module ForemanTasks class Dynflow::Configuration # for logging action related info (such as exceptions raised in side # the actions' methods attr_accessor :action_logger # for logging dynflow related info about the progress of the execution etc. attr_accessor :dynflow_logger # the number of threads in the pool handling the execution attr_accessor :pool_size # the size of db connection pool attr_accessor :db_pool_size # set true if the executor runs externally (by default true in procution, othewise false) attr_accessor :remote alias_method :remote?, :remote # if remote set to true, use this path for socket communication # between this process and the external executor attr_accessor :remote_socket_path # what transaction adapater should be used, by default, it uses the ActiveRecord # based adapter, expecting ActiveRecord is used as ORM in the application attr_accessor :transaction_adapter attr_accessor :eager_load_paths attr_accessor :lazy_initialization # what rake tasks should run their own executor, not depending on the external one attr_accessor :rake_tasks_with_executor def initialize self.action_logger = Rails.logger self.dynflow_logger = Rails.logger self.pool_size = 5 self.db_pool_size = pool_size + 5 self.remote = Rails.env.production? self.remote_socket_path = File.join(Rails.root, "tmp", "sockets", "dynflow_socket") self.transaction_adapter = ::Dynflow::TransactionAdapters::ActiveRecord.new self.eager_load_paths = [] self.lazy_initialization = !Rails.env.production? self.rake_tasks_with_executor = %w[db:migrate db:seed] @on_init = [] end def on_init(&block) @on_init << block end def initialize_world(world_class = ::Dynflow::World) world_class.new(world_options).tap do |world| @on_init.each { |init| init.call(world) } end end # No matter what config.remote says, when the process is marked as executor, # it can't be remote def remote? !ForemanTasks.dynflow.executor? && !rake_task_with_executor? && @remote end def rake_task_with_executor? return false unless defined?(Rake) Rake.application.top_level_tasks.any? do |rake_task| rake_tasks_with_executor.include?(rake_task) end end protected # generates the options hash consumable by the Dynflow's world def world_options { logger_adapter: ::Dynflow::LoggerAdapters::Delegator.new(action_logger, dynflow_logger), pool_size: 5, persistence_adapter: initialize_persistence, transaction_adapter: transaction_adapter, executor: -> world { initialize_executor world } } end def default_sequel_adapter_options db_config = ActiveRecord::Base.configurations[Rails.env].dup db_config['adapter'] = 'postgres' if db_config['adapter'] == 'postgresql' db_config['max_connections'] = db_config['pool'] if db_config['pool'] if db_config['adapter'] == 'sqlite3' db_config['adapter'] = 'sqlite' database = db_config['database'] unless database == ':memory:' # We need to create separate database for sqlite # to avoid lock conflicts on the database db_config['database'] = "#{File.dirname(database)}/dynflow-#{File.basename(database)}" end end return db_config end def initialize_executor(world) if self.remote? ::Dynflow::Executors::RemoteViaSocket.new(world, self.remote_socket_path) else ::Dynflow::Executors::Parallel.new(world, self.pool_size) end end # Sequel adapter based on Rails app database.yml configuration def initialize_persistence if !remote && !Rails.env.test? increase_db_pool_size end ForemanTasks::Dynflow::Persistence.new(default_sequel_adapter_options) end # To avoid pottential timeouts on db connection pool, make sure # we have the pool bigger than the thread pool def increase_db_pool_size ActiveRecord::Base.connection_pool.disconnect! config = ActiveRecord::Base.configurations[Rails.env] config['pool'] = db_pool_size if config['pool'].to_i < db_pool_size ActiveRecord::Base.establish_connection(config) end end end