Python log.debug函数代码示例

  def _construct_scheduler(self):
    """
      Populates:
        self._scheduler_client
        self._client
    """
    self._scheduler_client = SchedulerClient.get(self.cluster, verbose=self.verbose)
    assert self._scheduler_client, "Could not find scheduler (cluster = %s)" % self.cluster.name
    start = time.time()
    while (time.time() - start) < self.CONNECT_MAXIMUM_WAIT.as_(Time.SECONDS):
      try:
        # this can wind up generating any kind of error, because it turns into
        # a call to a dynamically set authentication module.
        self._client = self._scheduler_client.get_thrift_client()
        break
      except SchedulerClient.CouldNotConnect as e:
        log.warning('Could not connect to scheduler: %s' % e)
      except Exception as e:
        # turn any auth module exception into an auth error.
        log.debug('Warning: got an unknown exception during authentication:')
        log.debug(traceback.format_exc())
        raise self.AuthenticationError('Error connecting to scheduler: %s' % e)
    if not self._client:
      raise self.TimeoutError('Timed out trying to connect to scheduler at %s' % self.cluster.name)

    server_version = self._client.getVersion().result.getVersionResult
    if server_version != CURRENT_API_VERSION:
      raise self.APIVersionError("Client Version: %s, Server Version: %s" %
                                 (CURRENT_API_VERSION, server_version))

  def _create_kill_add_lists(self, instance_ids, operation_configs):
    """Determines a particular action (kill or add) to use for every instance in instance_ids.

    Arguments:
    instance_ids -- current batch of IDs to process.
    operation_configs -- OperationConfigs with update details.

    Returns lists of instances to kill and to add.
    """
    to_kill = []
    to_add = []
    for instance_id in instance_ids:
      from_config = operation_configs.from_config.get(instance_id)
      to_config = operation_configs.to_config.get(instance_id)

      if from_config and to_config:
        diff_output = self._diff_configs(from_config, to_config)
        if diff_output:
          log.debug('Task configuration changed for instance [%s]:\n%s' % (instance_id, diff_output))
          to_kill.append(instance_id)
          to_add.append(instance_id)
      elif from_config and not to_config:
        to_kill.append(instance_id)
      elif not from_config and to_config:
        to_add.append(instance_id)
      else:
        raise self.Error('Instance %s is outside of supported range' % instance_id)

    return to_kill, to_add

 def _get_process_resource_consumption(self, task_id, process_name):
   if task_id not in self.active_tasks:
     log.debug("Task %s not found in active tasks" % task_id)
     return ProcessSample.empty().to_dict()
   sample = self.active_tasks[task_id].resource_monitor.sample_by_process(process_name).to_dict()
   log.debug('Resource consumption (%s, %s) => %s' % (task_id, process_name, sample))
   return sample

  def _maybe_update_health_check_count(self, is_healthy, reason):
    if not is_healthy:
      log.warning('Health check failure: %s' % reason)

      if self.current_consecutive_successes > 0:
        log.debug('Reset consecutive successes counter.')
        self.current_consecutive_successes = 0

      if self._should_ignore_failure():
        return

      if self._should_fail_fast():
        log.warning('Not enough attempts left prove health, failing fast.')
        self.healthy = False
        self.reason = reason

      self.current_consecutive_failures += 1
      if self.current_consecutive_failures > self.max_consecutive_failures:
        log.warning('Reached consecutive failure limit.')
        self.healthy = False
        self.reason = reason
    else:
      self.current_consecutive_successes += 1

      if not self.running:
        if self.current_consecutive_successes >= self.min_consecutive_successes:
          log.info('Reached consecutive success limit.')
          self.running = True

      if self.current_consecutive_failures > 0:
        log.debug('Reset consecutive failures counter.')
        self.current_consecutive_failures = 0

 def __init__(self,
              task_monitor,
              sandbox,
              process_collector=ProcessTreeCollector,
              disk_collector=DiskCollector,
              process_collection_interval=Amount(20, Time.SECONDS),
              disk_collection_interval=Amount(1, Time.MINUTES),
              history_time=Amount(1, Time.HOURS)):
   """
     task_monitor: TaskMonitor object specifying the task whose resources should be monitored
     sandbox: Directory for which to monitor disk utilisation
   """
   self._task_monitor = task_monitor  # exposes PIDs, sandbox
   self._task_id = task_monitor._task_id
   log.debug('Initialising resource collection for task %s' % self._task_id)
   self._process_collectors = dict()  # ProcessStatus => ProcessTreeCollector
   # TODO(jon): sandbox is also available through task_monitor, but typically the first checkpoint
   # isn't written (and hence the header is not available) by the time we initialise here
   self._sandbox = sandbox
   self._process_collector_factory = process_collector
   self._disk_collector = disk_collector(self._sandbox)
   self._process_collection_interval = process_collection_interval.as_(Time.SECONDS)
   self._disk_collection_interval = disk_collection_interval.as_(Time.SECONDS)
   min_collection_interval = min(self._process_collection_interval, self._disk_collection_interval)
   history_length = int(history_time.as_(Time.SECONDS) / min_collection_interval)
   if history_length > self.MAX_HISTORY:
     raise ValueError("Requested history length too large")
   log.debug("Initialising ResourceHistory of length %s" % history_length)
   self._history = ResourceHistory(history_length)
   self._kill_signal = threading.Event()
   threading.Thread.__init__(self)
   self.daemon = True

 def terminal_state(self):
   if self._terminal_state:
     log.debug('Forced terminal state: %s' %
         TaskState._VALUES_TO_NAMES.get(self._terminal_state, 'UNKNOWN'))
     return self._terminal_state
   else:
     return TaskState.SUCCESS if self.is_healthy() else TaskState.FAILED

  def flush(self):
    if self.isOpen():
      self.close()

    self.open()

    data = self.__wbuf.getvalue()
    self.__wbuf = BytesIO()

    self._session.headers['Content-Type'] = 'application/x-thrift'
    self._session.headers['Content-Length'] = str(len(data))
    self._session.headers['Host'] = self.__urlparse.hostname

    response = None
    try:
      response = self._session.post(
          self.__uri,
          data=data,
          timeout=self.__timeout,
          auth=self.__auth)
      response.raise_for_status()
    except request_exceptions.Timeout:
      raise TTransportException(
          type=TTransportException.TIMED_OUT,
          message='Timed out talking to %s' % self.__uri)
    except request_exceptions.RequestException as e:
      if response:
        log.debug('Error connecting, logging response headers:.')
        for field_name, field_value in response.headers.items():
          log.debug('  %s: %s' % (field_name, field_value))
      raise TTransportException(
          type=TTransportException.UNKNOWN,
          message='Unknown error talking to %s: %s' % (self.__uri, e))

    self.__rbuf = BytesIO(response.content)

def setup_child_subreaping():
  """
  This uses the prctl(2) syscall to set the `PR_SET_CHILD_SUBREAPER` flag. This
  means if any children processes need to be reparented, they will be reparented
  to this process.

  More documentation here: http://man7.org/linux/man-pages/man2/prctl.2.html
  and here: https://lwn.net/Articles/474787/

  Callers should reap terminal children to prevent zombies.
  """
  log.debug("Calling prctl(2) with PR_SET_CHILD_SUBREAPER")
  # This constant is taken from prctl.h
  PR_SET_CHILD_SUBREAPER = 36
  try:
    library_name = ctypes.util.find_library('c')
    if library_name is None:
      log.warning("libc is not found. Unable to call prctl!")
      log.warning("Children subreaping is disabled!")
      return
    libc = ctypes.CDLL(library_name, use_errno=True)
    # If we are on a system where prctl doesn't exist, this will throw an
    # attribute error.
    ret = libc.prctl(PR_SET_CHILD_SUBREAPER, 1, 0, 0, 0)
    if ret != 0:
      errno = ctypes.get_errno()
      raise OSError(errno, os.strerror(errno))
  except Exception as e:
    log.error("Unable to call prctl %s" % e)
    log.error("Children subreaping is disabled!")

def select_binary(base_path, version, name, config=None):
  """Selects a binary matching the current os and architecture.

  :raises: :class:`pants.binary_util.BinaryUtil.BinaryNotFound` if no binary of the given version
    and name could be found.
  """
  # TODO(John Sirois): finish doc of the path structure expexcted under base_path
  config = config or Config.load()
  bootstrap_dir = config.getdefault('pants_bootstrapdir')

  binary_path = select_binary_base_path(base_path, version, name)
  bootstrapped_binary_path = os.path.join(bootstrap_dir, binary_path)
  if not os.path.exists(bootstrapped_binary_path):
    downloadpath = bootstrapped_binary_path + '~'
    try:
      with select_binary_stream(base_path, version, name, config) as stream:
        with safe_open(downloadpath, 'wb') as bootstrapped_binary:
          bootstrapped_binary.write(stream())
        os.rename(downloadpath, bootstrapped_binary_path)
        chmod_plus_x(bootstrapped_binary_path)
    finally:
      safe_delete(downloadpath)

  log.debug('Selected {binary} binary bootstrapped to: {path}'
            .format(binary=name, path=bootstrapped_binary_path))
  return bootstrapped_binary_path

 def write(self, slice_, data):
   log.debug('Disk writing %s' % slice_)
   if len(data) != slice_.length:
     raise self.WriteError('Block must be of appropriate size!')
   with open(slice_._filename, 'r+b') as fp:
     fp.seek(slice_.start)
     fp.write(data)

  def select(self):
    """
      Read and multiplex checkpoint records from all the forked off process coordinators.

      Checkpoint records can come from one of two places:
        in-process: checkpoint records synthesized for FORKED and LOST events
        out-of-process: checkpoint records from from file descriptors of forked coordinators

      Returns a list of RunnerCkpt objects that were successfully read, or an empty
      list if none were read.
    """
    self._bind_processes()
    updates = []
    for handle in filter(None, self._processes.values()):
      try:
        fstat = os.fstat(handle.fileno())
      except OSError as e:
        log.error('Unable to fstat %s!' % handle.name)
        continue
      if handle.tell() > fstat.st_size:
        log.error('Truncated checkpoint record detected on %s!' % handle.name)
      elif handle.tell() < fstat.st_size:
        rr = ThriftRecordReader(handle, RunnerCkpt)
        while True:
          process_update = rr.try_read()
          if process_update:
            updates.append(process_update)
          else:
            break
    if len(updates) > 0:
      log.debug('select() returning %s updates:' % len(updates))
      for update in updates:
        log.debug('  = %s' % update)
    return updates

 def run(self):
   log.debug('Health checker thread started.')
   self._clock.sleep(self._initial_interval)
   log.debug('Initial interval expired.')
   while not self._dead.is_set():
     self._maybe_update_failure_count(*self._checker())
     self._clock.sleep(self._interval)

  def genlang(self, lang, targets):
    bases, sources = self._calculate_sources(targets)

    if lang == 'java':
      safe_mkdir(self.java_out)
      gen = '--java_out=%s' % self.java_out
    elif lang == 'python':
      safe_mkdir(self.py_out)
      gen = '--python_out=%s' % self.py_out
    else:
      raise TaskError('Unrecognized protobuf gen lang: %s' % lang)

    args = [
      self.protobuf_binary,
      gen
    ]

    for base in bases:
      args.append('--proto_path=%s' % base)

    args.extend(sources)
    log.debug('Executing: %s' % ' '.join(args))
    process = subprocess.Popen(args)
    result = process.wait()
    if result != 0:
      raise TaskError

  def _update_instances_in_parallel(self, target, instances_to_update):
    """Processes instance updates in parallel and waits for completion.

    Arguments:
    target -- target method to handle instance update.
    instances_to_update -- list of InstanceData with update details.

    Returns Queue with non-updated instance data.
    """
    log.info('Processing in parallel with %s worker thread(s)' % self._update_config.batch_size)
    instance_queue = Queue()
    for instance_to_update in instances_to_update:
      instance_queue.put(instance_to_update)

    try:
      threads = []
      for _ in range(self._update_config.batch_size):
        threads.append(spawn_worker(target, kwargs={'instance_queue': instance_queue}))

      for thread in threads:
        thread.join_and_raise()
    except Exception as e:
      log.debug('Caught unhandled exception: %s' % e)
      self._terminate()
      raise

    return instance_queue

 def control(self, force=False):
   """
     Bind to the checkpoint associated with this task, position to the end of the log if
     it exists, or create it if it doesn't.  Fails if we cannot get "leadership" i.e. a
     file lock on the checkpoint stream.
   """
   if self.is_terminal():
     raise self.StateError('Cannot take control of a task in terminal state.')
   if self._sandbox:
     safe_mkdir(self._sandbox)
   ckpt_file = self._pathspec.getpath('runner_checkpoint')
   try:
     self._ckpt = TaskRunnerHelper.open_checkpoint(ckpt_file, force=force, state=self._state)
   except TaskRunnerHelper.PermissionError:
     raise self.PermissionError('Unable to open checkpoint %s' % ckpt_file)
   log.debug('Flipping recovery mode off.')
   self._recovery = False
   self._set_task_status(self.task_state())
   self._resume_task()
   try:
     yield
   except Exception as e:
     log.error('Caught exception in self.control(): %s', e)
     log.error('  %s', traceback.format_exc())
   self._ckpt.close()