#!/usr/bin/env python import abc import copy import logging import os import re import time import requests from yaml import dump import cachet_url_monitor.status as st from cachet_url_monitor.client import CachetClient, normalize_url from cachet_url_monitor.exceptions import MetricNonexistentError from cachet_url_monitor.status import ComponentStatus # This is the mandatory fields that must be in the configuration file in this # same exact structure. configuration_mandatory_fields = ['url', 'method', 'timeout', 'expectation', 'component_id', 'frequency'] class ConfigurationValidationError(Exception): """Exception raised when there's a validation error.""" def __init__(self, value): self.value = value def __str__(self): return repr(self.value) class Configuration(object): """Represents a configuration file, but it also includes the functionality of assessing the API and pushing the results to cachet. """ def __init__(self, config, endpoint_index: int): self.endpoint_index: int = endpoint_index self.data = config self.endpoint = self.data['endpoints'][endpoint_index] self.current_fails: int = 0 self.trigger_update: bool = True if 'name' not in self.endpoint: # We have to make this mandatory, otherwise the logs are confusing when there are multiple URLs. raise ConfigurationValidationError('name') self.logger = logging.getLogger(f'cachet_url_monitor.configuration.Configuration.{self.endpoint["name"]}') # Exposing the configuration to confirm it's parsed as expected. self.print_out() # We need to validate the configuration is correct and then validate the component actually exists. self.validate() # We store the main information from the configuration file, so we don't keep reading from the data dictionary. self.token = os.environ.get('CACHET_TOKEN') or self.data['cachet']['token'] self.headers = {'X-Cachet-Token': self.token} self.endpoint_method = self.endpoint['method'] self.endpoint_url = normalize_url(self.endpoint['url']) self.endpoint_timeout = self.endpoint.get('timeout') or 1 self.endpoint_header = self.endpoint.get('header') or None self.allowed_fails = self.endpoint.get('allowed_fails') or 0 self.api_url = os.environ.get('CACHET_API_URL') or self.data['cachet']['api_url'] self.component_id = self.endpoint['component_id'] self.metric_id = self.endpoint.get('metric_id') self.client = CachetClient(self.api_url, self.token) if self.metric_id is not None: self.default_metric_value = self.get_default_metric_value(self.metric_id) # The latency_unit configuration is not mandatory and we fallback to seconds, by default. self.latency_unit = self.data['cachet'].get('latency_unit') or 's' # We need the current status so we monitor the status changes. This is necessary for creating incidents. self.status = self.client.get_component_status(self.component_id) self.previous_status = self.status self.logger.info(f'Component current status: {self.status}') # Get remaining settings self.public_incidents = int(self.endpoint['public_incidents']) self.logger.info('Monitoring URL: %s %s' % (self.endpoint_method, self.endpoint_url)) self.expectations = [Expectation.create(expectation) for expectation in self.endpoint['expectation']] for expectation in self.expectations: self.logger.info('Registered expectation: %s' % (expectation,)) def get_default_metric_value(self, metric_id): """Returns default value for configured metric.""" get_metric_request = requests.get('%s/metrics/%s' % (self.api_url, metric_id), headers=self.headers) if get_metric_request.ok: return get_metric_request.json()['data']['default_value'] else: raise MetricNonexistentError(metric_id) def get_action(self): """Retrieves the action list from the configuration. If it's empty, returns an empty list. :return: The list of actions, which can be an empty list. """ if self.endpoint.get('action') is None: return [] else: return self.endpoint['action'] def validate(self): """Validates the configuration by verifying the mandatory fields are present and in the correct format. If the validation fails, a ConfigurationValidationError is raised. Otherwise nothing will happen. """ configuration_errors = [] for key in configuration_mandatory_fields: if key not in self.endpoint: configuration_errors.append(key) if 'expectation' in self.endpoint: if (not isinstance(self.endpoint['expectation'], list) or (isinstance(self.endpoint['expectation'], list) and len(self.endpoint['expectation']) == 0)): configuration_errors.append('endpoint.expectation') if len(configuration_errors) > 0: raise ConfigurationValidationError( 'Endpoint [%s] failed validation. Missing keys: %s' % (self.endpoint, ', '.join(configuration_errors))) def evaluate(self): """Sends the request to the URL set in the configuration and executes each one of the expectations, one by one. The status will be updated according to the expectation results. """ try: if self.endpoint_header is not None: self.request = requests.request(self.endpoint_method, self.endpoint_url, timeout=self.endpoint_timeout, headers=self.endpoint_header) else: self.request = requests.request(self.endpoint_method, self.endpoint_url, timeout=self.endpoint_timeout) self.current_timestamp = int(time.time()) except requests.ConnectionError: self.message = 'The URL is unreachable: %s %s' % (self.endpoint_method, self.endpoint_url) self.logger.warning(self.message) self.status = st.ComponentStatus.PARTIAL_OUTAGE return except requests.HTTPError: self.message = 'Unexpected HTTP response' self.logger.exception(self.message) self.status = st.ComponentStatus.PARTIAL_OUTAGE return except (requests.Timeout, requests.ConnectTimeout): self.message = 'Request timed out' self.logger.warning(self.message) self.status = st.ComponentStatus.PERFORMANCE_ISSUES return # We initially assume the API is healthy. self.status: ComponentStatus = st.ComponentStatus.OPERATIONAL self.message = '' for expectation in self.expectations: status: ComponentStatus = expectation.get_status(self.request) # The greater the status is, the worse the state of the API is. if status.value > self.status.value: self.status = status self.message = expectation.get_message(self.request) self.logger.info(self.message) def print_out(self): self.logger.info(f'Current configuration:\n{self.__repr__()}') def __repr__(self): temporary_data = copy.deepcopy(self.data) # Removing the token so we don't leak it in the logs. del temporary_data['cachet']['token'] temporary_data['endpoints'] = temporary_data['endpoints'][self.endpoint_index] return dump(temporary_data, default_flow_style=False) def if_trigger_update(self): """ Checks if update should be triggered - trigger it for all operational states and only for non-operational ones above the configured threshold (allowed_fails). """ if self.status != st.ComponentStatus.OPERATIONAL: self.current_fails = self.current_fails + 1 self.logger.warning(f'Failure #{self.current_fails} with threshold set to {self.allowed_fails}') if self.current_fails <= self.allowed_fails: self.trigger_update = False return self.current_fails = 0 self.trigger_update = True def push_status(self): """Pushes the status of the component to the cachet server. It will update the component status based on the previous call to evaluate(). """ if self.previous_status == self.status: # We don't want to keep spamming if there's no change in status. self.logger.info(f'No changes to component status.') self.trigger_update = False return self.previous_status = self.status if not self.trigger_update: return api_component_status = self.client.get_component_status(self.component_id) if self.status == api_component_status: return self.status = api_component_status component_request = self.client.push_status(self.component_id, self.status) if component_request.ok: # Successful update self.logger.info(f'Component update: status [{self.status}]') else: # Failed to update the API status self.logger.warning(f'Component update failed with HTTP status: {component_request.status_code}. API' f' status: {self.status}') def push_metrics(self): """Pushes the total amount of seconds the request took to get a response from the URL. It only will send a request if the metric id was set in the configuration. In case of failed connection trial pushes the default metric value. """ if 'metric_id' in self.data['cachet'] and hasattr(self, 'request'): # We convert the elapsed time from the request, in seconds, to the configured unit. metrics_request = self.client.push_metrics(self.metric_id, self.latency_unit, self.request.elapsed.total_seconds(), self.current_timestamp) if metrics_request.ok: # Successful metrics upload self.logger.info('Metric uploaded: %.6f %s' % (self.request.elapsed.total_seconds(), self.latency_unit)) else: self.logger.warning(f'Metric upload failed with status [{metrics_request.status_code}]') def push_incident(self): """If the component status has changed, we create a new incident (if this is the first time it becomes unstable) or updates the existing incident once it becomes healthy again. """ if not self.trigger_update: return if hasattr(self, 'incident_id') and self.status == st.ComponentStatus.OPERATIONAL: incident_request = self.client.push_incident(self.status, self.public_incidents, self.component_id, previous_incident_id=self.incident_id) if incident_request.ok: # Successful metrics upload self.logger.info( f'Incident updated, API healthy again: component status [{self.status}], message: "{self.message}"') del self.incident_id else: self.logger.warning( f'Incident update failed with status [{incident_request.status_code}], message: "{self.message}"') elif not hasattr(self, 'incident_id') and self.status != st.ComponentStatus.OPERATIONAL: incident_request = self.client.push_incident(self.status, self.public_incidents, self.component_id, message=self.message) if incident_request.ok: # Successful incident upload. self.incident_id = incident_request.json()['data']['id'] self.logger.info( f'Incident uploaded, API unhealthy: component status [{self.status}], message: "{self.message}"') else: self.logger.warning( f'Incident upload failed with status [{incident_request.status_code}], message: "{self.message}"') class Expectation(object): """Base class for URL result expectations. Any new expectation should extend this class and the name added to create() method. """ @staticmethod def create(configuration): """Creates a list of expectations based on the configuration types list. """ # If a need expectation is created, this is where we need to add it. expectations = { 'HTTP_STATUS': HttpStatus, 'LATENCY': Latency, 'REGEX': Regex } if configuration['type'] not in expectations: raise ConfigurationValidationError(f"Invalid type: {configuration['type']}") return expectations.get(configuration['type'])(configuration) def __init__(self, configuration): self.incident_status = self.parse_incident_status(configuration) @abc.abstractmethod def get_status(self, response) -> ComponentStatus: """Returns the status of the API, following cachet's component status documentation: https://docs.cachethq.io/docs/component-statuses """ @abc.abstractmethod def get_message(self, response) -> str: """Gets the error message.""" @abc.abstractmethod def get_default_incident(self): """Returns the default status when this incident happens.""" def parse_incident_status(self, configuration) -> ComponentStatus: return st.INCIDENT_MAP.get(configuration.get('incident', None), self.get_default_incident()) class HttpStatus(Expectation): def __init__(self, configuration): self.status_range = HttpStatus.parse_range(configuration['status_range']) super(HttpStatus, self).__init__(configuration) @staticmethod def parse_range(range_string): if isinstance(range_string, int): # This happens when there's no range and no dash character, it will be parsed as int already. return range_string, range_string + 1 statuses = range_string.split("-") if len(statuses) == 1: # When there was no range given, we should treat the first number as a single status check. return int(statuses[0]), int(statuses[0]) + 1 else: # We shouldn't look into more than one value, as this is a range value. return int(statuses[0]), int(statuses[1]) def get_status(self, response) -> ComponentStatus: if self.status_range[0] <= response.status_code < self.status_range[1]: return st.ComponentStatus.OPERATIONAL else: return self.incident_status def get_default_incident(self): return st.ComponentStatus.PARTIAL_OUTAGE def get_message(self, response): return f'Unexpected HTTP status ({response.status_code})' def __str__(self): return repr(f'HTTP status range: [{self.status_range[0]}, {self.status_range[1]}[') class Latency(Expectation): def __init__(self, configuration): self.threshold = configuration['threshold'] super(Latency, self).__init__(configuration) def get_status(self, response) -> ComponentStatus: if response.elapsed.total_seconds() <= self.threshold: return st.ComponentStatus.OPERATIONAL else: return self.incident_status def get_default_incident(self): return st.ComponentStatus.PERFORMANCE_ISSUES def get_message(self, response): return 'Latency above threshold: %.4f seconds' % (response.elapsed.total_seconds(),) def __str__(self): return repr('Latency threshold: %.4f seconds' % (self.threshold,)) class Regex(Expectation): def __init__(self, configuration): self.regex_string = configuration['regex'] self.regex = re.compile(configuration['regex'], re.UNICODE + re.DOTALL) super(Regex, self).__init__(configuration) def get_status(self, response) -> ComponentStatus: if self.regex.match(response.text): return st.ComponentStatus.OPERATIONAL else: return self.incident_status def get_default_incident(self): return st.ComponentStatus.PARTIAL_OUTAGE def get_message(self, response): return 'Regex did not match anything in the body' def __str__(self): return repr(f'Regex: {self.regex_string}')