1 | from __future__ import ( |
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2 | absolute_import, |
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3 | division, |
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4 | print_function |
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5 | ) |
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7 | import json |
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8 | import logging |
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9 | import time |
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11 | import boto.swf.layer2 as swf |
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12 | import boto.sqs.connection as sqs |
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13 | import boto.sqs.queue as sqs_queue |
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15 | from .state_machine import StateMachine |
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17 | _LOGGER = logging.getLogger(__name__) |
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20 | class SWFDecider(swf.Decider): |
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22 | name = 'generic' |
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23 | version = '1.0' |
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25 | def __init__(self, domain, task_list, output_queue, plan=None): |
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26 | self.domain = domain |
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27 | self.task_list = task_list |
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28 | super(SWFDecider, self).__init__() |
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30 | self.statemachine = StateMachine(plan) |
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31 | self.sqs = sqs.SQSConnection() |
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33 | self.output_queue = sqs_queue.Queue(self.sqs, output_queue) |
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35 | def run(self): |
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36 | decision_task = self.poll() |
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37 | _LOGGER.info('Received decision task: %r', decision_task) |
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38 | if 'events' in decision_task: |
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39 | # Collect the entire history if there are enough events to become |
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40 | # paginated |
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41 | events = decision_task['events'] |
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42 | while 'nextPageToken' in decision_task: |
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43 | decision_task = self.poll( |
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44 | next_page_token=decision_task['nextPageToken'] |
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45 | ) |
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46 | if 'events' in decision_task: |
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47 | events.extend(decision_task['events']) |
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49 | # Compute decision based on events |
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50 | decisions = self._run(events, decision_task['workflowExecution']) |
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51 | self.complete(decisions=decisions) |
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53 | _LOGGER.debug('Tic') |
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54 | return True |
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56 | def _run(self, events, workflowExecution): |
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57 | # Run the statemachine on the events |
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58 | results = self.statemachine.eval(events) |
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60 | # Now we can do 4 things: |
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61 | # - Complete the workflow |
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62 | # - Fail the workflow |
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63 | # - Schedule more activities |
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64 | # - Nothing |
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65 | decisions = swf.Layer1Decisions() |
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67 | if self.statemachine.is_succeeded: |
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68 | self.sqs.send_message(self.output_queue, json.dumps({ |
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69 | 'time': time.time(), |
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70 | 'type': 'WORKFLOW_COMPLETED', |
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71 | 'data': { |
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72 | 'workflow': workflowExecution |
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73 | } |
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74 | })) |
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75 | decisions.complete_workflow_execution(result=None) |
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76 | return decisions |
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78 | elif self.statemachine.is_failed: |
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79 | # FIXME: Improve error reporting |
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80 | self.sqs.send_message(self.output_queue, json.dumps({ |
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81 | 'time': time.time(), |
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82 | 'type': 'WORKFLOW_FAILED', |
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83 | 'data': { |
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84 | 'workflow': workflowExecution |
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85 | } |
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86 | })) |
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87 | decisions.fail_workflow_execution(reason='State machine aborted') |
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88 | return decisions |
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90 | # We are still going, start any ready activity |
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91 | for next_step in results: |
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93 | activity = next_step.activity |
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94 | # FIXME: We are assuming JSON activity input here |
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95 | activity_input = ( |
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96 | json.dumps(next_step.activity_input) |
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97 | if next_step.activity_input is not None |
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98 | else None |
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99 | ) |
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101 | self.sqs.send_message(self.output_queue, json.dumps({ |
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102 | 'time': time.time(), |
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103 | 'type': 'ACTIVITY_SCHEDULED', |
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104 | 'data': { |
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105 | 'workflow': workflowExecution, |
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106 | 'activity': { |
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107 | 'activityId': next_step.name, |
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108 | 'activityType': activity.name, |
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109 | 'activityVersion': activity.version |
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110 | } |
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111 | } |
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112 | })) |
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113 | decisions.schedule_activity_task( |
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114 | activity_id=next_step.name, |
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115 | activity_type_name=activity.name, |
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116 | activity_type_version=activity.version, |
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117 | task_list=activity.task_list, |
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118 | control=None, # FIXME: Do we want to pass context data? |
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119 | heartbeat_timeout=activity.heartbeat_timeout, |
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120 | schedule_to_close_timeout=activity.schedule_to_close_timeout, |
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121 | schedule_to_start_timeout=activity.schedule_to_start_timeout, |
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122 | start_to_close_timeout=activity.start_to_close_timeout, |
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123 | input=activity_input, |
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124 | ) |
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126 | return decisions |
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127 |
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