596 lines
22 KiB
Python
Executable file
596 lines
22 KiB
Python
Executable file
#!/usr/bin/env python
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# Copyright 2015 The Chromium OS Authors. All rights reserved.
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# Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be
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# found in the LICENSE file.
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"""Adjust pool balances to cover DUT shortfalls.
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This command takes all broken DUTs in a specific pool for specific
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boards and swaps them with working DUTs taken from a selected pool
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of spares. The command is meant primarily for replacing broken DUTs
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in critical pools like BVT or CQ, but it can also be used to adjust
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pool sizes, or to create or remove pools.
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usage: balance_pool.py [ options ] POOL BOARD [ BOARD ... ]
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positional arguments:
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POOL Name of the pool to balance
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BOARD Names of boards to balance
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optional arguments:
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-h, --help show this help message and exit
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-t COUNT, --total COUNT
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Set the number of DUTs in the pool to the specified
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count for every BOARD
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-a COUNT, --grow COUNT
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Add the specified number of DUTs to the pool for every
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BOARD
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-d COUNT, --shrink COUNT
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Remove the specified number of DUTs from the pool for
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every BOARD
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-s POOL, --spare POOL
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Pool from which to draw replacement spares (default:
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pool:suites)
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-n, --dry-run Report actions to take in the form of shell commands
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The command attempts to remove all broken DUTs from the target POOL
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for every BOARD, and replace them with enough working DUTs taken
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from the spare pool to bring the strength of POOL to the requested
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total COUNT.
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If no COUNT options are supplied (i.e. there are no --total, --grow,
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or --shrink options), the command will maintain the current totals of
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DUTs for every BOARD in the target POOL.
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If not enough working spares are available, broken DUTs may be left
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in the pool to keep the pool at the target COUNT.
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When reducing pool size, working DUTs will be returned after broken
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DUTs, if it's necessary to achieve the target COUNT.
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If the selected target POOL is for a Freon board, *and* the selected
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spare pool has no DUTs (in any state), *and* the corresponding
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non-Freon spare pool is populated, then the non-Freon pool will
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be used for the Freon board. A similar rule applies to balancing
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non-Freon boards when there is an available Freon spare pool.
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"""
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import argparse
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import sys
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import time
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import common
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from autotest_lib.server import frontend
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from autotest_lib.site_utils import host_label_utils
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from autotest_lib.site_utils import status_history
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from autotest_lib.site_utils.suite_scheduler import constants
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from chromite.lib import parallel
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_POOL_PREFIX = constants.Labels.POOL_PREFIX
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_BOARD_PREFIX = constants.Labels.BOARD_PREFIX
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_FREON_BOARD_TAG = 'freon'
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def _log_message(message, *args):
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"""Log a message with optional format arguments to stdout.
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This function logs a single line to stdout, with formatting
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if necessary, and without adornments.
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If `*args` are supplied, the message will be formatted using
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the arguments.
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@param message Message to be logged, possibly after formatting.
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@param args Format arguments. If empty, the message is logged
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without formatting.
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"""
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if args:
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message = message % args
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sys.stdout.write('%s\n' % message)
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def _log_info(dry_run, message, *args):
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"""Log information in a dry-run dependent fashion.
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This function logs a single line to stdout, with formatting
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if necessary. When logging for a dry run, the message is
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printed as a shell comment, rather than as unadorned text.
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If `*args` are supplied, the message will be formatted using
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the arguments.
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@param message Message to be logged, possibly after formatting.
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@param args Format arguments. If empty, the message is logged
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without formatting.
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"""
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if dry_run:
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message = '# ' + message
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_log_message(message, *args)
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def _log_error(message, *args):
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"""Log an error to stderr, with optional format arguments.
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This function logs a single line to stderr, prefixed to indicate
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that it is an error message.
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If `*args` are supplied, the message will be formatted using
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the arguments.
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@param message Message to be logged, possibly after formatting.
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@param args Format arguments. If empty, the message is logged
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without formatting.
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"""
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if args:
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message = message % args
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sys.stderr.write('ERROR: %s\n' % message)
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class _DUTPool(object):
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"""Information about a pool of DUTs for a given board.
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This class collects information about all DUTs for a given
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board and pool pair, and divides them into three categories:
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+ Working - the DUT is working for testing, and not locked.
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+ Broken - the DUT is unable to run tests, or it is locked.
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+ Ineligible - the DUT is not available to be removed from
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this pool. The DUT may be either working or broken.
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DUTs with more than one pool: label are ineligible for exchange
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during balancing. This is done for the sake of chameleon hosts,
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which must always be assigned to pool:suites. These DUTs are
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always marked with pool:chameleon to prevent their reassignment.
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TODO(jrbarnette): The use of `pool:chamelon` (instead of just
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the `chameleon` label is a hack that should be eliminated.
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_DUTPool instances are used to track both main pools that need
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to be resupplied with working DUTs and spare pools that supply
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those DUTs.
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@property board Name of the board associated with
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this pool of DUTs.
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@property pool Name of the pool associated with
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this pool of DUTs.
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@property working_hosts The list of this pool's working
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DUTs.
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@property broken_hosts The list of this pool's broken
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DUTs.
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@property ineligible_hosts The list of this pool's ineligible DUTs.
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@property labels A list of labels that identify a DUT
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as part of this pool.
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@property total_hosts The total number of hosts in pool.
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"""
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@staticmethod
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def _get_platform_label(board):
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"""Return the platform label associated with `board`.
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When swapping between freon and non-freon boards, the
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platform label must also change (because wmatrix reports
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build results against platform labels, not boards). So, we
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must be able to get the platform label from the board name.
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For non-freon boards, the platform label is based on a name
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assigned by the firmware, which in some cases is different
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from the board name. For freon boards, the platform label
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is always the board name.
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@param board The board name to convert to a platform label.
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@return The platform label for the given board name.
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"""
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if board.endswith(_FREON_BOARD_TAG):
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return board
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if board.startswith('x86-'):
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return board[len('x86-') :]
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platform_map = {
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'daisy': 'snow',
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'daisy_spring': 'spring',
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'daisy_skate': 'skate',
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'parrot_ivb': 'parrot_2',
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'falco_li': 'falco'
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}
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return platform_map.get(board, board)
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@staticmethod
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def _freon_board_toggle(board):
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"""Toggle a board name between freon and non-freon.
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For boards naming a freon build, return the name of the
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associated non-freon board. For boards naming non-freon
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builds, return the name of the associated freon board.
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@param board The board name to be toggled.
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@return A new board name, toggled for freon.
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"""
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if board.endswith(_FREON_BOARD_TAG):
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# The actual board name ends with either "-freon" or
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# "_freon", so we have to strip off one extra character.
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return board[: -len(_FREON_BOARD_TAG) - 1]
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else:
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# The actual board name will end with either "-freon" or
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# "_freon"; we have to figure out which one to use.
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joiner = '_'
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if joiner in board:
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joiner = '-'
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return joiner.join([board, _FREON_BOARD_TAG])
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def __init__(self, afe, board, pool, start_time, end_time,
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use_freon=False):
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self.board = board
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self.pool = pool
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self.working_hosts = []
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self.broken_hosts = []
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self.ineligible_hosts = []
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self.total_hosts = self._get_hosts(
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afe, start_time, end_time, use_freon)
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self.labels = set([_BOARD_PREFIX + self.board,
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self._get_platform_label(self.board),
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_POOL_PREFIX + self.pool])
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def _get_hosts(self, afe, start_time, end_time, use_freon):
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all_histories = (
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status_history.HostJobHistory.get_multiple_histories(
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afe, start_time, end_time,
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board=self.board, pool=self.pool))
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if not all_histories and use_freon:
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alternate_board = self._freon_board_toggle(self.board)
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alternate_histories = (
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status_history.HostJobHistory.get_multiple_histories(
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afe, start_time, end_time,
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board=alternate_board, pool=self.pool))
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if alternate_histories:
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self.board = alternate_board
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all_histories = alternate_histories
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for h in all_histories:
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host = h.host
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host_pools = [l for l in host.labels
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if l.startswith(_POOL_PREFIX)]
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if len(host_pools) != 1:
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self.ineligible_hosts.append(host)
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else:
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diag = h.last_diagnosis()[0]
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if (diag == status_history.WORKING and
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not host.locked):
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self.working_hosts.append(host)
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else:
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self.broken_hosts.append(host)
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return len(all_histories)
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@property
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def pool_labels(self):
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"""Return the AFE labels that identify this pool.
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The returned labels are the labels that must be removed
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to remove a DUT from the pool, or added to add a DUT.
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@return A list of AFE labels suitable for AFE.add_labels()
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or AFE.remove_labels().
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"""
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return self.labels
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def calculate_spares_needed(self, target_total):
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"""Calculate and log the spares needed to achieve a target.
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Return how many working spares are needed to achieve the
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given `target_total` with all DUTs working.
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The spares count may be positive or negative. Positive
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values indicate spares are needed to replace broken DUTs in
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order to reach the target; negative numbers indicate that
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no spares are needed, and that a corresponding number of
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working devices can be returned.
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If the new target total would require returning ineligible
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DUTs, an error is logged, and the target total is adjusted
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so that those DUTs are not exchanged.
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@param target_total The new target pool size.
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@return The number of spares needed.
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"""
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num_ineligible = len(self.ineligible_hosts)
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if target_total < num_ineligible:
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_log_error('%s %s pool: Target of %d is below '
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'minimum of %d DUTs.',
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self.board, self.pool,
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target_total, num_ineligible)
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_log_error('Adjusting target to %d DUTs.', num_ineligible)
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target_total = num_ineligible
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adjustment = target_total - self.total_hosts
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return len(self.broken_hosts) + adjustment
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def allocate_surplus(self, num_broken):
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"""Allocate a list DUTs that can returned as surplus.
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Return a list of devices that can be returned in order to
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reduce this pool's supply. Broken DUTs will be preferred
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over working ones.
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The `num_broken` parameter indicates the number of broken
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DUTs to be left in the pool. If this number exceeds the
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number of broken DUTs actually in the pool, the returned
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list will be empty. If this number is negative, it
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indicates a number of working DUTs to be returned in
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addition to all broken ones.
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@param num_broken Total number of broken DUTs to be left in
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this pool.
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@return A list of DUTs to be returned as surplus.
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"""
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if num_broken >= 0:
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surplus = self.broken_hosts[num_broken:]
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return surplus
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else:
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return (self.broken_hosts +
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self.working_hosts[:-num_broken])
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def _exchange_labels(dry_run, hosts, target_pool, spare_pool):
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"""Reassign a list of DUTs from one pool to another.
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For all the given hosts, remove all labels associated with
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`spare_pool`, and add the labels for `target_pool`.
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If `dry_run` is true, perform no changes, but log the `atest`
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commands needed to accomplish the necessary label changes.
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@param dry_run Whether the logging is for a dry run or
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for actual execution.
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@param hosts List of DUTs (AFE hosts) to be reassigned.
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@param target_pool The `_DUTPool` object from which the hosts
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are drawn.
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@param spare_pool The `_DUTPool` object to which the hosts
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will be added.
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"""
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if not hosts:
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return
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_log_info(dry_run, 'Transferring %d DUTs from %s to %s.',
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len(hosts), spare_pool.pool, target_pool.pool)
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additions = target_pool.pool_labels
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removals = spare_pool.pool_labels
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intersection = additions & removals
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additions -= intersection
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removals -= intersection
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for host in hosts:
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if not dry_run:
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_log_message('Updating host: %s.', host.hostname)
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host.remove_labels(list(removals))
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host.add_labels(list(additions))
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else:
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_log_message('atest label remove -m %s %s',
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host.hostname, ' '.join(removals))
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_log_message('atest label add -m %s %s',
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host.hostname, ' '.join(additions))
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def _balance_board(arguments, afe, board, start_time, end_time):
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"""Balance one board as requested by command line arguments.
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@param arguments Parsed command line arguments.
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@param dry_run Whether the logging is for a dry run or
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for actual execution.
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@param afe AFE object to be used for the changes.
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@param board Board to be balanced.
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@param start_time Start time for HostJobHistory objects in
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the DUT pools.
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@param end_time End time for HostJobHistory objects in the
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DUT pools.
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"""
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spare_pool = _DUTPool(afe, board, arguments.spare,
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start_time, end_time, use_freon=True)
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main_pool = _DUTPool(afe, board, arguments.pool,
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start_time, end_time)
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target_total = main_pool.total_hosts
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if arguments.total is not None:
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target_total = arguments.total
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elif arguments.grow:
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target_total += arguments.grow
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elif arguments.shrink:
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target_total -= arguments.shrink
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spares_needed = main_pool.calculate_spares_needed(target_total)
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if spares_needed > 0:
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spare_duts = spare_pool.working_hosts[:spares_needed]
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shortfall = spares_needed - len(spare_duts)
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else:
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spare_duts = []
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shortfall = spares_needed
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surplus_duts = main_pool.allocate_surplus(shortfall)
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if spares_needed or surplus_duts or arguments.verbose:
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dry_run = arguments.dry_run
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_log_message('')
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_log_info(dry_run, 'Balancing %s %s pool:', board, main_pool.pool)
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_log_info(dry_run,
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'Total %d DUTs, %d working, %d broken, %d reserved.',
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main_pool.total_hosts, len(main_pool.working_hosts),
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len(main_pool.broken_hosts), len(main_pool.ineligible_hosts))
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if spares_needed > 0:
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add_msg = 'grow pool by %d DUTs' % spares_needed
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elif spares_needed < 0:
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add_msg = 'shrink pool by %d DUTs' % -spares_needed
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else:
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add_msg = 'no change to pool size'
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_log_info(dry_run, 'Target is %d working DUTs; %s.',
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target_total, add_msg)
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_log_info(dry_run,
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'%s %s pool has %d spares available.',
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board, main_pool.pool, len(spare_pool.working_hosts))
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if spares_needed > len(spare_duts):
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_log_error('Not enough spares: need %d, only have %d.',
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spares_needed, len(spare_duts))
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elif shortfall >= 0:
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_log_info(dry_run,
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'%s %s pool will return %d broken DUTs, '
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'leaving %d still in the pool.',
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board, main_pool.pool,
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len(surplus_duts),
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len(main_pool.broken_hosts) - len(surplus_duts))
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else:
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_log_info(dry_run,
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'%s %s pool will return %d surplus DUTs, '
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'including %d working DUTs.',
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board, main_pool.pool,
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len(main_pool.broken_hosts) - shortfall,
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-shortfall)
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if (len(main_pool.broken_hosts) > arguments.max_broken and
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not arguments.force_rebalance):
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_log_error('%s %s pool: Refusing to act on pool with %d broken DUTs.',
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board, main_pool.pool, len(main_pool.broken_hosts))
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_log_error('Please investigate this board to see if there is a bug ')
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_log_error('that is bricking devices. Once you have finished your ')
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_log_error('investigation, you can force a rebalance with ')
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_log_error('--force-rebalance')
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return
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if not spare_duts and not surplus_duts:
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if arguments.verbose:
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_log_info(arguments.dry_run, 'No exchange required.')
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return
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_exchange_labels(arguments.dry_run, surplus_duts,
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spare_pool, main_pool)
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_exchange_labels(arguments.dry_run, spare_duts,
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main_pool, spare_pool)
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def _parse_command(argv):
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"""Parse the command line arguments.
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Create an argument parser for this command's syntax, parse the
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command line, and return the result of the `ArgumentParser`
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`parse_args()` method.
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@param argv Standard command line argument vector; `argv[0]` is
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assumed to be the command name.
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@return Result returned by `ArgumentParser.parse_args()`.
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"""
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parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(
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prog=argv[0],
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description='Balance pool shortages from spares on reserve')
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count_group = parser.add_mutually_exclusive_group()
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count_group.add_argument('-t', '--total', type=int,
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metavar='COUNT', default=None,
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help='Set the number of DUTs in the '
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'pool to the specified count for '
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'every BOARD')
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count_group.add_argument('-a', '--grow', type=int,
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metavar='COUNT', default=None,
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help='Add the specified number of DUTs '
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'to the pool for every BOARD')
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count_group.add_argument('-d', '--shrink', type=int,
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metavar='COUNT', default=None,
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help='Remove the specified number of DUTs '
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'from the pool for every BOARD')
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parser.add_argument('-s', '--spare', default='suites',
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metavar='POOL',
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help='Pool from which to draw replacement '
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'spares (default: pool:suites)')
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parser.add_argument('-n', '--dry-run', action='store_true',
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help='Report actions to take in the form of '
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'shell commands')
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parser.add_argument('-v', '--verbose', action='store_true',
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help='Print more detail about calculations for debug '
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'purposes.')
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parser.add_argument('-m', '--max-broken', default=2, type=int,
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metavar='COUNT',
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help='Only rebalance a pool if it has at most '
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'COUNT broken DUTs.')
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parser.add_argument('-f', '--force-rebalance', action='store_true',
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help='Forcefully rebalance all DUTs in a pool, even '
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'if it has a large number of broken DUTs. '
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'Before doing this, please investigate whether '
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'there is a bug that is bricking devices in the '
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'lab.')
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parser.add_argument('--all-boards', action='store_true',
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help='Rebalance all boards.')
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parser.add_argument('pool',
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metavar='POOL',
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help='Name of the pool to balance.')
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parser.add_argument('boards', nargs='*',
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metavar='BOARD',
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help='Names of boards to balance.')
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arguments = parser.parse_args(argv[1:])
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# Error-check arguments.
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if not arguments.boards and not arguments.all_boards:
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parser.error('No boards specified. To balance all boards, use '
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'--all-boards')
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if arguments.boards and arguments.all_boards:
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parser.error('Cannot specify boards with --all-boards.')
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return arguments
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def main(argv):
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"""Standard main routine.
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@param argv Command line arguments including `sys.argv[0]`.
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"""
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def balancer(i, board):
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"""Balance the specified board.
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@param i The index of the board.
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@param board The board name.
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"""
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if i > 0:
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_log_message('')
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_balance_board(arguments, afe, board, start_time, end_time)
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arguments = _parse_command(argv)
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end_time = time.time()
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start_time = end_time - 24 * 60 * 60
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afe = frontend.AFE(server=None)
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boards = arguments.boards
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if arguments.all_boards:
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boards = host_label_utils.get_all_boards(
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labels=[_POOL_PREFIX + arguments.pool])
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board_args = list(enumerate(boards))
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try:
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parallel.RunTasksInProcessPool(balancer, board_args, processes=8)
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except KeyboardInterrupt:
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pass
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if __name__ == '__main__':
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main(sys.argv)
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