ceph_exporter/collectors/conn.go

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package collectors

import (
	"encoding/json"
	"fmt"

	"github.com/ceph/go-ceph/rados"
)

// Conn interface implements only necessary methods that are used
// in this repository of *rados.Conn. This keeps rest of the implementation
// clean and *rados.Conn doesn't need to show up everywhere (it being
// more of an implementation detail in reality). Also it makes mocking
// easier for unit-testing the collectors.
type Conn interface {
	ReadDefaultConfigFile() error
	Connect() error
	Shutdown()
	MonCommand([]byte) ([]byte, string, error)
	PGCommand([]byte, []byte) ([]byte, string, error)
}

// Verify that *rados.Conn implements Conn correctly.
var _ Conn = &rados.Conn{}

// NoopConn is the stub we use for mocking rados Conn. Unit testing
// each individual collectors becomes a lot easier after that.
// TODO: both output and cmdOut provide the command outputs for "go test", but
// we can deprecate output, because cmdOut is able to hold the outputs we desire
// for multiple commands for "go test".
type NoopConn struct {
	output    string // deprecated
	cmdOut    []map[string]string
	iteration int
}

// The stub we use for testing should also satisfy the interface properties.
var _ Conn = &NoopConn{}

// NewNoopConn returns an instance of *NoopConn. The string that we want output
// at the end of the command we issue to Ceph is fixed and should be specified
// in the only input parameter.
func NewNoopConn(output string) *NoopConn {
	return &NoopConn{output: output}
}

// NewNoopConnWithCmdOut returns an instance of *NoopConn. The string that we
// want output at the end of the command we issue to Ceph can be various and
// should be specified by the map in the only input parameter.
func NewNoopConnWithCmdOut(cmdOut []map[string]string) *NoopConn {
	return &NoopConn{
		cmdOut:    cmdOut,
		iteration: 0,
	}
}

// IncIteration increments iteration by 1.
func (n *NoopConn) IncIteration() {
	n.iteration++
}

// ReadDefaultConfigFile does not need to return an error. It satisfies
// rados.Conn's function with the same prototype.
func (n *NoopConn) ReadDefaultConfigFile() error {
	return nil
}

// Connect does not need to return an error. It satisfies
// rados.Conn's function with the same prototype.
func (n *NoopConn) Connect() error {
	return nil
}

// Shutdown satisfies rados.Conn's function prototype.
func (n *NoopConn) Shutdown() {}

// MonCommand returns the provided output string to NoopConn as is, making
// it seem like it actually ran something and produced that string as a result.
func (n *NoopConn) MonCommand(args []byte) ([]byte, string, error) {
	// Unmarshal the input command and see if we need to intercept
	cmd := map[string]interface{}{}
	err := json.Unmarshal(args, &cmd)
	if err != nil {
		return []byte(n.output), "", err
	}

	// Intercept and mock the output
	switch prefix := cmd["prefix"]; prefix {
	case "pg dump":
		val, ok := cmd["dumpcontents"]
		if !ok {
			break
		}

		dc, ok := val.([]interface{})
		if !ok || len(dc) == 0 {
			break
		}

		switch dc[0] {
		case "pgs_brief":
			return []byte(n.cmdOut[n.iteration]["ceph pg dump pgs_brief"]), "", nil
		}

	case "osd tree":
		val, ok := cmd["states"]
		if !ok {
			break
		}

		st, ok := val.([]interface{})
		if !ok || len(st) == 0 {
			break
		}

		switch st[0] {
		case "down":
			return []byte(n.cmdOut[n.iteration]["ceph osd tree down"]), "", nil
		}

	case "osd df":
		return []byte(n.cmdOut[n.iteration]["ceph osd df"]), "", nil

	case "osd perf":
		return []byte(n.cmdOut[n.iteration]["ceph osd perf"]), "", nil

	case "osd dump":
		return []byte(n.cmdOut[n.iteration]["ceph osd dump"]), "", nil

	case "osd erasure-code-profile get ec-4-2":
		ec42Return :=
			`{
			"crush-device-class": "",
			"crush-failure-domain": "host",
			"crush-root": "objectdata",
			"jerasure-per-chunk-alignment": "false",
			"k": "4",
			"m": "2",
			"plugin": "jerasure",
			"technique": "reed_sol_van",
			"w": "8"
		}`
		return []byte(ec42Return), "", nil

	case "osd erasure-code-profile get replicated-ruleset":
		return []byte("{}"), "", nil
	}
	return []byte(n.output), "", nil
}

// PGCommand returns the provided output string to NoopConn as is, making
// it seem like it actually ran something and produced that string as a result.
func (n *NoopConn) PGCommand(pgid, args []byte) ([]byte, string, error) {
	// Unmarshal the input command and see if we need to intercept
	cmd := map[string]interface{}{}
	err := json.Unmarshal(args, &cmd)
	if err != nil {
		return []byte(n.output), "", err
	}

	// Intercept and mock the output
	switch prefix := cmd["prefix"]; prefix {
	case "query":
		return []byte(n.cmdOut[n.iteration][fmt.Sprintf("ceph tell %s query", string(pgid))]), "", nil
	}

	return []byte(n.output), "", nil
}