Alejandro Cabrera eb66cfe767 feat: connect sharding manager to control drivers
This patch implements the register/deregister/lookup operations for
the sharding manager.

As a result of this patch, the sharding driver now takes the control
driver as a paramater. This gives it the access needed to make
decisions about queue placement (and lookups) based on the entries in
the control plane.

In order to get the sharding manager working correctly, several
methods had to be overridden to properly handle the QueueNotMapped
error. When a QueueNotMapped error is encountered under normal
conditions, it is equivalent to the target resource not being
found. The overrides mimic the default behavior of those controllers'
methods in the case where the queue isn't found.

An inconsistency was found between the base storage driver and the
concrete implementations. message_controller.list did not provide an
include_claimed parameter. This has been corrected.

To avoid DuplicateOptErrors in the mongodb driver in a sharded
context, a filtering algorithm is applied. To make it clear to data
drivers that they need to apply this filtering algorithm, conf.dynamic
is set by the sharding driver.

Unit tests have been added for the weighted select algorithm.

Up next: sharded queue listing support, caching

Change-Id: Ic36cd657ba13fa4c0b624dc5c71bfe99f9a70139
Partitally-implements: blueprint storage-sharding
2013-11-19 11:34:54 -05:00

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"""Mongodb storage driver implementation."""
import pymongo
import pymongo.errors
from marconi.common import decorators
from marconi.openstack.common import log as logging
from marconi.queues import storage
from marconi.queues.storage.mongodb import controllers
from marconi.queues.storage.mongodb import options
LOG = logging.getLogger(__name__)
def _connection(conf):
if conf.uri and 'replicaSet' in conf.uri:
MongoClient = pymongo.MongoReplicaSetClient
else:
MongoClient = pymongo.MongoClient
return MongoClient(conf.uri)
class DataDriver(storage.DataDriverBase):
def __init__(self, conf):
super(DataDriver, self).__init__(conf)
opts = options.MONGODB_OPTIONS
# NOTE(cpp-cabrera): if this data driver is being loaded
# dynamically, as would be the case for a sharded context,
# filter out the options that were given by the shard
# catalogue to avoid DuplicateOptErrors.
if 'dynamic' in conf:
names = conf[options.MONGODB_GROUP].keys()
opts = filter(lambda x: x.name not in names, opts)
self.conf.register_opts(opts,
group=options.MONGODB_GROUP)
self.mongodb_conf = self.conf[options.MONGODB_GROUP]
@decorators.lazy_property(write=False)
def queues_database(self):
"""Database dedicated to the "queues" collection.
The queues collection is separated out into its own database
to avoid writer lock contention with the messages collections.
"""
name = self.mongodb_conf.database + '_queues'
return self.connection[name]
@decorators.lazy_property(write=False)
def message_databases(self):
"""List of message databases, ordered by partition number."""
name = self.mongodb_conf.database
partitions = self.mongodb_conf.partitions
# NOTE(kgriffs): Partition names are zero-based, and
# the list is ordered by partition, which means that a
# caller can, e.g., get marconi_mp0 by simply indexing
# the first element in the list of databases:
#
# self.driver.message_databases[0]
#
return [self.connection[name + '_messages_p' + str(p)]
for p in range(partitions)]
@decorators.lazy_property(write=False)
def connection(self):
"""MongoDB client connection instance."""
return _connection(self.mongodb_conf)
@decorators.lazy_property(write=False)
def queue_controller(self):
return controllers.QueueController(self)
@decorators.lazy_property(write=False)
def message_controller(self):
return controllers.MessageController(self)
@decorators.lazy_property(write=False)
def claim_controller(self):
return controllers.ClaimController(self)
class ControlDriver(storage.ControlDriverBase):
def __init__(self, conf):
super(ControlDriver, self).__init__(conf)
self.conf.register_opts(options.MONGODB_OPTIONS,
group=options.MONGODB_GROUP)
self.mongodb_conf = self.conf[options.MONGODB_GROUP]
@decorators.lazy_property(write=False)
def connection(self):
"""MongoDB client connection instance."""
return _connection(self.mongodb_conf)
@decorators.lazy_property(write=False)
def shards_database(self):
name = self.mongodb_conf.database + '_shards'
return self.connection[name]
@property
def shards_controller(self):
return controllers.ShardsController(self)
@decorators.lazy_property(write=False)
def catalogue_database(self):
"""Database dedicated to the "queues" collection.
The queues collection is separated out into its own database
to avoid writer lock contention with the messages collections.
"""
name = self.mongodb_conf.database + '_catalogue'
return self.connection[name]
@property
def catalogue_controller(self):
return controllers.CatalogueController(self)