system-config/playbooks/roles/mirror-update/files/functions.sh
Ian Wienand 6ee7a5a116 mirror-update/reprepro : use common functions
This converts the reprepro mirror script to use the common functions
for timestamps and vos release.  This function ssh's to the AFS server
and runs vos release directly there, avoiding many issues with
kerberos timeouts.  This has been working successfully for the rsync
mirrors.  This will also send stats back so we can keep an eye on the
timing.

Change-Id: I1be29f2d9ecaad03b22c87819e5ae8d16c4f177e
2020-10-28 16:55:02 +11:00

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#
# Common definitions and functions for mirror-update scripts
#
AFS_SERVER=afs01.dfw.openstack.org
VOS_RELEASE="ssh -i /root/.ssh/id_vos_release vos_release@${AFS_SERVER} vos release "
function echo_ts {
printf "%(%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S)T | %s\n" -1 "$@"
}
# Send a timer stat to statsd
# send_timer metric [start_time]
# * uses timer metric afs.release.<$1> normalised for stats
# * time will be taken from last call of start_timer, or $2 if set
function send_timer {
# Only send stats under cron conditions
if [[ ${UNDER_CRON} != 1 ]]; then
return
fi
local current
current=$(date '+%s')
local name
# "." is a separator, replace with _
name=${1//./_}
local start
start=${2-$_START_TIME}
local elapsed_ms
elapsed_ms=$(( (current - start) * 1000 ))
# See also the release-volumes.py script which sends stats to the
# same place for doc, etc. volumes.
echo "afs.release.${name}:${elapsed_ms}|ms" | nc -w 1 -u graphite.opendev.org 8125
echo "End timer for $name"
}
# See send_timer
function start_timer {
_START_TIME=$(date '+%s')
}
# Run vos release via ssh on the AFS server, and report the timing
# back to graphite
function vos_release {
local name
name=$1
start_timer
$VOS_RELEASE ${name}
send_timer ${name}
}