module Beaker module Shared #Methods for managing Hosts. #- selecting hosts by role (Symbol or String) #- selecting hosts by name (String) #- adding additional method definitions for selecting by role #- executing blocks of code against selected sets of hosts module HostManager #Find hosts from a given array of hosts that all have the desired role. #@param [Array] hosts The hosts to examine #@param [String] desired_role The hosts returned will have this role in their roles list #@return [Array] The hosts that have the desired role in their roles list def hosts_with_role(hosts, desired_role = nil) hosts.select do |host| desired_role.nil? or host['roles'].include?(desired_role.to_s) end end #Find hosts from a given array of hosts that all have the desired name, match against host name, #vmhostname and ip (the three valid ways to identify an individual host) #@param [Array] hosts The hosts to examine #@param [String] name The hosts returned will have this name/vmhostname/ip #@return [Array] The hosts that have the desired name/vmhostname/ip def hosts_with_name(hosts, name = nil) hosts.select do |host| name.nil? or host.name =~ /\A#{name}/ or host[:vmhostname] =~ /\A#{name}/ or host[:ip] =~ /\A#{name}/ end end #Find a single host with the role provided. Raise an error if more than one host is found to have the #provided role. #@param [Array] hosts The hosts to examine #@param [String] role The host returned will have this role in its role list #@return [Host] The single host with the desired role in its roles list #@raise [ArgumentError] Raised if more than one host has the given role defined, or if no host has the # role defined. def only_host_with_role(hosts, role) a_host = hosts_with_role(hosts, role) case when a_host.length == 0 raise ArgumentError, "There should be one host with #{role} defined!" when a_host.length > 1 host_string = ( a_host.map { |host| host.name } ).join( ', ') raise ArgumentError, "There should be only one host with #{role} defined, but I found #{a_host.length} (#{host_string})" end a_host.first end # Find at most a single host with the role provided. Raise an error if # more than one host is found to have the provided role. # @param [Array] hosts The hosts to examine # @param [String] role The host returned will have this role in its role list # @return [Host] The single host with the desired role in its roles list # or nil if no host is found # @raise [ArgumentError] Raised if more than one host has the given role defined def find_at_most_one_host_with_role(hosts, role) role_hosts = hosts_with_role(hosts, role) host_with_role = nil case role_hosts.length when 0 when 1 host_with_role = role_hosts[0] else host_string = ( role_hosts.map { |host| host.name } ).join( ', ') raise ArgumentError, "There should be only one host with #{role} defined, but I found #{role_hosts.length} (#{host_string})" end host_with_role end # Execute a block selecting the hosts that match with the provided criteria # # @param [Array, Host] hosts The host or hosts to run the provided block against # @param [String, Symbol] filter Optional filter to apply to provided hosts - limits by name or role # @param [Hash{Symbol=>String}] opts # @option opts [Boolean] :run_in_parallel Whether to run on each host in parallel. # @param [Block] block This method will yield to a block of code passed by the caller # # @todo (beaker3.0:BKR-571): simplify return types to Array only # # @return [Array, Result, nil] If an array of hosts has been # passed (after filtering), then either an array of results is returned # (if the array is non-empty), or nil is returned (if the array is empty). # Else, a result object is returned. If filtering makes it such that only # one host is left, then it's passed as a host object (not in an array), # and thus a result object is returned. def run_block_on hosts = [], filter = nil, opts = {}, &block result = nil block_hosts = hosts #the hosts to apply the block to after any filtering if filter if not hosts.empty? block_hosts = hosts_with_role(hosts, filter) #check by role if block_hosts.empty? block_hosts = hosts_with_name(hosts, filter) #check by name end if block_hosts.length == 1 #we only found one matching host, don't need it wrapped in an array block_hosts = block_hosts.pop end else raise ArgumentError, "Unable to sort for #{filter} type hosts when provided with [] as Hosts" end end if block_hosts.is_a? Array if block_hosts.length > 0 if opts[:run_in_parallel] == true # Pass caller[1] - the line that called block_on - for logging purposes. result = block_hosts.map.each_in_parallel(caller[1]) do |h| run_block_on h, &block end hosts.each{|host| host.close}# For some reason, I have to close the SSH connection # after spawning a process and running commands on a host, # or else it gets into a broken state for the next call. else result = block_hosts.map do |h| run_block_on h, &block end end else # there are no matching hosts to execute against # should warn here # check if logger is defined in this context if ( cur_logger = (logger || @logger ) ) cur_logger.info "Attempting to execute against an empty array of hosts (#{hosts}, filtered to #{block_hosts}), no execution will occur" end end else result = yield block_hosts end result end end end end