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#!/usr/bin/env perl

# All functions related to maniplating a specific node

# part of havirt.

# Copyright 2024 Daily Data, Inc.

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# v0.0.1 20240602 RWR

# Initial setup

package node;

use warnings;

use strict;  

# define the version number

# see https://metacpan.org/pod/release/JPEACOCK/version-0.97/lib/version.pod

use version;

our $VERSION = version->declare("0.0.1");

use Data::Dumper;

use Exporter;

our @ISA = qw( Exporter );

our @EXPORT = qw( 

                  &node &list &update &scan &add

                );

# Converts from output of node info to a key we want to use

my %conversion = ( 

  'CPU frequency' => 'clock',

  'CPU model' => 'cpu_model',

  'CPU socket(s)' => 'cpu_socket',

  'CPU(s)' => 'cpu_count',

  'Core(s) per socket' => 'cpu_cores',

  'Memory size' => 'memory',

  'NUMA cell(s)' => 'numa_cells',

  'Thread(s) per core' => 'threads_per_core'

);

# show a help screen

sub help {

   my @return;

   push @return, "node update [nodename|-t nodename]";

   push @return, "\tUpdates capabilities on one or more nodes, default is all nodes";

   push @return, "node list [--format|-f screen|tsv]";

   push @return, "\tLists all nodes with some statistics about them as screen or tsv (default screen)";

   push @return, "node scan [nodename|-t nodename]";

   push @return, "\tUpdates list of domains on one or more existing nodes, default is all nodes";

   return join( "\n", @return ) . "\n";

}

# lists hardware capabilities of all nodes (virsh nodeinfo)

sub list {

   my @header;

   my @data;

   my $return;

   &main::readDB();

   foreach my $node ( sort keys %{$main::statusDB->{'node'}} ) {

      unless ( @header ) {

         # just grab the keys for headers

         @header = sort keys %{ $main::statusDB->{'node'}->{$node} };

         # put Node at the beginning

         unshift ( @header, 'Node' );

      }

      my @line;

      push @line, $node;

      foreach my $column (sort keys %{ $main::statusDB->{'node'}->{$node} }) {

         push @line, $main::statusDB->{'node'}->{$node}->{$column};

      }

      push (@data, \@line );

   }

   return &main::report( \@header, \@data );

}

# Get information about a node. Really only needs to be done when a node is

# first defined, or if there is a hardware upgrade

# reads information off of the stack (@_), but will add to that if --target

# was defined

sub update {

   &main::readDB( 1 ); # open and lock so we can write to it later

   my $return;

   my @targets;

   if ( $main::targetNode ) {

      push @_, $main::targetNode;

   }

   @_ = keys %{$main::statusDB->{'node'}} unless @_;

   while ( my $nodename = shift  ) {

      print "Updating $nodename\n" if $main::DEBUG;

      $return = `ssh $nodename 'virsh nodeinfo'`;

      print "Output of ssh $nodename 'virsh nodeinfo' is\n" . $return if $main::DEBUG;

      my @nodeinfo = split( "\n", $return );

      for ( my $i = 0; $i < @nodeinfo; $i++ ) {

         my ($key, $value) = split( /:\s+/, $nodeinfo[$i] );

         if ( $value =~ m/^(\d+)\s+[a-z]+$/i ) {

            $value = $1;

         }

         $key = $conversion{$key} if exists( $conversion{$key} );

         $main::statusDB->{'node'}->{$nodename}->{$key} = $value;

      } # for

   } # while

   print "main::statusDB->{'node'} state after update\n" . Dumper( $main::statusDB->{'node'} ) if $main::DEBUG;

   &main::writeDB();

   return "Node has been updated\n";

}      

# check one or more nodes and determine which domains are running on them.

# defaults to everything in the node database, but the -t can have it run on only one

# this is the function that should be run every few minutes on one of the servers

sub scan {

   return &main::scan(@_);

}

# add a new node. This is the same as doing an update on a node that doesn't exist.

sub add {

#   &main::readDB();

#   print "Adding $main::targetNode as new node\n" if $main::DEBUG;

#   $main::statusDB->{'node'}->{$main::targetNode} = '';

#   print "Calling update for new node\n" if $main::DEBUG;

   &update( @_ );

}