package taskevents import ( "fmt" "strings" "time" "github.com/hashicorp/nomad/api" "github.com/hashicorp/nomad/e2e/framework" "github.com/hashicorp/nomad/testutil" "github.com/stretchr/testify/require" "github.com/hashicorp/nomad/e2e/e2eutil" "github.com/hashicorp/nomad/helper/uuid" ) type TaskEventsTest struct { framework.TC jobIds []string } func init() { framework.AddSuites(&framework.TestSuite{ Component: "TaskEvents", CanRunLocal: true, Cases: []framework.TestCase{ new(TaskEventsTest), }, }) } func (tc *TaskEventsTest) BeforeAll(f *framework.F) { e2eutil.WaitForLeader(f.T(), tc.Nomad()) e2eutil.WaitForNodesReady(f.T(), tc.Nomad(), 1) } func (tc *TaskEventsTest) AfterEach(f *framework.F) { nomadClient := tc.Nomad() jobs := nomadClient.Jobs() // Stop all jobs in test for _, id := range tc.jobIds { jobs.Deregister(id, true, nil) } // Garbage collect nomadClient.System().GarbageCollect() } func formatEvents(events []*api.TaskEvent) string { estrs := make([]string, len(events)) for i, e := range events { estrs[i] = fmt.Sprintf("%2d %-20s fail=%t msg=> %s", i, e.Type, e.FailsTask, e.DisplayMessage) } return strings.Join(estrs, "\n") } // waitUntilEvents submits a job and then waits until the expected number of // events exist. // // The job name is used to load the job file from "input/${job}.nomad", and // events are only inspected for tasks named the same as the job. That task's // state is returned as well as the last allocation received. func (tc *TaskEventsTest) waitUntilEvents(f *framework.F, jobName string, numEvents int) (*api.Allocation, *api.TaskState) { t := f.T() nomadClient := tc.Nomad() uuid := uuid.Generate() uniqJobId := jobName + uuid[0:8] tc.jobIds = append(tc.jobIds, uniqJobId) jobFile := fmt.Sprintf("taskevents/input/%s.nomad", jobName) allocs := e2eutil.RegisterAndWaitForAllocs(f.T(), nomadClient, jobFile, uniqJobId) require.Len(t, allocs, 1) allocID := allocs[0].ID qo := &api.QueryOptions{ WaitTime: time.Second, } // Capture state outside of wait to ease assertions once expected // number of events have been received. var alloc *api.Allocation var taskState *api.TaskState testutil.WaitForResultRetries(10, func() (bool, error) { a, meta, err := nomadClient.Allocations().Info(allocID, qo) if err != nil { return false, err } qo.WaitIndex = meta.LastIndex // Capture alloc and task state alloc = a taskState = a.TaskStates[jobName] if taskState == nil { return false, fmt.Errorf("task state not found for %s", jobName) } // Assert expected number of task events if len(taskState.Events) != numEvents { return false, fmt.Errorf("expected %d task events but found %d\n%s", numEvents, len(taskState.Events), formatEvents(taskState.Events), ) } return true, nil }, func(err error) { t.Fatalf("task events error: %v", err) }) return alloc, taskState } func (tc *TaskEventsTest) TestTaskEvents_SimpleBatch(f *framework.F) { t := f.T() _, taskState := tc.waitUntilEvents(f, "simple_batch", 4) events := taskState.Events // Assert task did not fail require.Falsef(t, taskState.Failed, "task unexpectedly failed after %d events\n%s", len(events), formatEvents(events), ) // Assert the expected type of events were emitted in a specific order // (based on v0.8.6) require.Equal(t, api.TaskReceived, events[0].Type) require.Equal(t, api.TaskSetup, events[1].Type) require.Equal(t, api.TaskStarted, events[2].Type) require.Equal(t, api.TaskTerminated, events[3].Type) } func (tc *TaskEventsTest) TestTaskEvents_FailedBatch(f *framework.F) { t := f.T() _, taskState := tc.waitUntilEvents(f, "failed_batch", 4) events := taskState.Events // Assert task did fail require.Truef(t, taskState.Failed, "task unexpectedly succeeded after %d events\n%s", len(events), formatEvents(events), ) // Assert the expected type of events were emitted in a specific order // (based on v0.8.6) require.Equal(t, api.TaskReceived, events[0].Type) require.Equal(t, api.TaskSetup, events[1].Type) require.Equal(t, api.TaskDriverFailure, events[2].Type) require.Equal(t, api.TaskNotRestarting, events[3].Type) require.True(t, events[3].FailsTask) } // TestTaskEvents_CompletedLeader asserts the proper events are emitted for a // non-leader task when its leader task completes. func (tc *TaskEventsTest) TestTaskEvents_CompletedLeader(f *framework.F) { t := f.T() _, taskState := tc.waitUntilEvents(f, "completed_leader", 7) events := taskState.Events // Assert task did not fail require.Falsef(t, taskState.Failed, "task unexpectedly failed after %d events\n%s", len(events), formatEvents(events), ) // Assert the expected type of events were emitted in a specific order require.Equal(t, api.TaskReceived, events[0].Type) require.Equal(t, api.TaskSetup, events[1].Type) require.Equal(t, api.TaskStarted, events[2].Type) require.Equal(t, api.TaskLeaderDead, events[3].Type) require.Equal(t, api.TaskKilling, events[4].Type) require.Equal(t, api.TaskTerminated, events[5].Type) require.Equal(t, api.TaskKilled, events[6].Type) } // TestTaskEvents_FailedSibling asserts the proper events are emitted for a // task when another task in its task group fails. func (tc *TaskEventsTest) TestTaskEvents_FailedSibling(f *framework.F) { t := f.T() alloc, taskState := tc.waitUntilEvents(f, "failed_sibling", 7) events := taskState.Events // Just because a sibling failed doesn't mean this task fails. It // should exit cleanly. (same as in v0.8.6) require.Falsef(t, taskState.Failed, "task unexpectedly failed after %d events\n%s", len(events), formatEvents(events), ) // The alloc should be faied require.Equal(t, "failed", alloc.ClientStatus) // Assert the expected type of events were emitted in a specific order require.Equal(t, api.TaskReceived, events[0].Type) require.Equal(t, api.TaskSetup, events[1].Type) require.Equal(t, api.TaskStarted, events[2].Type) require.Equal(t, api.TaskSiblingFailed, events[3].Type) require.Equal(t, api.TaskKilling, events[4].Type) require.Equal(t, api.TaskTerminated, events[5].Type) require.Equal(t, api.TaskKilled, events[6].Type) }