open-nomad/ui/mirage/factories/allocation.js
Buck Doyle 5da134d074
UI: Change Mirage data to be stable in development (#6389)
This sets a default-but-query-configurable Faker seed in development,
via faker-seed. It also changes uses of Math.random to use Faker’s
randomness so auto-generated data remains stable in development.
2019-10-03 09:13:08 -05:00

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import Ember from 'ember';
import moment from 'moment';
import { Factory, trait } from 'ember-cli-mirage';
import faker from 'nomad-ui/mirage/faker';
import { provide, pickOne } from '../utils';
import { generateResources } from '../common';
const UUIDS = provide(100, faker.random.uuid.bind(faker.random));
const CLIENT_STATUSES = ['pending', 'running', 'complete', 'failed', 'lost'];
const DESIRED_STATUSES = ['run', 'stop', 'evict'];
const REF_TIME = new Date();
export default Factory.extend({
id: i => (i >= 100 ? `${UUIDS[i % 100]}-${i}` : UUIDS[i]),
jobVersion: () => faker.random.number(10),
modifyIndex: () => faker.random.number({ min: 10, max: 2000 }),
modifyTime: () => faker.date.past(2 / 365, REF_TIME) * 1000000,
createIndex: () => faker.random.number({ min: 10, max: 2000 }),
createTime() {
return faker.date.past(2 / 365, new Date(this.modifyTime / 1000000)) * 1000000;
},
namespace: null,
clientStatus: () => faker.helpers.randomize(CLIENT_STATUSES),
desiredStatus: () => faker.helpers.randomize(DESIRED_STATUSES),
// When true, doesn't create any resources, state, or events
shallow: false,
withTaskWithPorts: trait({
afterCreate(allocation, server) {
const taskGroup = server.db.taskGroups.findBy({ name: allocation.taskGroup });
const resources = taskGroup.taskIds.map(id =>
server.create(
'task-resource',
{
allocation,
name: server.db.tasks.find(id).name,
},
'withReservedPorts'
)
);
allocation.update({ taskResourceIds: resources.mapBy('id') });
},
}),
withoutTaskWithPorts: trait({
afterCreate(allocation, server) {
const taskGroup = server.db.taskGroups.findBy({ name: allocation.taskGroup });
const resources = taskGroup.taskIds.map(id =>
server.create(
'task-resource',
{
allocation,
name: server.db.tasks.find(id).name,
},
'withoutReservedPorts'
)
);
allocation.update({ taskResourceIds: resources.mapBy('id') });
},
}),
withAllocatedResources: trait({
allocatedResources: () => {
return {
Shared: generateResources({ networks: { minPorts: 2 } }),
};
},
}),
rescheduleAttempts: 0,
rescheduleSuccess: false,
rescheduled: trait({
// Create another allocation carrying the events of this as well as the reschduleSuccess state.
// Pass along rescheduleAttempts after decrementing.
// After rescheduleAttempts hits zero, a final allocation is made with no nextAllocation and
// a clientStatus of failed or running, depending on rescheduleSuccess
afterCreate(allocation, server) {
const attempts = allocation.rescheduleAttempts - 1;
const previousEvents =
(allocation.rescheduleTracker && allocation.rescheduleTracker.Events) || [];
let rescheduleTime;
if (previousEvents.length) {
const lastEvent = previousEvents[previousEvents.length - 1];
rescheduleTime = moment(lastEvent.RescheduleTime / 1000000).add(5, 'minutes');
} else {
rescheduleTime = faker.date.past(2 / 365, REF_TIME);
}
rescheduleTime *= 1000000;
const rescheduleTracker = {
Events: previousEvents.concat([
{
PrevAllocID: allocation.id,
PrevNodeID: null, //allocation.node.id,
RescheduleTime: rescheduleTime,
},
]),
};
let nextAllocation;
if (attempts > 0) {
nextAllocation = server.create('allocation', 'rescheduled', {
rescheduleAttempts: Math.max(attempts, 0),
rescheduleSuccess: allocation.rescheduleSuccess,
previousAllocation: allocation.id,
shallow: allocation.shallow,
clientStatus: 'failed',
rescheduleTracker,
followupEvalId: server.create('evaluation', {
waitUntil: rescheduleTime,
}).id,
});
} else {
nextAllocation = server.create('allocation', {
previousAllocation: allocation.id,
clientStatus: allocation.rescheduleSuccess ? 'running' : 'failed',
shallow: allocation.shallow,
rescheduleTracker,
});
}
allocation.update({ nextAllocation: nextAllocation.id, clientStatus: 'failed' });
},
}),
preempted: trait({
afterCreate(allocation, server) {
const preempter = server.create('allocation', { preemptedAllocations: [allocation.id] });
allocation.update({ preemptedByAllocation: preempter.id });
},
}),
preempter: trait({
afterCreate(allocation, server) {
const preempted = server.create('allocation', { preemptedByAllocation: allocation.id });
allocation.update({ preemptedAllocations: [preempted.id] });
},
}),
afterCreate(allocation, server) {
Ember.assert(
'[Mirage] No jobs! make sure jobs are created before allocations',
server.db.jobs.length
);
Ember.assert(
'[Mirage] No nodes! make sure nodes are created before allocations',
server.db.nodes.length
);
const job = allocation.jobId ? server.db.jobs.find(allocation.jobId) : pickOne(server.db.jobs);
const namespace = allocation.namespace || job.namespace;
const node = allocation.nodeId
? server.db.nodes.find(allocation.nodeId)
: pickOne(server.db.nodes);
const taskGroup = allocation.taskGroup
? server.db.taskGroups.findBy({ name: allocation.taskGroup })
: pickOne(server.db.taskGroups.where({ jobId: job.id }));
allocation.update({
namespace,
jobId: job.id,
nodeId: node.id,
taskStateIds: [],
taskResourceIds: [],
taskGroup: taskGroup.name,
name: allocation.name || `${taskGroup.name}.[${faker.random.number(10)}]`,
});
if (!allocation.shallow) {
const states = taskGroup.taskIds.map(id =>
server.create('task-state', {
allocation,
name: server.db.tasks.find(id).name,
})
);
const resources = taskGroup.taskIds.map(id =>
server.create('task-resource', {
allocation,
name: server.db.tasks.find(id).name,
})
);
allocation.update({
taskStateIds: allocation.clientStatus === 'pending' ? [] : states.mapBy('id'),
taskResourceIds: allocation.clientStatus === 'pending' ? [] : resources.mapBy('id'),
});
// Each allocation has a corresponding allocation stats running on some client.
// Create that record, even though it's not a relationship.
server.create('client-allocation-stat', {
id: allocation.id,
_taskNames: states.mapBy('name'),
});
}
},
});