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19 changes: 19 additions & 0 deletions curator/actions/__init__.py
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from curator.actions.rollover import Rollover
from curator.actions.shrink import Shrink
from curator.actions.snapshot import Snapshot, DeleteSnapshots, Restore

CLASS_MAP = {
'alias' : Alias,
'allocation' : Allocation,
'close' : Close,
'cluster_routing' : ClusterRouting,
'create_index' : CreateIndex,
'delete_indices' : DeleteIndices,
'delete_snapshots' : DeleteSnapshots,
'forcemerge' : ForceMerge,
'index_settings' : IndexSettings,
'open' : Open,
'reindex' : Reindex,
'replicas' : Replicas,
'restore' : Restore,
'rollover' : Rollover,
'snapshot' : Snapshot,
'shrink' : Shrink,
}
227 changes: 227 additions & 0 deletions curator/classdef.py
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"""Other Classes"""
import logging
from es_client.exceptions import ConfigurationError as ESclient_ConfigError
from es_client.helpers.utils import get_yaml
from curator import IndexList, SnapshotList
from curator.actions import CLASS_MAP
from curator.exceptions import ConfigurationError
from curator.config_utils import password_filter
from curator.helpers.testers import validate_actions

# Let me tell you the story of the nearly wasted afternoon and the research that went into this
# seemingly simple work-around. Actually, no. It's even more wasted time writing that story here.
# Suffice to say that I couldn't use the CLASS_MAP with class objects to directly map them to class
# instances. The Wrapper class and the ActionDef.instantiate method do all of the work for me,
# allowing me to easily and cleanly pass *args and **kwargs to the individual action classes of
# CLASS_MAP.

class Wrapper:
"""Wrapper Class"""
def __init__(self, cls):
"""Instantiate with passed Class (not instance or object)
:param cls: A class (not an instance of the class)
"""
#: The class itself (not an instance of it), passed from ``cls``
self.class_object = cls
#: An instance of :py:attr:`class_object`
self.class_instance = None

def set_instance(self, *args, **kwargs):
"""Set up :py:attr:`class_instance` from :py:attr:`class_object`"""
self.class_instance = self.class_object(*args, **kwargs)

def get_instance(self, *args, **kwargs):
"""Return the instance with ``*args`` and ``**kwargs``
"""
self.set_instance(*args, **kwargs)
return self.class_instance

class ActionsFile:
"""Class to parse and verify entire actions file
Individual actions are :py:class:`~.curator.classdef.ActionDef` objects
"""
def __init__(self, action_file):
self.logger = logging.getLogger(__name__)
#: The full, validated configuration from ``action_file``.
self.fullconfig = self.get_validated(action_file)
self.logger.debug('Action Configuration: %s', password_filter(self.fullconfig))
#: A dict of all actions in the provided configuration. Each original key name is preserved
#: and the value is now an :py:class:`~.curator.classdef.ActionDef`, rather than a dict.
self.actions = None
self.set_actions(self.fullconfig['actions'])

def get_validated(self, action_file):
"""
:param action_file: The path to a valid YAML action configuration file
:type action_file: str
:returns: The result from passing ``action_file`` to
:py:func:`~.curator.helpers.testers.validate_actions`
"""
try:
return validate_actions(get_yaml(action_file))
except (ESclient_ConfigError, UnboundLocalError) as err:
self.logger.critical('Configuration Error: %s', err)
raise ConfigurationError from err

def parse_actions(self, all_actions):
"""Parse the individual actions found in ``all_actions['actions']``
:param all_actions: All actions, each its own dictionary behind a numeric key. Making the
keys numeric guarantees that if they are sorted, they will always be executed in order.
:type all_actions: dict
:returns:
:rtype: list of :py:class:`~.curator.classdef.ActionDef`
"""
acts = {}
for idx in all_actions.keys():
acts[idx] = ActionDef(all_actions[idx])
return acts

def set_actions(self, all_actions):
"""Set the actions via :py:meth:`~.curator.classdef.ActionsFile.parse_actions`
:param all_actions: All actions, each its own dictionary behind a numeric key. Making the
keys numeric guarantees that if they are sorted, they will always be executed in order.
:type all_actions: dict
:rtype: None
"""
self.actions = self.parse_actions(all_actions)

# In this case, I just don't care that pylint thinks I'm overdoing it with attributes
# pylint: disable=too-many-instance-attributes
class ActionDef:
"""Individual Action Definition Class
Instances of this class represent an individual action from an action file.
"""
def __init__(self, action_dict):
#: The whole action dictionary
self.action_dict = action_dict
#: The action name
self.action = None
#: The action's class (Alias, Allocation, etc.)
self.action_cls = None
#: Only when action is alias will this be a :py:class:`~.curator.IndexList`
self.alias_adds = None
#: Only when action is alias will this be a :py:class:`~.curator.IndexList`
self.alias_removes = None
#: The list class, either :py:class:`~.curator.IndexList` or
#: :py:class:`~.curator.SnapshotList`. Default is :py:class:`~.curator.IndexList`
self.list_obj = Wrapper(IndexList)
#: The action ``description``
self.description = None
#: The action ``options`` :py:class:`dict`
self.options = {}
#: The action ``filters`` :py:class:`list`
self.filters = None
#: The action option ``disable_action``
self.disabled = None
#: The action option ``continue_if_exception``
self.cif = None
#: The action option ``timeout_override``
self.timeout_override = None
#: The action option ``ignore_empty_list``
self.iel = None
#: The action option ``allow_ilm_indices``
self.allow_ilm = None
self.set_root_attrs()
self.set_option_attrs()
self.log_the_options()
self.get_action_class()

def instantiate(self, attribute, *args, **kwargs):
"""
Convert ``attribute`` from being a :py:class:`~.curator.classdef.Wrapper` of a Class to an
instantiated object of that Class.
This is madness or genius. You decide. This entire method plus the
:py:class:`~.curator.classdef.Wrapper` class came about because I couldn't cleanly
instantiate a class variable into a class object. It works, and that's good enough for me.
:param attribute: The `name` of an attribute that references a Wrapper class instance
:type attribute: str
"""
try:
wrapper = getattr(self, attribute)
except AttributeError as exc:
raise AttributeError(f'Bad Attribute: {attribute}. Exception: {exc}') from exc
setattr(self, attribute, self.get_obj_instance(wrapper, *args, **kwargs))

def get_obj_instance(self, wrapper, *args, **kwargs):
"""Get the class instance wrapper identified by ``wrapper``
Pass all other args and kwargs to the :py:meth:`~.curator.classdef.Wrapper.get_instance`
method.
:returns: An instance of the class that :py:class:`~.curator.classdef.Wrapper` is wrapping
"""
if not isinstance(wrapper, Wrapper):
raise ConfigurationError(
f'{__name__} was passed wrapper which was of type {type(wrapper)}')
return wrapper.get_instance(*args, **kwargs)

def set_alias_extras(self):
"""Populate the :py:attr:`alias_adds` and :py:attr:`alias_removes` attributes"""
self.alias_adds = Wrapper(IndexList)
self.alias_removes = Wrapper(IndexList)

def get_action_class(self):
"""Get the action class from :py:const:`~.curator.actions.CLASS_MAP`
Do extra setup when action is ``alias``
Set :py:attr:`list_obj` to :py:class:`~.curator.SnapshotList` when
:py:attr:`~.curator.classdef.ActionDef.action` is ``delete_snapshots`` or ``restore``
"""

self.action_cls = Wrapper(CLASS_MAP[self.action])
if self.action == 'alias':
self.set_alias_extras()
if self.action in ['delete_snapshots', 'restore']:
self.list_obj = Wrapper(SnapshotList)

def set_option_attrs(self):
"""
Iteratively get the keys and values from :py:attr:`~.curator.classdef.ActionDef.options`
and set the attributes
"""
attmap = {
'disable_action': 'disabled',
'continue_if_exception': 'cif',
'ignore_empty_list': 'iel',
'allow_ilm_indices': 'allow_ilm',
'timeout_override' : 'timeout_override'
}
for key in self.action_dict['options']:
if key in attmap:
setattr(self, attmap[key], self.action_dict['options'][key])
else:
self.options[key] = self.action_dict['options'][key]

def set_root_attrs(self):
"""
Iteratively get the keys and values from
:py:attr:`~.curator.classdef.ActionDef.action_dict` and set the attributes
"""
for key, value in self.action_dict.items():
# Gonna grab options in get_option_attrs()
if key == 'options':
continue
if value is not None:
setattr(self, key, value)

def log_the_options(self):
"""Log options at initialization time"""
logger = logging.getLogger('curator.cli.ActionDef')
msg = (
f'For action {self.action}: disable_action={self.disabled}'
f'continue_if_exception={self.cif}, timeout_override={self.timeout_override}'
f'ignore_empty_list={self.iel}, allow_ilm_indices={self.allow_ilm}'
)
logger.debug(msg)
if self.allow_ilm:
logger.warning('Permitting operation on indices with an ILM policy')
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