { ready } )
{
The core logic is done!!!! Still need to finish end-points for the WebUI to hook into, but the core of M3 is complete! Many, many bugs are expected, of course. :)
* Created DRBD->check_if_syncsource() and ->check_if_synctarget() that return '1' if the target host is currently SyncSource or SyncTarget for any resource, respectively.
* Updated DRBD->update_global_common() to return the unified-format diff if any changes were made to global-common.conf.
* Created ScanCore->check_health() that returns the health score for a host. Created ->count_servers() that returns the number of servers on a host, how much RAM is used by those servers and, if available, the estimated migration time of the servers. Updated ->check_temperature() to set/clear/return the time that a host has been in a warning or critical temperature state.
* Finished ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_node()!!! It certainly has bugs, and much testing is needed, but the logic is all in place! Oh what a slog that was... It should be far more intelligent than M2 though, once flushed out and tested.
* Created Server->active_migrations() that returns '1' if any servers are in a migration on an Anvil! system. Updated ->migrate_virsh() to record how long a migration took in the "server::migration_duration" variable, which is averaged by ScanCore->count_servers() to estimate migration times.
* Updated scan-drbd to check/update the global-common.conf file's config at the end of a scan.
* Updated ScanCore itself to not scan when in maintenance mode. Also updated it to call 'anvil-safe-start' when ScanCore starts, so long as it is within ten minutes of the host booting.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
### TODO: If we're into warning, turn off any servers marked as non-critical now.
# We're alone. If we're critical, shut down the servers.
if ( $ local_temperature_health eq "4" )
{
# We're going critical, shut down.
$ anvil - > Log - > entry ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > 1 , key = > "warning_0087" } ) ;
$ anvil - > Alert - > register ( { alert_level = > "notice" , message = > "warning_0087" , set_by = > "ScanCore" } ) ;
$ anvil - > Email - > send_alerts ( ) ;
my $ shell_call = $ anvil - > data - > { path } { exe } { 'anvil-safe-stop' } . " --stop-reason thermal --power-off" . $ anvil - > Log - > switches ;
The core logic is done!!!! Still need to finish end-points for the WebUI to hook into, but the core of M3 is complete! Many, many bugs are expected, of course. :)
* Created DRBD->check_if_syncsource() and ->check_if_synctarget() that return '1' if the target host is currently SyncSource or SyncTarget for any resource, respectively.
* Updated DRBD->update_global_common() to return the unified-format diff if any changes were made to global-common.conf.
* Created ScanCore->check_health() that returns the health score for a host. Created ->count_servers() that returns the number of servers on a host, how much RAM is used by those servers and, if available, the estimated migration time of the servers. Updated ->check_temperature() to set/clear/return the time that a host has been in a warning or critical temperature state.
* Finished ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_node()!!! It certainly has bugs, and much testing is needed, but the logic is all in place! Oh what a slog that was... It should be far more intelligent than M2 though, once flushed out and tested.
* Created Server->active_migrations() that returns '1' if any servers are in a migration on an Anvil! system. Updated ->migrate_virsh() to record how long a migration took in the "server::migration_duration" variable, which is averaged by ScanCore->count_servers() to estimate migration times.
* Updated scan-drbd to check/update the global-common.conf file's config at the end of a scan.
* Updated ScanCore itself to not scan when in maintenance mode. Also updated it to call 'anvil-safe-start' when ScanCore starts, so long as it is within ten minutes of the host booting.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
$ anvil - > Log - > entry ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , 'print' = > 1 , level = > 1 , key = > "log_0011" , variables = > { shell_call = > $ shell_call } } ) ;
$ anvil - > System - > call ( { shell_call = > $ shell_call } ) ;
# We should not get to this point, but just in case...
return ( 1 ) ;
}
elsif ( ( $ local_power_health eq "2" ) && ( $ local_shortest_time_on_batteries > 120 ) && ( $ local_estimated_hold_up_time < 600 ) )
{
# We're running on batteries, have been so for 2+ minutes, and we have less
# than ten minutes of power left. Shut down.
$ anvil - > Log - > entry ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > 1 , key = > "warning_0088" } ) ;
$ anvil - > Alert - > register ( { alert_level = > "notice" , message = > "warning_0088" , set_by = > "ScanCore" } ) ;
$ anvil - > Email - > send_alerts ( ) ;
my $ shell_call = $ anvil - > data - > { path } { exe } { 'anvil-safe-stop' } . " --stop-reason power --power-off" . $ anvil - > Log - > switches ;
The core logic is done!!!! Still need to finish end-points for the WebUI to hook into, but the core of M3 is complete! Many, many bugs are expected, of course. :)
* Created DRBD->check_if_syncsource() and ->check_if_synctarget() that return '1' if the target host is currently SyncSource or SyncTarget for any resource, respectively.
* Updated DRBD->update_global_common() to return the unified-format diff if any changes were made to global-common.conf.
* Created ScanCore->check_health() that returns the health score for a host. Created ->count_servers() that returns the number of servers on a host, how much RAM is used by those servers and, if available, the estimated migration time of the servers. Updated ->check_temperature() to set/clear/return the time that a host has been in a warning or critical temperature state.
* Finished ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_node()!!! It certainly has bugs, and much testing is needed, but the logic is all in place! Oh what a slog that was... It should be far more intelligent than M2 though, once flushed out and tested.
* Created Server->active_migrations() that returns '1' if any servers are in a migration on an Anvil! system. Updated ->migrate_virsh() to record how long a migration took in the "server::migration_duration" variable, which is averaged by ScanCore->count_servers() to estimate migration times.
* Updated scan-drbd to check/update the global-common.conf file's config at the end of a scan.
* Updated ScanCore itself to not scan when in maintenance mode. Also updated it to call 'anvil-safe-start' when ScanCore starts, so long as it is within ten minutes of the host booting.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
$ anvil - > Log - > entry ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , 'print' = > 1 , level = > 1 , key = > "log_0011" , variables = > { shell_call = > $ shell_call } } ) ;
$ anvil - > System - > call ( { shell_call = > $ shell_call } ) ;
# We should not get to this point, but just in case...
return ( 1 ) ;
}
else
{
# Nothing to do
return ( 0 ) ;
}
}
The core logic is done!!!! Still need to finish end-points for the WebUI to hook into, but the core of M3 is complete! Many, many bugs are expected, of course. :)
* Created DRBD->check_if_syncsource() and ->check_if_synctarget() that return '1' if the target host is currently SyncSource or SyncTarget for any resource, respectively.
* Updated DRBD->update_global_common() to return the unified-format diff if any changes were made to global-common.conf.
* Created ScanCore->check_health() that returns the health score for a host. Created ->count_servers() that returns the number of servers on a host, how much RAM is used by those servers and, if available, the estimated migration time of the servers. Updated ->check_temperature() to set/clear/return the time that a host has been in a warning or critical temperature state.
* Finished ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_node()!!! It certainly has bugs, and much testing is needed, but the logic is all in place! Oh what a slog that was... It should be far more intelligent than M2 though, once flushed out and tested.
* Created Server->active_migrations() that returns '1' if any servers are in a migration on an Anvil! system. Updated ->migrate_virsh() to record how long a migration took in the "server::migration_duration" variable, which is averaged by ScanCore->count_servers() to estimate migration times.
* Updated scan-drbd to check/update the global-common.conf file's config at the end of a scan.
* Updated ScanCore itself to not scan when in maintenance mode. Also updated it to call 'anvil-safe-start' when ScanCore starts, so long as it is within ten minutes of the host booting.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
else
{
The core logic is done!!!! Still need to finish end-points for the WebUI to hook into, but the core of M3 is complete! Many, many bugs are expected, of course. :)
* Created DRBD->check_if_syncsource() and ->check_if_synctarget() that return '1' if the target host is currently SyncSource or SyncTarget for any resource, respectively.
* Updated DRBD->update_global_common() to return the unified-format diff if any changes were made to global-common.conf.
* Created ScanCore->check_health() that returns the health score for a host. Created ->count_servers() that returns the number of servers on a host, how much RAM is used by those servers and, if available, the estimated migration time of the servers. Updated ->check_temperature() to set/clear/return the time that a host has been in a warning or critical temperature state.
* Finished ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_node()!!! It certainly has bugs, and much testing is needed, but the logic is all in place! Oh what a slog that was... It should be far more intelligent than M2 though, once flushed out and tested.
* Created Server->active_migrations() that returns '1' if any servers are in a migration on an Anvil! system. Updated ->migrate_virsh() to record how long a migration took in the "server::migration_duration" variable, which is averaged by ScanCore->count_servers() to estimate migration times.
* Updated scan-drbd to check/update the global-common.conf file's config at the end of a scan.
* Updated ScanCore itself to not scan when in maintenance mode. Also updated it to call 'anvil-safe-start' when ScanCore starts, so long as it is within ten minutes of the host booting.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
### Our peer is up as well! This is where we have the most flexibility in decision
### making.
# Are there any migrations in progress? If so, do nothing for now.
my $ active_migrations = $ anvil - > Server - > active_migrations ( { debug = > $ debug } ) ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > { active_migrations = > $ active_migrations } } ) ;
if ( $ active_migrations )
{
# We don't do anything while active migrations are under way.
$ anvil - > Log - > entry ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > 1 , key = > "message_0237" } ) ;
return ( 0 ) ;
}
# Check to see which node can be evacuated fastest.
my ( $ local_server_count , $ local_ram_use , $ estimated_migrate_off_time ) = $ anvil - > ScanCore - > count_servers ( { debug = > $ debug } ) ;
my ( $ peer_server_count , $ peer_ram_use , $ estimate_migration_pull_time ) = $ anvil - > ScanCore - > count_servers ( {
debug = > $ debug ,
host_uuid = > $ anvil - > data - > { cib } { parsed } { peer } { host_uuid } ,
} ) ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > {
's1:local_server_count' = > $ local_server_count ,
's2:local_ram_use' = > $ anvil - > Convert - > add_commas ( { number = > $ local_ram_use } ) . " (" . $ anvil - > Convert - > bytes_to_human_readable ( { 'bytes' = > $ local_ram_use } ) . ")" ,
's3:estimated_migrate_off_time' = > $ anvil - > Convert - > add_commas ( { number = > $ estimated_migrate_off_time } ) . " (" . $ anvil - > Convert - > time ( { 'time' = > $ estimated_migrate_off_time } ) . ")" ,
's4:peer_server_count' = > $ peer_server_count ,
's5:peer_ram_use' = > $ anvil - > Convert - > add_commas ( { number = > $ peer_ram_use } ) . " (" . $ anvil - > Convert - > bytes_to_human_readable ( { 'bytes' = > $ peer_ram_use } ) . ")" ,
's6:estimate_migration_pull_time' = > $ anvil - > Convert - > add_commas ( { number = > $ estimate_migration_pull_time } ) . " (" . $ anvil - > Convert - > time ( { 'time' = > $ estimate_migration_pull_time } ) . ")" ,
} } ) ;
# If we're sync source, we won't shut down, period
my $ am_syncsource = $ anvil - > DRBD - > check_if_syncsource ( { debug = > $ debug } ) ;
my $ am_synctarget = $ anvil - > DRBD - > check_if_synctarget ( { debug = > $ debug } ) ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > {
am_syncsource = > $ am_syncsource ,
am_synctarget = > $ am_synctarget ,
} } ) ;
# If we're SyncSource, we can't withdraw, but we can pull servers.
if ( $ am_syncsource )
The core logic is done!!!! Still need to finish end-points for the WebUI to hook into, but the core of M3 is complete! Many, many bugs are expected, of course. :)
* Created DRBD->check_if_syncsource() and ->check_if_synctarget() that return '1' if the target host is currently SyncSource or SyncTarget for any resource, respectively.
* Updated DRBD->update_global_common() to return the unified-format diff if any changes were made to global-common.conf.
* Created ScanCore->check_health() that returns the health score for a host. Created ->count_servers() that returns the number of servers on a host, how much RAM is used by those servers and, if available, the estimated migration time of the servers. Updated ->check_temperature() to set/clear/return the time that a host has been in a warning or critical temperature state.
* Finished ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_node()!!! It certainly has bugs, and much testing is needed, but the logic is all in place! Oh what a slog that was... It should be far more intelligent than M2 though, once flushed out and tested.
* Created Server->active_migrations() that returns '1' if any servers are in a migration on an Anvil! system. Updated ->migrate_virsh() to record how long a migration took in the "server::migration_duration" variable, which is averaged by ScanCore->count_servers() to estimate migration times.
* Updated scan-drbd to check/update the global-common.conf file's config at the end of a scan.
* Updated ScanCore itself to not scan when in maintenance mode. Also updated it to call 'anvil-safe-start' when ScanCore starts, so long as it is within ten minutes of the host booting.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
{
# Log that we won't shutdown
$ anvil - > Log - > entry ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > 1 , key = > "warning_0105" } ) ;
}
# Lets check power.
if ( ( $ local_power_health eq "2" ) && ( $ peer_power_health eq "2" ) )
{
# We're both on batteries, load shed?
if ( ( $ local_shortest_time_on_batteries >= 120 ) && ( $ peer_shortest_time_on_batteries >= 120 ) )
{
# Are we withing 600 seconds from losing power?
if ( ( $ local_estimated_hold_up_time < 600 ) && ( not $ am_syncsource ) )
{
# We need to shut down, regardless of if we have servers.
$ anvil - > Log - > entry ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > 0 , key = > "warning_0091" } ) ;
$ anvil - > Alert - > register ( { alert_level = > "notice" , message = > "warning_0091" , set_by = > "ScanCore" } ) ;
$ anvil - > Email - > send_alerts ( ) ;
# Shutdown using 'anvil-safe-stop' and set the reason to 'power_off'
my $ shell_call = $ anvil - > data - > { path } { exe } { 'anvil-safe-stop' } . " --stop-reason " . $ power_off . " --power-off" . $ anvil - > Log - > switches ;
The core logic is done!!!! Still need to finish end-points for the WebUI to hook into, but the core of M3 is complete! Many, many bugs are expected, of course. :)
* Created DRBD->check_if_syncsource() and ->check_if_synctarget() that return '1' if the target host is currently SyncSource or SyncTarget for any resource, respectively.
* Updated DRBD->update_global_common() to return the unified-format diff if any changes were made to global-common.conf.
* Created ScanCore->check_health() that returns the health score for a host. Created ->count_servers() that returns the number of servers on a host, how much RAM is used by those servers and, if available, the estimated migration time of the servers. Updated ->check_temperature() to set/clear/return the time that a host has been in a warning or critical temperature state.
* Finished ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_node()!!! It certainly has bugs, and much testing is needed, but the logic is all in place! Oh what a slog that was... It should be far more intelligent than M2 though, once flushed out and tested.
* Created Server->active_migrations() that returns '1' if any servers are in a migration on an Anvil! system. Updated ->migrate_virsh() to record how long a migration took in the "server::migration_duration" variable, which is averaged by ScanCore->count_servers() to estimate migration times.
* Updated scan-drbd to check/update the global-common.conf file's config at the end of a scan.
* Updated ScanCore itself to not scan when in maintenance mode. Also updated it to call 'anvil-safe-start' when ScanCore starts, so long as it is within ten minutes of the host booting.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
$ anvil - > Log - > entry ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , 'print' = > 1 , level = > 1 , key = > "log_0011" , variables = > { shell_call = > $ shell_call } } ) ;
$ anvil - > System - > call ( { shell_call = > $ shell_call } ) ;
# We should never live to this point, but just in case...
return ( 1 ) ;
}
else
{
# Time to load shed. If we're pulling, do so. If we're not, check to
# see if our servers are gone yet. If they are, shut down. If not,
# return (we'll check each scan until either our servers are gone or
# the power is back). We'll figure out which we are later.
$ load_shed = "power" ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > { load_shed = > $ load_shed } } ) ;
$ anvil - > Log - > entry ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > 0 , key = > "warning_0092" } ) ;
$ anvil - > Alert - > register ( { alert_level = > "notice" , message = > "warning_0092" , set_by = > "ScanCore" } ) ;
}
}
else
{
# Not time yet
$ anvil - > Log - > entry ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > 1 , key = > "warning_0093" } ) ;
}
}
elsif ( $ peer_power_health eq "2" )
{
The core logic is done!!!! Still need to finish end-points for the WebUI to hook into, but the core of M3 is complete! Many, many bugs are expected, of course. :)
* Created DRBD->check_if_syncsource() and ->check_if_synctarget() that return '1' if the target host is currently SyncSource or SyncTarget for any resource, respectively.
* Updated DRBD->update_global_common() to return the unified-format diff if any changes were made to global-common.conf.
* Created ScanCore->check_health() that returns the health score for a host. Created ->count_servers() that returns the number of servers on a host, how much RAM is used by those servers and, if available, the estimated migration time of the servers. Updated ->check_temperature() to set/clear/return the time that a host has been in a warning or critical temperature state.
* Finished ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_node()!!! It certainly has bugs, and much testing is needed, but the logic is all in place! Oh what a slog that was... It should be far more intelligent than M2 though, once flushed out and tested.
* Created Server->active_migrations() that returns '1' if any servers are in a migration on an Anvil! system. Updated ->migrate_virsh() to record how long a migration took in the "server::migration_duration" variable, which is averaged by ScanCore->count_servers() to estimate migration times.
* Updated scan-drbd to check/update the global-common.conf file's config at the end of a scan.
* Updated ScanCore itself to not scan when in maintenance mode. Also updated it to call 'anvil-safe-start' when ScanCore starts, so long as it is within ten minutes of the host booting.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
# We're not on batteries, but our peer is. If it's been two minutes, pull the servers.
my $ variables = {
host_name = > $ peer_host_name ,
} ;
if ( $ peer_shortest_time_on_batteries >= 120 )
{
The core logic is done!!!! Still need to finish end-points for the WebUI to hook into, but the core of M3 is complete! Many, many bugs are expected, of course. :)
* Created DRBD->check_if_syncsource() and ->check_if_synctarget() that return '1' if the target host is currently SyncSource or SyncTarget for any resource, respectively.
* Updated DRBD->update_global_common() to return the unified-format diff if any changes were made to global-common.conf.
* Created ScanCore->check_health() that returns the health score for a host. Created ->count_servers() that returns the number of servers on a host, how much RAM is used by those servers and, if available, the estimated migration time of the servers. Updated ->check_temperature() to set/clear/return the time that a host has been in a warning or critical temperature state.
* Finished ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_node()!!! It certainly has bugs, and much testing is needed, but the logic is all in place! Oh what a slog that was... It should be far more intelligent than M2 though, once flushed out and tested.
* Created Server->active_migrations() that returns '1' if any servers are in a migration on an Anvil! system. Updated ->migrate_virsh() to record how long a migration took in the "server::migration_duration" variable, which is averaged by ScanCore->count_servers() to estimate migration times.
* Updated scan-drbd to check/update the global-common.conf file's config at the end of a scan.
* Updated ScanCore itself to not scan when in maintenance mode. Also updated it to call 'anvil-safe-start' when ScanCore starts, so long as it is within ten minutes of the host booting.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
# Pull 'em
$ anvil - > Log - > entry ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > 0 , key = > "warning_0094" , variables = > $ variables } ) ;
$ anvil - > Alert - > register ( { alert_level = > "notice" , message = > "warning_0094" , set_by = > "ScanCore" , variables = > $ variables } ) ;
$ anvil - > Email - > send_alerts ( ) ;
# Pull the server.
my $ shell_call = $ anvil - > data - > { path } { exe } { 'anvil-migrate-server' } . " --target local --server all" . $ anvil - > Log - > switches ;
The core logic is done!!!! Still need to finish end-points for the WebUI to hook into, but the core of M3 is complete! Many, many bugs are expected, of course. :)
* Created DRBD->check_if_syncsource() and ->check_if_synctarget() that return '1' if the target host is currently SyncSource or SyncTarget for any resource, respectively.
* Updated DRBD->update_global_common() to return the unified-format diff if any changes were made to global-common.conf.
* Created ScanCore->check_health() that returns the health score for a host. Created ->count_servers() that returns the number of servers on a host, how much RAM is used by those servers and, if available, the estimated migration time of the servers. Updated ->check_temperature() to set/clear/return the time that a host has been in a warning or critical temperature state.
* Finished ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_node()!!! It certainly has bugs, and much testing is needed, but the logic is all in place! Oh what a slog that was... It should be far more intelligent than M2 though, once flushed out and tested.
* Created Server->active_migrations() that returns '1' if any servers are in a migration on an Anvil! system. Updated ->migrate_virsh() to record how long a migration took in the "server::migration_duration" variable, which is averaged by ScanCore->count_servers() to estimate migration times.
* Updated scan-drbd to check/update the global-common.conf file's config at the end of a scan.
* Updated ScanCore itself to not scan when in maintenance mode. Also updated it to call 'anvil-safe-start' when ScanCore starts, so long as it is within ten minutes of the host booting.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
$ anvil - > Log - > entry ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , 'print' = > 1 , level = > 1 , key = > "log_0011" , variables = > { shell_call = > $ shell_call } } ) ;
$ anvil - > System - > call ( { shell_call = > $ shell_call } ) ;
# Alert that we're done.
$ anvil - > Log - > entry ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > 0 , key = > "message_0238" } ) ;
$ anvil - > Alert - > register ( { alert_level = > "notice" , message = > "message_0238" , set_by = > "ScanCore" } ) ;
$ anvil - > Email - > send_alerts ( ) ;
return ( 0 ) ;
}
else
{
# Not time yet
$ anvil - > Log - > entry ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , 'print' = > 1 , level = > 1 , key = > "warning_0095" , variables = > $ variables } ) ;
}
}
The core logic is done!!!! Still need to finish end-points for the WebUI to hook into, but the core of M3 is complete! Many, many bugs are expected, of course. :)
* Created DRBD->check_if_syncsource() and ->check_if_synctarget() that return '1' if the target host is currently SyncSource or SyncTarget for any resource, respectively.
* Updated DRBD->update_global_common() to return the unified-format diff if any changes were made to global-common.conf.
* Created ScanCore->check_health() that returns the health score for a host. Created ->count_servers() that returns the number of servers on a host, how much RAM is used by those servers and, if available, the estimated migration time of the servers. Updated ->check_temperature() to set/clear/return the time that a host has been in a warning or critical temperature state.
* Finished ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_node()!!! It certainly has bugs, and much testing is needed, but the logic is all in place! Oh what a slog that was... It should be far more intelligent than M2 though, once flushed out and tested.
* Created Server->active_migrations() that returns '1' if any servers are in a migration on an Anvil! system. Updated ->migrate_virsh() to record how long a migration took in the "server::migration_duration" variable, which is averaged by ScanCore->count_servers() to estimate migration times.
* Updated scan-drbd to check/update the global-common.conf file's config at the end of a scan.
* Updated ScanCore itself to not scan when in maintenance mode. Also updated it to call 'anvil-safe-start' when ScanCore starts, so long as it is within ten minutes of the host booting.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
elsif ( $ local_power_health eq "2" )
{
The core logic is done!!!! Still need to finish end-points for the WebUI to hook into, but the core of M3 is complete! Many, many bugs are expected, of course. :)
* Created DRBD->check_if_syncsource() and ->check_if_synctarget() that return '1' if the target host is currently SyncSource or SyncTarget for any resource, respectively.
* Updated DRBD->update_global_common() to return the unified-format diff if any changes were made to global-common.conf.
* Created ScanCore->check_health() that returns the health score for a host. Created ->count_servers() that returns the number of servers on a host, how much RAM is used by those servers and, if available, the estimated migration time of the servers. Updated ->check_temperature() to set/clear/return the time that a host has been in a warning or critical temperature state.
* Finished ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_node()!!! It certainly has bugs, and much testing is needed, but the logic is all in place! Oh what a slog that was... It should be far more intelligent than M2 though, once flushed out and tested.
* Created Server->active_migrations() that returns '1' if any servers are in a migration on an Anvil! system. Updated ->migrate_virsh() to record how long a migration took in the "server::migration_duration" variable, which is averaged by ScanCore->count_servers() to estimate migration times.
* Updated scan-drbd to check/update the global-common.conf file's config at the end of a scan.
* Updated ScanCore itself to not scan when in maintenance mode. Also updated it to call 'anvil-safe-start' when ScanCore starts, so long as it is within ten minutes of the host booting.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
# We're on batteries, but our peer isn't. If this has been the case for two
# minutes, and we have no servers, shut down.
if ( $ local_shortest_time_on_batteries >= 120 )
{
# Do we have any servers?
if ( ( not $ local_server_count ) && ( not $ am_syncsource ) )
{
# Shut down.
$ anvil - > Log - > entry ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > 0 , key = > "warning_0097" } ) ;
$ anvil - > Alert - > register ( { alert_level = > "notice" , message = > "warning_0097" , set_by = > "ScanCore" } ) ;
$ anvil - > Email - > send_alerts ( ) ;
my $ shell_call = $ anvil - > data - > { path } { exe } { 'anvil-safe-stop' } . " --stop-reason power --power-off" . $ anvil - > Log - > switches ;
The core logic is done!!!! Still need to finish end-points for the WebUI to hook into, but the core of M3 is complete! Many, many bugs are expected, of course. :)
* Created DRBD->check_if_syncsource() and ->check_if_synctarget() that return '1' if the target host is currently SyncSource or SyncTarget for any resource, respectively.
* Updated DRBD->update_global_common() to return the unified-format diff if any changes were made to global-common.conf.
* Created ScanCore->check_health() that returns the health score for a host. Created ->count_servers() that returns the number of servers on a host, how much RAM is used by those servers and, if available, the estimated migration time of the servers. Updated ->check_temperature() to set/clear/return the time that a host has been in a warning or critical temperature state.
* Finished ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_node()!!! It certainly has bugs, and much testing is needed, but the logic is all in place! Oh what a slog that was... It should be far more intelligent than M2 though, once flushed out and tested.
* Created Server->active_migrations() that returns '1' if any servers are in a migration on an Anvil! system. Updated ->migrate_virsh() to record how long a migration took in the "server::migration_duration" variable, which is averaged by ScanCore->count_servers() to estimate migration times.
* Updated scan-drbd to check/update the global-common.conf file's config at the end of a scan.
* Updated ScanCore itself to not scan when in maintenance mode. Also updated it to call 'anvil-safe-start' when ScanCore starts, so long as it is within ten minutes of the host booting.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
$ anvil - > Log - > entry ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , 'print' = > 1 , level = > 1 , key = > "log_0011" , variables = > { shell_call = > $ shell_call } } ) ;
$ anvil - > System - > call ( { shell_call = > $ shell_call } ) ;
# We should not get to this point, but just in case...
return ( 1 ) ;
}
# Is the strongest UPS under 10 minutes hold up left?
elsif ( ( $ local_estimated_hold_up_time < 600 ) && ( not $ am_syncsource ) )
{
# We're critical. Shut down whether we have servers or not.
$ anvil - > Log - > entry ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > 0 , key = > "warning_0096" } ) ;
$ anvil - > Alert - > register ( { alert_level = > "notice" , message = > "warning_0096" , set_by = > "ScanCore" } ) ;
$ anvil - > Email - > send_alerts ( ) ;
my $ shell_call = $ anvil - > data - > { path } { exe } { 'anvil-safe-stop' } . " --stop-reason power --power-off" . $ anvil - > Log - > switches ;
The core logic is done!!!! Still need to finish end-points for the WebUI to hook into, but the core of M3 is complete! Many, many bugs are expected, of course. :)
* Created DRBD->check_if_syncsource() and ->check_if_synctarget() that return '1' if the target host is currently SyncSource or SyncTarget for any resource, respectively.
* Updated DRBD->update_global_common() to return the unified-format diff if any changes were made to global-common.conf.
* Created ScanCore->check_health() that returns the health score for a host. Created ->count_servers() that returns the number of servers on a host, how much RAM is used by those servers and, if available, the estimated migration time of the servers. Updated ->check_temperature() to set/clear/return the time that a host has been in a warning or critical temperature state.
* Finished ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_node()!!! It certainly has bugs, and much testing is needed, but the logic is all in place! Oh what a slog that was... It should be far more intelligent than M2 though, once flushed out and tested.
* Created Server->active_migrations() that returns '1' if any servers are in a migration on an Anvil! system. Updated ->migrate_virsh() to record how long a migration took in the "server::migration_duration" variable, which is averaged by ScanCore->count_servers() to estimate migration times.
* Updated scan-drbd to check/update the global-common.conf file's config at the end of a scan.
* Updated ScanCore itself to not scan when in maintenance mode. Also updated it to call 'anvil-safe-start' when ScanCore starts, so long as it is within ten minutes of the host booting.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
$ anvil - > Log - > entry ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , 'print' = > 1 , level = > 1 , key = > "log_0011" , variables = > { shell_call = > $ shell_call } } ) ;
$ anvil - > System - > call ( { shell_call = > $ shell_call } ) ;
# We should not get to this point, but just in case...
return ( 1 ) ;
}
}
else
{
The core logic is done!!!! Still need to finish end-points for the WebUI to hook into, but the core of M3 is complete! Many, many bugs are expected, of course. :)
* Created DRBD->check_if_syncsource() and ->check_if_synctarget() that return '1' if the target host is currently SyncSource or SyncTarget for any resource, respectively.
* Updated DRBD->update_global_common() to return the unified-format diff if any changes were made to global-common.conf.
* Created ScanCore->check_health() that returns the health score for a host. Created ->count_servers() that returns the number of servers on a host, how much RAM is used by those servers and, if available, the estimated migration time of the servers. Updated ->check_temperature() to set/clear/return the time that a host has been in a warning or critical temperature state.
* Finished ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_node()!!! It certainly has bugs, and much testing is needed, but the logic is all in place! Oh what a slog that was... It should be far more intelligent than M2 though, once flushed out and tested.
* Created Server->active_migrations() that returns '1' if any servers are in a migration on an Anvil! system. Updated ->migrate_virsh() to record how long a migration took in the "server::migration_duration" variable, which is averaged by ScanCore->count_servers() to estimate migration times.
* Updated scan-drbd to check/update the global-common.conf file's config at the end of a scan.
* Updated ScanCore itself to not scan when in maintenance mode. Also updated it to call 'anvil-safe-start' when ScanCore starts, so long as it is within ten minutes of the host booting.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
# Not time yet.
$ anvil - > Log - > entry ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , 'print' = > 1 , level = > 1 , key = > "warning_0098" } ) ;
}
}
The core logic is done!!!! Still need to finish end-points for the WebUI to hook into, but the core of M3 is complete! Many, many bugs are expected, of course. :)
* Created DRBD->check_if_syncsource() and ->check_if_synctarget() that return '1' if the target host is currently SyncSource or SyncTarget for any resource, respectively.
* Updated DRBD->update_global_common() to return the unified-format diff if any changes were made to global-common.conf.
* Created ScanCore->check_health() that returns the health score for a host. Created ->count_servers() that returns the number of servers on a host, how much RAM is used by those servers and, if available, the estimated migration time of the servers. Updated ->check_temperature() to set/clear/return the time that a host has been in a warning or critical temperature state.
* Finished ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_node()!!! It certainly has bugs, and much testing is needed, but the logic is all in place! Oh what a slog that was... It should be far more intelligent than M2 though, once flushed out and tested.
* Created Server->active_migrations() that returns '1' if any servers are in a migration on an Anvil! system. Updated ->migrate_virsh() to record how long a migration took in the "server::migration_duration" variable, which is averaged by ScanCore->count_servers() to estimate migration times.
* Updated scan-drbd to check/update the global-common.conf file's config at the end of a scan.
* Updated ScanCore itself to not scan when in maintenance mode. Also updated it to call 'anvil-safe-start' when ScanCore starts, so long as it is within ten minutes of the host booting.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
# Now check thermal.
if ( ( $ local_temperature_health >= 3 ) && ( $ peer_temperature_health >= 3 ) )
{
# We're both hot. Have both nodes been warm for over two minutes?
if ( ( $ local_warning_age > 120 ) && ( $ peer_warning_age > 120 ) )
{
if ( ( not $ local_server_count ) && ( not $ am_syncsource ) )
{
# Shut down.
$ anvil - > Log - > entry ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > 0 , key = > "warning_0099" } ) ;
$ anvil - > Alert - > register ( { alert_level = > "notice" , message = > "warning_0099" , set_by = > "ScanCore" } ) ;
$ anvil - > Email - > send_alerts ( ) ;
my $ shell_call = $ anvil - > data - > { path } { exe } { 'anvil-safe-stop' } . " --stop-reason thermal --power-off" . $ anvil - > Log - > switches ;
The core logic is done!!!! Still need to finish end-points for the WebUI to hook into, but the core of M3 is complete! Many, many bugs are expected, of course. :)
* Created DRBD->check_if_syncsource() and ->check_if_synctarget() that return '1' if the target host is currently SyncSource or SyncTarget for any resource, respectively.
* Updated DRBD->update_global_common() to return the unified-format diff if any changes were made to global-common.conf.
* Created ScanCore->check_health() that returns the health score for a host. Created ->count_servers() that returns the number of servers on a host, how much RAM is used by those servers and, if available, the estimated migration time of the servers. Updated ->check_temperature() to set/clear/return the time that a host has been in a warning or critical temperature state.
* Finished ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_node()!!! It certainly has bugs, and much testing is needed, but the logic is all in place! Oh what a slog that was... It should be far more intelligent than M2 though, once flushed out and tested.
* Created Server->active_migrations() that returns '1' if any servers are in a migration on an Anvil! system. Updated ->migrate_virsh() to record how long a migration took in the "server::migration_duration" variable, which is averaged by ScanCore->count_servers() to estimate migration times.
* Updated scan-drbd to check/update the global-common.conf file's config at the end of a scan.
* Updated ScanCore itself to not scan when in maintenance mode. Also updated it to call 'anvil-safe-start' when ScanCore starts, so long as it is within ten minutes of the host booting.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
$ anvil - > Log - > entry ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , 'print' = > 1 , level = > 1 , key = > "log_0011" , variables = > { shell_call = > $ shell_call } } ) ;
$ anvil - > System - > call ( { shell_call = > $ shell_call } ) ;
# We should not get to this point, but just in case...
return ( 1 ) ;
}
# Load shed or shut down?
elsif ( ( $ local_critical_age > 120 ) && ( not $ am_syncsource ) )
{
# We've been critical for two minutes, shut down.
$ anvil - > Log - > entry ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > 0 , key = > "warning_0100" } ) ;
$ anvil - > Alert - > register ( { alert_level = > "notice" , message = > "warning_0100" , set_by = > "ScanCore" } ) ;
$ anvil - > Email - > send_alerts ( ) ;
my $ shell_call = $ anvil - > data - > { path } { exe } { 'anvil-safe-stop' } . " --stop-reason thermal --power-off" . $ anvil - > Log - > switches ;
The core logic is done!!!! Still need to finish end-points for the WebUI to hook into, but the core of M3 is complete! Many, many bugs are expected, of course. :)
* Created DRBD->check_if_syncsource() and ->check_if_synctarget() that return '1' if the target host is currently SyncSource or SyncTarget for any resource, respectively.
* Updated DRBD->update_global_common() to return the unified-format diff if any changes were made to global-common.conf.
* Created ScanCore->check_health() that returns the health score for a host. Created ->count_servers() that returns the number of servers on a host, how much RAM is used by those servers and, if available, the estimated migration time of the servers. Updated ->check_temperature() to set/clear/return the time that a host has been in a warning or critical temperature state.
* Finished ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_node()!!! It certainly has bugs, and much testing is needed, but the logic is all in place! Oh what a slog that was... It should be far more intelligent than M2 though, once flushed out and tested.
* Created Server->active_migrations() that returns '1' if any servers are in a migration on an Anvil! system. Updated ->migrate_virsh() to record how long a migration took in the "server::migration_duration" variable, which is averaged by ScanCore->count_servers() to estimate migration times.
* Updated scan-drbd to check/update the global-common.conf file's config at the end of a scan.
* Updated ScanCore itself to not scan when in maintenance mode. Also updated it to call 'anvil-safe-start' when ScanCore starts, so long as it is within ten minutes of the host booting.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
$ anvil - > Log - > entry ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , 'print' = > 1 , level = > 1 , key = > "log_0011" , variables = > { shell_call = > $ shell_call } } ) ;
$ anvil - > System - > call ( { shell_call = > $ shell_call } ) ;
# We should not get to this point, but just in case...
return ( 1 ) ;
}
else
{
# Load shed
$ load_shed = "thermal" ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > { load_shed = > $ load_shed } } ) ;
}
}
else
{
# We're both hot, but we haven't both been so for 2 minutes yet, so
# wait.
$ anvil - > Log - > entry ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , 'print' = > 1 , level = > 1 , key = > "warning_0101" } ) ;
}
}
elsif ( $ peer_temperature_health >= 3 )
{
The core logic is done!!!! Still need to finish end-points for the WebUI to hook into, but the core of M3 is complete! Many, many bugs are expected, of course. :)
* Created DRBD->check_if_syncsource() and ->check_if_synctarget() that return '1' if the target host is currently SyncSource or SyncTarget for any resource, respectively.
* Updated DRBD->update_global_common() to return the unified-format diff if any changes were made to global-common.conf.
* Created ScanCore->check_health() that returns the health score for a host. Created ->count_servers() that returns the number of servers on a host, how much RAM is used by those servers and, if available, the estimated migration time of the servers. Updated ->check_temperature() to set/clear/return the time that a host has been in a warning or critical temperature state.
* Finished ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_node()!!! It certainly has bugs, and much testing is needed, but the logic is all in place! Oh what a slog that was... It should be far more intelligent than M2 though, once flushed out and tested.
* Created Server->active_migrations() that returns '1' if any servers are in a migration on an Anvil! system. Updated ->migrate_virsh() to record how long a migration took in the "server::migration_duration" variable, which is averaged by ScanCore->count_servers() to estimate migration times.
* Updated scan-drbd to check/update the global-common.conf file's config at the end of a scan.
* Updated ScanCore itself to not scan when in maintenance mode. Also updated it to call 'anvil-safe-start' when ScanCore starts, so long as it is within ten minutes of the host booting.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
# Our peer is hot, we're OK. Pull after two minutes.
my $ variables = {
host_name = > $ peer_host_name ,
} ;
if ( ( $ peer_warning_age > 120 ) or ( $ peer_critical_age > 120 ) )
{
# Pull the servers.
$ anvil - > Log - > entry ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > 0 , key = > "warning_0102" , variables = > $ variables } ) ;
$ anvil - > Alert - > register ( { alert_level = > "notice" , message = > "warning_0102" , set_by = > "ScanCore" , variables = > $ variables } ) ;
$ anvil - > Email - > send_alerts ( ) ;
# Pull the server.
my $ shell_call = $ anvil - > data - > { path } { exe } { 'anvil-migrate-server' } . " --target local --server all" . $ anvil - > Log - > switches ;
The core logic is done!!!! Still need to finish end-points for the WebUI to hook into, but the core of M3 is complete! Many, many bugs are expected, of course. :)
* Created DRBD->check_if_syncsource() and ->check_if_synctarget() that return '1' if the target host is currently SyncSource or SyncTarget for any resource, respectively.
* Updated DRBD->update_global_common() to return the unified-format diff if any changes were made to global-common.conf.
* Created ScanCore->check_health() that returns the health score for a host. Created ->count_servers() that returns the number of servers on a host, how much RAM is used by those servers and, if available, the estimated migration time of the servers. Updated ->check_temperature() to set/clear/return the time that a host has been in a warning or critical temperature state.
* Finished ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_node()!!! It certainly has bugs, and much testing is needed, but the logic is all in place! Oh what a slog that was... It should be far more intelligent than M2 though, once flushed out and tested.
* Created Server->active_migrations() that returns '1' if any servers are in a migration on an Anvil! system. Updated ->migrate_virsh() to record how long a migration took in the "server::migration_duration" variable, which is averaged by ScanCore->count_servers() to estimate migration times.
* Updated scan-drbd to check/update the global-common.conf file's config at the end of a scan.
* Updated ScanCore itself to not scan when in maintenance mode. Also updated it to call 'anvil-safe-start' when ScanCore starts, so long as it is within ten minutes of the host booting.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
$ anvil - > Log - > entry ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , 'print' = > 1 , level = > 1 , key = > "log_0011" , variables = > { shell_call = > $ shell_call } } ) ;
$ anvil - > System - > call ( { shell_call = > $ shell_call } ) ;
# Alert that we're done.
$ anvil - > Log - > entry ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > 0 , key = > "message_0238" } ) ;
$ anvil - > Alert - > register ( { alert_level = > "notice" , message = > "message_0238" , set_by = > "ScanCore" } ) ;
$ anvil - > Email - > send_alerts ( ) ;
}
else
{
# Not yet.
$ anvil - > Log - > entry ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , 'print' = > 1 , level = > 1 , key = > "warning_0103" , variables = > $ variables } ) ;
}
}
elsif ( $ local_temperature_health >= 3 )
{
# How long have we been hot for?
if ( ( $ local_critical_age > 120 ) && ( not $ am_syncsource ) )
{
# Shut down, regardless.
$ anvil - > Log - > entry ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > 0 , key = > "warning_0106" } ) ;
$ anvil - > Alert - > register ( { alert_level = > "notice" , message = > "warning_0106" , set_by = > "ScanCore" } ) ;
$ anvil - > Email - > send_alerts ( ) ;
my $ shell_call = $ anvil - > data - > { path } { exe } { 'anvil-safe-stop' } . " --stop-reason thermal --power-off" . $ anvil - > Log - > switches ;
The core logic is done!!!! Still need to finish end-points for the WebUI to hook into, but the core of M3 is complete! Many, many bugs are expected, of course. :)
* Created DRBD->check_if_syncsource() and ->check_if_synctarget() that return '1' if the target host is currently SyncSource or SyncTarget for any resource, respectively.
* Updated DRBD->update_global_common() to return the unified-format diff if any changes were made to global-common.conf.
* Created ScanCore->check_health() that returns the health score for a host. Created ->count_servers() that returns the number of servers on a host, how much RAM is used by those servers and, if available, the estimated migration time of the servers. Updated ->check_temperature() to set/clear/return the time that a host has been in a warning or critical temperature state.
* Finished ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_node()!!! It certainly has bugs, and much testing is needed, but the logic is all in place! Oh what a slog that was... It should be far more intelligent than M2 though, once flushed out and tested.
* Created Server->active_migrations() that returns '1' if any servers are in a migration on an Anvil! system. Updated ->migrate_virsh() to record how long a migration took in the "server::migration_duration" variable, which is averaged by ScanCore->count_servers() to estimate migration times.
* Updated scan-drbd to check/update the global-common.conf file's config at the end of a scan.
* Updated ScanCore itself to not scan when in maintenance mode. Also updated it to call 'anvil-safe-start' when ScanCore starts, so long as it is within ten minutes of the host booting.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
$ anvil - > Log - > entry ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , 'print' = > 1 , level = > 1 , key = > "log_0011" , variables = > { shell_call = > $ shell_call } } ) ;
$ anvil - > System - > call ( { shell_call = > $ shell_call } ) ;
# We should not get to this point, but just in case...
return ( 1 ) ;
}
elsif ( $ local_warning_age > 120 )
{
# Power off if we don't have servers.
if ( ( not $ local_server_count ) && ( not $ am_syncsource ) )
{
# No servers, shut down
$ anvil - > Log - > entry ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > 0 , key = > "warning_0104" } ) ;
$ anvil - > Alert - > register ( { alert_level = > "notice" , message = > "warning_0104" , set_by = > "ScanCore" } ) ;
$ anvil - > Email - > send_alerts ( ) ;
my $ shell_call = $ anvil - > data - > { path } { exe } { 'anvil-safe-stop' } . " --stop-reason thermal --power-off" . $ anvil - > Log - > switches ;
The core logic is done!!!! Still need to finish end-points for the WebUI to hook into, but the core of M3 is complete! Many, many bugs are expected, of course. :)
* Created DRBD->check_if_syncsource() and ->check_if_synctarget() that return '1' if the target host is currently SyncSource or SyncTarget for any resource, respectively.
* Updated DRBD->update_global_common() to return the unified-format diff if any changes were made to global-common.conf.
* Created ScanCore->check_health() that returns the health score for a host. Created ->count_servers() that returns the number of servers on a host, how much RAM is used by those servers and, if available, the estimated migration time of the servers. Updated ->check_temperature() to set/clear/return the time that a host has been in a warning or critical temperature state.
* Finished ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_node()!!! It certainly has bugs, and much testing is needed, but the logic is all in place! Oh what a slog that was... It should be far more intelligent than M2 though, once flushed out and tested.
* Created Server->active_migrations() that returns '1' if any servers are in a migration on an Anvil! system. Updated ->migrate_virsh() to record how long a migration took in the "server::migration_duration" variable, which is averaged by ScanCore->count_servers() to estimate migration times.
* Updated scan-drbd to check/update the global-common.conf file's config at the end of a scan.
* Updated ScanCore itself to not scan when in maintenance mode. Also updated it to call 'anvil-safe-start' when ScanCore starts, so long as it is within ten minutes of the host booting.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
$ anvil - > Log - > entry ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , 'print' = > 1 , level = > 1 , key = > "log_0011" , variables = > { shell_call = > $ shell_call } } ) ;
$ anvil - > System - > call ( { shell_call = > $ shell_call } ) ;
# We should not get to this point, but just in case...
return ( 1 ) ;
}
}
}
The core logic is done!!!! Still need to finish end-points for the WebUI to hook into, but the core of M3 is complete! Many, many bugs are expected, of course. :)
* Created DRBD->check_if_syncsource() and ->check_if_synctarget() that return '1' if the target host is currently SyncSource or SyncTarget for any resource, respectively.
* Updated DRBD->update_global_common() to return the unified-format diff if any changes were made to global-common.conf.
* Created ScanCore->check_health() that returns the health score for a host. Created ->count_servers() that returns the number of servers on a host, how much RAM is used by those servers and, if available, the estimated migration time of the servers. Updated ->check_temperature() to set/clear/return the time that a host has been in a warning or critical temperature state.
* Finished ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_node()!!! It certainly has bugs, and much testing is needed, but the logic is all in place! Oh what a slog that was... It should be far more intelligent than M2 though, once flushed out and tested.
* Created Server->active_migrations() that returns '1' if any servers are in a migration on an Anvil! system. Updated ->migrate_virsh() to record how long a migration took in the "server::migration_duration" variable, which is averaged by ScanCore->count_servers() to estimate migration times.
* Updated scan-drbd to check/update the global-common.conf file's config at the end of a scan.
* Updated ScanCore itself to not scan when in maintenance mode. Also updated it to call 'anvil-safe-start' when ScanCore starts, so long as it is within ten minutes of the host booting.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
# Last, evaluate health if we're otherwise OK
if ( $ peer_health > $ local_health )
{
# The user may have set a migration threashold.
my $ difference = $ peer_health - $ local_health ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > { difference = > $ difference } } ) ;
if ( not $ anvil - > data - > { feature } { scancore } { threshold } { 'preventative-live-migration' } )
{
$ anvil - > data - > { feature } { scancore } { threshold } { 'preventative-live-migration' } = 2 ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > {
'feature::scancore::threshold::preventative-live-migration' = > $ anvil - > data - > { feature } { scancore } { threshold } { 'preventative-live-migration' } ,
} } ) ;
}
The core logic is done!!!! Still need to finish end-points for the WebUI to hook into, but the core of M3 is complete! Many, many bugs are expected, of course. :)
* Created DRBD->check_if_syncsource() and ->check_if_synctarget() that return '1' if the target host is currently SyncSource or SyncTarget for any resource, respectively.
* Updated DRBD->update_global_common() to return the unified-format diff if any changes were made to global-common.conf.
* Created ScanCore->check_health() that returns the health score for a host. Created ->count_servers() that returns the number of servers on a host, how much RAM is used by those servers and, if available, the estimated migration time of the servers. Updated ->check_temperature() to set/clear/return the time that a host has been in a warning or critical temperature state.
* Finished ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_node()!!! It certainly has bugs, and much testing is needed, but the logic is all in place! Oh what a slog that was... It should be far more intelligent than M2 though, once flushed out and tested.
* Created Server->active_migrations() that returns '1' if any servers are in a migration on an Anvil! system. Updated ->migrate_virsh() to record how long a migration took in the "server::migration_duration" variable, which is averaged by ScanCore->count_servers() to estimate migration times.
* Updated scan-drbd to check/update the global-common.conf file's config at the end of a scan.
* Updated ScanCore itself to not scan when in maintenance mode. Also updated it to call 'anvil-safe-start' when ScanCore starts, so long as it is within ten minutes of the host booting.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
# A user may disable health-based preventative live migrations.
if ( $ anvil - > data - > { feature } { scancore } { disable } { 'preventative-live-migration' } )
{
# Do nothing.
$ anvil - > Log - > entry ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > 0 , key = > "message_0239" } ) ;
}
elsif ( $ difference >= $ anvil - > data - > { feature } { scancore } { threshold } { 'preventative-live-migration' } )
The core logic is done!!!! Still need to finish end-points for the WebUI to hook into, but the core of M3 is complete! Many, many bugs are expected, of course. :)
* Created DRBD->check_if_syncsource() and ->check_if_synctarget() that return '1' if the target host is currently SyncSource or SyncTarget for any resource, respectively.
* Updated DRBD->update_global_common() to return the unified-format diff if any changes were made to global-common.conf.
* Created ScanCore->check_health() that returns the health score for a host. Created ->count_servers() that returns the number of servers on a host, how much RAM is used by those servers and, if available, the estimated migration time of the servers. Updated ->check_temperature() to set/clear/return the time that a host has been in a warning or critical temperature state.
* Finished ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_node()!!! It certainly has bugs, and much testing is needed, but the logic is all in place! Oh what a slog that was... It should be far more intelligent than M2 though, once flushed out and tested.
* Created Server->active_migrations() that returns '1' if any servers are in a migration on an Anvil! system. Updated ->migrate_virsh() to record how long a migration took in the "server::migration_duration" variable, which is averaged by ScanCore->count_servers() to estimate migration times.
* Updated scan-drbd to check/update the global-common.conf file's config at the end of a scan.
* Updated ScanCore itself to not scan when in maintenance mode. Also updated it to call 'anvil-safe-start' when ScanCore starts, so long as it is within ten minutes of the host booting.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
{
# How long has this been the case?
my $ age = $ anvil - > Alert - > check_condition_age ( {
debug = > $ debug ,
name = > "scancore::healthier-than-peer" ,
host_uuid = > $ anvil - > Get - > host_uuid ,
} ) ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > { age = > $ age } } ) ;
# Now that we've started counting, are there even any servers on the peer?
if ( $ peer_server_count )
{
my $ variables = {
local_health = > $ local_health ,
peer_health = > $ peer_health ,
peer_name = > $ anvil - > data - > { cib } { parsed } { peer } { name } ,
age = > $ age ,
} ;
if ( $ age > 120 )
{
# Time to migrate,.
$ anvil - > Log - > entry ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > 0 , key = > "warning_0085" , variables = > $ variables } ) ;
$ anvil - > Alert - > register ( { alert_level = > "warning" , message = > "warning_0085" , set_by = > "ScanCore" , variables = > $ variables } ) ;
The core logic is done!!!! Still need to finish end-points for the WebUI to hook into, but the core of M3 is complete! Many, many bugs are expected, of course. :)
* Created DRBD->check_if_syncsource() and ->check_if_synctarget() that return '1' if the target host is currently SyncSource or SyncTarget for any resource, respectively.
* Updated DRBD->update_global_common() to return the unified-format diff if any changes were made to global-common.conf.
* Created ScanCore->check_health() that returns the health score for a host. Created ->count_servers() that returns the number of servers on a host, how much RAM is used by those servers and, if available, the estimated migration time of the servers. Updated ->check_temperature() to set/clear/return the time that a host has been in a warning or critical temperature state.
* Finished ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_node()!!! It certainly has bugs, and much testing is needed, but the logic is all in place! Oh what a slog that was... It should be far more intelligent than M2 though, once flushed out and tested.
* Created Server->active_migrations() that returns '1' if any servers are in a migration on an Anvil! system. Updated ->migrate_virsh() to record how long a migration took in the "server::migration_duration" variable, which is averaged by ScanCore->count_servers() to estimate migration times.
* Updated scan-drbd to check/update the global-common.conf file's config at the end of a scan.
* Updated ScanCore itself to not scan when in maintenance mode. Also updated it to call 'anvil-safe-start' when ScanCore starts, so long as it is within ten minutes of the host booting.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
$ anvil - > Email - > send_alerts ( ) ;
my $ shell_call = $ anvil - > data - > { path } { exe } { 'anvil-migrate-server' } . " --target local --server all" . $ anvil - > Log - > switches ;
The core logic is done!!!! Still need to finish end-points for the WebUI to hook into, but the core of M3 is complete! Many, many bugs are expected, of course. :)
* Created DRBD->check_if_syncsource() and ->check_if_synctarget() that return '1' if the target host is currently SyncSource or SyncTarget for any resource, respectively.
* Updated DRBD->update_global_common() to return the unified-format diff if any changes were made to global-common.conf.
* Created ScanCore->check_health() that returns the health score for a host. Created ->count_servers() that returns the number of servers on a host, how much RAM is used by those servers and, if available, the estimated migration time of the servers. Updated ->check_temperature() to set/clear/return the time that a host has been in a warning or critical temperature state.
* Finished ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_node()!!! It certainly has bugs, and much testing is needed, but the logic is all in place! Oh what a slog that was... It should be far more intelligent than M2 though, once flushed out and tested.
* Created Server->active_migrations() that returns '1' if any servers are in a migration on an Anvil! system. Updated ->migrate_virsh() to record how long a migration took in the "server::migration_duration" variable, which is averaged by ScanCore->count_servers() to estimate migration times.
* Updated scan-drbd to check/update the global-common.conf file's config at the end of a scan.
* Updated ScanCore itself to not scan when in maintenance mode. Also updated it to call 'anvil-safe-start' when ScanCore starts, so long as it is within ten minutes of the host booting.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
$ anvil - > Log - > entry ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , 'print' = > 1 , level = > 1 , key = > "log_0011" , variables = > { shell_call = > $ shell_call } } ) ;
$ anvil - > System - > call ( { shell_call = > $ shell_call } ) ;
# Alert that we're done.
$ anvil - > Log - > entry ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > 0 , key = > "message_0238" } ) ;
$ anvil - > Alert - > register ( { alert_level = > "notice" , message = > "message_0238" , set_by = > "ScanCore" } ) ;
$ anvil - > Email - > send_alerts ( ) ;
}
else
{
# Not time yet
$ anvil - > Log - > entry ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > 1 , key = > "warning_0084" , variables = > $ variables } ) ;
$ anvil - > Alert - > register ( { alert_level = > "notice" , message = > "warning_0084" , set_by = > "ScanCore" , variables = > $ variables } ) ;
}
}
}
}
else
{
# Make sure that, if there was a healthier-than-peer alert, it's cleared.
$ anvil - > Alert - > check_condition_age ( {
debug = > $ debug ,
clear = > 1 ,
name = > "scancore::healthier-than-peer" ,
host_uuid = > $ anvil - > Get - > host_uuid ,
} ) ;
}
The core logic is done!!!! Still need to finish end-points for the WebUI to hook into, but the core of M3 is complete! Many, many bugs are expected, of course. :)
* Created DRBD->check_if_syncsource() and ->check_if_synctarget() that return '1' if the target host is currently SyncSource or SyncTarget for any resource, respectively.
* Updated DRBD->update_global_common() to return the unified-format diff if any changes were made to global-common.conf.
* Created ScanCore->check_health() that returns the health score for a host. Created ->count_servers() that returns the number of servers on a host, how much RAM is used by those servers and, if available, the estimated migration time of the servers. Updated ->check_temperature() to set/clear/return the time that a host has been in a warning or critical temperature state.
* Finished ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_node()!!! It certainly has bugs, and much testing is needed, but the logic is all in place! Oh what a slog that was... It should be far more intelligent than M2 though, once flushed out and tested.
* Created Server->active_migrations() that returns '1' if any servers are in a migration on an Anvil! system. Updated ->migrate_virsh() to record how long a migration took in the "server::migration_duration" variable, which is averaged by ScanCore->count_servers() to estimate migration times.
* Updated scan-drbd to check/update the global-common.conf file's config at the end of a scan.
* Updated ScanCore itself to not scan when in maintenance mode. Also updated it to call 'anvil-safe-start' when ScanCore starts, so long as it is within ten minutes of the host booting.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
### TODO: Allow users to mark servers as "non-critical". If we go into load shed,
### shut down non-critical servers to speed up migrations and possibly allow
### entire Anvil! systems to go offline (ie: Dev/QA clusters). Do this using
### the 'servers::non-critical' variable.
# If we're here, and we're asked to load shed, decide if we're pulling or shutting down.
if ( $ load_shed )
{
### If we're here, we want to load shed, but haven't decided who should shut
### down and who should stay up. Choose now.
# Check if we're sync source/target
if ( $ am_syncsource )
{
# We have the good data, pull servers
if ( $ load_shed eq "power" )
{
# Power
$ anvil - > Log - > entry ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > 0 , key = > "warning_0107" } ) ;
$ anvil - > Alert - > register ( { alert_level = > "warning" , message = > "warning_0107" , set_by = > "ScanCore" } ) ;
}
else
{
# Thermal
$ anvil - > Log - > entry ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > 0 , key = > "warning_0108" } ) ;
$ anvil - > Alert - > register ( { alert_level = > "warning" , message = > "warning_0108" , set_by = > "ScanCore" } ) ;
}
$ anvil - > Email - > send_alerts ( ) ;
my $ shell_call = $ anvil - > data - > { path } { exe } { 'anvil-migrate-server' } . " --target local --server all" . $ anvil - > Log - > switches ;
The core logic is done!!!! Still need to finish end-points for the WebUI to hook into, but the core of M3 is complete! Many, many bugs are expected, of course. :)
* Created DRBD->check_if_syncsource() and ->check_if_synctarget() that return '1' if the target host is currently SyncSource or SyncTarget for any resource, respectively.
* Updated DRBD->update_global_common() to return the unified-format diff if any changes were made to global-common.conf.
* Created ScanCore->check_health() that returns the health score for a host. Created ->count_servers() that returns the number of servers on a host, how much RAM is used by those servers and, if available, the estimated migration time of the servers. Updated ->check_temperature() to set/clear/return the time that a host has been in a warning or critical temperature state.
* Finished ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_node()!!! It certainly has bugs, and much testing is needed, but the logic is all in place! Oh what a slog that was... It should be far more intelligent than M2 though, once flushed out and tested.
* Created Server->active_migrations() that returns '1' if any servers are in a migration on an Anvil! system. Updated ->migrate_virsh() to record how long a migration took in the "server::migration_duration" variable, which is averaged by ScanCore->count_servers() to estimate migration times.
* Updated scan-drbd to check/update the global-common.conf file's config at the end of a scan.
* Updated ScanCore itself to not scan when in maintenance mode. Also updated it to call 'anvil-safe-start' when ScanCore starts, so long as it is within ten minutes of the host booting.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
$ anvil - > Log - > entry ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , 'print' = > 1 , level = > 1 , key = > "log_0011" , variables = > { shell_call = > $ shell_call } } ) ;
$ anvil - > System - > call ( { shell_call = > $ shell_call } ) ;
# Alert that we're done.
$ anvil - > Log - > entry ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > 0 , key = > "message_0238" } ) ;
$ anvil - > Alert - > register ( { alert_level = > "notice" , message = > "message_0238" , set_by = > "ScanCore" } ) ;
$ anvil - > Email - > send_alerts ( ) ;
return ( 0 ) ;
}
### NOTE: If 'load_shed' is set and there are no servers on either host, both
### will go down. That's fine, faster recharge later / less thermal
### loading.
# If we're here, and we have no servers, we'll shut down.
if ( not $ local_server_count )
{
# Shut down.
if ( $ load_shed eq "power" )
{
# Power
$ anvil - > Log - > entry ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > 0 , key = > "warning_0109" } ) ;
$ anvil - > Alert - > register ( { alert_level = > "warning" , message = > "warning_0109" , set_by = > "ScanCore" } ) ;
}
else
{
# Thermal
$ anvil - > Log - > entry ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > 0 , key = > "warning_0110" } ) ;
$ anvil - > Alert - > register ( { alert_level = > "warning" , message = > "warning_0110" , set_by = > "ScanCore" } ) ;
}
$ anvil - > Email - > send_alerts ( ) ;
my $ shell_call = $ anvil - > data - > { path } { exe } { 'anvil-safe-stop' } . " --stop-reason " . $ load_shed . " --power-off" . $ anvil - > Log - > switches ;
The core logic is done!!!! Still need to finish end-points for the WebUI to hook into, but the core of M3 is complete! Many, many bugs are expected, of course. :)
* Created DRBD->check_if_syncsource() and ->check_if_synctarget() that return '1' if the target host is currently SyncSource or SyncTarget for any resource, respectively.
* Updated DRBD->update_global_common() to return the unified-format diff if any changes were made to global-common.conf.
* Created ScanCore->check_health() that returns the health score for a host. Created ->count_servers() that returns the number of servers on a host, how much RAM is used by those servers and, if available, the estimated migration time of the servers. Updated ->check_temperature() to set/clear/return the time that a host has been in a warning or critical temperature state.
* Finished ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_node()!!! It certainly has bugs, and much testing is needed, but the logic is all in place! Oh what a slog that was... It should be far more intelligent than M2 though, once flushed out and tested.
* Created Server->active_migrations() that returns '1' if any servers are in a migration on an Anvil! system. Updated ->migrate_virsh() to record how long a migration took in the "server::migration_duration" variable, which is averaged by ScanCore->count_servers() to estimate migration times.
* Updated scan-drbd to check/update the global-common.conf file's config at the end of a scan.
* Updated ScanCore itself to not scan when in maintenance mode. Also updated it to call 'anvil-safe-start' when ScanCore starts, so long as it is within ten minutes of the host booting.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
$ anvil - > Log - > entry ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , 'print' = > 1 , level = > 1 , key = > "log_0011" , variables = > { shell_call = > $ shell_call } } ) ;
$ anvil - > System - > call ( { shell_call = > $ shell_call } ) ;
# We should never live to this point, but just in case...
return ( 1 ) ;
}
# Still here? Can we pull the servers off the peer faster?
if ( ( $ estimate_migration_pull_time eq "--" ) or ( $ estimated_migrate_off_time eq "--" ) )
{
# We can't use migration estimate time, so we'll use RAM.
if ( $ local_ram_use > $ peer_ram_use )
{
# We have more ram used by servers than our peer, so take
# their servers.
if ( $ load_shed eq "power" )
{
# Power
$ anvil - > Log - > entry ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > 0 , key = > "warning_0111" } ) ;
$ anvil - > Alert - > register ( { alert_level = > "warning" , message = > "warning_0111" , set_by = > "ScanCore" } ) ;
}
else
{
# Thermal
$ anvil - > Log - > entry ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > 0 , key = > "warning_0112" } ) ;
$ anvil - > Alert - > register ( { alert_level = > "warning" , message = > "warning_0112" , set_by = > "ScanCore" } ) ;
}
$ anvil - > Email - > send_alerts ( ) ;
my $ shell_call = $ anvil - > data - > { path } { exe } { 'anvil-migrate-server' } . " --target local --server all" . $ anvil - > Log - > switches ;
The core logic is done!!!! Still need to finish end-points for the WebUI to hook into, but the core of M3 is complete! Many, many bugs are expected, of course. :)
* Created DRBD->check_if_syncsource() and ->check_if_synctarget() that return '1' if the target host is currently SyncSource or SyncTarget for any resource, respectively.
* Updated DRBD->update_global_common() to return the unified-format diff if any changes were made to global-common.conf.
* Created ScanCore->check_health() that returns the health score for a host. Created ->count_servers() that returns the number of servers on a host, how much RAM is used by those servers and, if available, the estimated migration time of the servers. Updated ->check_temperature() to set/clear/return the time that a host has been in a warning or critical temperature state.
* Finished ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_node()!!! It certainly has bugs, and much testing is needed, but the logic is all in place! Oh what a slog that was... It should be far more intelligent than M2 though, once flushed out and tested.
* Created Server->active_migrations() that returns '1' if any servers are in a migration on an Anvil! system. Updated ->migrate_virsh() to record how long a migration took in the "server::migration_duration" variable, which is averaged by ScanCore->count_servers() to estimate migration times.
* Updated scan-drbd to check/update the global-common.conf file's config at the end of a scan.
* Updated ScanCore itself to not scan when in maintenance mode. Also updated it to call 'anvil-safe-start' when ScanCore starts, so long as it is within ten minutes of the host booting.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
$ anvil - > Log - > entry ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , 'print' = > 1 , level = > 1 , key = > "log_0011" , variables = > { shell_call = > $ shell_call } } ) ;
$ anvil - > System - > call ( { shell_call = > $ shell_call } ) ;
# Alert that we're done.
$ anvil - > Log - > entry ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > 0 , key = > "message_0238" } ) ;
$ anvil - > Alert - > register ( { alert_level = > "notice" , message = > "message_0238" , set_by = > "ScanCore" } ) ;
$ anvil - > Email - > send_alerts ( ) ;
return ( 0 ) ;
}
# if we're here, we have less RAM allocated to servers and our peer
# should take our servers. If so, once they're gone, we'll shut down
# above.
}
else
{
# We can use the migation estimate.
if ( $ estimate_migration_pull_time < $ estimated_migrate_off_time )
{
# We can pull quicker than our peer, take the servers.
if ( $ load_shed eq "power" )
{
# Power
$ anvil - > Log - > entry ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > 0 , key = > "warning_0113" } ) ;
$ anvil - > Alert - > register ( { alert_level = > "warning" , message = > "warning_0113" , set_by = > "ScanCore" } ) ;
}
else
{
# Thermal
$ anvil - > Log - > entry ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > 0 , key = > "warning_0114" } ) ;
$ anvil - > Alert - > register ( { alert_level = > "warning" , message = > "warning_0114" , set_by = > "ScanCore" } ) ;
}
$ anvil - > Email - > send_alerts ( ) ;
my $ shell_call = $ anvil - > data - > { path } { exe } { 'anvil-migrate-server' } . " --target local --server all" . $ anvil - > Log - > switches ;
The core logic is done!!!! Still need to finish end-points for the WebUI to hook into, but the core of M3 is complete! Many, many bugs are expected, of course. :)
* Created DRBD->check_if_syncsource() and ->check_if_synctarget() that return '1' if the target host is currently SyncSource or SyncTarget for any resource, respectively.
* Updated DRBD->update_global_common() to return the unified-format diff if any changes were made to global-common.conf.
* Created ScanCore->check_health() that returns the health score for a host. Created ->count_servers() that returns the number of servers on a host, how much RAM is used by those servers and, if available, the estimated migration time of the servers. Updated ->check_temperature() to set/clear/return the time that a host has been in a warning or critical temperature state.
* Finished ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_node()!!! It certainly has bugs, and much testing is needed, but the logic is all in place! Oh what a slog that was... It should be far more intelligent than M2 though, once flushed out and tested.
* Created Server->active_migrations() that returns '1' if any servers are in a migration on an Anvil! system. Updated ->migrate_virsh() to record how long a migration took in the "server::migration_duration" variable, which is averaged by ScanCore->count_servers() to estimate migration times.
* Updated scan-drbd to check/update the global-common.conf file's config at the end of a scan.
* Updated ScanCore itself to not scan when in maintenance mode. Also updated it to call 'anvil-safe-start' when ScanCore starts, so long as it is within ten minutes of the host booting.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
$ anvil - > Log - > entry ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , 'print' = > 1 , level = > 1 , key = > "log_0011" , variables = > { shell_call = > $ shell_call } } ) ;
$ anvil - > System - > call ( { shell_call = > $ shell_call } ) ;
# Alert that we're done.
$ anvil - > Log - > entry ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > 0 , key = > "message_0238" } ) ;
$ anvil - > Alert - > register ( { alert_level = > "notice" , message = > "message_0238" , set_by = > "ScanCore" } ) ;
$ anvil - > Email - > send_alerts ( ) ;
return ( 0 ) ;
}
# Our peer can take faster than us. We'll shut down if/when we have no servers.
}
# In the unlikely event that the RAM allocated is equal on both nodes, that
# there is no estimated migration time (or they match), and we're not
# SyncSource, we'll pull if we're node 1.
if ( $ anvil - > data - > { sys } { anvil } { i_am } eq "node1" )
{
my $ pull_servers = 0 ;
if ( not $ am_syncsource )
{
if ( ( $ estimate_migration_pull_time eq "--" ) or ( $ estimated_migrate_off_time eq "--" ) )
{
if ( $ local_ram_use == $ peer_ram_use )
{
$ pull_servers = 1 ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > { pull_servers = > $ pull_servers } } ) ;
}
}
elsif ( $ local_ram_use == $ peer_ram_use )
{
$ pull_servers = 1 ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > { pull_servers = > $ pull_servers } } ) ;
}
}
if ( $ pull_servers )
{
if ( $ load_shed eq "power" )
{
# Power
$ anvil - > Log - > entry ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > 0 , key = > "warning_0115" } ) ;
$ anvil - > Alert - > register ( { alert_level = > "warning" , message = > "warning_0115" , set_by = > "ScanCore" } ) ;
}
else
{
# Thermal
$ anvil - > Log - > entry ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > 0 , key = > "warning_0116" } ) ;
$ anvil - > Alert - > register ( { alert_level = > "warning" , message = > "warning_0116" , set_by = > "ScanCore" } ) ;
}
$ anvil - > Email - > send_alerts ( ) ;
my $ shell_call = $ anvil - > data - > { path } { exe } { 'anvil-migrate-server' } . " --target local --server all" . $ anvil - > Log - > switches ;
The core logic is done!!!! Still need to finish end-points for the WebUI to hook into, but the core of M3 is complete! Many, many bugs are expected, of course. :)
* Created DRBD->check_if_syncsource() and ->check_if_synctarget() that return '1' if the target host is currently SyncSource or SyncTarget for any resource, respectively.
* Updated DRBD->update_global_common() to return the unified-format diff if any changes were made to global-common.conf.
* Created ScanCore->check_health() that returns the health score for a host. Created ->count_servers() that returns the number of servers on a host, how much RAM is used by those servers and, if available, the estimated migration time of the servers. Updated ->check_temperature() to set/clear/return the time that a host has been in a warning or critical temperature state.
* Finished ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_node()!!! It certainly has bugs, and much testing is needed, but the logic is all in place! Oh what a slog that was... It should be far more intelligent than M2 though, once flushed out and tested.
* Created Server->active_migrations() that returns '1' if any servers are in a migration on an Anvil! system. Updated ->migrate_virsh() to record how long a migration took in the "server::migration_duration" variable, which is averaged by ScanCore->count_servers() to estimate migration times.
* Updated scan-drbd to check/update the global-common.conf file's config at the end of a scan.
* Updated ScanCore itself to not scan when in maintenance mode. Also updated it to call 'anvil-safe-start' when ScanCore starts, so long as it is within ten minutes of the host booting.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
$ anvil - > Log - > entry ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , 'print' = > 1 , level = > 1 , key = > "log_0011" , variables = > { shell_call = > $ shell_call } } ) ;
$ anvil - > System - > call ( { shell_call = > $ shell_call } ) ;
# Alert that we're done.
$ anvil - > Log - > entry ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > 0 , key = > "message_0238" } ) ;
$ anvil - > Alert - > register ( { alert_level = > "notice" , message = > "message_0238" , set_by = > "ScanCore" } ) ;
$ anvil - > Email - > send_alerts ( ) ;
return ( 0 ) ;
}
}
}
The core logic is done!!!! Still need to finish end-points for the WebUI to hook into, but the core of M3 is complete! Many, many bugs are expected, of course. :)
* Created DRBD->check_if_syncsource() and ->check_if_synctarget() that return '1' if the target host is currently SyncSource or SyncTarget for any resource, respectively.
* Updated DRBD->update_global_common() to return the unified-format diff if any changes were made to global-common.conf.
* Created ScanCore->check_health() that returns the health score for a host. Created ->count_servers() that returns the number of servers on a host, how much RAM is used by those servers and, if available, the estimated migration time of the servers. Updated ->check_temperature() to set/clear/return the time that a host has been in a warning or critical temperature state.
* Finished ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_node()!!! It certainly has bugs, and much testing is needed, but the logic is all in place! Oh what a slog that was... It should be far more intelligent than M2 though, once flushed out and tested.
* Created Server->active_migrations() that returns '1' if any servers are in a migration on an Anvil! system. Updated ->migrate_virsh() to record how long a migration took in the "server::migration_duration" variable, which is averaged by ScanCore->count_servers() to estimate migration times.
* Updated scan-drbd to check/update the global-common.conf file's config at the end of a scan.
* Updated ScanCore itself to not scan when in maintenance mode. Also updated it to call 'anvil-safe-start' when ScanCore starts, so long as it is within ten minutes of the host booting.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
### TODO: If we're here, we're healthy. Boot any servers that are non-critical and
### off, if we've been OK for at least ten minutes.
}
}
* Created Convert->fence_ipmilan_to_ipmitool() that takes a 'fence_ipmilan' call and converts it into a direct 'ipmitool' call.
* Created Database->get_power() that loads data from the special 'power' table.
* Fixed a bug in calls to Network->ping() where some weren't formatted properly for receiving two string variables.
* Updated Database->get_anvils() to record the machine types when recording host information.
* Updated Database->get_hosts_info() to also load the 'host_ipmi' column.
* Updated Database->get_upses() to store the link to the 'power' -> 'power_uuid', when available.
* Created ScanCore->call_scan_agents() that does the work of actually calling scan agents, moving the logic out from the scancore daemon.
* Created ScanCore->check_power() that takes a host and the anvil it is in and returns if it's on batteries or not. If it is, the time on batteries and estimate hold-up time is returned. If not, the highest charge percentage is returned.
* Created ScanCore->post_scan_analysis() that is a wrapper for calling the new ->post_scan_analysis_dr(), ->post_scan_analysis_node() and ->post_scan_analysis_striker(). Of which, _dr and _node are still empty, but _striker is complete.
** ->post_scan_analysis_striker() is complete. It now boots a node after a power loss if the UPSes powering it are OK (at least one has mains power, and the main-powered UPS(es) have reached the minimum charge percentage). If it's thermal, IPMI is called and so long as at least one thermal sensor is found and it/they are all OK, it is booted. For now, M2's thermal reboot delay logic hasn't been replicated, as it added a lot of complexity and didn't prove practically useful.
* Created System->collect_ipmi_data() and moved 'scan_ipmitool's ipmitool call and parse into that method. This was done to allow ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_striker() to also call IPMI on a remote machine during thermal down events without reimplementing the logic.
* Updated scan-ipmitool to only record temperature data for data collected locally. Also renamed 'machine' variables and hash keys to 'host_name' to clarify what is being stored.
* Updated scancore to clear the 'system::stop_reason' variable.
* Added missing packages to striker-manage-install-target.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
return ( 0 ) ;
}
= head2 post_scan_analysis_striker
This runs through ScanCore post - scan analysis on Striker dashboards .
This method takes no parameters ;
= cut
sub post_scan_analysis_striker
{
my $ self = shift ;
my $ parameter = shift ;
my $ anvil = $ self - > parent ;
my $ debug = defined $ parameter - > { debug } ? $ parameter - > { debug } : 3 ;
$ anvil - > Log - > entry ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , key = > "log_0125" , variables = > { method = > "ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_striker()" } } ) ;
# We only boot nodes and DR hosts. Nodes get booted if 'variable_name = 'system::shutdown_reason' is
# set, or when a DR host is scheduled to boot.
$ anvil - > Database - > get_hosts_info ( { debug = > $ debug } ) ;
# Load our IP information.
my $ short_host_name = $ anvil - > Get - > short_host_name ;
$ anvil - > Network - > load_ips ( {
debug = > 2 ,
clear = > 1 ,
host_uuid = > $ anvil - > Get - > host_uuid ,
} ) ;
* Created Convert->fence_ipmilan_to_ipmitool() that takes a 'fence_ipmilan' call and converts it into a direct 'ipmitool' call.
* Created Database->get_power() that loads data from the special 'power' table.
* Fixed a bug in calls to Network->ping() where some weren't formatted properly for receiving two string variables.
* Updated Database->get_anvils() to record the machine types when recording host information.
* Updated Database->get_hosts_info() to also load the 'host_ipmi' column.
* Updated Database->get_upses() to store the link to the 'power' -> 'power_uuid', when available.
* Created ScanCore->call_scan_agents() that does the work of actually calling scan agents, moving the logic out from the scancore daemon.
* Created ScanCore->check_power() that takes a host and the anvil it is in and returns if it's on batteries or not. If it is, the time on batteries and estimate hold-up time is returned. If not, the highest charge percentage is returned.
* Created ScanCore->post_scan_analysis() that is a wrapper for calling the new ->post_scan_analysis_dr(), ->post_scan_analysis_node() and ->post_scan_analysis_striker(). Of which, _dr and _node are still empty, but _striker is complete.
** ->post_scan_analysis_striker() is complete. It now boots a node after a power loss if the UPSes powering it are OK (at least one has mains power, and the main-powered UPS(es) have reached the minimum charge percentage). If it's thermal, IPMI is called and so long as at least one thermal sensor is found and it/they are all OK, it is booted. For now, M2's thermal reboot delay logic hasn't been replicated, as it added a lot of complexity and didn't prove practically useful.
* Created System->collect_ipmi_data() and moved 'scan_ipmitool's ipmitool call and parse into that method. This was done to allow ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_striker() to also call IPMI on a remote machine during thermal down events without reimplementing the logic.
* Updated scan-ipmitool to only record temperature data for data collected locally. Also renamed 'machine' variables and hash keys to 'host_name' to clarify what is being stored.
* Updated scancore to clear the 'system::stop_reason' variable.
* Added missing packages to striker-manage-install-target.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
# Get a look at all nodes and DR hosts. For each, check if they're up.
foreach my $ host_uuid ( keys % { $ anvil - > data - > { machine } { host_uuid } } )
{
# Skip outself
next if $ host_uuid eq $ anvil - > Get - > host_uuid ( ) ;
# Compile host's data.
my $ host_name = $ anvil - > data - > { machine } { host_uuid } { $ host_uuid } { hosts } { host_name } ;
my $ short_host_name = $ anvil - > data - > { machine } { host_uuid } { $ host_uuid } { hosts } { short_host_name } ;
my $ host_type = $ anvil - > data - > { machine } { host_uuid } { $ host_uuid } { hosts } { host_type } ;
my $ host_key = $ anvil - > data - > { machine } { host_uuid } { $ host_uuid } { hosts } { host_key } ;
my $ host_ipmi = $ anvil - > data - > { machine } { host_uuid } { $ host_uuid } { hosts } { host_ipmi } ;
my $ host_status = $ anvil - > data - > { machine } { host_uuid } { $ host_uuid } { hosts } { host_status } ;
my $ password = $ anvil - > data - > { machine } { host_uuid } { $ host_uuid } { password } ;
my $ anvil_name = $ anvil - > data - > { machine } { host_uuid } { $ host_uuid } { anvil } { name } ;
my $ anvil_uuid = $ anvil - > data - > { machine } { host_uuid } { $ host_uuid } { anvil } { uuid } ;
my $ anvil_role = $ anvil - > data - > { machine } { host_uuid } { $ host_uuid } { anvil } { role } ;
* Created Convert->fence_ipmilan_to_ipmitool() that takes a 'fence_ipmilan' call and converts it into a direct 'ipmitool' call.
* Created Database->get_power() that loads data from the special 'power' table.
* Fixed a bug in calls to Network->ping() where some weren't formatted properly for receiving two string variables.
* Updated Database->get_anvils() to record the machine types when recording host information.
* Updated Database->get_hosts_info() to also load the 'host_ipmi' column.
* Updated Database->get_upses() to store the link to the 'power' -> 'power_uuid', when available.
* Created ScanCore->call_scan_agents() that does the work of actually calling scan agents, moving the logic out from the scancore daemon.
* Created ScanCore->check_power() that takes a host and the anvil it is in and returns if it's on batteries or not. If it is, the time on batteries and estimate hold-up time is returned. If not, the highest charge percentage is returned.
* Created ScanCore->post_scan_analysis() that is a wrapper for calling the new ->post_scan_analysis_dr(), ->post_scan_analysis_node() and ->post_scan_analysis_striker(). Of which, _dr and _node are still empty, but _striker is complete.
** ->post_scan_analysis_striker() is complete. It now boots a node after a power loss if the UPSes powering it are OK (at least one has mains power, and the main-powered UPS(es) have reached the minimum charge percentage). If it's thermal, IPMI is called and so long as at least one thermal sensor is found and it/they are all OK, it is booted. For now, M2's thermal reboot delay logic hasn't been replicated, as it added a lot of complexity and didn't prove practically useful.
* Created System->collect_ipmi_data() and moved 'scan_ipmitool's ipmitool call and parse into that method. This was done to allow ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_striker() to also call IPMI on a remote machine during thermal down events without reimplementing the logic.
* Updated scan-ipmitool to only record temperature data for data collected locally. Also renamed 'machine' variables and hash keys to 'host_name' to clarify what is being stored.
* Updated scancore to clear the 'system::stop_reason' variable.
* Added missing packages to striker-manage-install-target.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > {
host_name = > $ host_name ,
short_host_name = > $ short_host_name ,
host_type = > $ host_type ,
host_key = > $ host_key ,
host_ipmi = > $ anvil - > Log - > is_secure ( $ host_ipmi ) ,
host_status = > $ host_status ,
password = > $ anvil - > Log - > is_secure ( $ password ) ,
anvil_name = > $ anvil_name ,
anvil_uuid = > $ anvil_uuid ,
anvil_role = > $ anvil_role ,
* Created Convert->fence_ipmilan_to_ipmitool() that takes a 'fence_ipmilan' call and converts it into a direct 'ipmitool' call.
* Created Database->get_power() that loads data from the special 'power' table.
* Fixed a bug in calls to Network->ping() where some weren't formatted properly for receiving two string variables.
* Updated Database->get_anvils() to record the machine types when recording host information.
* Updated Database->get_hosts_info() to also load the 'host_ipmi' column.
* Updated Database->get_upses() to store the link to the 'power' -> 'power_uuid', when available.
* Created ScanCore->call_scan_agents() that does the work of actually calling scan agents, moving the logic out from the scancore daemon.
* Created ScanCore->check_power() that takes a host and the anvil it is in and returns if it's on batteries or not. If it is, the time on batteries and estimate hold-up time is returned. If not, the highest charge percentage is returned.
* Created ScanCore->post_scan_analysis() that is a wrapper for calling the new ->post_scan_analysis_dr(), ->post_scan_analysis_node() and ->post_scan_analysis_striker(). Of which, _dr and _node are still empty, but _striker is complete.
** ->post_scan_analysis_striker() is complete. It now boots a node after a power loss if the UPSes powering it are OK (at least one has mains power, and the main-powered UPS(es) have reached the minimum charge percentage). If it's thermal, IPMI is called and so long as at least one thermal sensor is found and it/they are all OK, it is booted. For now, M2's thermal reboot delay logic hasn't been replicated, as it added a lot of complexity and didn't prove practically useful.
* Created System->collect_ipmi_data() and moved 'scan_ipmitool's ipmitool call and parse into that method. This was done to allow ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_striker() to also call IPMI on a remote machine during thermal down events without reimplementing the logic.
* Updated scan-ipmitool to only record temperature data for data collected locally. Also renamed 'machine' variables and hash keys to 'host_name' to clarify what is being stored.
* Updated scancore to clear the 'system::stop_reason' variable.
* Added missing packages to striker-manage-install-target.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
} } ) ;
# Check to see when the last 'updated' entry was from, and it if was less than 60 seconds
# ago, skip this machine as it's likely on.
my $ query = "
SELECT
round ( extract ( epoch from modified_date ) )
FROM
updated
WHERE
updated_host_uuid = ".$anvil->Database->quote($host_uuid)."
ORDER BY
modified_date DESC
LIMIT 1 ; " ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > { query = > $ query } } ) ;
my $ last_update = $ anvil - > Database - > query ( { query = > $ query , source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ } ) - > [ 0 ] - > [ 0 ] ;
$ last_update = 0 if not defined $ last_update ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > { last_update = > $ last_update } } ) ;
if ( not $ last_update )
* Created Convert->fence_ipmilan_to_ipmitool() that takes a 'fence_ipmilan' call and converts it into a direct 'ipmitool' call.
* Created Database->get_power() that loads data from the special 'power' table.
* Fixed a bug in calls to Network->ping() where some weren't formatted properly for receiving two string variables.
* Updated Database->get_anvils() to record the machine types when recording host information.
* Updated Database->get_hosts_info() to also load the 'host_ipmi' column.
* Updated Database->get_upses() to store the link to the 'power' -> 'power_uuid', when available.
* Created ScanCore->call_scan_agents() that does the work of actually calling scan agents, moving the logic out from the scancore daemon.
* Created ScanCore->check_power() that takes a host and the anvil it is in and returns if it's on batteries or not. If it is, the time on batteries and estimate hold-up time is returned. If not, the highest charge percentage is returned.
* Created ScanCore->post_scan_analysis() that is a wrapper for calling the new ->post_scan_analysis_dr(), ->post_scan_analysis_node() and ->post_scan_analysis_striker(). Of which, _dr and _node are still empty, but _striker is complete.
** ->post_scan_analysis_striker() is complete. It now boots a node after a power loss if the UPSes powering it are OK (at least one has mains power, and the main-powered UPS(es) have reached the minimum charge percentage). If it's thermal, IPMI is called and so long as at least one thermal sensor is found and it/they are all OK, it is booted. For now, M2's thermal reboot delay logic hasn't been replicated, as it added a lot of complexity and didn't prove practically useful.
* Created System->collect_ipmi_data() and moved 'scan_ipmitool's ipmitool call and parse into that method. This was done to allow ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_striker() to also call IPMI on a remote machine during thermal down events without reimplementing the logic.
* Updated scan-ipmitool to only record temperature data for data collected locally. Also renamed 'machine' variables and hash keys to 'host_name' to clarify what is being stored.
* Updated scancore to clear the 'system::stop_reason' variable.
* Added missing packages to striker-manage-install-target.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
{
# This machine isn't running ScanCore yet, skip it.
$ anvil - > Log - > entry ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > 1 , key = > "log_0597" , variables = > { host_name = > $ host_name } } ) ;
* Created Convert->fence_ipmilan_to_ipmitool() that takes a 'fence_ipmilan' call and converts it into a direct 'ipmitool' call.
* Created Database->get_power() that loads data from the special 'power' table.
* Fixed a bug in calls to Network->ping() where some weren't formatted properly for receiving two string variables.
* Updated Database->get_anvils() to record the machine types when recording host information.
* Updated Database->get_hosts_info() to also load the 'host_ipmi' column.
* Updated Database->get_upses() to store the link to the 'power' -> 'power_uuid', when available.
* Created ScanCore->call_scan_agents() that does the work of actually calling scan agents, moving the logic out from the scancore daemon.
* Created ScanCore->check_power() that takes a host and the anvil it is in and returns if it's on batteries or not. If it is, the time on batteries and estimate hold-up time is returned. If not, the highest charge percentage is returned.
* Created ScanCore->post_scan_analysis() that is a wrapper for calling the new ->post_scan_analysis_dr(), ->post_scan_analysis_node() and ->post_scan_analysis_striker(). Of which, _dr and _node are still empty, but _striker is complete.
** ->post_scan_analysis_striker() is complete. It now boots a node after a power loss if the UPSes powering it are OK (at least one has mains power, and the main-powered UPS(es) have reached the minimum charge percentage). If it's thermal, IPMI is called and so long as at least one thermal sensor is found and it/they are all OK, it is booted. For now, M2's thermal reboot delay logic hasn't been replicated, as it added a lot of complexity and didn't prove practically useful.
* Created System->collect_ipmi_data() and moved 'scan_ipmitool's ipmitool call and parse into that method. This was done to allow ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_striker() to also call IPMI on a remote machine during thermal down events without reimplementing the logic.
* Updated scan-ipmitool to only record temperature data for data collected locally. Also renamed 'machine' variables and hash keys to 'host_name' to clarify what is being stored.
* Updated scancore to clear the 'system::stop_reason' variable.
* Added missing packages to striker-manage-install-target.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
next ;
}
else
{
my $ last_update_age = time - $ last_update ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > { last_update_age = > $ last_update_age } } ) ;
if ( $ last_update_age < 120 )
{
# It was alive less than two minutes ago, we don't need to check anything.
$ anvil - > Log - > entry ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > 3 , key = > "log_0596" , variables = > {
host_name = > $ host_name ,
difference = > $ last_update_age ,
} } ) ;
next ;
}
}
# Read in the unified fence data, if it's not already loaded.
my $ update_fence_data = 1 ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > {
"sys::fence_data_updated" = > $ anvil - > data - > { sys } { fence_data_updated } ,
} } ) ;
if ( $ anvil - > data - > { sys } { fence_data_updated } )
{
my $ age = time - $ anvil - > data - > { sys } { fence_data_updated } ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > { age = > $ age } } ) ;
if ( $ age < 86400 )
{
# Only refresh daily.
$ update_fence_data = 0 ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > { update_fence_data = > $ update_fence_data } } ) ;
}
}
if ( $ update_fence_data )
{
$ anvil - > Striker - > get_fence_data ( { debug = > $ debug } ) ;
}
* Created Convert->fence_ipmilan_to_ipmitool() that takes a 'fence_ipmilan' call and converts it into a direct 'ipmitool' call.
* Created Database->get_power() that loads data from the special 'power' table.
* Fixed a bug in calls to Network->ping() where some weren't formatted properly for receiving two string variables.
* Updated Database->get_anvils() to record the machine types when recording host information.
* Updated Database->get_hosts_info() to also load the 'host_ipmi' column.
* Updated Database->get_upses() to store the link to the 'power' -> 'power_uuid', when available.
* Created ScanCore->call_scan_agents() that does the work of actually calling scan agents, moving the logic out from the scancore daemon.
* Created ScanCore->check_power() that takes a host and the anvil it is in and returns if it's on batteries or not. If it is, the time on batteries and estimate hold-up time is returned. If not, the highest charge percentage is returned.
* Created ScanCore->post_scan_analysis() that is a wrapper for calling the new ->post_scan_analysis_dr(), ->post_scan_analysis_node() and ->post_scan_analysis_striker(). Of which, _dr and _node are still empty, but _striker is complete.
** ->post_scan_analysis_striker() is complete. It now boots a node after a power loss if the UPSes powering it are OK (at least one has mains power, and the main-powered UPS(es) have reached the minimum charge percentage). If it's thermal, IPMI is called and so long as at least one thermal sensor is found and it/they are all OK, it is booted. For now, M2's thermal reboot delay logic hasn't been replicated, as it added a lot of complexity and didn't prove practically useful.
* Created System->collect_ipmi_data() and moved 'scan_ipmitool's ipmitool call and parse into that method. This was done to allow ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_striker() to also call IPMI on a remote machine during thermal down events without reimplementing the logic.
* Updated scan-ipmitool to only record temperature data for data collected locally. Also renamed 'machine' variables and hash keys to 'host_name' to clarify what is being stored.
* Updated scancore to clear the 'system::stop_reason' variable.
* Added missing packages to striker-manage-install-target.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
# Check this target's power state.
$ anvil - > Log - > entry ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > 2 , key = > "log_0561" , variables = > { host_name = > $ host_name } } ) ;
* Created Convert->fence_ipmilan_to_ipmitool() that takes a 'fence_ipmilan' call and converts it into a direct 'ipmitool' call.
* Created Database->get_power() that loads data from the special 'power' table.
* Fixed a bug in calls to Network->ping() where some weren't formatted properly for receiving two string variables.
* Updated Database->get_anvils() to record the machine types when recording host information.
* Updated Database->get_hosts_info() to also load the 'host_ipmi' column.
* Updated Database->get_upses() to store the link to the 'power' -> 'power_uuid', when available.
* Created ScanCore->call_scan_agents() that does the work of actually calling scan agents, moving the logic out from the scancore daemon.
* Created ScanCore->check_power() that takes a host and the anvil it is in and returns if it's on batteries or not. If it is, the time on batteries and estimate hold-up time is returned. If not, the highest charge percentage is returned.
* Created ScanCore->post_scan_analysis() that is a wrapper for calling the new ->post_scan_analysis_dr(), ->post_scan_analysis_node() and ->post_scan_analysis_striker(). Of which, _dr and _node are still empty, but _striker is complete.
** ->post_scan_analysis_striker() is complete. It now boots a node after a power loss if the UPSes powering it are OK (at least one has mains power, and the main-powered UPS(es) have reached the minimum charge percentage). If it's thermal, IPMI is called and so long as at least one thermal sensor is found and it/they are all OK, it is booted. For now, M2's thermal reboot delay logic hasn't been replicated, as it added a lot of complexity and didn't prove practically useful.
* Created System->collect_ipmi_data() and moved 'scan_ipmitool's ipmitool call and parse into that method. This was done to allow ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_striker() to also call IPMI on a remote machine during thermal down events without reimplementing the logic.
* Updated scan-ipmitool to only record temperature data for data collected locally. Also renamed 'machine' variables and hash keys to 'host_name' to clarify what is being stored.
* Updated scancore to clear the 'system::stop_reason' variable.
* Added missing packages to striker-manage-install-target.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
# Do we share a network with this system?
$ anvil - > Network - > load_ips ( {
debug = > 2 ,
clear = > 1 ,
host_uuid = > $ host_uuid ,
} ) ;
* Created Convert->fence_ipmilan_to_ipmitool() that takes a 'fence_ipmilan' call and converts it into a direct 'ipmitool' call.
* Created Database->get_power() that loads data from the special 'power' table.
* Fixed a bug in calls to Network->ping() where some weren't formatted properly for receiving two string variables.
* Updated Database->get_anvils() to record the machine types when recording host information.
* Updated Database->get_hosts_info() to also load the 'host_ipmi' column.
* Updated Database->get_upses() to store the link to the 'power' -> 'power_uuid', when available.
* Created ScanCore->call_scan_agents() that does the work of actually calling scan agents, moving the logic out from the scancore daemon.
* Created ScanCore->check_power() that takes a host and the anvil it is in and returns if it's on batteries or not. If it is, the time on batteries and estimate hold-up time is returned. If not, the highest charge percentage is returned.
* Created ScanCore->post_scan_analysis() that is a wrapper for calling the new ->post_scan_analysis_dr(), ->post_scan_analysis_node() and ->post_scan_analysis_striker(). Of which, _dr and _node are still empty, but _striker is complete.
** ->post_scan_analysis_striker() is complete. It now boots a node after a power loss if the UPSes powering it are OK (at least one has mains power, and the main-powered UPS(es) have reached the minimum charge percentage). If it's thermal, IPMI is called and so long as at least one thermal sensor is found and it/they are all OK, it is booted. For now, M2's thermal reboot delay logic hasn't been replicated, as it added a lot of complexity and didn't prove practically useful.
* Created System->collect_ipmi_data() and moved 'scan_ipmitool's ipmitool call and parse into that method. This was done to allow ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_striker() to also call IPMI on a remote machine during thermal down events without reimplementing the logic.
* Updated scan-ipmitool to only record temperature data for data collected locally. Also renamed 'machine' variables and hash keys to 'host_name' to clarify what is being stored.
* Updated scancore to clear the 'system::stop_reason' variable.
* Added missing packages to striker-manage-install-target.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
my $ check_power = 1 ;
my $ match = $ anvil - > Network - > find_matches ( {
debug = > $ debug ,
first = > $ anvil - > Get - > host_uuid ,
second = > $ host_uuid ,
source = > $ THIS_FILE ,
line = > __LINE__ ,
* Created Convert->fence_ipmilan_to_ipmitool() that takes a 'fence_ipmilan' call and converts it into a direct 'ipmitool' call.
* Created Database->get_power() that loads data from the special 'power' table.
* Fixed a bug in calls to Network->ping() where some weren't formatted properly for receiving two string variables.
* Updated Database->get_anvils() to record the machine types when recording host information.
* Updated Database->get_hosts_info() to also load the 'host_ipmi' column.
* Updated Database->get_upses() to store the link to the 'power' -> 'power_uuid', when available.
* Created ScanCore->call_scan_agents() that does the work of actually calling scan agents, moving the logic out from the scancore daemon.
* Created ScanCore->check_power() that takes a host and the anvil it is in and returns if it's on batteries or not. If it is, the time on batteries and estimate hold-up time is returned. If not, the highest charge percentage is returned.
* Created ScanCore->post_scan_analysis() that is a wrapper for calling the new ->post_scan_analysis_dr(), ->post_scan_analysis_node() and ->post_scan_analysis_striker(). Of which, _dr and _node are still empty, but _striker is complete.
** ->post_scan_analysis_striker() is complete. It now boots a node after a power loss if the UPSes powering it are OK (at least one has mains power, and the main-powered UPS(es) have reached the minimum charge percentage). If it's thermal, IPMI is called and so long as at least one thermal sensor is found and it/they are all OK, it is booted. For now, M2's thermal reboot delay logic hasn't been replicated, as it added a lot of complexity and didn't prove practically useful.
* Created System->collect_ipmi_data() and moved 'scan_ipmitool's ipmitool call and parse into that method. This was done to allow ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_striker() to also call IPMI on a remote machine during thermal down events without reimplementing the logic.
* Updated scan-ipmitool to only record temperature data for data collected locally. Also renamed 'machine' variables and hash keys to 'host_name' to clarify what is being stored.
* Updated scancore to clear the 'system::stop_reason' variable.
* Added missing packages to striker-manage-install-target.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
} ) ;
my $ matched_ips = keys % { $ match } ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > { matched_ips = > $ matched_ips } } ) ;
if ( not $ matched_ips )
{
# nothing we can do with this host.
The core logic is done!!!! Still need to finish end-points for the WebUI to hook into, but the core of M3 is complete! Many, many bugs are expected, of course. :)
* Created DRBD->check_if_syncsource() and ->check_if_synctarget() that return '1' if the target host is currently SyncSource or SyncTarget for any resource, respectively.
* Updated DRBD->update_global_common() to return the unified-format diff if any changes were made to global-common.conf.
* Created ScanCore->check_health() that returns the health score for a host. Created ->count_servers() that returns the number of servers on a host, how much RAM is used by those servers and, if available, the estimated migration time of the servers. Updated ->check_temperature() to set/clear/return the time that a host has been in a warning or critical temperature state.
* Finished ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_node()!!! It certainly has bugs, and much testing is needed, but the logic is all in place! Oh what a slog that was... It should be far more intelligent than M2 though, once flushed out and tested.
* Created Server->active_migrations() that returns '1' if any servers are in a migration on an Anvil! system. Updated ->migrate_virsh() to record how long a migration took in the "server::migration_duration" variable, which is averaged by ScanCore->count_servers() to estimate migration times.
* Updated scan-drbd to check/update the global-common.conf file's config at the end of a scan.
* Updated ScanCore itself to not scan when in maintenance mode. Also updated it to call 'anvil-safe-start' when ScanCore starts, so long as it is within ten minutes of the host booting.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
$ anvil - > Log - > entry ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , key = > "log_0558" , variables = > { host_name = > $ host_name } } ) ;
* Created Convert->fence_ipmilan_to_ipmitool() that takes a 'fence_ipmilan' call and converts it into a direct 'ipmitool' call.
* Created Database->get_power() that loads data from the special 'power' table.
* Fixed a bug in calls to Network->ping() where some weren't formatted properly for receiving two string variables.
* Updated Database->get_anvils() to record the machine types when recording host information.
* Updated Database->get_hosts_info() to also load the 'host_ipmi' column.
* Updated Database->get_upses() to store the link to the 'power' -> 'power_uuid', when available.
* Created ScanCore->call_scan_agents() that does the work of actually calling scan agents, moving the logic out from the scancore daemon.
* Created ScanCore->check_power() that takes a host and the anvil it is in and returns if it's on batteries or not. If it is, the time on batteries and estimate hold-up time is returned. If not, the highest charge percentage is returned.
* Created ScanCore->post_scan_analysis() that is a wrapper for calling the new ->post_scan_analysis_dr(), ->post_scan_analysis_node() and ->post_scan_analysis_striker(). Of which, _dr and _node are still empty, but _striker is complete.
** ->post_scan_analysis_striker() is complete. It now boots a node after a power loss if the UPSes powering it are OK (at least one has mains power, and the main-powered UPS(es) have reached the minimum charge percentage). If it's thermal, IPMI is called and so long as at least one thermal sensor is found and it/they are all OK, it is booted. For now, M2's thermal reboot delay logic hasn't been replicated, as it added a lot of complexity and didn't prove practically useful.
* Created System->collect_ipmi_data() and moved 'scan_ipmitool's ipmitool call and parse into that method. This was done to allow ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_striker() to also call IPMI on a remote machine during thermal down events without reimplementing the logic.
* Updated scan-ipmitool to only record temperature data for data collected locally. Also renamed 'machine' variables and hash keys to 'host_name' to clarify what is being stored.
* Updated scancore to clear the 'system::stop_reason' variable.
* Added missing packages to striker-manage-install-target.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
next ;
}
foreach my $ interface ( sort { $ a cmp $ b } keys % { $ match - > { $ host_uuid } } )
{
my $ ip_address = $ match - > { $ host_uuid } { $ interface } { ip } ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > {
's1:interface' = > $ interface ,
's2:ip_address' = > $ ip_address ,
} } ) ;
# Can we access the machine?
my ( $ pinged , $ average_time ) = $ anvil - > Network - > ping ( {
debug = > $ debug ,
count = > 3 ,
ping = > $ ip_address ,
} ) ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > {
* Created Convert->fence_ipmilan_to_ipmitool() that takes a 'fence_ipmilan' call and converts it into a direct 'ipmitool' call.
* Created Database->get_power() that loads data from the special 'power' table.
* Fixed a bug in calls to Network->ping() where some weren't formatted properly for receiving two string variables.
* Updated Database->get_anvils() to record the machine types when recording host information.
* Updated Database->get_hosts_info() to also load the 'host_ipmi' column.
* Updated Database->get_upses() to store the link to the 'power' -> 'power_uuid', when available.
* Created ScanCore->call_scan_agents() that does the work of actually calling scan agents, moving the logic out from the scancore daemon.
* Created ScanCore->check_power() that takes a host and the anvil it is in and returns if it's on batteries or not. If it is, the time on batteries and estimate hold-up time is returned. If not, the highest charge percentage is returned.
* Created ScanCore->post_scan_analysis() that is a wrapper for calling the new ->post_scan_analysis_dr(), ->post_scan_analysis_node() and ->post_scan_analysis_striker(). Of which, _dr and _node are still empty, but _striker is complete.
** ->post_scan_analysis_striker() is complete. It now boots a node after a power loss if the UPSes powering it are OK (at least one has mains power, and the main-powered UPS(es) have reached the minimum charge percentage). If it's thermal, IPMI is called and so long as at least one thermal sensor is found and it/they are all OK, it is booted. For now, M2's thermal reboot delay logic hasn't been replicated, as it added a lot of complexity and didn't prove practically useful.
* Created System->collect_ipmi_data() and moved 'scan_ipmitool's ipmitool call and parse into that method. This was done to allow ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_striker() to also call IPMI on a remote machine during thermal down events without reimplementing the logic.
* Updated scan-ipmitool to only record temperature data for data collected locally. Also renamed 'machine' variables and hash keys to 'host_name' to clarify what is being stored.
* Updated scancore to clear the 'system::stop_reason' variable.
* Added missing packages to striker-manage-install-target.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
pinged = > $ pinged ,
average_time = > $ average_time ,
} } ) ;
if ( $ pinged )
{
my $ access = $ anvil - > Remote - > test_access ( {
debug = > $ debug ,
target = > $ ip_address ,
user = > "root" ,
password = > $ password ,
} ) ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > { access = > $ access } } ) ;
* Created Convert->fence_ipmilan_to_ipmitool() that takes a 'fence_ipmilan' call and converts it into a direct 'ipmitool' call.
* Created Database->get_power() that loads data from the special 'power' table.
* Fixed a bug in calls to Network->ping() where some weren't formatted properly for receiving two string variables.
* Updated Database->get_anvils() to record the machine types when recording host information.
* Updated Database->get_hosts_info() to also load the 'host_ipmi' column.
* Updated Database->get_upses() to store the link to the 'power' -> 'power_uuid', when available.
* Created ScanCore->call_scan_agents() that does the work of actually calling scan agents, moving the logic out from the scancore daemon.
* Created ScanCore->check_power() that takes a host and the anvil it is in and returns if it's on batteries or not. If it is, the time on batteries and estimate hold-up time is returned. If not, the highest charge percentage is returned.
* Created ScanCore->post_scan_analysis() that is a wrapper for calling the new ->post_scan_analysis_dr(), ->post_scan_analysis_node() and ->post_scan_analysis_striker(). Of which, _dr and _node are still empty, but _striker is complete.
** ->post_scan_analysis_striker() is complete. It now boots a node after a power loss if the UPSes powering it are OK (at least one has mains power, and the main-powered UPS(es) have reached the minimum charge percentage). If it's thermal, IPMI is called and so long as at least one thermal sensor is found and it/they are all OK, it is booted. For now, M2's thermal reboot delay logic hasn't been replicated, as it added a lot of complexity and didn't prove practically useful.
* Created System->collect_ipmi_data() and moved 'scan_ipmitool's ipmitool call and parse into that method. This was done to allow ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_striker() to also call IPMI on a remote machine during thermal down events without reimplementing the logic.
* Updated scan-ipmitool to only record temperature data for data collected locally. Also renamed 'machine' variables and hash keys to 'host_name' to clarify what is being stored.
* Updated scancore to clear the 'system::stop_reason' variable.
* Added missing packages to striker-manage-install-target.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
if ( $ access )
{
# It's up.
$ anvil - > Log - > entry ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > 2 , key = > "log_0562" , variables = > { host_name = > $ host_name } } ) ;
$ check_power = 0 ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > {
check_power = > $ check_power ,
host_status = > $ host_status ,
} } ) ;
# If the host_status is 'booting' or 'unknown', change it to online.
if ( ( $ host_status eq "booting" ) or ( $ host_status eq "unknown" ) )
{
$ anvil - > Database - > update_host_status ( {
debug = > $ debug ,
host_uuid = > $ host_uuid ,
host_status = > "online" ,
} ) ;
}
* Created Convert->fence_ipmilan_to_ipmitool() that takes a 'fence_ipmilan' call and converts it into a direct 'ipmitool' call.
* Created Database->get_power() that loads data from the special 'power' table.
* Fixed a bug in calls to Network->ping() where some weren't formatted properly for receiving two string variables.
* Updated Database->get_anvils() to record the machine types when recording host information.
* Updated Database->get_hosts_info() to also load the 'host_ipmi' column.
* Updated Database->get_upses() to store the link to the 'power' -> 'power_uuid', when available.
* Created ScanCore->call_scan_agents() that does the work of actually calling scan agents, moving the logic out from the scancore daemon.
* Created ScanCore->check_power() that takes a host and the anvil it is in and returns if it's on batteries or not. If it is, the time on batteries and estimate hold-up time is returned. If not, the highest charge percentage is returned.
* Created ScanCore->post_scan_analysis() that is a wrapper for calling the new ->post_scan_analysis_dr(), ->post_scan_analysis_node() and ->post_scan_analysis_striker(). Of which, _dr and _node are still empty, but _striker is complete.
** ->post_scan_analysis_striker() is complete. It now boots a node after a power loss if the UPSes powering it are OK (at least one has mains power, and the main-powered UPS(es) have reached the minimum charge percentage). If it's thermal, IPMI is called and so long as at least one thermal sensor is found and it/they are all OK, it is booted. For now, M2's thermal reboot delay logic hasn't been replicated, as it added a lot of complexity and didn't prove practically useful.
* Created System->collect_ipmi_data() and moved 'scan_ipmitool's ipmitool call and parse into that method. This was done to allow ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_striker() to also call IPMI on a remote machine during thermal down events without reimplementing the logic.
* Updated scan-ipmitool to only record temperature data for data collected locally. Also renamed 'machine' variables and hash keys to 'host_name' to clarify what is being stored.
* Updated scancore to clear the 'system::stop_reason' variable.
* Added missing packages to striker-manage-install-target.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
last ;
}
}
}
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > {
check_power = > $ check_power ,
short_host_name = > $ short_host_name ,
host_ipmi = > $ host_ipmi ,
host_status = > $ host_status ,
} } ) ;
* Created Convert->fence_ipmilan_to_ipmitool() that takes a 'fence_ipmilan' call and converts it into a direct 'ipmitool' call.
* Created Database->get_power() that loads data from the special 'power' table.
* Fixed a bug in calls to Network->ping() where some weren't formatted properly for receiving two string variables.
* Updated Database->get_anvils() to record the machine types when recording host information.
* Updated Database->get_hosts_info() to also load the 'host_ipmi' column.
* Updated Database->get_upses() to store the link to the 'power' -> 'power_uuid', when available.
* Created ScanCore->call_scan_agents() that does the work of actually calling scan agents, moving the logic out from the scancore daemon.
* Created ScanCore->check_power() that takes a host and the anvil it is in and returns if it's on batteries or not. If it is, the time on batteries and estimate hold-up time is returned. If not, the highest charge percentage is returned.
* Created ScanCore->post_scan_analysis() that is a wrapper for calling the new ->post_scan_analysis_dr(), ->post_scan_analysis_node() and ->post_scan_analysis_striker(). Of which, _dr and _node are still empty, but _striker is complete.
** ->post_scan_analysis_striker() is complete. It now boots a node after a power loss if the UPSes powering it are OK (at least one has mains power, and the main-powered UPS(es) have reached the minimum charge percentage). If it's thermal, IPMI is called and so long as at least one thermal sensor is found and it/they are all OK, it is booted. For now, M2's thermal reboot delay logic hasn't been replicated, as it added a lot of complexity and didn't prove practically useful.
* Created System->collect_ipmi_data() and moved 'scan_ipmitool's ipmitool call and parse into that method. This was done to allow ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_striker() to also call IPMI on a remote machine during thermal down events without reimplementing the logic.
* Updated scan-ipmitool to only record temperature data for data collected locally. Also renamed 'machine' variables and hash keys to 'host_name' to clarify what is being stored.
* Updated scancore to clear the 'system::stop_reason' variable.
* Added missing packages to striker-manage-install-target.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
if ( not $ check_power )
{
next ;
}
# Do we have IPMI info?
if ( ( not $ host_ipmi ) && ( $ host_type eq "node" ) && ( $ anvil_uuid ) )
* Created Convert->fence_ipmilan_to_ipmitool() that takes a 'fence_ipmilan' call and converts it into a direct 'ipmitool' call.
* Created Database->get_power() that loads data from the special 'power' table.
* Fixed a bug in calls to Network->ping() where some weren't formatted properly for receiving two string variables.
* Updated Database->get_anvils() to record the machine types when recording host information.
* Updated Database->get_hosts_info() to also load the 'host_ipmi' column.
* Updated Database->get_upses() to store the link to the 'power' -> 'power_uuid', when available.
* Created ScanCore->call_scan_agents() that does the work of actually calling scan agents, moving the logic out from the scancore daemon.
* Created ScanCore->check_power() that takes a host and the anvil it is in and returns if it's on batteries or not. If it is, the time on batteries and estimate hold-up time is returned. If not, the highest charge percentage is returned.
* Created ScanCore->post_scan_analysis() that is a wrapper for calling the new ->post_scan_analysis_dr(), ->post_scan_analysis_node() and ->post_scan_analysis_striker(). Of which, _dr and _node are still empty, but _striker is complete.
** ->post_scan_analysis_striker() is complete. It now boots a node after a power loss if the UPSes powering it are OK (at least one has mains power, and the main-powered UPS(es) have reached the minimum charge percentage). If it's thermal, IPMI is called and so long as at least one thermal sensor is found and it/they are all OK, it is booted. For now, M2's thermal reboot delay logic hasn't been replicated, as it added a lot of complexity and didn't prove practically useful.
* Created System->collect_ipmi_data() and moved 'scan_ipmitool's ipmitool call and parse into that method. This was done to allow ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_striker() to also call IPMI on a remote machine during thermal down events without reimplementing the logic.
* Updated scan-ipmitool to only record temperature data for data collected locally. Also renamed 'machine' variables and hash keys to 'host_name' to clarify what is being stored.
* Updated scancore to clear the 'system::stop_reason' variable.
* Added missing packages to striker-manage-install-target.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
{
# No host IPMI (that we know of). Can we check using another (non PDU) fence method?
my $ query = "SELECT scan_cluster_cib FROM scan_cluster WHERE scan_cluster_anvil_uuid = " . $ anvil - > Database - > quote ( $ anvil_uuid ) . ";" ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > { query = > $ query } } ) ;
my $ scan_cluster_cib = $ anvil - > Database - > query ( { query = > $ query , source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ } ) - > [ 0 ] - > [ 0 ] ;
$ scan_cluster_cib = "" if not defined $ scan_cluster_cib ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > { scan_cluster_cib = > $ scan_cluster_cib } } ) ;
if ( $ scan_cluster_cib )
{
# Parse out the fence methods for this host.
my $ problem = $ anvil - > Cluster - > parse_cib ( {
debug = > $ debug ,
cib = > $ scan_cluster_cib ,
} ) ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > { problem = > $ problem } } ) ;
if ( not $ problem )
{
# Parsed! Do we have a fence method we can trust to check the power
# state of this node?
my $ node_name = exists $ anvil - > data - > { cib } { parsed } { data } { node } { $ short_host_name } ? $ short_host_name : $ host_name ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > { node_name = > $ node_name } } ) ;
foreach my $ order ( sort { $ a cmp $ b } keys % { $ anvil - > data - > { cib } { parsed } { data } { node } { $ node_name } { fencing } { order } } )
{
my $ method = $ anvil - > data - > { cib } { parsed } { data } { node } { $ node_name } { fencing } { order } { $ order } { devices } ;
my $ agent = $ anvil - > data - > { cib } { parsed } { data } { stonith } { primitive_id } { $ method } { agent } ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > {
's1:order' = > $ order ,
's2:method' = > $ method ,
's3:agent' = > $ agent
} } ) ;
# We can't trust a PDU's output, so skip them. We also can't use the fake 'fence_delay' agent.
next if $ agent =~ /pdu/ ;
next if $ agent eq "fence_delay" ;
my $ shell_call = $ agent . " " ;
foreach my $ stdin_name ( sort { $ a cmp $ b } keys % { $ anvil - > data - > { cib } { parsed } { data } { node } { $ node_name } { fencing } { device } { $ method } { argument } } )
{
next if $ stdin_name =~ /pcmk_o\w+_action/ ;
my $ switch = "" ;
my $ value = $ anvil - > data - > { cib } { parsed } { data } { node } { $ node_name } { fencing } { device } { $ method } { argument } { $ stdin_name } { value } ;
foreach my $ this_switch ( sort { $ a cmp $ b } keys % { $ anvil - > data - > { fence_data } { $ agent } { switch } } )
{
my $ this_name = $ anvil - > data - > { fence_data } { $ agent } { switch } { $ this_switch } { name } ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > 2 , list = > {
this_switch = > $ this_switch ,
this_name = > $ this_name ,
} } ) ;
if ( $ stdin_name eq $ this_name )
{
$ switch = $ this_switch ;
my $ dashes = ( length ( $ switch ) > 1 ) ? "--" : "-" ;
$ shell_call . = $ dashes . $ switch . " \"" . $ value . "\" " ;
last ;
}
}
if ( not $ switch )
{
if ( $ anvil - > data - > { fence_data } { $ agent } { switch } { $ stdin_name } { name } )
{
my $ dashes = ( length ( $ stdin_name ) > 1 ) ? "--" : "-" ;
$ shell_call . = $ dashes . $ stdin_name . " \"" . $ value . "\" " ;
}
}
}
$ shell_call . = "--action status" ;
The core logic is done!!!! Still need to finish end-points for the WebUI to hook into, but the core of M3 is complete! Many, many bugs are expected, of course. :)
* Created DRBD->check_if_syncsource() and ->check_if_synctarget() that return '1' if the target host is currently SyncSource or SyncTarget for any resource, respectively.
* Updated DRBD->update_global_common() to return the unified-format diff if any changes were made to global-common.conf.
* Created ScanCore->check_health() that returns the health score for a host. Created ->count_servers() that returns the number of servers on a host, how much RAM is used by those servers and, if available, the estimated migration time of the servers. Updated ->check_temperature() to set/clear/return the time that a host has been in a warning or critical temperature state.
* Finished ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_node()!!! It certainly has bugs, and much testing is needed, but the logic is all in place! Oh what a slog that was... It should be far more intelligent than M2 though, once flushed out and tested.
* Created Server->active_migrations() that returns '1' if any servers are in a migration on an Anvil! system. Updated ->migrate_virsh() to record how long a migration took in the "server::migration_duration" variable, which is averaged by ScanCore->count_servers() to estimate migration times.
* Updated scan-drbd to check/update the global-common.conf file's config at the end of a scan.
* Updated ScanCore itself to not scan when in maintenance mode. Also updated it to call 'anvil-safe-start' when ScanCore starts, so long as it is within ten minutes of the host booting.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > { shell_call = > $ shell_call } } ) ;
my ( $ output , $ return_code ) = $ anvil - > System - > call ( { debug = > $ debug , timeout = > 30 , shell_call = > $ shell_call } ) ;
The core logic is done!!!! Still need to finish end-points for the WebUI to hook into, but the core of M3 is complete! Many, many bugs are expected, of course. :)
* Created DRBD->check_if_syncsource() and ->check_if_synctarget() that return '1' if the target host is currently SyncSource or SyncTarget for any resource, respectively.
* Updated DRBD->update_global_common() to return the unified-format diff if any changes were made to global-common.conf.
* Created ScanCore->check_health() that returns the health score for a host. Created ->count_servers() that returns the number of servers on a host, how much RAM is used by those servers and, if available, the estimated migration time of the servers. Updated ->check_temperature() to set/clear/return the time that a host has been in a warning or critical temperature state.
* Finished ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_node()!!! It certainly has bugs, and much testing is needed, but the logic is all in place! Oh what a slog that was... It should be far more intelligent than M2 though, once flushed out and tested.
* Created Server->active_migrations() that returns '1' if any servers are in a migration on an Anvil! system. Updated ->migrate_virsh() to record how long a migration took in the "server::migration_duration" variable, which is averaged by ScanCore->count_servers() to estimate migration times.
* Updated scan-drbd to check/update the global-common.conf file's config at the end of a scan.
* Updated ScanCore itself to not scan when in maintenance mode. Also updated it to call 'anvil-safe-start' when ScanCore starts, so long as it is within ten minutes of the host booting.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > {
output = > $ output ,
return_code = > $ return_code ,
} } ) ;
foreach my $ line ( split /\n/ , $ output )
{
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > { line = > $ line } } ) ;
}
if ( $ return_code eq "2" )
{
# Node is off.
$ anvil - > Log - > entry ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > 1 , key = > "log_0564" , variables = > { host_name = > $ host_name } } ) ;
$ anvil - > Database - > update_host_status ( {
debug = > $ debug ,
host_uuid = > $ host_uuid ,
host_status = > "powered off" ,
} ) ;
}
elsif ( $ return_code eq "0" )
{
# Node is on.
$ anvil - > Log - > entry ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > 1 , key = > "log_0563" , variables = > { host_name = > $ host_name } } ) ;
next ;
}
}
}
}
### TODO: Add support for power-cycling a target using PDUs.
* Created Convert->fence_ipmilan_to_ipmitool() that takes a 'fence_ipmilan' call and converts it into a direct 'ipmitool' call.
* Created Database->get_power() that loads data from the special 'power' table.
* Fixed a bug in calls to Network->ping() where some weren't formatted properly for receiving two string variables.
* Updated Database->get_anvils() to record the machine types when recording host information.
* Updated Database->get_hosts_info() to also load the 'host_ipmi' column.
* Updated Database->get_upses() to store the link to the 'power' -> 'power_uuid', when available.
* Created ScanCore->call_scan_agents() that does the work of actually calling scan agents, moving the logic out from the scancore daemon.
* Created ScanCore->check_power() that takes a host and the anvil it is in and returns if it's on batteries or not. If it is, the time on batteries and estimate hold-up time is returned. If not, the highest charge percentage is returned.
* Created ScanCore->post_scan_analysis() that is a wrapper for calling the new ->post_scan_analysis_dr(), ->post_scan_analysis_node() and ->post_scan_analysis_striker(). Of which, _dr and _node are still empty, but _striker is complete.
** ->post_scan_analysis_striker() is complete. It now boots a node after a power loss if the UPSes powering it are OK (at least one has mains power, and the main-powered UPS(es) have reached the minimum charge percentage). If it's thermal, IPMI is called and so long as at least one thermal sensor is found and it/they are all OK, it is booted. For now, M2's thermal reboot delay logic hasn't been replicated, as it added a lot of complexity and didn't prove practically useful.
* Created System->collect_ipmi_data() and moved 'scan_ipmitool's ipmitool call and parse into that method. This was done to allow ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_striker() to also call IPMI on a remote machine during thermal down events without reimplementing the logic.
* Updated scan-ipmitool to only record temperature data for data collected locally. Also renamed 'machine' variables and hash keys to 'host_name' to clarify what is being stored.
* Updated scancore to clear the 'system::stop_reason' variable.
* Added missing packages to striker-manage-install-target.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
# Nothing we can do (for now)
$ anvil - > Log - > entry ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > 1 , key = > "log_0559" , variables = > { host_name = > $ host_name } } ) ;
next ;
}
# If we're here and there's no host IPMI information, there's nothing we can do.
if ( not $ anvil - > data - > { machine } { host_uuid } { $ host_uuid } { hosts } { host_ipmi } )
{
$ anvil - > Log - > entry ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > 1 , key = > "log_0560" , variables = > { host_name = > $ host_name } } ) ;
next ;
}
* Created Convert->fence_ipmilan_to_ipmitool() that takes a 'fence_ipmilan' call and converts it into a direct 'ipmitool' call.
* Created Database->get_power() that loads data from the special 'power' table.
* Fixed a bug in calls to Network->ping() where some weren't formatted properly for receiving two string variables.
* Updated Database->get_anvils() to record the machine types when recording host information.
* Updated Database->get_hosts_info() to also load the 'host_ipmi' column.
* Updated Database->get_upses() to store the link to the 'power' -> 'power_uuid', when available.
* Created ScanCore->call_scan_agents() that does the work of actually calling scan agents, moving the logic out from the scancore daemon.
* Created ScanCore->check_power() that takes a host and the anvil it is in and returns if it's on batteries or not. If it is, the time on batteries and estimate hold-up time is returned. If not, the highest charge percentage is returned.
* Created ScanCore->post_scan_analysis() that is a wrapper for calling the new ->post_scan_analysis_dr(), ->post_scan_analysis_node() and ->post_scan_analysis_striker(). Of which, _dr and _node are still empty, but _striker is complete.
** ->post_scan_analysis_striker() is complete. It now boots a node after a power loss if the UPSes powering it are OK (at least one has mains power, and the main-powered UPS(es) have reached the minimum charge percentage). If it's thermal, IPMI is called and so long as at least one thermal sensor is found and it/they are all OK, it is booted. For now, M2's thermal reboot delay logic hasn't been replicated, as it added a lot of complexity and didn't prove practically useful.
* Created System->collect_ipmi_data() and moved 'scan_ipmitool's ipmitool call and parse into that method. This was done to allow ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_striker() to also call IPMI on a remote machine during thermal down events without reimplementing the logic.
* Updated scan-ipmitool to only record temperature data for data collected locally. Also renamed 'machine' variables and hash keys to 'host_name' to clarify what is being stored.
* Updated scancore to clear the 'system::stop_reason' variable.
* Added missing packages to striker-manage-install-target.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
# Check the power state.
my $ shell_call = $ host_ipmi ;
$ shell_call =~ s/--action status// ;
$ shell_call =~ s/-o status// ;
$ shell_call . = " --action status" ;
$ shell_call =~ s/ --action/ --action/ ;
my ( $ output , $ return_code ) = $ anvil - > System - > call ( { debug = > $ debug , timeout = > 30 , shell_call = > $ shell_call } ) ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > { output = > $ output , return_code = > $ return_code } } ) ;
* Created Convert->fence_ipmilan_to_ipmitool() that takes a 'fence_ipmilan' call and converts it into a direct 'ipmitool' call.
* Created Database->get_power() that loads data from the special 'power' table.
* Fixed a bug in calls to Network->ping() where some weren't formatted properly for receiving two string variables.
* Updated Database->get_anvils() to record the machine types when recording host information.
* Updated Database->get_hosts_info() to also load the 'host_ipmi' column.
* Updated Database->get_upses() to store the link to the 'power' -> 'power_uuid', when available.
* Created ScanCore->call_scan_agents() that does the work of actually calling scan agents, moving the logic out from the scancore daemon.
* Created ScanCore->check_power() that takes a host and the anvil it is in and returns if it's on batteries or not. If it is, the time on batteries and estimate hold-up time is returned. If not, the highest charge percentage is returned.
* Created ScanCore->post_scan_analysis() that is a wrapper for calling the new ->post_scan_analysis_dr(), ->post_scan_analysis_node() and ->post_scan_analysis_striker(). Of which, _dr and _node are still empty, but _striker is complete.
** ->post_scan_analysis_striker() is complete. It now boots a node after a power loss if the UPSes powering it are OK (at least one has mains power, and the main-powered UPS(es) have reached the minimum charge percentage). If it's thermal, IPMI is called and so long as at least one thermal sensor is found and it/they are all OK, it is booted. For now, M2's thermal reboot delay logic hasn't been replicated, as it added a lot of complexity and didn't prove practically useful.
* Created System->collect_ipmi_data() and moved 'scan_ipmitool's ipmitool call and parse into that method. This was done to allow ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_striker() to also call IPMI on a remote machine during thermal down events without reimplementing the logic.
* Updated scan-ipmitool to only record temperature data for data collected locally. Also renamed 'machine' variables and hash keys to 'host_name' to clarify what is being stored.
* Updated scancore to clear the 'system::stop_reason' variable.
* Added missing packages to striker-manage-install-target.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
foreach my $ line ( split /\n/ , $ output )
{
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > { line = > $ line } } ) ;
* Created Convert->fence_ipmilan_to_ipmitool() that takes a 'fence_ipmilan' call and converts it into a direct 'ipmitool' call.
* Created Database->get_power() that loads data from the special 'power' table.
* Fixed a bug in calls to Network->ping() where some weren't formatted properly for receiving two string variables.
* Updated Database->get_anvils() to record the machine types when recording host information.
* Updated Database->get_hosts_info() to also load the 'host_ipmi' column.
* Updated Database->get_upses() to store the link to the 'power' -> 'power_uuid', when available.
* Created ScanCore->call_scan_agents() that does the work of actually calling scan agents, moving the logic out from the scancore daemon.
* Created ScanCore->check_power() that takes a host and the anvil it is in and returns if it's on batteries or not. If it is, the time on batteries and estimate hold-up time is returned. If not, the highest charge percentage is returned.
* Created ScanCore->post_scan_analysis() that is a wrapper for calling the new ->post_scan_analysis_dr(), ->post_scan_analysis_node() and ->post_scan_analysis_striker(). Of which, _dr and _node are still empty, but _striker is complete.
** ->post_scan_analysis_striker() is complete. It now boots a node after a power loss if the UPSes powering it are OK (at least one has mains power, and the main-powered UPS(es) have reached the minimum charge percentage). If it's thermal, IPMI is called and so long as at least one thermal sensor is found and it/they are all OK, it is booted. For now, M2's thermal reboot delay logic hasn't been replicated, as it added a lot of complexity and didn't prove practically useful.
* Created System->collect_ipmi_data() and moved 'scan_ipmitool's ipmitool call and parse into that method. This was done to allow ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_striker() to also call IPMI on a remote machine during thermal down events without reimplementing the logic.
* Updated scan-ipmitool to only record temperature data for data collected locally. Also renamed 'machine' variables and hash keys to 'host_name' to clarify what is being stored.
* Updated scancore to clear the 'system::stop_reason' variable.
* Added missing packages to striker-manage-install-target.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
}
if ( $ return_code eq "2" )
{
# Node is off.
$ anvil - > Log - > entry ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > 1 , key = > "log_0564" , variables = > { host_name = > $ host_name } } ) ;
$ anvil - > Database - > update_host_status ( {
debug = > $ debug ,
host_uuid = > $ host_uuid ,
host_status = > "powered off" ,
} ) ;
* Created Convert->fence_ipmilan_to_ipmitool() that takes a 'fence_ipmilan' call and converts it into a direct 'ipmitool' call.
* Created Database->get_power() that loads data from the special 'power' table.
* Fixed a bug in calls to Network->ping() where some weren't formatted properly for receiving two string variables.
* Updated Database->get_anvils() to record the machine types when recording host information.
* Updated Database->get_hosts_info() to also load the 'host_ipmi' column.
* Updated Database->get_upses() to store the link to the 'power' -> 'power_uuid', when available.
* Created ScanCore->call_scan_agents() that does the work of actually calling scan agents, moving the logic out from the scancore daemon.
* Created ScanCore->check_power() that takes a host and the anvil it is in and returns if it's on batteries or not. If it is, the time on batteries and estimate hold-up time is returned. If not, the highest charge percentage is returned.
* Created ScanCore->post_scan_analysis() that is a wrapper for calling the new ->post_scan_analysis_dr(), ->post_scan_analysis_node() and ->post_scan_analysis_striker(). Of which, _dr and _node are still empty, but _striker is complete.
** ->post_scan_analysis_striker() is complete. It now boots a node after a power loss if the UPSes powering it are OK (at least one has mains power, and the main-powered UPS(es) have reached the minimum charge percentage). If it's thermal, IPMI is called and so long as at least one thermal sensor is found and it/they are all OK, it is booted. For now, M2's thermal reboot delay logic hasn't been replicated, as it added a lot of complexity and didn't prove practically useful.
* Created System->collect_ipmi_data() and moved 'scan_ipmitool's ipmitool call and parse into that method. This was done to allow ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_striker() to also call IPMI on a remote machine during thermal down events without reimplementing the logic.
* Updated scan-ipmitool to only record temperature data for data collected locally. Also renamed 'machine' variables and hash keys to 'host_name' to clarify what is being stored.
* Updated scancore to clear the 'system::stop_reason' variable.
* Added missing packages to striker-manage-install-target.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
}
elsif ( $ return_code eq "0" )
{
# Node is on.
$ anvil - > Log - > entry ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > 1 , key = > "log_0563" , variables = > { host_name = > $ host_name } } ) ;
next ;
}
# Still here? See if we know why the node is off.
my ( $ stop_reason , $ variable_uuid , $ modified_date ) = $ anvil - > Database - > read_variable ( {
variable_name = > "system::stop_reason" ,
variable_source_table = > "hosts" ,
variable_source_uuid = > $ host_uuid ,
} ) ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > {
stop_reason = > $ stop_reason ,
variable_uuid = > $ variable_uuid ,
modified_date = > $ modified_date ,
* Created Convert->fence_ipmilan_to_ipmitool() that takes a 'fence_ipmilan' call and converts it into a direct 'ipmitool' call.
* Created Database->get_power() that loads data from the special 'power' table.
* Fixed a bug in calls to Network->ping() where some weren't formatted properly for receiving two string variables.
* Updated Database->get_anvils() to record the machine types when recording host information.
* Updated Database->get_hosts_info() to also load the 'host_ipmi' column.
* Updated Database->get_upses() to store the link to the 'power' -> 'power_uuid', when available.
* Created ScanCore->call_scan_agents() that does the work of actually calling scan agents, moving the logic out from the scancore daemon.
* Created ScanCore->check_power() that takes a host and the anvil it is in and returns if it's on batteries or not. If it is, the time on batteries and estimate hold-up time is returned. If not, the highest charge percentage is returned.
* Created ScanCore->post_scan_analysis() that is a wrapper for calling the new ->post_scan_analysis_dr(), ->post_scan_analysis_node() and ->post_scan_analysis_striker(). Of which, _dr and _node are still empty, but _striker is complete.
** ->post_scan_analysis_striker() is complete. It now boots a node after a power loss if the UPSes powering it are OK (at least one has mains power, and the main-powered UPS(es) have reached the minimum charge percentage). If it's thermal, IPMI is called and so long as at least one thermal sensor is found and it/they are all OK, it is booted. For now, M2's thermal reboot delay logic hasn't been replicated, as it added a lot of complexity and didn't prove practically useful.
* Created System->collect_ipmi_data() and moved 'scan_ipmitool's ipmitool call and parse into that method. This was done to allow ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_striker() to also call IPMI on a remote machine during thermal down events without reimplementing the logic.
* Updated scan-ipmitool to only record temperature data for data collected locally. Also renamed 'machine' variables and hash keys to 'host_name' to clarify what is being stored.
* Updated scancore to clear the 'system::stop_reason' variable.
* Added missing packages to striker-manage-install-target.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
} } ) ;
if ( not $ stop_reason )
{
$ stop_reason = "unknown" ;
* Created Convert->fence_ipmilan_to_ipmitool() that takes a 'fence_ipmilan' call and converts it into a direct 'ipmitool' call.
* Created Database->get_power() that loads data from the special 'power' table.
* Fixed a bug in calls to Network->ping() where some weren't formatted properly for receiving two string variables.
* Updated Database->get_anvils() to record the machine types when recording host information.
* Updated Database->get_hosts_info() to also load the 'host_ipmi' column.
* Updated Database->get_upses() to store the link to the 'power' -> 'power_uuid', when available.
* Created ScanCore->call_scan_agents() that does the work of actually calling scan agents, moving the logic out from the scancore daemon.
* Created ScanCore->check_power() that takes a host and the anvil it is in and returns if it's on batteries or not. If it is, the time on batteries and estimate hold-up time is returned. If not, the highest charge percentage is returned.
* Created ScanCore->post_scan_analysis() that is a wrapper for calling the new ->post_scan_analysis_dr(), ->post_scan_analysis_node() and ->post_scan_analysis_striker(). Of which, _dr and _node are still empty, but _striker is complete.
** ->post_scan_analysis_striker() is complete. It now boots a node after a power loss if the UPSes powering it are OK (at least one has mains power, and the main-powered UPS(es) have reached the minimum charge percentage). If it's thermal, IPMI is called and so long as at least one thermal sensor is found and it/they are all OK, it is booted. For now, M2's thermal reboot delay logic hasn't been replicated, as it added a lot of complexity and didn't prove practically useful.
* Created System->collect_ipmi_data() and moved 'scan_ipmitool's ipmitool call and parse into that method. This was done to allow ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_striker() to also call IPMI on a remote machine during thermal down events without reimplementing the logic.
* Updated scan-ipmitool to only record temperature data for data collected locally. Also renamed 'machine' variables and hash keys to 'host_name' to clarify what is being stored.
* Updated scancore to clear the 'system::stop_reason' variable.
* Added missing packages to striker-manage-install-target.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
$ anvil - > Log - > entry ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > 1 , key = > "log_0565" , variables = > { host_name = > $ host_name } } ) ;
}
if ( $ stop_reason eq "user" )
* Created Convert->fence_ipmilan_to_ipmitool() that takes a 'fence_ipmilan' call and converts it into a direct 'ipmitool' call.
* Created Database->get_power() that loads data from the special 'power' table.
* Fixed a bug in calls to Network->ping() where some weren't formatted properly for receiving two string variables.
* Updated Database->get_anvils() to record the machine types when recording host information.
* Updated Database->get_hosts_info() to also load the 'host_ipmi' column.
* Updated Database->get_upses() to store the link to the 'power' -> 'power_uuid', when available.
* Created ScanCore->call_scan_agents() that does the work of actually calling scan agents, moving the logic out from the scancore daemon.
* Created ScanCore->check_power() that takes a host and the anvil it is in and returns if it's on batteries or not. If it is, the time on batteries and estimate hold-up time is returned. If not, the highest charge percentage is returned.
* Created ScanCore->post_scan_analysis() that is a wrapper for calling the new ->post_scan_analysis_dr(), ->post_scan_analysis_node() and ->post_scan_analysis_striker(). Of which, _dr and _node are still empty, but _striker is complete.
** ->post_scan_analysis_striker() is complete. It now boots a node after a power loss if the UPSes powering it are OK (at least one has mains power, and the main-powered UPS(es) have reached the minimum charge percentage). If it's thermal, IPMI is called and so long as at least one thermal sensor is found and it/they are all OK, it is booted. For now, M2's thermal reboot delay logic hasn't been replicated, as it added a lot of complexity and didn't prove practically useful.
* Created System->collect_ipmi_data() and moved 'scan_ipmitool's ipmitool call and parse into that method. This was done to allow ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_striker() to also call IPMI on a remote machine during thermal down events without reimplementing the logic.
* Updated scan-ipmitool to only record temperature data for data collected locally. Also renamed 'machine' variables and hash keys to 'host_name' to clarify what is being stored.
* Updated scancore to clear the 'system::stop_reason' variable.
* Added missing packages to striker-manage-install-target.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
{
# Nothing to do.
$ anvil - > Log - > entry ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > 1 , key = > "log_0566" , variables = > { host_name = > $ host_name } } ) ;
next ;
}
elsif ( $ stop_reason eq "unknown" )
{
# Check both power and temp.
if ( ( not defined $ anvil - > data - > { feature } { scancore } { disable } { 'boot-unknown-stop' } ) or ( not exists $ anvil - > data - > { feature } { scancore } { disable } { 'boot-unknown-stop' } ) or ( $ anvil - > data - > { feature } { scancore } { disable } { 'boot-unknown-stop' } eq "" ) )
{
$ anvil - > data - > { feature } { scancore } { disable } { 'boot-unknown-stop' } = 1 ;
}
if ( not $ anvil - > data - > { feature } { scancore } { disable } { 'boot-unknown-stop' } )
{
# Ignore.
$ anvil - > Log - > entry ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > 1 , key = > "log_0671" , variables = > { host_name = > $ host_name } } ) ;
}
else
{
# Evaluate for boot.
$ anvil - > Log - > entry ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > 1 , key = > "log_0672" , variables = > { host_name = > $ host_name } } ) ;
# Check power
my ( $ power_health , $ shortest_time_on_batteries , $ highest_charge_percentage , $ estimated_hold_up_time ) = $ anvil - > ScanCore - > check_power ( {
debug = > $ debug ,
anvil_uuid = > $ anvil_uuid ,
anvil_name = > $ anvil_name ,
host_uuid = > $ host_uuid ,
} ) ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > {
power_health = > $ power_health ,
shortest_time_on_batteries = > $ shortest_time_on_batteries ,
highest_charge_percentage = > $ highest_charge_percentage ,
estimated_hold_up_time = > $ estimated_hold_up_time ,
} } ) ;
# Check temp.
my ( $ temp_health ) = $ anvil - > ScanCore - > check_temperature_direct ( {
debug = > $ debug ,
host_uuid = > $ host_uuid ,
} ) ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > { temp_health = > $ temp_health } } ) ;
### Temp
# * 0 = Failed to read temperature sensors / IPMI unavailable
# * 1 = All available temperatures are nominal.
# * 2 = One of more sensors are in warning or critical.
### Power
# * 0 = No UPSes found for the host
# * 1 = One or more UPSes found and at least one has input power from mains.
# * 2 = One or more UPSes found, all are running on battery.
if ( ( $ temp_health eq "1" ) && ( $ power_health eq "1" ) )
{
$ anvil - > Log - > entry ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > 1 , key = > "log_0673" , variables = > { host_name = > $ host_name } } ) ;
$ shell_call =~ s/--action status/ --action on/ ;
my ( $ output , $ return_code ) = $ anvil - > System - > call ( { debug = > $ debug , timeout = > 30 , shell_call = > $ shell_call } ) ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > { shell_call = > $ shell_call } } ) ;
# Mark it as booting.
$ anvil - > Database - > update_host_status ( {
debug = > $ debug ,
host_uuid = > $ host_uuid ,
host_status = > "booting" ,
} ) ;
}
}
}
elsif ( $ stop_reason eq "power" )
* Created Convert->fence_ipmilan_to_ipmitool() that takes a 'fence_ipmilan' call and converts it into a direct 'ipmitool' call.
* Created Database->get_power() that loads data from the special 'power' table.
* Fixed a bug in calls to Network->ping() where some weren't formatted properly for receiving two string variables.
* Updated Database->get_anvils() to record the machine types when recording host information.
* Updated Database->get_hosts_info() to also load the 'host_ipmi' column.
* Updated Database->get_upses() to store the link to the 'power' -> 'power_uuid', when available.
* Created ScanCore->call_scan_agents() that does the work of actually calling scan agents, moving the logic out from the scancore daemon.
* Created ScanCore->check_power() that takes a host and the anvil it is in and returns if it's on batteries or not. If it is, the time on batteries and estimate hold-up time is returned. If not, the highest charge percentage is returned.
* Created ScanCore->post_scan_analysis() that is a wrapper for calling the new ->post_scan_analysis_dr(), ->post_scan_analysis_node() and ->post_scan_analysis_striker(). Of which, _dr and _node are still empty, but _striker is complete.
** ->post_scan_analysis_striker() is complete. It now boots a node after a power loss if the UPSes powering it are OK (at least one has mains power, and the main-powered UPS(es) have reached the minimum charge percentage). If it's thermal, IPMI is called and so long as at least one thermal sensor is found and it/they are all OK, it is booted. For now, M2's thermal reboot delay logic hasn't been replicated, as it added a lot of complexity and didn't prove practically useful.
* Created System->collect_ipmi_data() and moved 'scan_ipmitool's ipmitool call and parse into that method. This was done to allow ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_striker() to also call IPMI on a remote machine during thermal down events without reimplementing the logic.
* Updated scan-ipmitool to only record temperature data for data collected locally. Also renamed 'machine' variables and hash keys to 'host_name' to clarify what is being stored.
* Updated scancore to clear the 'system::stop_reason' variable.
* Added missing packages to striker-manage-install-target.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
{
# Check now if the power is OK
$ anvil - > Log - > entry ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > 1 , key = > "log_0567" , variables = > { host_name = > $ host_name } } ) ;
my ( $ power_health , $ shortest_time_on_batteries , $ highest_charge_percentage , $ estimated_hold_up_time ) = $ anvil - > ScanCore - > check_power ( {
* Created Convert->fence_ipmilan_to_ipmitool() that takes a 'fence_ipmilan' call and converts it into a direct 'ipmitool' call.
* Created Database->get_power() that loads data from the special 'power' table.
* Fixed a bug in calls to Network->ping() where some weren't formatted properly for receiving two string variables.
* Updated Database->get_anvils() to record the machine types when recording host information.
* Updated Database->get_hosts_info() to also load the 'host_ipmi' column.
* Updated Database->get_upses() to store the link to the 'power' -> 'power_uuid', when available.
* Created ScanCore->call_scan_agents() that does the work of actually calling scan agents, moving the logic out from the scancore daemon.
* Created ScanCore->check_power() that takes a host and the anvil it is in and returns if it's on batteries or not. If it is, the time on batteries and estimate hold-up time is returned. If not, the highest charge percentage is returned.
* Created ScanCore->post_scan_analysis() that is a wrapper for calling the new ->post_scan_analysis_dr(), ->post_scan_analysis_node() and ->post_scan_analysis_striker(). Of which, _dr and _node are still empty, but _striker is complete.
** ->post_scan_analysis_striker() is complete. It now boots a node after a power loss if the UPSes powering it are OK (at least one has mains power, and the main-powered UPS(es) have reached the minimum charge percentage). If it's thermal, IPMI is called and so long as at least one thermal sensor is found and it/they are all OK, it is booted. For now, M2's thermal reboot delay logic hasn't been replicated, as it added a lot of complexity and didn't prove practically useful.
* Created System->collect_ipmi_data() and moved 'scan_ipmitool's ipmitool call and parse into that method. This was done to allow ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_striker() to also call IPMI on a remote machine during thermal down events without reimplementing the logic.
* Updated scan-ipmitool to only record temperature data for data collected locally. Also renamed 'machine' variables and hash keys to 'host_name' to clarify what is being stored.
* Updated scancore to clear the 'system::stop_reason' variable.
* Added missing packages to striker-manage-install-target.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
debug = > $ debug ,
anvil_uuid = > $ anvil_uuid ,
anvil_name = > $ anvil_name ,
host_uuid = > $ host_uuid ,
} ) ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > {
power_health = > $ power_health ,
shortest_time_on_batteries = > $ shortest_time_on_batteries ,
highest_charge_percentage = > $ highest_charge_percentage ,
estimated_hold_up_time = > $ estimated_hold_up_time ,
* Created Convert->fence_ipmilan_to_ipmitool() that takes a 'fence_ipmilan' call and converts it into a direct 'ipmitool' call.
* Created Database->get_power() that loads data from the special 'power' table.
* Fixed a bug in calls to Network->ping() where some weren't formatted properly for receiving two string variables.
* Updated Database->get_anvils() to record the machine types when recording host information.
* Updated Database->get_hosts_info() to also load the 'host_ipmi' column.
* Updated Database->get_upses() to store the link to the 'power' -> 'power_uuid', when available.
* Created ScanCore->call_scan_agents() that does the work of actually calling scan agents, moving the logic out from the scancore daemon.
* Created ScanCore->check_power() that takes a host and the anvil it is in and returns if it's on batteries or not. If it is, the time on batteries and estimate hold-up time is returned. If not, the highest charge percentage is returned.
* Created ScanCore->post_scan_analysis() that is a wrapper for calling the new ->post_scan_analysis_dr(), ->post_scan_analysis_node() and ->post_scan_analysis_striker(). Of which, _dr and _node are still empty, but _striker is complete.
** ->post_scan_analysis_striker() is complete. It now boots a node after a power loss if the UPSes powering it are OK (at least one has mains power, and the main-powered UPS(es) have reached the minimum charge percentage). If it's thermal, IPMI is called and so long as at least one thermal sensor is found and it/they are all OK, it is booted. For now, M2's thermal reboot delay logic hasn't been replicated, as it added a lot of complexity and didn't prove practically useful.
* Created System->collect_ipmi_data() and moved 'scan_ipmitool's ipmitool call and parse into that method. This was done to allow ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_striker() to also call IPMI on a remote machine during thermal down events without reimplementing the logic.
* Updated scan-ipmitool to only record temperature data for data collected locally. Also renamed 'machine' variables and hash keys to 'host_name' to clarify what is being stored.
* Updated scancore to clear the 'system::stop_reason' variable.
* Added missing packages to striker-manage-install-target.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
} } ) ;
# * 0 - No UPSes found for the host
# * 1 - One or more UPSes found and at least one has input power from mains.
# * 2 - One or more UPSes found, all are running on battery.
if ( $ power_health eq "1" )
{
# Power is (at least partially) back. What's the charge percent?
if ( ( not $ anvil - > data - > { scancore } { power } { safe_boot_percentage } ) or ( $ anvil - > data - > { scancore } { power } { safe_boot_percentage } =~ /\D/ ) )
{
$ anvil - > data - > { scancore } { power } { safe_boot_percentage } = 35 ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > 1 , list = > {
"scancore::power::safe_boot_percentage" = > $ anvil - > data - > { scancore } { power } { safe_boot_percentage } ,
} } ) ;
}
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > {
* Created Convert->fence_ipmilan_to_ipmitool() that takes a 'fence_ipmilan' call and converts it into a direct 'ipmitool' call.
* Created Database->get_power() that loads data from the special 'power' table.
* Fixed a bug in calls to Network->ping() where some weren't formatted properly for receiving two string variables.
* Updated Database->get_anvils() to record the machine types when recording host information.
* Updated Database->get_hosts_info() to also load the 'host_ipmi' column.
* Updated Database->get_upses() to store the link to the 'power' -> 'power_uuid', when available.
* Created ScanCore->call_scan_agents() that does the work of actually calling scan agents, moving the logic out from the scancore daemon.
* Created ScanCore->check_power() that takes a host and the anvil it is in and returns if it's on batteries or not. If it is, the time on batteries and estimate hold-up time is returned. If not, the highest charge percentage is returned.
* Created ScanCore->post_scan_analysis() that is a wrapper for calling the new ->post_scan_analysis_dr(), ->post_scan_analysis_node() and ->post_scan_analysis_striker(). Of which, _dr and _node are still empty, but _striker is complete.
** ->post_scan_analysis_striker() is complete. It now boots a node after a power loss if the UPSes powering it are OK (at least one has mains power, and the main-powered UPS(es) have reached the minimum charge percentage). If it's thermal, IPMI is called and so long as at least one thermal sensor is found and it/they are all OK, it is booted. For now, M2's thermal reboot delay logic hasn't been replicated, as it added a lot of complexity and didn't prove practically useful.
* Created System->collect_ipmi_data() and moved 'scan_ipmitool's ipmitool call and parse into that method. This was done to allow ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_striker() to also call IPMI on a remote machine during thermal down events without reimplementing the logic.
* Updated scan-ipmitool to only record temperature data for data collected locally. Also renamed 'machine' variables and hash keys to 'host_name' to clarify what is being stored.
* Updated scancore to clear the 'system::stop_reason' variable.
* Added missing packages to striker-manage-install-target.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
highest_charge_percentage = > $ highest_charge_percentage ,
"scancore::power::safe_boot_percentage" = > $ anvil - > data - > { scancore } { power } { safe_boot_percentage } ,
} } ) ;
if ( $ highest_charge_percentage >= $ anvil - > data - > { scancore } { power } { safe_boot_percentage } )
{
# Safe to boot!
$ anvil - > Log - > entry ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > 1 , key = > "log_0574" , variables = > { host_name = > $ host_name } } ) ;
$ shell_call =~ s/--action status/ --action on/ ;
my ( $ output , $ return_code ) = $ anvil - > System - > call ( { debug = > $ debug , timeout = > 30 , shell_call = > $ shell_call } ) ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > { shell_call = > $ shell_call } } ) ;
# Mark it as booting.
$ anvil - > Database - > update_host_status ( {
debug = > $ debug ,
host_uuid = > $ host_uuid ,
host_status = > "booting" ,
} ) ;
* Created Convert->fence_ipmilan_to_ipmitool() that takes a 'fence_ipmilan' call and converts it into a direct 'ipmitool' call.
* Created Database->get_power() that loads data from the special 'power' table.
* Fixed a bug in calls to Network->ping() where some weren't formatted properly for receiving two string variables.
* Updated Database->get_anvils() to record the machine types when recording host information.
* Updated Database->get_hosts_info() to also load the 'host_ipmi' column.
* Updated Database->get_upses() to store the link to the 'power' -> 'power_uuid', when available.
* Created ScanCore->call_scan_agents() that does the work of actually calling scan agents, moving the logic out from the scancore daemon.
* Created ScanCore->check_power() that takes a host and the anvil it is in and returns if it's on batteries or not. If it is, the time on batteries and estimate hold-up time is returned. If not, the highest charge percentage is returned.
* Created ScanCore->post_scan_analysis() that is a wrapper for calling the new ->post_scan_analysis_dr(), ->post_scan_analysis_node() and ->post_scan_analysis_striker(). Of which, _dr and _node are still empty, but _striker is complete.
** ->post_scan_analysis_striker() is complete. It now boots a node after a power loss if the UPSes powering it are OK (at least one has mains power, and the main-powered UPS(es) have reached the minimum charge percentage). If it's thermal, IPMI is called and so long as at least one thermal sensor is found and it/they are all OK, it is booted. For now, M2's thermal reboot delay logic hasn't been replicated, as it added a lot of complexity and didn't prove practically useful.
* Created System->collect_ipmi_data() and moved 'scan_ipmitool's ipmitool call and parse into that method. This was done to allow ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_striker() to also call IPMI on a remote machine during thermal down events without reimplementing the logic.
* Updated scan-ipmitool to only record temperature data for data collected locally. Also renamed 'machine' variables and hash keys to 'host_name' to clarify what is being stored.
* Updated scancore to clear the 'system::stop_reason' variable.
* Added missing packages to striker-manage-install-target.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
}
}
}
elsif ( $ stop_reason eq "thermal" )
{
# Check now if the temperature is OK.
$ anvil - > Log - > entry ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > 1 , key = > "log_0568" , variables = > { host_name = > $ host_name } } ) ;
my ( $ temp_health ) = $ anvil - > ScanCore - > check_temperature_direct ( {
debug = > $ debug ,
host_uuid = > $ host_uuid ,
* Created Convert->fence_ipmilan_to_ipmitool() that takes a 'fence_ipmilan' call and converts it into a direct 'ipmitool' call.
* Created Database->get_power() that loads data from the special 'power' table.
* Fixed a bug in calls to Network->ping() where some weren't formatted properly for receiving two string variables.
* Updated Database->get_anvils() to record the machine types when recording host information.
* Updated Database->get_hosts_info() to also load the 'host_ipmi' column.
* Updated Database->get_upses() to store the link to the 'power' -> 'power_uuid', when available.
* Created ScanCore->call_scan_agents() that does the work of actually calling scan agents, moving the logic out from the scancore daemon.
* Created ScanCore->check_power() that takes a host and the anvil it is in and returns if it's on batteries or not. If it is, the time on batteries and estimate hold-up time is returned. If not, the highest charge percentage is returned.
* Created ScanCore->post_scan_analysis() that is a wrapper for calling the new ->post_scan_analysis_dr(), ->post_scan_analysis_node() and ->post_scan_analysis_striker(). Of which, _dr and _node are still empty, but _striker is complete.
** ->post_scan_analysis_striker() is complete. It now boots a node after a power loss if the UPSes powering it are OK (at least one has mains power, and the main-powered UPS(es) have reached the minimum charge percentage). If it's thermal, IPMI is called and so long as at least one thermal sensor is found and it/they are all OK, it is booted. For now, M2's thermal reboot delay logic hasn't been replicated, as it added a lot of complexity and didn't prove practically useful.
* Created System->collect_ipmi_data() and moved 'scan_ipmitool's ipmitool call and parse into that method. This was done to allow ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_striker() to also call IPMI on a remote machine during thermal down events without reimplementing the logic.
* Updated scan-ipmitool to only record temperature data for data collected locally. Also renamed 'machine' variables and hash keys to 'host_name' to clarify what is being stored.
* Updated scancore to clear the 'system::stop_reason' variable.
* Added missing packages to striker-manage-install-target.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
} ) ;
### Temp
# * 0 = Failed to read temperature sensors / IPMI unavailable
# * 1 = All available temperatures are nominal.
# * 2 = One of more sensors are in warning or critical.
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > { temp_health = > $ temp_health } } ) ;
* Created Convert->fence_ipmilan_to_ipmitool() that takes a 'fence_ipmilan' call and converts it into a direct 'ipmitool' call.
* Created Database->get_power() that loads data from the special 'power' table.
* Fixed a bug in calls to Network->ping() where some weren't formatted properly for receiving two string variables.
* Updated Database->get_anvils() to record the machine types when recording host information.
* Updated Database->get_hosts_info() to also load the 'host_ipmi' column.
* Updated Database->get_upses() to store the link to the 'power' -> 'power_uuid', when available.
* Created ScanCore->call_scan_agents() that does the work of actually calling scan agents, moving the logic out from the scancore daemon.
* Created ScanCore->check_power() that takes a host and the anvil it is in and returns if it's on batteries or not. If it is, the time on batteries and estimate hold-up time is returned. If not, the highest charge percentage is returned.
* Created ScanCore->post_scan_analysis() that is a wrapper for calling the new ->post_scan_analysis_dr(), ->post_scan_analysis_node() and ->post_scan_analysis_striker(). Of which, _dr and _node are still empty, but _striker is complete.
** ->post_scan_analysis_striker() is complete. It now boots a node after a power loss if the UPSes powering it are OK (at least one has mains power, and the main-powered UPS(es) have reached the minimum charge percentage). If it's thermal, IPMI is called and so long as at least one thermal sensor is found and it/they are all OK, it is booted. For now, M2's thermal reboot delay logic hasn't been replicated, as it added a lot of complexity and didn't prove practically useful.
* Created System->collect_ipmi_data() and moved 'scan_ipmitool's ipmitool call and parse into that method. This was done to allow ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_striker() to also call IPMI on a remote machine during thermal down events without reimplementing the logic.
* Updated scan-ipmitool to only record temperature data for data collected locally. Also renamed 'machine' variables and hash keys to 'host_name' to clarify what is being stored.
* Updated scancore to clear the 'system::stop_reason' variable.
* Added missing packages to striker-manage-install-target.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
if ( $ temp_health eq "1" )
* Created Convert->fence_ipmilan_to_ipmitool() that takes a 'fence_ipmilan' call and converts it into a direct 'ipmitool' call.
* Created Database->get_power() that loads data from the special 'power' table.
* Fixed a bug in calls to Network->ping() where some weren't formatted properly for receiving two string variables.
* Updated Database->get_anvils() to record the machine types when recording host information.
* Updated Database->get_hosts_info() to also load the 'host_ipmi' column.
* Updated Database->get_upses() to store the link to the 'power' -> 'power_uuid', when available.
* Created ScanCore->call_scan_agents() that does the work of actually calling scan agents, moving the logic out from the scancore daemon.
* Created ScanCore->check_power() that takes a host and the anvil it is in and returns if it's on batteries or not. If it is, the time on batteries and estimate hold-up time is returned. If not, the highest charge percentage is returned.
* Created ScanCore->post_scan_analysis() that is a wrapper for calling the new ->post_scan_analysis_dr(), ->post_scan_analysis_node() and ->post_scan_analysis_striker(). Of which, _dr and _node are still empty, but _striker is complete.
** ->post_scan_analysis_striker() is complete. It now boots a node after a power loss if the UPSes powering it are OK (at least one has mains power, and the main-powered UPS(es) have reached the minimum charge percentage). If it's thermal, IPMI is called and so long as at least one thermal sensor is found and it/they are all OK, it is booted. For now, M2's thermal reboot delay logic hasn't been replicated, as it added a lot of complexity and didn't prove practically useful.
* Created System->collect_ipmi_data() and moved 'scan_ipmitool's ipmitool call and parse into that method. This was done to allow ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_striker() to also call IPMI on a remote machine during thermal down events without reimplementing the logic.
* Updated scan-ipmitool to only record temperature data for data collected locally. Also renamed 'machine' variables and hash keys to 'host_name' to clarify what is being stored.
* Updated scancore to clear the 'system::stop_reason' variable.
* Added missing packages to striker-manage-install-target.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
{
### TODO: We'll want to revisit M2's restart cooldown logic. It never
### actually proved useful in M2, but it doesn't mean it wouldn't help
### in the right situation.
# Safe to boot!
$ anvil - > Log - > entry ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > 1 , key = > "log_0575" , variables = > { host_name = > $ host_name } } ) ;
$ shell_call =~ s/--action status/ --action on/ ;
my ( $ output , $ return_code ) = $ anvil - > System - > call ( { debug = > $ debug , timeout = > 30 , shell_call = > $ shell_call } ) ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > { shell_call = > $ shell_call } } ) ;
# Mark it as booting.
$ anvil - > Database - > update_host_status ( {
debug = > $ debug ,
host_uuid = > $ host_uuid ,
host_status = > "booting" ,
} ) ;
* Created Convert->fence_ipmilan_to_ipmitool() that takes a 'fence_ipmilan' call and converts it into a direct 'ipmitool' call.
* Created Database->get_power() that loads data from the special 'power' table.
* Fixed a bug in calls to Network->ping() where some weren't formatted properly for receiving two string variables.
* Updated Database->get_anvils() to record the machine types when recording host information.
* Updated Database->get_hosts_info() to also load the 'host_ipmi' column.
* Updated Database->get_upses() to store the link to the 'power' -> 'power_uuid', when available.
* Created ScanCore->call_scan_agents() that does the work of actually calling scan agents, moving the logic out from the scancore daemon.
* Created ScanCore->check_power() that takes a host and the anvil it is in and returns if it's on batteries or not. If it is, the time on batteries and estimate hold-up time is returned. If not, the highest charge percentage is returned.
* Created ScanCore->post_scan_analysis() that is a wrapper for calling the new ->post_scan_analysis_dr(), ->post_scan_analysis_node() and ->post_scan_analysis_striker(). Of which, _dr and _node are still empty, but _striker is complete.
** ->post_scan_analysis_striker() is complete. It now boots a node after a power loss if the UPSes powering it are OK (at least one has mains power, and the main-powered UPS(es) have reached the minimum charge percentage). If it's thermal, IPMI is called and so long as at least one thermal sensor is found and it/they are all OK, it is booted. For now, M2's thermal reboot delay logic hasn't been replicated, as it added a lot of complexity and didn't prove practically useful.
* Created System->collect_ipmi_data() and moved 'scan_ipmitool's ipmitool call and parse into that method. This was done to allow ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_striker() to also call IPMI on a remote machine during thermal down events without reimplementing the logic.
* Updated scan-ipmitool to only record temperature data for data collected locally. Also renamed 'machine' variables and hash keys to 'host_name' to clarify what is being stored.
* Updated scancore to clear the 'system::stop_reason' variable.
* Added missing packages to striker-manage-install-target.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
}
}
}
return ( 0 ) ;
}
# =head3
#
# Private Functions;
#
# =cut
#############################################################################################################
# Private functions #
#############################################################################################################
# This looks in the passed-in directory for scan agents or sub-directories (which will in turn be scanned).
sub _scan_directory
{
my $ self = shift ;
my $ parameter = shift ;
my $ anvil = $ self - > parent ;
my $ debug = defined $ parameter - > { debug } ? $ parameter - > { debug } : 3 ;
$ anvil - > Log - > entry ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , key = > "log_0125" , variables = > { method = > "ScanCore->_scan_directory()" } } ) ;
my $ directory = defined $ parameter - > { directory } ? $ parameter - > { directory } : "" ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > {
directory = > $ directory ,
} } ) ;
if ( not $ directory )
{
$ anvil - > Log - > entry ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > 0 , priority = > "err" , key = > "log_0020" , variables = > { method = > "ScanCore->_scan_directory()" , parameter = > "directory" } } ) ;
return ( "!!error!!" ) ;
}
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > { directory = > $ directory } } ) ;
local ( * DIRECTORY ) ;
opendir ( DIRECTORY , $ directory ) ;
while ( my $ file = readdir ( DIRECTORY ) )
{
next if $ file eq "." ;
next if $ file eq ".." ;
my $ full_path = $ directory . "/" . $ file ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > {
file = > $ file ,
full_path = > $ full_path ,
} } ) ;
# If we're looking at a directory, scan it. Otherwise, see if it's an executable and that it
# starts with 'scan-*'.
if ( - d $ full_path )
{
# This is a directory, dive into it.
$ anvil - > ScanCore - > _scan_directory ( { directory = > $ full_path } ) ;
}
elsif ( - x $ full_path )
{
# Now I only want to know if the file starts with 'scan-'
next if $ file !~ /^scan-/ ;
# If I am still alive, I am looking at a scan agent!
$ anvil - > data - > { scancore } { agent } { $ file } = $ full_path ;
$ anvil - > Log - > variables ( { source = > $ THIS_FILE , line = > __LINE__ , level = > $ debug , list = > {
* Created Convert->fence_ipmilan_to_ipmitool() that takes a 'fence_ipmilan' call and converts it into a direct 'ipmitool' call.
* Created Database->get_power() that loads data from the special 'power' table.
* Fixed a bug in calls to Network->ping() where some weren't formatted properly for receiving two string variables.
* Updated Database->get_anvils() to record the machine types when recording host information.
* Updated Database->get_hosts_info() to also load the 'host_ipmi' column.
* Updated Database->get_upses() to store the link to the 'power' -> 'power_uuid', when available.
* Created ScanCore->call_scan_agents() that does the work of actually calling scan agents, moving the logic out from the scancore daemon.
* Created ScanCore->check_power() that takes a host and the anvil it is in and returns if it's on batteries or not. If it is, the time on batteries and estimate hold-up time is returned. If not, the highest charge percentage is returned.
* Created ScanCore->post_scan_analysis() that is a wrapper for calling the new ->post_scan_analysis_dr(), ->post_scan_analysis_node() and ->post_scan_analysis_striker(). Of which, _dr and _node are still empty, but _striker is complete.
** ->post_scan_analysis_striker() is complete. It now boots a node after a power loss if the UPSes powering it are OK (at least one has mains power, and the main-powered UPS(es) have reached the minimum charge percentage). If it's thermal, IPMI is called and so long as at least one thermal sensor is found and it/they are all OK, it is booted. For now, M2's thermal reboot delay logic hasn't been replicated, as it added a lot of complexity and didn't prove practically useful.
* Created System->collect_ipmi_data() and moved 'scan_ipmitool's ipmitool call and parse into that method. This was done to allow ScanCore->post_scan_analysis_striker() to also call IPMI on a remote machine during thermal down events without reimplementing the logic.
* Updated scan-ipmitool to only record temperature data for data collected locally. Also renamed 'machine' variables and hash keys to 'host_name' to clarify what is being stored.
* Updated scancore to clear the 'system::stop_reason' variable.
* Added missing packages to striker-manage-install-target.
Signed-off-by: Digimer <digimer@alteeve.ca>
4 years ago
"scancore::agent::${file}" = > $ anvil - > data - > { scancore } { agent } { $ file } ,
} } ) ;
}
}
closedir ( DIRECTORY ) ;
return ( 0 ) ;
}
1 ;
