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[dev] Prototype written by Simon for the new version of the generator

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To get JSON input data:
./generator/input_loader.rb
To generate Ref API data in /tmp/data:
./generator/input_loader.rb | ./generators/reference-api/reference-api.rb
generators/input_loader.rb 0 → 100755
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#!/usr/bin/ruby
require 'pathname'
require 'yaml'
require 'json'
# Extend Hash with helper methods needed to convert input data files to ruby Hash
class ::Hash
# Recursively merge this Hash with another
def deep_merge(second)
merger = proc { |key, v1, v2| Hash === v1 && Hash === v2 ? v1.merge(v2, &merger) : v2 }
self.merge(second, &merger)
end
# Merge keys that match "PREFIX-<a-b>" with others keys that begins by
# "PREFIX-" and that ends with x, where a<=x<=b
# a and/or b may be ommited, meaning that there are no lower and/or upper bound for x
# This is done recursively (for this Hash and every Hashes it contains)
# i.e.:
# {"foo-1": {a: 0}, "foo-2": {a: 0}, "foo-3": {a: 0}, "foo-<2->": {b: 1}}.kbracket_merge()
# -> {"foo-2": {a: 0, b:1}, "foo-3": {a: 0, b: 0}}
# TODO: only "<->" suffix is currently implemented
def kbracket_merge()
self.each { |k_all, v_all|
if k_all.to_s.end_with?('-<->') and v_all.is_a?(Hash)
key_prefix_to_merge = k_all.to_s.sub(/-<->$/,'')
self.each { |k, v|
if k.to_s.start_with?(key_prefix_to_merge)
self[k] = v_all.deep_merge(v)
end
}
self.delete(k_all)
end
}
self.each { |k, v|
if v.is_a?(Hash)
v.kbracket_merge()
end
}
end
# Add an element composed of nested Hashes made from elements found in "array" argument
# i.e.: from_array([a, b, c],"foo") -> {a: {b: {c: "foo"}}}
def self.from_array(array, value)
return array.reverse.inject(value) { |a, n| { n => a } }
end
end
#TODO: Ensure that deepest elements in input files hierarchy have lowest priority
data = Hash.new
Dir.chdir("input")
Dir['**/*.y*ml'].each { |f|
node_path = Pathname.new(f)
node_dir, _ = node_path.split()
node_hierarchy = node_dir.to_s.split('/')
node_value = YAML::load_file(node_path)
node_data = Hash.from_array(node_hierarchy,node_value)
data = data.deep_merge(node_data)
}
data.kbracket_merge()
puts JSON.generate(data)
generators/reference-api/reference-api.rb 0 → 100755
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#!/usr/bin/ruby
require 'pathname'
require 'json'
refapi_path = "/tmp/data"
data = JSON.parse(STDIN.read)
# Write pretty and sorted JSON files
def write_json(filepath, data)
def rec_sort(h)
case h
when Array
h.map{|v| rec_sort(v)}.sort_by!{|v| (v.to_s rescue nil) }
when Hash
Hash[Hash[h.map{|k,v| [rec_sort(k),rec_sort(v)]}].sort_by{|k,v| [(k.to_s rescue nil), (v.to_s rescue nil)]}]
else
h
end
end
File.open(filepath, 'w') do |f|
f.write(JSON.pretty_generate(rec_sort(data)))
end
end
# Parse network equipment description and return switch name and port connected to given node
# In the network description, if the node interface is given (using "port" attribute),
# the interface parameter must be used.
def net_switch_port_lookup(site, node_uid, interface='')
site["network"].each do |switch_uid, switch|
switch["linecards"].each do |lc_uid,lc|
lc["ports"].each do |port_uid,port|
if port.is_a?(Hash)
switch_remote_port = port["port"] || lc["port"] || ""
switch_remote_uid = port["uid"]
else
switch_remote_port = lc["port"] || ""
switch_remote_uid = port
end
if switch_remote_uid == node_uid and switch_remote_port == interface
# Build port name from snmp_naming_pattern
# Example: '3 2 GigabitEthernet%LINECARD%/%PORT%' -> 'GigabitEthernet3/2'
port_name = lc["snmp_pattern"].sub("%LINECARD%",lc_uid.to_s).sub("%PORT%",port_uid.to_s)
return switch_uid, port_name
end
end
end
end
return nil
end
data["sites"].each do |site_uid, site|
site["clusters"].each do |cluster_uid, cluster|
cluster_path = Pathname.new(refapi_path).join("sites",site_uid,"clusters",cluster_uid)
cluster_path.join("nodes").mkpath()
# Write cluster info w/o nodes entries
write_json(cluster_path.join("#{cluster_uid}.json"),
cluster.reject {|k, v| k == "nodes"})
cluster["nodes"].each do |node_uid, node|
node["uid"] = node_uid
# TODO: fix inconsistency?
node["storage_devices"].each {|s| s.update(node["block_devices"].values.at(node["storage_devices"].index(s)))}
node.delete("block_devices")
# TODO: fix inconsistency?
node["chassis"]["name"] = node["chassis"]["product_name"]
node["chassis"]["serial"] = node["chassis"]["serial_number"]
node["chassis"].delete("product_name")
node["chassis"].delete("serial_number")
# TODO: fix inconsistency?
node["network_adapters"].each do |iface|
node["network_interfaces"].select {|k| k.to_s == iface["device"]}.each do |k, v|
iface.update(v)
end
end
node.delete("network_interfaces")
# Network Reference
node["network_adapters"].each do |iface|
if iface["enabled"]
if iface["management"]
# Managment iface
iface["network_address"] = "#{node_uid}-bmc.#{site_uid}.grid5000.fr"
elsif iface["mounted"]
# Primary iface
iface["bridged"] = true
iface["network_address"] = "#{node_uid}.#{site_uid}.grid5000.fr"
# Interface may not be specified in Network Reference for primary iface
iface["switch"], iface["port"] = \
net_switch_port_lookup(site, node_uid) || net_switch_port_lookup(site, node_uid, iface["device"])
else
# Secondary iface(s)
iface["network_address"] = "#{node_uid}-#{iface["device"]}.#{site}.grid5000.fr"
iface["switch"], iface["port"] = net_switch_port_lookup(site, node_uid, iface["device"])
end
end
end
write_json(cluster_path.join("nodes","#{node_uid}.json"), node)
end
end
end
input/example/input/sites/rouen/clusters/pomme/nodes/pomme-1.yml 0 → 100644
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---
pomme-1:
bios:
version: V1.35.2.2
release_date: 04/25/2006
vendor: Phoenix Technologies Ltd.
network_interfaces:
eth0:
mounted: false
mac: 00:09:3d:12:9e:13
management: false
enabled: false
interface: Ethernet
driver: tg3
mountable: false
ip: 172.16.49.101
eth1:
mounted: true
switch_port: "1:1"
rate: 1000000000
mac: 00:09:3d:12:9e:14
ip6: fe80::209:3dff:fe12:9e14
management: false
enabled: true
interface: Ethernet
driver: tg3
mountable: true
ip: 172.16.49.1
bmc:
mac: 00:09:3d:12:9e:15
ip: 172.17.49.1
block_devices:
sda:
model: MAT3073NC
device: sda
size: 73543163904
rev: 104
supported_job_types:
virtual: false
chassis:
serial_number: XG052536201
manufacturer: Sun Microsystems
product_name: Sun Fire V20z
main_memory:
ram_size: 2146435072
processor:
model: AMD Opteron
cache_l1d: 65536
clock_speed: 2400000000
other_description: AMD Opteron(tm) Processor 250
version: 250
cache_l2: 1048576
cache_l3: 0
vendor: AMD
instruction_set: x86-64
cache_l1i: 65536
architecture:
platform_type: x86_64
smt_size: 2
smp_size: 2
input/example/input/sites/rouen/clusters/pomme/nodes/pomme-2.yml 0 → 100644
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---
pomme-2:
bios:
version: V1.35.2.2
release_date: 04/25/2006
vendor: Phoenix Technologies Ltd.
network_interfaces:
eth0:
mounted: false
mac: 00:09:3d:12:9e:13
management: false
enabled: false
interface: Ethernet
driver: tg3
mountable: false
ip: 172.16.49.101
eth1:
mounted: true
switch_port: "1:1"
rate: 1000000000
mac: 00:09:3d:12:9e:14
ip6: fe80::209:3dff:fe12:9e14
management: false
enabled: true
interface: Ethernet
driver: tg3
mountable: true
ip: 172.16.49.1
bmc:
mac: 00:09:3d:12:9e:15
ip: 172.17.49.1
block_devices:
sda:
model: MAT3073NC
device: sda
size: 73543163904
rev: 104
supported_job_types:
virtual: false
chassis:
serial_number: XG052536201
manufacturer: Sun Microsystems
product_name: Sun Fire V20z
main_memory:
ram_size: 2146435072
processor:
model: AMD Opteron
cache_l1d: 65536
clock_speed: 2400000000
other_description: AMD Opteron(tm) Processor 250
version: 250
cache_l2: 1048576
cache_l3: 0
vendor: AMD
instruction_set: x86-64
cache_l1i: 65536
architecture:
platform_type: x86_64
smt_size: 2
smp_size: 2
input/example/input/sites/rouen/clusters/pomme/pomme.yml 0 → 100644
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---
model: Sun Fire V20z
created_at: "Sat, 01 Jul 2006 12:00:00 GMT"
kavlan: true
production: true
type: cluster
uid: pomme
nodes:
pomme-<->:
type: node
performance:
core_flops: 3929000000
node_flops: 7440000000
main_memory:
virtual_size: null
processor:
cache_l1: null
supported_job_types:
deploy: true
besteffort: true
virtual: true
storage_devices:
- interface: SCSI
driver: mptspi
storage: HDD
network_adapters:
- rate: 1000000000
bridged: false
device: eth0
vendor: Broadcom
model: BCM5704
- rate: 1000000000
bridged: false
device: eth1
vendor: Broadcom
model: BCM5704
- rate: 100000000
device: bmc
enabled: true
management: true
mountable: false
mounted: false
interface: Ethernet
driver: bnx2
gpu:
gpu: false
monitoring:
wattmeter: true
sensors:
power:
available: true
per_outlets: true
via:
api:
metric: pdu
www:
url: http://wattmetre.lyon.grid5000.fr/GetWatts-json.php
pomme-2:
sensors:
power:
available: false
input/example/input/sites/rouen/network/gw-production.yaml 0 → 100644
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---
gw-production:
model: Extreme Networks version 12.1.3.14
kind: router
site: lyon
snmp_community: public
vlans:
naming_pattern: Vlan%VLANID%
"vlan100":
administrative: yes
addresses:
- 172.16.63.254
"vlan101":
addresses:
- 172.17.63.254
"vlan500":
addresses:
- 192.168.4.13
"vlan701":
name: kavlan-1
addresses:
- 192.168.192.0/20
"vlan702":
name: kavlan-2
addresses:
- 192.168.208.0/20
"vlan703":
name: kavlan-3
addresses:
- 192.168.224.0/20
"vlan704":
name: kavlan-4
addresses:
- 10.12.0.0/18
"vlan705":
name: kavlan-5
addresses:
- 10.12.64.0/18
"vlan706":
name: kavlan-6
addresses:
- 10.12.128.0/18
"vlan707":
name: kavlan-7
addresses:
- 10.12.192.0/18
"vlan708":
name: kavlan-8
addresses:
- 10.13.0.0/18
"vlan709":
name: kavlan-9
addresses:
- 10.13.64.0/18
"vlan713":
name: kavlan-13
addresses:
- 10.15.192.0/18
routes: {}
backplane_bps: 800000000000
mtu: 9216
linecards:
2:
naming_pattern: "%LINECARD%:%PORT%"
snmp_pattern: "BD-8810 Port %LINECARD%:%PORT%"
backplane_bps: 48000000000,
kind: node
rate: 1000000000
port: eth1
ports:
1: pomme-1
2: pomme-2
9:
naming_pattern: "%LINECARD%:%PORT%"
snmp_pattern: "BD-8810 Port %LINECARD%:%PORT%"
backplane_bps: 48000000000,
kind: switch
rate: 10000000000
ports:
2:
uid: force10
port: "0:42"
3:
uid: salome
port: "0:49"
4:
uid: renater-lyon
site: renater
kind: virtual
channels:
naming_pattern: Po%CHANNELID%
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