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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
# -------------------------------------------------------------
# Salt — PaaS Docker execution module
# - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
# Project: Nasqueron
# Created: 2018-10-07
# Description: Functions related to data format conversions
# License: BSD-2-Clause
# -------------------------------------------------------------
def
get_image
(
default_image
,
args
):
"""
A function to output a pillar key in JSON.
State Example::
{% image = salt['paas_docker.get_image']("nasqueron/mysql", container) %}
"""
image
=
default_image
if
"image"
in
args
:
image
=
args
[
"image"
]
if
"version"
in
args
:
image
+=
":"
+
str
(
args
[
"version"
])
return
image
def
list_images
():
"""
A function to get the list of images used on a Docker engine.
Example:
salt docker-002 paas_docker.list_images
"""
images
=
__pillar__
.
get
(
"docker_images"
,
[])
# Workaround for a merge issue for lists:
# Salt Tower concatenates them, a set will dedup them.
return
set
(
images
)
def
get_subnets
():
"""
A function to get the Docker subnets list.
CLI Example:
salt * paas_docker.get_subnets
"""
try
:
networks
=
__pillar__
[
"docker_networks"
]
except
KeyError
:
networks
=
{}
# Defined Docker subnet
subnets
=
[
network
[
"subnet"
]
for
network
in
networks
.
values
()]
# Default Docker subnet
subnets
.
append
(
"172.17.0.0/16"
)
return
subnets
def
_get_containers
():
try
:
return
__pillar__
[
"docker_containers"
]
except
KeyError
:
return
{}
def
list_containers
():
"""
A function to list all the containers provisionned on a Docker engine.
This function uses the pillar docker_containers as authoritative source,
so it documents the expected configuration, not the actual containers
running. That allows to compare both states.
CLI Example:
salt * paas_docker.list_containers
"""
return
[
key
for
service
,
service_containers
in
_get_containers
()
.
items
()
for
key
in
service_containers
.
keys
()
]
# -------------------------------------------------------------
# Nginx
# - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
def
resolve_vhost_config_file
(
service
,
dir
=
"roles/paas-docker/nginx/files/vhosts"
):
candidate
=
f
"{dir}/{service}.conf"
if
__salt__
[
"slsutil.file_exists"
](
candidate
):
return
candidate
return
f
"{dir}/_default.conf"
# -------------------------------------------------------------
# Monitoring
# - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
def
_get_health_check_url
(
check_type
,
container
,
url
):
if
check_type
[
-
6
:]
==
"_proxy"
:
return
f
"https://{container['host']}{url}"
return
f
"http://localhost:{container['app_port']}{url}"
def
get_health_checks
():
"""
A function to get a dictionary with health checks
for known containers to use with our monitoring.
CLI Example:
salt * paas_docker.get_health_checks
"""
containers
=
_get_containers
()
monitoring
=
__pillar__
[
"docker_containers_monitoring"
]
return
{
check_type
:
{
instance
:
_get_health_check_url
(
check_type
,
container
,
url
)
for
service
,
url
in
monitoring
[
check_type
]
.
items
()
for
instance
,
container
in
containers
.
get
(
service
,
{})
.
items
()
}
for
check_type
in
monitoring
.
keys
()
}
# -------------------------------------------------------------
# Format
# - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
def
format_env_list
(
values
,
separator
=
","
,
assign_op
=
"-"
):
return
separator
.
join
([
f
"{k}{assign_op}{v}"
for
k
,
v
in
values
.
items
()])
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