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ansible/test/lib/ansible_test/_internal/containers.py

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"""High level functions for working with containers."""
from __future__ import annotations
import atexit
import collections.abc as c
import contextlib
import enum
import json
import random
import time
import uuid
import threading
import typing as t
from .util import (
ApplicationError,
SubprocessError,
display,
sanitize_host_name,
)
from .util_common import (
named_temporary_file,
)
from .config import (
EnvironmentConfig,
IntegrationConfig,
SanityConfig,
ShellConfig,
UnitsConfig,
WindowsIntegrationConfig,
)
from .docker_util import (
ContainerNotFoundError,
DockerInspect,
docker_create,
docker_exec,
docker_inspect,
docker_network_inspect,
docker_pull,
docker_rm,
docker_run,
docker_start,
get_docker_container_id,
get_docker_host_ip,
get_podman_host_ip,
require_docker,
detect_host_properties,
)
from .ansible_util import (
run_playbook,
)
from .core_ci import (
SshKey,
)
from .target import (
IntegrationTarget,
)
from .ssh import (
SshConnectionDetail,
SshProcess,
create_ssh_port_forwards,
create_ssh_port_redirects,
generate_ssh_inventory,
)
from .host_configs import (
ControllerConfig,
DockerConfig,
OriginConfig,
PosixSshConfig,
PythonConfig,
RemoteConfig,
WindowsInventoryConfig,
)
from .connections import (
SshConnection,
)
from .thread import (
mutex,
)
# information about support containers provisioned by the current ansible-test instance
support_containers: dict[str, ContainerDescriptor] = {}
support_containers_mutex = threading.Lock()
class HostType:
"""Enum representing the types of hosts involved in running tests."""
origin = 'origin'
control = 'control'
managed = 'managed'
class CleanupMode(enum.Enum):
"""How container cleanup should be handled."""
YES = enum.auto()
NO = enum.auto()
INFO = enum.auto()
def run_support_container(
args: EnvironmentConfig,
context: str,
image: str,
name: str,
ports: list[int],
aliases: t.Optional[list[str]] = None,
start: bool = True,
allow_existing: bool = False,
cleanup: t.Optional[CleanupMode] = None,
cmd: t.Optional[list[str]] = None,
env: t.Optional[dict[str, str]] = None,
options: t.Optional[list[str]] = None,
publish_ports: bool = True,
) -> t.Optional[ContainerDescriptor]:
"""
Start a container used to support tests, but not run them.
Containers created this way will be accessible from tests.
"""
if args.prime_containers:
docker_pull(args, image)
return None
# SSH is required for publishing ports, as well as modifying the hosts file.
# Initializing the SSH key here makes sure it is available for use after delegation.
SshKey(args)
aliases = aliases or [sanitize_host_name(name)]
docker_command = require_docker().command
current_container_id = get_docker_container_id()
if docker_command == 'docker':
if isinstance(args.controller, DockerConfig) and all(isinstance(target, (ControllerConfig, DockerConfig)) for target in args.targets):
publish_ports = False # publishing ports is not needed when test hosts are on the docker network
if current_container_id:
publish_ports = False # publishing ports is pointless if already running in a docker container
options = options or []
if start:
options.append('-dt') # the -t option is required to cause systemd in the container to log output to the console
if publish_ports:
for port in ports:
options.extend(['-p', str(port)])
if env:
for key, value in env.items():
options.extend(['--env', '%s=%s' % (key, value)])
max_open_files = detect_host_properties(args).max_open_files
options.extend(['--ulimit', 'nofile=%s' % max_open_files])
support_container_id = None
if allow_existing:
try:
container = docker_inspect(args, name)
except ContainerNotFoundError:
container = None
if container:
support_container_id = container.id
if not container.running:
display.info('Ignoring existing "%s" container which is not running.' % name, verbosity=1)
support_container_id = None
elif not container.image:
display.info('Ignoring existing "%s" container which has the wrong image.' % name, verbosity=1)
support_container_id = None
elif publish_ports and not all(port and len(port) == 1 for port in [container.get_tcp_port(port) for port in ports]):
display.info('Ignoring existing "%s" container which does not have the required published ports.' % name, verbosity=1)
support_container_id = None
if not support_container_id:
docker_rm(args, name)
if args.dev_systemd_debug:
options.extend(('--env', 'SYSTEMD_LOG_LEVEL=debug'))
if support_container_id:
display.info('Using existing "%s" container.' % name)
running = True
existing = True
else:
display.info('Starting new "%s" container.' % name)
docker_pull(args, image)
support_container_id = run_container(args, image, name, options, create_only=not start, cmd=cmd)
running = start
existing = False
if cleanup is None:
cleanup = CleanupMode.INFO if existing else CleanupMode.YES
descriptor = ContainerDescriptor(
image,
context,
name,
support_container_id,
ports,
aliases,
publish_ports,
running,
existing,
cleanup,
env,
)
with support_containers_mutex:
if name in support_containers:
raise Exception(f'Container already defined: {name}')
if not support_containers:
atexit.register(cleanup_containers, args)
support_containers[name] = descriptor
display.info(f'Adding "{name}" to container database.')
if start:
descriptor.register(args)
return descriptor
def run_container(
args: EnvironmentConfig,
image: str,
name: str,
options: t.Optional[list[str]],
cmd: t.Optional[list[str]] = None,
create_only: bool = False,
) -> str:
"""Run a container using the given docker image."""
options = list(options or [])
cmd = list(cmd or [])
options.extend(['--name', name])
network = get_docker_preferred_network_name(args)
if is_docker_user_defined_network(network):
# Only when the network is not the default bridge network.
options.extend(['--network', network])
for _iteration in range(1, 3):
try:
if create_only:
stdout = docker_create(args, image, options, cmd)[0]
else:
stdout = docker_run(args, image, options, cmd)[0]
except SubprocessError as ex:
display.error(ex.message)
display.warning(f'Failed to run docker image "{image}". Waiting a few seconds before trying again.')
docker_rm(args, name) # podman doesn't remove containers after create if run fails
time.sleep(3)
else:
if args.explain:
stdout = ''.join(random.choice('0123456789abcdef') for _iteration in range(64))
return stdout.strip()
raise ApplicationError(f'Failed to run docker image "{image}".')
def start_container(args: EnvironmentConfig, container_id: str) -> tuple[t.Optional[str], t.Optional[str]]:
"""Start a docker container by name or ID."""
options: list[str] = []
for _iteration in range(1, 3):
try:
return docker_start(args, container_id, options)
except SubprocessError as ex:
display.error(ex.message)
display.warning(f'Failed to start docker container "{container_id}". Waiting a few seconds before trying again.')
time.sleep(3)
raise ApplicationError(f'Failed to start docker container "{container_id}".')
def get_container_ip_address(args: EnvironmentConfig, container: DockerInspect) -> t.Optional[str]:
"""Return the IP address of the container for the preferred docker network."""
if container.networks:
network_name = get_docker_preferred_network_name(args)
if not network_name:
# Sort networks and use the first available.
# This assumes all containers will have access to the same networks.
network_name = sorted(container.networks.keys()).pop(0)
ipaddress = container.networks[network_name]['IPAddress']
else:
ipaddress = container.network_settings['IPAddress']
if not ipaddress:
return None
return ipaddress
@mutex
def get_docker_preferred_network_name(args: EnvironmentConfig) -> t.Optional[str]:
"""
Return the preferred network name for use with Docker. The selection logic is:
- the network selected by the user with `--docker-network`
- the network of the currently running docker container (if any)
- the default docker network (returns None)
"""
try:
return get_docker_preferred_network_name.network # type: ignore[attr-defined]
except AttributeError:
pass
network = None
if args.docker_network:
network = args.docker_network
else:
current_container_id = get_docker_container_id()
if current_container_id:
# Make sure any additional containers we launch use the same network as the current container we're running in.
# This is needed when ansible-test is running in a container that is not connected to Docker's default network.
container = docker_inspect(args, current_container_id, always=True)
network = container.get_network_name()
# The default docker behavior puts containers on the same network.
# The default podman behavior puts containers on isolated networks which don't allow communication between containers or network disconnect.
# Starting with podman version 2.1.0 rootless containers are able to join networks.
# Starting with podman version 2.2.0 containers can be disconnected from networks.
# To maintain feature parity with docker, detect and use the default "podman" network when running under podman.
if network is None and require_docker().command == 'podman' and docker_network_inspect(args, 'podman', always=True):
network = 'podman'
get_docker_preferred_network_name.network = network # type: ignore[attr-defined]
return network
def is_docker_user_defined_network(network: str) -> bool:
"""Return True if the network being used is a user-defined network."""
return bool(network) and network != 'bridge'
@mutex
def get_container_database(args: EnvironmentConfig) -> ContainerDatabase:
"""Return the current container database, creating it as needed, or returning the one provided on the command line through delegation."""
try:
return get_container_database.database # type: ignore[attr-defined]
except AttributeError:
pass
if args.containers:
display.info('Parsing container database.', verbosity=1)
database = ContainerDatabase.from_dict(json.loads(args.containers))
else:
display.info('Creating container database.', verbosity=1)
database = create_container_database(args)
display.info('>>> Container Database\n%s' % json.dumps(database.to_dict(), indent=4, sort_keys=True), verbosity=3)
get_container_database.database = database # type: ignore[attr-defined]
return database
class ContainerAccess:
"""Information needed for one test host to access a single container supporting tests."""
def __init__(self, host_ip: str, names: list[str], ports: t.Optional[list[int]], forwards: t.Optional[dict[int, int]]) -> None:
# if forwards is set
# this is where forwards are sent (it is the host that provides an indirect connection to the containers on alternate ports)
# /etc/hosts uses 127.0.0.1 (since port redirection will be used)
# else
# this is what goes into /etc/hosts (it is the container's direct IP)
self.host_ip = host_ip
# primary name + any aliases -- these go into the hosts file and reference the appropriate ip for the origin/control/managed host
self.names = names
# ports available (set if forwards is not set)
self.ports = ports
# port redirections to create through host_ip -- if not set, no port redirections will be used
self.forwards = forwards
def port_map(self) -> list[tuple[int, int]]:
"""Return a port map for accessing this container."""
if self.forwards:
ports = list(self.forwards.items())
else:
ports = [(port, port) for port in self.ports]
return ports
@staticmethod
def from_dict(data: dict[str, t.Any]) -> ContainerAccess:
"""Return a ContainerAccess instance from the given dict."""
forwards = data.get('forwards')
if forwards:
forwards = dict((int(key), value) for key, value in forwards.items())
return ContainerAccess(
host_ip=data['host_ip'],
names=data['names'],
ports=data.get('ports'),
forwards=forwards,
)
def to_dict(self) -> dict[str, t.Any]:
"""Return a dict of the current instance."""
value: dict[str, t.Any] = dict(
host_ip=self.host_ip,
names=self.names,
)
if self.ports:
value.update(ports=self.ports)
if self.forwards:
value.update(forwards=self.forwards)
return value
class ContainerDatabase:
"""Database of running containers used to support tests."""
def __init__(self, data: dict[str, dict[str, dict[str, ContainerAccess]]]) -> None:
self.data = data
@staticmethod
def from_dict(data: dict[str, t.Any]) -> ContainerDatabase:
"""Return a ContainerDatabase instance from the given dict."""
return ContainerDatabase(dict((access_name,
dict((context_name,
dict((container_name, ContainerAccess.from_dict(container))
for container_name, container in containers.items()))
for context_name, containers in contexts.items()))
for access_name, contexts in data.items()))
def to_dict(self) -> dict[str, t.Any]:
"""Return a dict of the current instance."""
return dict((access_name,
dict((context_name,
dict((container_name, container.to_dict())
for container_name, container in containers.items()))
for context_name, containers in contexts.items()))
for access_name, contexts in self.data.items())
def local_ssh(args: EnvironmentConfig, python: PythonConfig) -> SshConnectionDetail:
"""Return SSH connection details for localhost, connecting as root to the default SSH port."""
return SshConnectionDetail('localhost', 'localhost', None, 'root', SshKey(args).key, python.path)
def root_ssh(ssh: SshConnection) -> SshConnectionDetail:
"""Return the SSH connection details from the given SSH connection. If become was specified, the user will be changed to `root`."""
settings = ssh.settings.__dict__.copy()
if ssh.become:
settings.update(
user='root',
)
return SshConnectionDetail(**settings)
def create_container_database(args: EnvironmentConfig) -> ContainerDatabase:
"""Create and return a container database with information necessary for all test hosts to make use of relevant support containers."""
origin: dict[str, dict[str, ContainerAccess]] = {}
control: dict[str, dict[str, ContainerAccess]] = {}
managed: dict[str, dict[str, ContainerAccess]] = {}
for name, container in support_containers.items():
if container.details.published_ports:
if require_docker().command == 'podman':
host_ip_func = get_podman_host_ip
else:
host_ip_func = get_docker_host_ip
published_access = ContainerAccess(
host_ip=host_ip_func(),
names=container.aliases,
ports=None,
forwards=dict((port, published_port) for port, published_port in container.details.published_ports.items()),
)
else:
published_access = None # no published access without published ports (ports are only published if needed)
if container.details.container_ip:
# docker containers, and rootfull podman containers should have a container IP address
container_access = ContainerAccess(
host_ip=container.details.container_ip,
names=container.aliases,
ports=container.ports,
forwards=None,
)
elif require_docker().command == 'podman':
# published ports for rootless podman containers should be accessible from the host's IP
container_access = ContainerAccess(
host_ip=get_podman_host_ip(),
names=container.aliases,
ports=None,
forwards=dict((port, published_port) for port, published_port in container.details.published_ports.items()),
)
else:
container_access = None # no container access without an IP address
if get_docker_container_id():
if not container_access:
raise Exception('Missing IP address for container: %s' % name)
origin_context = origin.setdefault(container.context, {})
origin_context[name] = container_access
elif not published_access:
pass # origin does not have network access to the containers
else:
origin_context = origin.setdefault(container.context, {})
origin_context[name] = published_access
if isinstance(args.controller, RemoteConfig):
pass # SSH forwarding required
elif '-controller-' in name:
pass # hack to avoid exposing the controller container to the controller
elif isinstance(args.controller, DockerConfig) or (isinstance(args.controller, OriginConfig) and get_docker_container_id()):
if container_access:
control_context = control.setdefault(container.context, {})
control_context[name] = container_access
else:
raise Exception('Missing IP address for container: %s' % name)
else:
if not published_access:
raise Exception('Missing published ports for container: %s' % name)
control_context = control.setdefault(container.context, {})
control_context[name] = published_access
if issubclass(args.target_type, (RemoteConfig, WindowsInventoryConfig, PosixSshConfig)):
pass # SSH forwarding required
elif '-controller-' in name or '-target-' in name:
pass # hack to avoid exposing the controller and target containers to the target
elif issubclass(args.target_type, DockerConfig) or (issubclass(args.target_type, OriginConfig) and get_docker_container_id()):
if container_access:
managed_context = managed.setdefault(container.context, {})
managed_context[name] = container_access
else:
raise Exception('Missing IP address for container: %s' % name)
else:
if not published_access:
raise Exception('Missing published ports for container: %s' % name)
managed_context = managed.setdefault(container.context, {})
managed_context[name] = published_access
data = {
HostType.origin: origin,
HostType.control: control,
HostType.managed: managed,
}
data = dict((key, value) for key, value in data.items() if value)
return ContainerDatabase(data)
class SupportContainerContext:
"""Context object for tracking information relating to access of support containers."""
def __init__(self, containers: ContainerDatabase, process: t.Optional[SshProcess]) -> None:
self.containers = containers
self.process = process
def close(self) -> None:
"""Close the process maintaining the port forwards."""
if not self.process:
return # forwarding not in use
self.process.terminate()
display.info('Waiting for the session SSH port forwarding process to terminate.', verbosity=1)
self.process.wait()
@contextlib.contextmanager
def support_container_context(
args: EnvironmentConfig,
ssh: t.Optional[SshConnectionDetail],
) -> c.Iterator[t.Optional[ContainerDatabase]]:
"""Create a context manager for integration tests that use support containers."""
if not isinstance(args, (IntegrationConfig, UnitsConfig, SanityConfig, ShellConfig)):
yield None # containers are only needed for commands that have targets (hosts or pythons)
return
containers = get_container_database(args)
if not containers.data:
yield ContainerDatabase({}) # no containers are being used, return an empty database
return
context = create_support_container_context(args, ssh, containers)
try:
yield context.containers
finally:
context.close()
def create_support_container_context(
args: EnvironmentConfig,
ssh: t.Optional[SshConnectionDetail],
containers: ContainerDatabase,
) -> SupportContainerContext:
"""Context manager that provides SSH port forwards. Returns updated container metadata."""
host_type = HostType.control
revised = ContainerDatabase(containers.data.copy())
source = revised.data.pop(HostType.origin, None)
container_map: dict[tuple[str, int], tuple[str, str, int]] = {}
if host_type not in revised.data:
if not source:
raise Exception('Missing origin container details.')
for context_name, context in source.items():
for container_name, container in context.items():
if '-controller-' in container_name:
continue # hack to avoid exposing the controller container to the controller
for port, access_port in container.port_map():
container_map[(container.host_ip, access_port)] = (context_name, container_name, port)
if not container_map:
return SupportContainerContext(revised, None)
if not ssh:
raise Exception('The %s host was not pre-configured for container access and SSH forwarding is not available.' % host_type)
forwards = list(container_map.keys())
process = create_ssh_port_forwards(args, ssh, forwards)
result = SupportContainerContext(revised, process)
try:
port_forwards = process.collect_port_forwards()
contexts: dict[str, dict[str, ContainerAccess]] = {}
for forward, forwarded_port in port_forwards.items():
access_host, access_port = forward
context_name, container_name, container_port = container_map[(access_host, access_port)]
container = source[context_name][container_name]
context = contexts.setdefault(context_name, {})
forwarded_container = context.setdefault(container_name, ContainerAccess('127.0.0.1', container.names, None, {}))
forwarded_container.forwards[container_port] = forwarded_port
display.info('Container "%s" port %d available at %s:%d is forwarded over SSH as port %d.' % (
container_name, container_port, access_host, access_port, forwarded_port,
), verbosity=1)
revised.data[host_type] = contexts
return result
except Exception:
result.close()
raise
class ContainerDescriptor:
"""Information about a support container."""
def __init__(
self,
image: str,
context: str,
name: str,
container_id: str,
ports: list[int],
aliases: list[str],
publish_ports: bool,
running: bool,
existing: bool,
cleanup: CleanupMode,
env: t.Optional[dict[str, str]],
) -> None:
self.image = image
self.context = context
self.name = name
self.container_id = container_id
self.ports = ports
self.aliases = aliases
self.publish_ports = publish_ports
self.running = running
self.existing = existing
self.cleanup = cleanup
self.env = env
self.details: t.Optional[SupportContainer] = None
def start(self, args: EnvironmentConfig) -> None:
"""Start the container. Used for containers which are created, but not started."""
start_container(args, self.name)
self.register(args)
def register(self, args: EnvironmentConfig) -> SupportContainer:
"""Record the container's runtime details. Must be used after the container has been started."""
if self.details:
raise Exception('Container already registered: %s' % self.name)
try:
container = docker_inspect(args, self.name)
except ContainerNotFoundError:
if not args.explain:
raise
# provide enough mock data to keep --explain working
container = DockerInspect(args, dict(
Id=self.container_id,
NetworkSettings=dict(
IPAddress='127.0.0.1',
Ports=dict(('%d/tcp' % port, [dict(HostPort=random.randint(30000, 40000) if self.publish_ports else port)]) for port in self.ports),
),
Config=dict(
Env=['%s=%s' % (key, value) for key, value in self.env.items()] if self.env else [],
),
))
support_container_ip = get_container_ip_address(args, container)
if self.publish_ports:
# inspect the support container to locate the published ports
tcp_ports = dict((port, container.get_tcp_port(port)) for port in self.ports)
if any(not config or len(set(conf['HostPort'] for conf in config)) != 1 for config in tcp_ports.values()):
raise ApplicationError('Unexpected `docker inspect` results for published TCP ports:\n%s' % json.dumps(tcp_ports, indent=4, sort_keys=True))
published_ports = dict((port, int(config[0]['HostPort'])) for port, config in tcp_ports.items())
else:
published_ports = {}
self.details = SupportContainer(
container,
support_container_ip,
published_ports,
)
return self.details
class SupportContainer:
"""Information about a running support container available for use by tests."""
def __init__(
self,
container: DockerInspect,
container_ip: str,
published_ports: dict[int, int],
) -> None:
self.container = container
self.container_ip = container_ip
self.published_ports = published_ports
def wait_for_file(
args: EnvironmentConfig,
container_name: str,
path: str,
sleep: int,
tries: int,
check: t.Optional[c.Callable[[str], bool]] = None,
) -> str:
"""Wait for the specified file to become available in the requested container and return its contents."""
display.info('Waiting for container "%s" to provide file: %s' % (container_name, path))
for _iteration in range(1, tries):
if _iteration > 1:
time.sleep(sleep)
try:
stdout = docker_exec(args, container_name, ['dd', 'if=%s' % path], capture=True)[0]
except SubprocessError:
continue
if not check or check(stdout):
return stdout
raise ApplicationError('Timeout waiting for container "%s" to provide file: %s' % (container_name, path))
def cleanup_containers(args: EnvironmentConfig) -> None:
"""Clean up containers."""
for container in support_containers.values():
if container.cleanup == CleanupMode.YES:
docker_rm(args, container.container_id)
elif container.cleanup == CleanupMode.INFO:
display.notice(f'Remember to run `{require_docker().command} rm -f {container.name}` when finished testing.')
def create_hosts_entries(context: dict[str, ContainerAccess]) -> list[str]:
"""Return hosts entries for the specified context."""
entries = []
unique_id = uuid.uuid4()
for container in context.values():
# forwards require port redirection through localhost
if container.forwards:
host_ip = '127.0.0.1'
else:
host_ip = container.host_ip
entries.append('%s %s # ansible-test %s' % (host_ip, ' '.join(container.names), unique_id))
return entries
def create_container_hooks(
args: IntegrationConfig,
control_connections: list[SshConnectionDetail],
managed_connections: t.Optional[list[SshConnectionDetail]],
) -> tuple[t.Optional[c.Callable[[IntegrationTarget], None]], t.Optional[c.Callable[[IntegrationTarget], None]]]:
"""Return pre and post target callbacks for enabling and disabling container access for each test target."""
containers = get_container_database(args)
control_contexts = containers.data.get(HostType.control)
if control_contexts:
managed_contexts = containers.data.get(HostType.managed)
if not managed_contexts:
managed_contexts = create_managed_contexts(control_contexts)
control_type = 'posix'
if isinstance(args, WindowsIntegrationConfig):
managed_type = 'windows'
else:
managed_type = 'posix'
control_state: dict[str, tuple[list[str], list[SshProcess]]] = {}
managed_state: dict[str, tuple[list[str], list[SshProcess]]] = {}
def pre_target(target: IntegrationTarget) -> None:
"""Configure hosts for SSH port forwarding required by the specified target."""
forward_ssh_ports(args, control_connections, '%s_hosts_prepare.yml' % control_type, control_state, target, HostType.control, control_contexts)
forward_ssh_ports(args, managed_connections, '%s_hosts_prepare.yml' % managed_type, managed_state, target, HostType.managed, managed_contexts)
def post_target(target: IntegrationTarget) -> None:
"""Clean up previously configured SSH port forwarding which was required by the specified target."""
cleanup_ssh_ports(args, control_connections, '%s_hosts_restore.yml' % control_type, control_state, target, HostType.control)
cleanup_ssh_ports(args, managed_connections, '%s_hosts_restore.yml' % managed_type, managed_state, target, HostType.managed)
else:
pre_target, post_target = None, None
return pre_target, post_target
def create_managed_contexts(control_contexts: dict[str, dict[str, ContainerAccess]]) -> dict[str, dict[str, ContainerAccess]]:
"""Create managed contexts from the given control contexts."""
managed_contexts: dict[str, dict[str, ContainerAccess]] = {}
for context_name, control_context in control_contexts.items():
managed_context = managed_contexts[context_name] = {}
for container_name, control_container in control_context.items():
managed_context[container_name] = ContainerAccess(control_container.host_ip, control_container.names, None, dict(control_container.port_map()))
return managed_contexts
def forward_ssh_ports(
args: IntegrationConfig,
ssh_connections: t.Optional[list[SshConnectionDetail]],
playbook: str,
target_state: dict[str, tuple[list[str], list[SshProcess]]],
target: IntegrationTarget,
host_type: str,
contexts: dict[str, dict[str, ContainerAccess]],
) -> None:
"""Configure port forwarding using SSH and write hosts file entries."""
if ssh_connections is None:
return
test_context = None
for context_name, context in contexts.items():
context_alias = 'cloud/%s/' % context_name
if context_alias in target.aliases:
test_context = context
break
if not test_context:
return
if not ssh_connections:
if args.explain:
return
raise Exception('The %s host was not pre-configured for container access and SSH forwarding is not available.' % host_type)
redirects: list[tuple[int, str, int]] = []
messages = []
for container_name, container in test_context.items():
explain = []
for container_port, access_port in container.port_map():
if container.forwards:
redirects.append((container_port, container.host_ip, access_port))
explain.append('%d -> %s:%d' % (container_port, container.host_ip, access_port))
else:
explain.append('%s:%d' % (container.host_ip, container_port))
if explain:
if container.forwards:
message = 'Port forwards for the "%s" container have been established on the %s host' % (container_name, host_type)
else:
message = 'Ports for the "%s" container are available on the %s host as' % (container_name, host_type)
messages.append('%s:\n%s' % (message, '\n'.join(explain)))
hosts_entries = create_hosts_entries(test_context)
inventory = generate_ssh_inventory(ssh_connections)
with named_temporary_file(args, 'ssh-inventory-', '.json', None, inventory) as inventory_path: # type: str
run_playbook(args, inventory_path, playbook, capture=False, variables=dict(hosts_entries=hosts_entries))
ssh_processes: list[SshProcess] = []
if redirects:
for ssh in ssh_connections:
ssh_processes.append(create_ssh_port_redirects(args, ssh, redirects))
target_state[target.name] = (hosts_entries, ssh_processes)
for message in messages:
display.info(message, verbosity=1)
def cleanup_ssh_ports(
args: IntegrationConfig,
ssh_connections: list[SshConnectionDetail],
playbook: str,
target_state: dict[str, tuple[list[str], list[SshProcess]]],
target: IntegrationTarget,
host_type: str,
) -> None:
"""Stop previously configured SSH port forwarding and remove previously written hosts file entries."""
state = target_state.pop(target.name, None)
if not state:
return
(hosts_entries, ssh_processes) = state
inventory = generate_ssh_inventory(ssh_connections)
with named_temporary_file(args, 'ssh-inventory-', '.json', None, inventory) as inventory_path: # type: str
run_playbook(args, inventory_path, playbook, capture=False, variables=dict(hosts_entries=hosts_entries))
if ssh_processes:
for process in ssh_processes:
process.terminate()
display.info('Waiting for the %s host SSH port forwarding process(es) to terminate.' % host_type, verbosity=1)
for process in ssh_processes:
process.wait()