Source code for ceilometer.ipmi.notifications.ironic

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"""Converters for producing hardware sensor data sample messages from
notification events.
"""

from oslo_log import log

from ceilometer.pipeline import sample as endpoint
from ceilometer import sample

LOG = log.getLogger(__name__)


# Map unit name to SI
UNIT_MAP = {
    'Watts': 'W',
    'Volts': 'V',
}


[docs]def validate_reading(data):
    """Some sensors read "Disabled"."""
    return data != 'Disabled'


[docs]def transform_id(data):
    return data.lower().replace(' ', '_')


[docs]def parse_reading(data):
    try:
        volume, unit = data.split(' ', 1)
        unit = unit.rsplit(' ', 1)[-1]
        return float(volume), UNIT_MAP.get(unit, unit)
    except ValueError:
        raise InvalidSensorData('unable to parse sensor reading: %s' %
                                data)


[docs]class InvalidSensorData(ValueError):
    pass


[docs]class SensorNotification(endpoint.SampleEndpoint):
    """A generic class for extracting samples from sensor data notifications.

    A notification message can contain multiple samples from multiple
    sensors, all with the same basic structure: the volume for the sample
    is found as part of the value of a 'Sensor Reading' key. The unit
    is in the same value.

    Subclasses exist solely to allow flexibility with stevedore configuration.
    """

    event_types = ['hardware.ipmi.*']
    metric = None

    def _get_sample(self, message):
        try:
            return (payload for _, payload
                    in message['payload'][self.metric].items())
        except KeyError:
            return []

    @staticmethod
    def _package_payload(message, payload):
        # NOTE(chdent): How much of the payload should we keep?
        # FIXME(gordc): ironic adds timestamp and event_type in its payload
        # which we are using below. we should probably just use oslo.messaging
        # values instead?
        payload['node'] = message['payload']['node_uuid']
        info = {'publisher_id': message['publisher_id'],
                'timestamp': message['payload']['timestamp'],
                'event_type': message['payload']['event_type'],
                'user_id': message['payload'].get('user_id'),
                'project_id': message['payload'].get('project_id'),
                'payload': payload}
        return info

[docs]    def build_sample(self, message):
        """Read and process a notification.

        The guts of a message are in dict value of a 'payload' key
        which then itself has a payload key containing a dict of
        multiple sensor readings.

        If expected keys in the payload are missing or values
        are not in the expected form for transformations,
        KeyError and ValueError are caught and the current
        sensor payload is skipped.
        """
        payloads = self._get_sample(message['payload'])
        for payload in payloads:
            try:
                # Provide a fallback resource_id in case parts are missing.
                resource_id = 'missing id'
                try:
                    resource_id = '%(nodeid)s-%(sensorid)s' % {
                        'nodeid': message['payload']['node_uuid'],
                        'sensorid': transform_id(payload['Sensor ID'])
                    }
                except KeyError as exc:
                    raise InvalidSensorData('missing key in payload: %s' % exc)

                info = self._package_payload(message, payload)

                try:
                    sensor_reading = info['payload']['Sensor Reading']
                except KeyError as exc:
                    raise InvalidSensorData(
                        "missing 'Sensor Reading' in payload"
                    )

                if validate_reading(sensor_reading):
                    volume, unit = parse_reading(sensor_reading)
                    yield sample.Sample.from_notification(
                        name='hardware.ipmi.%s' % self.metric.lower(),
                        type=sample.TYPE_GAUGE,
                        unit=unit,
                        volume=volume,
                        resource_id=resource_id,
                        message=info,
                        user_id=info['user_id'],
                        project_id=info['project_id'],
                        timestamp=info['timestamp'])

            except InvalidSensorData as exc:
                LOG.warning(
                    'invalid sensor data for %(resource)s: %(error)s' %
                    dict(resource=resource_id, error=exc)
                )
                continue


[docs]class TemperatureSensorNotification(SensorNotification):
    metric = 'Temperature'


[docs]class CurrentSensorNotification(SensorNotification):
    metric = 'Current'


[docs]class FanSensorNotification(SensorNotification):
    metric = 'Fan'


[docs]class VoltageSensorNotification(SensorNotification):
    metric = 'Voltage'