Python log.info函数代码示例

 def execute(self, args):
     if "createimage" in sys.argv:
         warnings.warn("createimage is deprecated and will go away in the "
                       "next release. please use the s3image/ebsimage "
                       "commands instead", DeprecationWarning)
     if len(args) != 3:
         self.parser.error(
             'you must specify an instance-id, image name, and bucket')
     bucket = None
     instanceid, image_name, bucket = args
     self.bucket = bucket
     self.image_name = image_name
     i = self.ec2.get_instance(instanceid)
     key_location = self.cfg.get_key(i.key_name).get('key_location')
     aws_user_id = self.cfg.aws.get('aws_user_id')
     ec2_cert = self.cfg.aws.get('ec2_cert')
     ec2_private_key = self.cfg.aws.get('ec2_private_key')
     try:
         ami_id = self.ec2.create_s3_image(instanceid, key_location,
                                           aws_user_id, ec2_cert,
                                           ec2_private_key, bucket,
                                           image_name=image_name,
                                           **self.specified_options_dict)
         log.info("Your new AMI id is: %s" % ami_id)
     except KeyboardInterrupt:
         raise exception.CancelledS3ImageCreation(self.bucket,
                                                  self.image_name)

 def start_nfs_server(self):
     log.info("Starting NFS server on %s" % self.alias)
     self.ssh.execute('/etc/init.d/portmap start')
     self.ssh.execute('mount -t rpc_pipefs sunrpc /var/lib/nfs/rpc_pipefs/',
                      ignore_exit_status=True)
     self.ssh.execute('/etc/init.d/nfs start')
     self.ssh.execute('/usr/sbin/exportfs -fra')

 def _upload_image(self):
     log.info('Uploading bundled image: (please be patient)')
     conn = self.host_ssh
     config_dict = self.config_dict
     conn.execute('ec2-upload-bundle -b %(bucket)s '
                  '-m /mnt/%(prefix)s.manifest.xml -a %(access_key)s '
                  '-s %(secret_key)s' % config_dict, silent=False)

    def run(self):
        """
        As soon as a new node is ready, run the add plugins commands over it.
        """
        interval = self.cluster.refresh_interval
        log.info("Waiting for one of the new nodes to be up "
                 "(updating every {}s)".format(interval))

        while True:
            self.ready_instances = []
            self.stream_unpropagated_spots()
            self.stream_spots()
            self.stream_unpropagated_instances()
            self.stream_update_nrm()
            self.stream_instances()
            self.stream_manage_reboots()
            self.stream_ready_instances()

            if any([self.unpropagated_spots, self.spots,
                    self.unpropagated_instances, self.instances]):
                if self.ready_instances:
                    # ready_instances means nodes were added, that took
                    # time so we should loop again now
                    continue
                log.info("Sleeping for {} seconds".format(interval))
                time.sleep(interval)
            else:
                break

 def root_device_name(self):
     root_dev = self.instance.root_device_name
     bmap = self.block_device_mapping
     if bmap and root_dev not in bmap and self.is_ebs_backed():
         # Hack for misconfigured AMIs (e.g. CentOS 6.3 Marketplace) These
         # AMIs have root device name set to /dev/sda1 but no /dev/sda1 in
         # block device map - only /dev/sda. These AMIs somehow magically
         # work so check if /dev/sda exists and return that instead to
         # prevent detach_external_volumes() from trying to detach the root
         # volume on these AMIs.
         log.warn("Root device %s is not in the block device map" %
                  root_dev)
         log.warn("This means the AMI was registered with either "
                  "an incorrect root device name or an incorrect block "
                  "device mapping")
         sda, sda1 = '/dev/sda', '/dev/sda1'
         if root_dev == sda1:
             log.info("Searching for possible root device: %s" % sda)
             if sda in self.block_device_mapping:
                 log.warn("Found '%s' - assuming its the real root device" %
                          sda)
                 root_dev = sda
             else:
                 log.warn("Device %s isn't in the block device map either" %
                          sda)
     return root_dev

 def list_all_instances(self, show_terminated=False):
     reservations = self.conn.get_all_instances()
     if not reservations:
         log.info("No instances found")
     for res in reservations:
         groups = ', '.join([ g.id for g in res.groups]) or 'N/A'
         for instance in res.instances:
             if instance.state == 'terminated' and not show_terminated:
                 continue
             id = instance.id or 'N/A'
             dns_name = instance.dns_name or 'N/A'
             private_dns_name = instance.private_dns_name or 'N/A'
             state = instance.state or 'N/A'
             private_ip = instance.private_ip_address or 'N/A'
             public_ip = instance.ip_address or 'N/A'
             zone = instance.placement or 'N/A'
             ami = instance.image_id or 'N/A'
             keypair = instance.key_name or 'N/A'
             print "id: %s" % id
             print "dns_name: %s" % dns_name
             print "private_dns_name: %s" % private_dns_name
             print "state: %s" % state
             print "public_ip: %s" % public_ip 
             print "private_ip: %s" % private_ip
             print "zone: %s" % zone
             print "ami: %s" % ami
             print "groups: %s" % groups
             print "keypair: %s" % keypair
             print

 def _setup_ebs_volume(self):
     """ Mount EBS volume, if specified, in ~/.starclustercfg to /home"""
     # setup /etc/fstab on master to use block device if specified
     for vol in self._volumes:
         vol = self._volumes[vol]
         vol_id = vol.get("volume_id")
         device = vol.get("device")
         volume_partition = vol.get("partition")
         mount_path = vol.get("mount_path")
         if vol_id and volume_partition and mount_path:
             log.info("Mounting EBS volume %s on %s..." % (vol_id, mount_path))
             mconn = self._master.ssh
             if not mconn.path_exists(device):
                 log.warn("Cannot find device %s for volume %s" % (device, vol))
                 log.warn("Not mounting %s on %s" % (vol_id, mount_path))
                 log.warn("This usually means there was a problem" + "attaching the EBS volume to the master node")
                 continue
             if not mconn.path_exists(volume_partition):
                 log.warn("Cannot find partition %s on volume %s" % (volume_partition, vol_id))
                 log.warn("Not mounting %s on %s" % (vol_id, mount_path))
                 log.warn(
                     "This either means that the volume has not been"
                     + "partitioned or that the partition specified"
                     + "does not exist on the volume"
                 )
                 continue
             master_fstab = mconn.remote_file("/etc/fstab", mode="a")
             print >> master_fstab, "%s %s auto noauto,defaults 0 0 " % (volume_partition, mount_path)
             master_fstab.close()
             mconn.execute("mkdir -p %s" % mount_path)
             mconn.execute("mount %s" % mount_path)

 def execute(self, args):
     if len(args) != 3:
         self.parser.error('you must specify an instance-id, image name, and bucket')
     instanceid, image_name, bucket = args
     self.bucket = bucket
     self.image_name = image_name
     cfg = self.cfg
     ec2 = cfg.get_easy_ec2()
     i = ec2.get_instance(instanceid)
     if not self.opts.confirm:
         for group in i.groups:
             if group.id.startswith(static.SECURITY_GROUP_PREFIX):
                 log.warn("Instance %s is a StarCluster instance" % i.id)
                 print
                 log.warn("Creating an image from a StarCluster instance " + \
                 "can lead to problems when attempting to use the resulting " + \
                 "image with StarCluster later on")
                 print
                 log.warn(
                 "The recommended way to re-image a StarCluster AMI is " + \
                 "to launch a single instance using either ElasticFox, the " +\
                 "EC2 command line tools, or the AWS management console. " +\
                 "Then login to the instance, modify it, and use this " + \
                 "command to create a new AMI from it.")
                 print
                 resp = raw_input("Continue anyway (y/n)? ")
                 if resp not in ['y','Y','yes']:
                     log.info("Aborting...")
                     sys.exit(1)
                 break
     self.catch_ctrl_c()
     ami_id = image.create_image(instanceid, image_name, bucket, cfg,
                        **self.specified_options_dict)
     log.info("Your new AMI id is: %s" % ami_id)

    def update_dns(self, host_name, ip_address):
	ttl = 10
	host_name = ".".join([host_name, self.domain])
        conn = boto.connect_route53()

        response = conn.get_all_rrsets(self.hosted_zone_id, 'A', host_name, maxitems=1)
        if len(response):
            response = response[0]
            comment = "Starcluster route53 plugin deleted record for %s"%(host_name)
            changes = ResourceRecordSets(conn, self.hosted_zone_id, comment)
            change1 = changes.add_change("DELETE", host_name, 'A', response.ttl)
            for old_value in response.resource_records:
                change1.add_value(old_value)
            try:
                changes.commit()
                log.info(comment)
            except Exception as e:
                log.warning(e)

        comment = "Starcluster route53 plugin updated record for %s to %s"%(host_name, ip_address)
        changes = ResourceRecordSets(conn, self.hosted_zone_id, comment)
        change2 = changes.add_change("CREATE", host_name, 'A', ttl)
        change2.add_value(ip_address)
        try:
            changes.commit()
            log.info(comment)
        except Exception as e:
            log.warning(e)

 def run(self, nodes, master, user, user_shell, volumes):
     self._check_ipython_installed(master)
     user_home = master.getpwnam(user).pw_dir
     profile_dir = posixpath.join(user_home, '.ipython', 'profile_default')
     master.ssh.switch_user(user)
     self._write_config(master, user, profile_dir)
     # Start the cluster and some engines on the master (leave 1
     # processor free to handle cluster house keeping)
     cfile, n_engines_master = self._start_cluster(master, profile_dir)
     # Start engines on each of the non-master nodes
     non_master_nodes = [node for node in nodes if not node.is_master()]
     for node in non_master_nodes:
         self.pool.simple_job(
             _start_engines, (node, user, node.num_processors),
             jobid=node.alias)
     n_engines_non_master = sum(node.num_processors
                                for node in non_master_nodes)
     if len(non_master_nodes) > 0:
         log.info("Adding %d engines on %d nodes",
                  n_engines_non_master, len(non_master_nodes))
         self.pool.wait(len(non_master_nodes))
     if self.enable_notebook:
         self._start_notebook(master, user, profile_dir)
     n_engines_total = n_engines_master + n_engines_non_master
     log.info(STARTED_MSG % dict(cluster=master.parent_cluster,
                                 user=user, connector_file=cfile,
                                 key_location=master.key_location,
                                 n_engines=n_engines_total,
                                 n_nodes=len(nodes)))
     master.ssh.switch_user('root')

 def run(self, nodes, master, user, user_shell, volumes):
     # set up some paths
     repo_dir = get_repo_dir(user)
     setup_script = get_setup_script(user)
     for node in nodes:
         # NOTE: nodes includes master
         log.info("Installing %s as root on %s" % (project_name, node.alias))
         #
         cmd_strs = [
             # FIXME: do this somewhere else
             'pip install pyparsing==2.0.1',
             'pip install patsy',
             'pip install statsmodels',
             'rm -rf %s' % repo_dir,
             'git clone %s %s' % (repo_url, repo_dir),
             'python %s develop' % setup_script,
             # 'python %s build_ext --inplace' % setup_script,
             'chown -R %s %s' % (user, repo_dir),
         ]
         for cmd_str in cmd_strs:
             node.ssh.execute(cmd_str + ' >out 2>err')
             pass
         pass
     for node in nodes:
         log.info("Setting up %s as %s on %s" % (project_name, user, node.alias))
         #
         cmd_strs = [
             'mkdir -p ~/.matplotlib',
             'echo backend: Agg > ~/.matplotlib/matplotlibrc',
         ]
         for cmd_str in cmd_strs:
             node.shell(user=user, command=cmd_str)
             pass
         pass
     return

    def run(self, nodes, master, user, user_shell, volumes):
        """
            Mount NFS shares on master and all nodes
        """
        log.info("Running plugin automount")
        log.debug("automount.NfsShares.run    automount.NfsShares.run(nodes, master, user, user_shell, volumes)")

        #### OPEN NFS-RELATED PORTS FOR THIS CLUSTER
        self.openNfsPorts("default")
        self.openNfsPorts('@sc-' + self.cluster)

        #### SET HEAD NODE INTERNAL IP
        self.getHeadIp();

        #### FIX mountd PORT ON head AND MASTER/NODES
        mountdport = "32767"
        for node in nodes:
            self.setMountdOnNode(node, mountdport)
        
        self.setMountdOnHead(mountdport)
        self.restartServicesOnHead()

        #### MOUNT ON ALL NODES
        for node in nodes:
            self.mount(node)

        log.info("Completed plugin automount")

    def openNfsPorts(self, group):
        """
            Open (fixed) NFS-related ports (portmap, nfs and mountd)
        """
        portmapport = self.portmapport
        nfsport     = self.nfsport
        mountdport  = self.mountdport
        
        log.info("Opening NFS-related ports for group: %s", group)
        log.debug("automount.openNfsPorts    group; %s", group)
        log.debug("automount.openNfsPorts    portmapport; %s", portmapport)
        log.debug("automount.openNfsPorts    nfsport; %s", nfsport)
        log.debug("automount.openNfsPorts    mountdport; %s", mountdport)
        
        permissions = [
            dict(group=group, port=nfsport, type="tcp"),
            dict(group=group, port=nfsport, type="udp"),
            dict(group=group, port=portmapport, type="tcp"),
            dict(group=group, port=portmapport, type="udp"),
            dict(group=group, port=mountdport, type="tcp"),
            dict(group=group, port=mountdport, type="udp")
        ]

        #### OPEN PORTS FROM HEAD NODE (NO SSH FROM MASTER)
        commands = self.setPortCommands(group, permissions)
        for command in commands:
            self.runSystemCommand(command);

 def create(self, volume_size, volume_zone, name=None, tags=None):
     try:
         self.validate(volume_size, volume_zone, self._aws_block_device)
         instance = self._request_instance(volume_zone)
         self._validate_required_progs([self._mkfs_cmd.split()[0]])
         self._determine_device()
         vol = self._create_volume(volume_size, volume_zone)
         if tags:
             for tag in tags:
                 tagval = tags.get(tag)
                 tagmsg = "Adding volume tag: %s" % tag
                 if tagval:
                     tagmsg += "=%s" % tagval
                 log.info(tagmsg)
                 vol.add_tag(tag, tagval)
         if name:
             vol.add_tag("Name", name)
         self._attach_volume(self._volume, instance.id,
                             self._aws_block_device)
         self._get_volume_device(self._aws_block_device)
         self._format_volume()
         self.shutdown()
         log.info("Your new %sGB volume %s has been created successfully" %
                  (volume_size, vol.id))
         return vol
     except Exception:
         log.error("Failed to create new volume", exc_info=True)
         self._delete_new_volume()
         raise
     finally:
         self._warn_about_volume_hosts()

def run_cmd(node, cmd, user, silent=True):
    log.info("%[email protected]%s: %s" % (user, node.alias, cmd))
    if user != 'root':
        node.ssh.switch_user(user)
    node.ssh.execute(cmd, silent=silent)
    if user != 'root':
        node.ssh.switch_user('root')