rattail-tempmon/rattail_tempmon/server.py

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# -*- coding: utf-8; -*-
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################################################################################
#
# Rattail -- Retail Software Framework
# Copyright © 2010-2024 Lance Edgar
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# This file is part of Rattail.
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"""
Tempmon server daemon
"""
import time
import datetime
import logging
import humanize
from sqlalchemy import orm
from sqlalchemy.exc import OperationalError
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from rattail.db import Session, api
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from rattail_tempmon.db import Session as TempmonSession, model as tempmon
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from rattail.daemon import Daemon
from rattail.time import localtime, make_utc
from rattail.mail import send_email
log = logging.getLogger(__name__)
class TempmonServerDaemon(Daemon):
"""
Linux daemon implementation of tempmon server.
"""
timefmt = '%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S'
def run(self):
"""
Keeps an eye on tempmon readings and sends alerts as needed.
"""
self.extra_emails = self.config.getlist('rattail.tempmon', 'extra_emails', default=[])
delay = self.config.getint('rattail.tempmon', 'server.delay', default=60)
self.failed_checks = 0
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while True:
self.check_readings()
time.sleep(delay)
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def check_readings(self):
# log.debug("checking readings")
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self.now = make_utc()
session = TempmonSession()
try:
clients = session.query(tempmon.Client)\
.filter(tempmon.Client.enabled != None)\
.filter(tempmon.Client.archived == False)
for client in clients:
self.check_readings_for_client(session, client)
session.flush()
except Exception as error:
log_error = True
self.failed_checks += 1
session.rollback()
# our goal here is to suppress logging when we see connection
# errors which are due to a simple postgres restart. but if they
# keep coming then we'll go ahead and log them (sending email)
if isinstance(error, OperationalError):
# this first test works upon first DB restart, as well as the
# first time after DB stop. but in the case of DB stop,
# subsequent errors will instead match the second test
if error.connection_invalidated or (
'could not connect to server: Connection refused' in str(error)):
# only suppress logging for 3 failures, after that we let them go
# TODO: should make the max attempts configurable
if self.failed_checks < 4:
log_error = False
log.debug("database connection failure #%s: %s",
self.failed_checks,
str(error))
# send error email unless we're suppressing it for now
if log_error:
log.exception("Failed to check client probe readings (but will keep trying)")
else: # checks were successful
self.failed_checks = 0
session.commit()
finally:
session.close()
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def check_readings_for_client(self, session, client):
"""
Check readings for all (enabled) probes for the given client.
"""
# cutoff is calculated as the client delay (i.e. how often it takes
# readings) plus one minute. we "should" have a reading for each probe
# within that time window. if no readings are found we will consider
# the client to be (possibly) offline.
delay = client.delay or 60
cutoff = self.now - datetime.timedelta(seconds=delay + 60)
# but if client was "just now" enabled, cutoff may not be quite fair.
# in this case we'll just skip checks until cutoff does seem fair.
if cutoff < client.enabled:
return
# we make similar checks for each probe; if cutoff "is not fair" for
# any of them, we'll skip that probe check, and avoid marking client
# offline for this round, just to be safe
online = False
cutoff_unfair = False
for probe in client.enabled_probes():
if cutoff < probe.enabled:
cutoff_unfair = True
elif self.check_readings_for_probe(session, probe, cutoff):
online = True
if cutoff_unfair:
return
# if client was previously marked online, but we have no "new"
# readings, then let's look closer to see if it's been long enough to
# mark it offline
if client.online and not online:
# we consider client offline if it has failed to take readings for
# 3 times in a row. allow a one minute buffer for good measure.
cutoff = self.now - datetime.timedelta(seconds=(delay * 3) + 60)
reading = session.query(tempmon.Reading)\
.filter(tempmon.Reading.client == client)\
.filter(tempmon.Reading.taken >= cutoff)\
.first()
if not reading:
log.info("marking client as OFFLINE: {}".format(client))
client.online = False
send_email(self.config, 'tempmon_client_offline', {
'client': client,
'now': localtime(self.config, self.now, from_utc=True),
})
def check_readings_for_probe(self, session, probe, cutoff):
"""
Check readings for the given probe, within the time window defined by
the given cutoff.
"""
# we really only care about the latest reading
reading = session.query(tempmon.Reading)\
.filter(tempmon.Reading.probe == probe)\
.filter(tempmon.Reading.taken >= cutoff)\
.order_by(tempmon.Reading.taken.desc())\
.first()
if reading:
# is reading above critical max?
if reading.degrees_f >= probe.critical_temp_max:
self.update_status(probe, self.enum.TEMPMON_PROBE_STATUS_CRITICAL_HIGH_TEMP, reading)
# is reading above good max?
elif reading.degrees_f >= probe.good_temp_max:
self.update_status(probe, self.enum.TEMPMON_PROBE_STATUS_HIGH_TEMP, reading)
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# is reading below good min?
elif reading.degrees_f <= probe.good_temp_min:
self.update_status(probe, self.enum.TEMPMON_PROBE_STATUS_LOW_TEMP, reading)
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# is reading below critical min?
elif reading.degrees_f <= probe.critical_temp_min:
self.update_status(probe, self.enum.TEMPMON_PROBE_STATUS_CRITICAL_LOW_TEMP, reading)
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else: # temp is good
self.update_status(probe, self.enum.TEMPMON_PROBE_STATUS_GOOD_TEMP, reading)
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return True
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else: # no current readings for probe
self.update_status(probe, self.enum.TEMPMON_PROBE_STATUS_ERROR)
return False
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def update_status(self, probe, status, reading=None):
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data = {
'probe': probe,
'status': self.enum.TEMPMON_PROBE_STATUS[status],
'reading': reading,
'taken': localtime(self.config, reading.taken, from_utc=True) if reading else None,
'now': localtime(self.config, self.now, from_utc=True),
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}
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prev_status = probe.status
prev_alert_sent = probe.status_alert_sent
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if probe.status != status:
probe.status = status
probe.start_status(status, self.now)
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probe.status_changed = self.now
probe.status_alert_sent = None
# send "high temp" email if previous status was critical, even if
# we haven't been high for that long overall
if (status == self.enum.TEMPMON_PROBE_STATUS_HIGH_TEMP
and prev_status in (self.enum.TEMPMON_PROBE_STATUS_CRITICAL_HIGH_TEMP,
self.enum.TEMPMON_PROBE_STATUS_CRITICAL_TEMP)
and prev_alert_sent):
self.send_email(status, 'tempmon_high_temp', data)
probe.status_alert_sent = self.now
return
# send email when things go back to normal (i.e. from any other status)
if status == self.enum.TEMPMON_PROBE_STATUS_GOOD_TEMP and prev_alert_sent:
self.send_email(status, 'tempmon_good_temp', data)
probe.status_alert_sent = self.now
return
# no (more) email if status is good
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if status == self.enum.TEMPMON_PROBE_STATUS_GOOD_TEMP:
return
# no email if we already sent one...until timeout is reached
if probe.status_alert_sent:
timeout = datetime.timedelta(minutes=probe.status_alert_timeout)
if (self.now - probe.status_alert_sent) <= timeout:
return
# delay even the first email, until configured threshold is reached
timeout = probe.timeout_for_status(status)
if timeout is None:
if status == self.enum.TEMPMON_PROBE_STATUS_CRITICAL_HIGH_TEMP:
timeout = self.config.getint('rattail_tempmon', 'probe.default.critical_max_timeout',
default=0)
elif status == self.enum.TEMPMON_PROBE_STATUS_HIGH_TEMP:
timeout = self.config.getint('rattail_tempmon', 'probe.default.good_max_timeout',
default=0)
elif status == self.enum.TEMPMON_PROBE_STATUS_LOW_TEMP:
timeout = self.config.getint('rattail_tempmon', 'probe.default.good_min_timeout',
default=0)
elif status == self.enum.TEMPMON_PROBE_STATUS_CRITICAL_LOW_TEMP:
timeout = self.config.getint('rattail_tempmon', 'probe.default.critical_min_timeout',
default=0)
elif status == self.enum.TEMPMON_PROBE_STATUS_ERROR:
timeout = self.config.getint('rattail_tempmon', 'probe.default.error_timeout',
default=0)
timeout = datetime.timedelta(minutes=timeout or 0)
started = probe.status_started(status) or probe.status_changed
if (self.now - started) <= timeout:
return
msgtypes = {
self.enum.TEMPMON_PROBE_STATUS_CRITICAL_HIGH_TEMP : 'tempmon_critical_high_temp',
self.enum.TEMPMON_PROBE_STATUS_HIGH_TEMP : 'tempmon_high_temp',
self.enum.TEMPMON_PROBE_STATUS_LOW_TEMP : 'tempmon_low_temp',
self.enum.TEMPMON_PROBE_STATUS_CRITICAL_LOW_TEMP : 'tempmon_critical_low_temp',
self.enum.TEMPMON_PROBE_STATUS_ERROR : 'tempmon_error',
}
self.send_email(status, msgtypes[status], data)
# maybe send more emails if config said so
for msgtype in self.extra_emails:
self.send_email(status, msgtype, data)
probe.status_alert_sent = self.now
def send_email(self, status, template, data):
probe = data['probe']
started = probe.status_started(status) or probe.status_changed
# determine URL for probe, if possible
url = self.config.get('tailbone', 'url.tempmon.probe', default='#')
data['probe_url'] = url.format(uuid=probe.uuid)
since = localtime(self.config, started, from_utc=True)
data['status_since'] = since.strftime('%I:%M %p')
data['status_since_delta'] = humanize.naturaltime(self.now - started)
# fetch last 90 minutes of readings
session = orm.object_session(probe)
recent_minutes = 90 # TODO: make configurable
cutoff = self.now - datetime.timedelta(seconds=(60 * recent_minutes))
readings = session.query(tempmon.Reading)\
.filter(tempmon.Reading.probe == probe)\
.filter(tempmon.Reading.taken >= cutoff)\
.order_by(tempmon.Reading.taken.desc())
data['recent_minutes'] = recent_minutes
data['recent_readings'] = readings
data['pretty_time'] = lambda dt: localtime(self.config, dt, from_utc=True).strftime('%Y-%m-%d %I:%M %p')
send_email(self.config, template, data)
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def make_daemon(config, pidfile=None):
"""
Returns a tempmon server daemon instance.
"""
if not pidfile:
pidfile = config.get('rattail.tempmon', 'server.pid_path',
default='/var/run/rattail/tempmon-server.pid')
return TempmonServerDaemon(pidfile, config=config)