module ClusterChef # # Internal or external storage # class Volume < ClusterChef::DslObject attr_reader :parent attr_accessor :fog_volume has_keys( :name, # mountable volume attributes :device, :mount_point, :mount_options, :fstype, :mount_dump, :mount_pass, :mountable, :formattable, :resizable, :in_raid, # cloud volume attributes :attachable, :create_at_launch, :volume_id, :snapshot_id, :size, :keep, :availability_zone, # arbitrary tags :tags ) VOLUME_DEFAULTS = { :fstype => 'xfs', :mount_options => 'defaults,nouuid,noatime', :keep => true, :attachable => :ebs, :create_at_launch => false, # :mountable => true, :resizable => false, :formattable => false, :in_raid => false, } # Snapshot for snapshot_name method. # Set your own by adding # # VOLUME_IDS = Mash.new unless defined?(VOLUME_IDS) # VOLUME_IDS.merge!({ :your_id => 'snap-whatever' }) # # to your organization's knife.rb # VOLUME_IDS = Mash.new unless defined?(VOLUME_IDS) VOLUME_IDS.merge!({ :blank_xfs => 'snap-d9c1edb1', }) # Describes a volume # # @example # ClusterChef::Volume.new( :name => 'redis', # :device => '/dev/sdp', :mount_point => '/data/redis', :fstype => 'xfs', :mount_options => 'defaults,nouuid,noatime' # :size => 1024, :snapshot_id => 'snap-66494a08', :volume_id => 'vol-12312', # :tags => {}, :keep => true ) # def initialize attrs={} @parent = attrs.delete(:parent) super(attrs) @settings[:tags] ||= {} end # human-readable description for logging messages and such def desc "#{name} on #{parent.fullname} (#{volume_id} @ #{device})" end def defaults self.configure(VOLUME_DEFAULTS) end def ephemeral_device? volume_id =~ /^ephemeral/ end # Named snapshots, as defined in ClusterChef::Volume::VOLUME_IDS def snapshot_name(name) snap_id = VOLUME_IDS[name.to_sym] raise "Unknown snapshot name #{name} - is it defined in ClusterChef::Volume::VOLUME_IDS?" unless snap_id self.snapshot_id(snap_id) end # With snapshot specified but volume missing, have it auto-created at launch # # Be careful with this -- you can end up with multiple volumes claiming to # be the same thing. # def create_at_launch? volume_id.blank? && self.create_at_launch end def in_cloud? !! fog_volume end def has_server? in_cloud? && fog_volume.server_id.present? end def reverse_merge!(other_hsh) super(other_hsh) self.tags.reverse_merge!(other_hsh.tags) if other_hsh.respond_to?(:tags) && other_hsh.tags.present? self end # An array of hashes with dorky-looking keys, just like Fog wants it. def block_device_mapping hsh = { 'DeviceName' => device } if ephemeral_device? hsh['VirtualName'] = volume_id elsif create_at_launch? raise "Must specify a size or a snapshot ID for #{self}" if snapshot_id.blank? && size.blank? hsh['Ebs.SnapshotId'] = snapshot_id if snapshot_id.present? hsh['Ebs.VolumeSize'] = size.to_s if size.present? hsh['Ebs.DeleteOnTermination'] = (! keep).to_s else return end hsh end end # # Consider raising the chunk size to 256 and setting read_ahead 65536 if you are raid'ing EBS volumes # # * http://victortrac.com/EC2_Ephemeral_Disks_vs_EBS_Volumes # * http://orion.heroku.com/past/2009/7/29/io_performance_on_ebs/ # * http://tech.blog.greplin.com/aws-best-practices-and-benchmarks # * http://stu.mp/2009/12/disk-io-and-throughput-benchmarks-on-amazons-ec2.html # class RaidGroup < Volume has_keys( :sub_volumes, # volumes that comprise this raid group :level, # RAID level (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RAID#Standard_levels) :chunk, # Raid chunk size (https://raid.wiki.kernel.org/articles/r/a/i/RAID_setup_cbb2.html) :read_ahead, # read-ahead buffer ) def desc "#{name} on #{parent.fullname} (#{volume_id} @ #{device} from #{sub_volumes.join(',')})" end def defaults() super fstype 'xfs' mount_options "defaults,nobootwait,noatime,nouuid,comment=cluster_chef" attachable false create_at_launch false # mountable true resizable false formattable true # in_raid false # sub_volumes [] end end end