How to use the amplify.agent.common.context.context.objects function in amplify

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github nginxinc / nginx-amplify-agent / test / unit / ext / mysql / collectors / metrics.py View on Github external
def setup_method(self, method):
        super(MySQLMetricsCollectorTestCase, self).setup_method(method)
        context._setup_object_tank()

        self.mysql_obj = MySQLObject(
            local_id=123,
            pid=2,
            cmd='/usr/sbin/mysqld --basedir=/usr',
            conf_path='/etc/mysql/my.cnf',
        )

        context.objects.register(self.mysql_obj)
github nginxinc / nginx-amplify-agent / test / unit / ext / phpfpm / collectors / pool / metrics.py View on Github external
def setup_method(self, method):
        super(PHPFPMPoolMetricsCollectorTestCase, self).setup_method(method)
        context._setup_object_tank()

        self.phpfpm_obj = PHPFPMObject(
            local_id=123,
            pid=2,
            cmd='php-fpm: master process (/etc/php5/fpm/php-fpm.conf)',
            conf_path='/etc/php5/fpm/php-fpm.conf',
            workers=[3, 4]
        )

        context.objects.register(self.phpfpm_obj)

        pool_data = {
            'status_path': '/status',
            'name': 'www',
            'file': '/etc/php5/fpm/pool.d/www.conf',
            'listen': '/run/php/php7.0-fpm.sock'
        }

        self.phpfpm_pool_obj = PHPFPMPoolObject(
            local_id=124,
            parent_local_id=123,
            **pool_data
        )

        context.objects.register(self.phpfpm_pool_obj, parent_obj=self.phpfpm_obj)
github nginxinc / nginx-amplify-agent / test / unit / agent / tanks / nginx_config.py View on Github external
def test_clean(self):
        manager = NginxManager()
        manager._discover_objects()

        # check to see that there is now one nginx config
        assert_that(context.nginx_configs, has_length(1))

        self.stop_first_nginx()

        manager._discover_objects()

        # check to see that nginx object removed
        assert_that(context.objects.find_all(types=manager.types), has_length(0))

        # check that the nginx config is also removed
        assert_that(context.nginx_configs, has_length(0))

        # restart nginx to avoid teardown error
        self.start_first_nginx()
github nginxinc / nginx-amplify-agent / test / unit / ext / phpfpm / managers / pool.py View on Github external
def test_discover_objects(self):
        pool_manager = PHPFPMPoolManager()
        assert_that(pool_manager, not_none())

        # check to make sure there are no pools
        current_pools = context.objects.find_all(types=pool_manager.types)
        assert_that(current_pools, has_length(0))

        # find pools
        pool_manager._discover_objects()

        # check that a pool is found
        current_pools = context.objects.find_all(types=pool_manager.types)
        assert_that(current_pools, has_length(2))
github nginxinc / nginx-amplify-agent / test / unit / ext / phpfpm / collectors / pool / metrics.py View on Github external
context.objects.register(self.phpfpm_obj)

        pool_data = {
            'status_path': '/status',
            'name': 'www',
            'file': '/etc/php5/fpm/pool.d/www.conf',
            'listen': '/run/php/php7.0-fpm.sock'
        }

        self.phpfpm_pool_obj = PHPFPMPoolObject(
            local_id=124,
            parent_local_id=123,
            **pool_data
        )

        context.objects.register(self.phpfpm_pool_obj, parent_obj=self.phpfpm_obj)
github nginxinc / nginx-amplify-agent / amplify / agent / collectors / nginx / meta / common.py View on Github external
def root_uuid(self, meta):
        meta['root_uuid'] = self.object.root_uuid or context.objects.root_object.uuid
github nginxinc / nginx-amplify-agent / amplify / agent / objects / plus / object.py View on Github external
def api_internal_url(self):
        """
        Property that tracks back the plus_api_internal_url from the parent
        nginx object and caching it.  This cache works because child objects
        are stopped and unregistered when nginx objects are modified
        (restarted, etc.).
        """
        if not self.api_internal_url_cache:
            parent_obj = context.objects.find_parent(obj_id=self.id)
            if parent_obj:
                self.api_internal_url_cache = parent_obj.api_internal_url
        return self.api_internal_url_cache
github nginxinc / nginx-amplify-agent / amplify / agent / supervisor.py View on Github external
for object_manager_name in self.object_manager_order:
                    object_manager = self.object_managers[object_manager_name]
                    object_manager.run()

                # run external object managers
                external_object_managers = filter(lambda x: x not in self.object_manager_order, self.object_managers.keys())
                for object_manager_name in external_object_managers:
                    object_manager = self.object_managers[object_manager_name]
                    object_manager.run()

                # manage external regular managers
                self.manage_external_managers()

                # talk to cloud
                try:
                    if context.objects.root_object:
                        if context.objects.root_object.definition and context.objects.root_object.definition_healthy:
                            context.inc_action_id()
                            self.talk_to_cloud(root_object=context.objects.root_object.definition)
                        else:
                            context.log.error('Problem with root object definition, agent stopping')
                            self.stop()
                    else:
                        pass
                        # context.default_log.debug('No root object defined during supervisor main run')
                except AmplifyCriticalException:
                    pass

                self.check_bridge()
            except OSError as e:
                if e.errno == 12:  # OSError errno 12 is a memory error (unable to allocate, out of memory, etc.)
                    context.log.error('OSError: [Errno %s] %s' % (e.errno, e.message), exc_info=True)