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mariadb-columnstore-engine/cmapi/cmapi_server/__main__.py
Alexander Presnyakov 151903cd18 Tracing fixes:
Don't log trace_params in tracing logger, because it already has all this data
Don't print span attrs, it can contain lots of headers
Save small part of the response into the span, if the response was a JSON string
Added JSON logging of trace details into a separate file (to not spam the main log with machine readable stuff)
Record part of the response into the span
Set duration attribute in server spans
Log 404 errors
Colorize the traces (each span slightly changes the color of the parent span)
Improve trace visualization with duration formatting and notes for request/response pairs
2025-09-10 17:06:12 +00:00

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#!/usr/bin/env python3
"""
CherryPy-based webservice daemon with background threads
"""
import logging
import os
import threading
import time
from datetime import datetime
import cherrypy
from cherrypy.process import plugins
# TODO: fix dispatcher choose logic because code executing in endpoints.py
# while import process, this cause module logger misconfiguration
from cmapi_server.logging_management import config_cmapi_server_logging
from tracing.sentry import maybe_init_sentry
from tracing.traceparent_backend import TraceparentBackend
from tracing.tracer import get_tracer
config_cmapi_server_logging()
from tracing.trace_tool import register_tracing_tools
from cmapi_server import helpers
from cmapi_server.constants import DEFAULT_MCS_CONF_PATH, CMAPI_CONF_PATH
from cmapi_server.controllers.dispatcher import dispatcher, jsonify_error, jsonify_404
from cmapi_server.failover_agent import FailoverAgent
from cmapi_server.managers.application import AppManager
from cmapi_server.managers.process import MCSProcessManager
from cmapi_server.managers.certificate import CertificateManager
from failover.node_monitor import NodeMonitor
from mcs_node_control.models.dbrm_socket import SOCK_TIMEOUT, DBRMSocketHandler
from mcs_node_control.models.node_config import NodeConfig
def worker(app):
"""Background Timer that runs clean_txn_by_timeout() every 5 seconds
TODO: this needs to be fixed/optimized. I don't like creating the thread
repeatedly.
"""
while True:
t = threading.Timer(5.0, clean_txn_by_timeout, args=(app,))
t.start()
t.join()
def clean_txn_by_timeout(app):
txn_section = app.config.get('txn', None)
timeout_timestamp = txn_section.get('timeout') if txn_section is not None else None
current_timestamp = int(datetime.now().timestamp())
if timeout_timestamp is not None and current_timestamp > timeout_timestamp:
txn_config_changed = txn_section.get('config_changed', None)
if txn_config_changed is True:
node_config = NodeConfig()
node_config.rollback_config()
node_config.apply_config(
xml_string=node_config.get_current_config()
)
app.config.update({
'txn': {
'id': 0,
'timeout': 0,
'manager_address': '',
'config_changed': False,
},
})
class TxnBackgroundThread(plugins.SimplePlugin):
"""CherryPy plugin to create a background worker thread"""
app = None
def __init__(self, bus, app):
super(TxnBackgroundThread, self).__init__(bus)
self.t = None
self.app = app
def start(self):
"""Plugin entrypoint"""
self.t = threading.Thread(
target=worker, name='TxnBackgroundThread', args=(self.app,)
)
self.t.daemon = True
self.t.start()
# Start at a higher priority than "Daemonize" (which we're not using
# yet but may in the future)
start.priority = 85
class FailoverBackgroundThread(plugins.SimplePlugin):
"""CherryPy plugin to start the thread for failover monitoring."""
def __init__(self, bus, turned_on):
super().__init__(bus)
self.node_monitor = NodeMonitor(agent=FailoverAgent())
self.running = False
self.turned_on = turned_on
if self.turned_on:
logging.info(
'Failover is turned ON by default or in CMAPI config file.'
)
else:
logging.info('Failover is turned OFF in CMAPI config file.')
def _start(self):
if self.running:
return
self.bus.log('Starting Failover monitor thread.')
self.node_monitor.start()
self.running = True
def _stop(self):
if not self.running:
return
self.bus.log('Stopping Failover monitor thread.')
self.node_monitor.stop()
self.running = False
def _subscriber(self, run_failover: bool):
if not self.turned_on:
return
if not isinstance(run_failover, bool):
self.bus.log(f'Got wrong obj in failover channel {run_failover}')
return
if run_failover:
self._start()
else:
self._stop()
def start(self):
self.bus.subscribe('failover', self._subscriber)
def stop(self):
cherrypy.engine.unsubscribe('failover', self._subscriber)
self._stop()
if __name__ == '__main__':
logging.info(f'CMAPI Version: {AppManager.get_version()}')
# TODO: read cmapi config filepath as an argument
helpers.cmapi_config_check()
register_tracing_tools()
get_tracer().register_backend(TraceparentBackend()) # Register default tracing backend
maybe_init_sentry() # Init Sentry if DSN is present
CertificateManager.create_self_signed_certificate_if_not_exist()
CertificateManager.renew_certificate()
app = cherrypy.tree.mount(root=None, config=CMAPI_CONF_PATH)
root_config = {
"request.dispatch": dispatcher,
"error_page.default": jsonify_error,
"error_page.404": jsonify_404,
# Enable tracing tools
'tools.trace.on': True,
'tools.trace_end.on': True,
}
app.config.update({
'/': root_config,
'config': {
'path': CMAPI_CONF_PATH,
},
})
cherrypy.config.update(CMAPI_CONF_PATH)
cfg_parser = helpers.get_config_parser(CMAPI_CONF_PATH)
dispatcher_name, dispatcher_path = helpers.get_dispatcher_name_and_path(
cfg_parser
)
MCSProcessManager.detect(dispatcher_name, dispatcher_path)
# If we don't have auto_failover flag in the config turn it ON by default.
turn_on_failover = cfg_parser.getboolean(
'application', 'auto_failover', fallback=True
)
TxnBackgroundThread(cherrypy.engine, app).subscribe()
# subscribe FailoverBackgroundThread plugin code to bus channels
# code below not starting "real" failover background thread
FailoverBackgroundThread(cherrypy.engine, turn_on_failover).subscribe()
cherrypy.engine.certificate_monitor = plugins.BackgroundTask(
3600, CertificateManager.renew_certificate
)
cherrypy.engine.certificate_monitor.start()
cherrypy.engine.start()
cherrypy.engine.wait(cherrypy.engine.states.STARTED)
success = False
config_mtime = os.path.getmtime(DEFAULT_MCS_CONF_PATH)
# if the mtime changed, we infer that a put_config was run on this node,
# and we now have a current config file.
# TODO: Research all affected cases and remove/rewrite this loop below.
# Previously this affects endless waiting time while starting
# application after upgrade.
# Do we have any cases when we need to try syncing config with other
# nodes with endless retry?
if not helpers.in_maintenance_state(DEFAULT_MCS_CONF_PATH):
while (
not success
and config_mtime == os.path.getmtime(DEFAULT_MCS_CONF_PATH)
):
try:
success = helpers.get_current_config_file()
except Exception:
logging.info(
'Main got exception while get_current_config_file',
exc_info=True
)
success = False
if not success:
delay = 10
logging.warning(
'Failed to fetch the current config file, '
f'retrying in {delay}s'
)
time.sleep(delay)
config_mtime = os.path.getmtime(DEFAULT_MCS_CONF_PATH)
helpers.wait_for_deactivation_or_put_config(config_mtime)
dbrm_socket = DBRMSocketHandler()
# TODO: fix DBRM message show on nodes restart.
# Use DBRM() context manager.
try:
dbrm_socket.connect()
dbrm_socket._detect_protocol()
dbrm_socket.close()
except Exception:
logging.warning(
'Something went wrong while trying to detect dbrm protocol.\n'
'Seems "controllernode" process isn\'t started.\n'
'This is just a notification, not a problem.\n'
'Next detection will start at first node\\cluster '
'status check.\n'
f'This can cause extra {SOCK_TIMEOUT} seconds delay during\n'
'this first attempt to get the status.',
exc_info=True
)
else:
logging.info(
'In maintenance state, not syncing config from other nodes.'
)
if turn_on_failover:
if not helpers.in_maintenance_state(DEFAULT_MCS_CONF_PATH):
cherrypy.engine.publish('failover', True)
else:
logging.info('In maintenance state, not starting Failover.')
AppManager.started = True
cherrypy.engine.block()