func (s *DiskvSpoolerTestSuite) TestSpoolLimits(t *C) {
// as of 1.0.13
limits := proto.DataSpoolLimits{
MaxAge: 10, // seconds
MaxSize: 1024, // bytes
MaxFiles: 2,
}
sz := data.NewJsonSerializer()
spool := data.NewDiskvSpooler(s.logger, s.dataDir, s.trashDir, "localhost", limits)
t.Assert(spool, NotNil)
err := spool.Start(sz)
t.Assert(err, IsNil)
// Spool 3 data files (doesn't matter what, any data works).
now := time.Now()
logEntry := &proto.LogEntry{
Ts: now,
Msg: "1",
}
spool.Write("log", logEntry)
logEntry.Msg = "2"
spool.Write("log", logEntry)
logEntry.Msg = "3"
spool.Write("log", logEntry)
// Wait for spooler to write the data files.
files := test.WaitFiles(s.dataDir, 3)
t.Assert(files, HasLen, 3)
// Purge the spool and 1 data file should be droppoed because
// we set limits.MaxFiles=2.
n, removed := spool.Purge(time.Now().UTC(), limits)
t.Check(n, Equals, 1)
t.Check(removed["purged"], HasLen, 0)
t.Check(removed["age"], HasLen, 0)
t.Check(removed["size"], HasLen, 0)
t.Assert(removed["files"], HasLen, 1) // here it is
// Find out how large the files are so we can purge based on MaxSize.
totalSize := 0
for file := range spool.Files() {
data, err := spool.Read(file)
t.Assert(err, IsNil)
totalSize += len(data)
}
// Set MaxSize a few bytes less than the total which should cause only one
// data file to be purged.
limits.MaxSize = uint64(totalSize - 10)
n, removed = spool.Purge(time.Now().UTC(), limits)
t.Check(n, Equals, 1)
t.Check(removed["purged"], HasLen, 0)
t.Check(removed["age"], HasLen, 0)
t.Check(removed["size"], HasLen, 1) // here it is
t.Assert(removed["files"], HasLen, 0)
// To test MaxAge, pass in a now arg that's in the past and it should cause
// the last file to be purged.
n, removed = spool.Purge(time.Now().Add(-1*time.Minute).UTC(), limits)
t.Check(n, Equals, 1)
t.Check(removed["purged"], HasLen, 0)
t.Check(removed["age"], HasLen, 1) // here it is
t.Check(removed["size"], HasLen, 0)
t.Assert(removed["files"], HasLen, 0)
// Test a full spool purge by passing no limits.
spool.Write("log", logEntry)
spool.Write("log", logEntry)
spool.Write("log", logEntry)
files = test.WaitFiles(s.dataDir, 3)
t.Assert(files, HasLen, 3)
limits = proto.DataSpoolLimits{} // no limit = purge all
n, removed = spool.Purge(time.Now().UTC(), limits)
t.Check(n, Equals, 3)
t.Check(removed["purged"], HasLen, 3) // here it is
t.Check(removed["age"], HasLen, 0)
t.Check(removed["size"], HasLen, 0)
t.Assert(removed["files"], HasLen, 0)
// Finally, test that the auto-purge works by sending a tick manually.
limits = proto.DataSpoolLimits{
MaxAge: 10, // seconds
MaxSize: 1024, // bytes
MaxFiles: 2,
}
spool = data.NewDiskvSpooler(s.logger, s.dataDir, s.trashDir, "localhost", limits)
t.Assert(spool, NotNil)
purgeChan := make(chan time.Time, 1)
spool.PurgeChan(purgeChan) // must set before calling Start
err = spool.Start(sz)
t.Assert(err, IsNil)
spool.Write("log", logEntry)
spool.Write("log", logEntry)
spool.Write("log", logEntry) // one too many
files = test.WaitFiles(s.dataDir, 3)
t.Assert(files, HasLen, 3)
purgeChan <- time.Now() // cause auto-purge in run()
time.Sleep(200 * time.Millisecond)
files = test.WaitFiles(s.dataDir, 2)
t.Assert(files, HasLen, 2)
}
func (s *DiskvSpoolerTestSuite) TestSpoolData(t *C) {
sz := data.NewJsonSerializer()
// Create and start the spooler.
spool := data.NewDiskvSpooler(s.logger, s.dataDir, s.trashDir, "localhost", s.limits)
t.Assert(spool, NotNil)
err := spool.Start(sz)
if err != nil {
t.Fatal(err)
}
// Doesn't matter what data we spool; just send some bytes...
now := time.Now()
logEntry := &proto.LogEntry{
Ts: now,
Level: 1,
Service: "mm",
Msg: "hello world",
}
spool.Write("log", logEntry)
// Spooler should wrap data in proto.Data and write to disk, in format of serializer.
files := test.WaitFiles(s.dataDir, 1)
if len(files) != 1 {
t.Fatalf("Expected 1 file, got %d\n", len(files))
}
gotFiles := []string{}
filesChan := spool.Files()
for file := range filesChan {
gotFiles = append(gotFiles, file)
}
if gotFiles[0] != files[0].Name() {
t.Error("Spool writes and returns " + files[0].Name())
}
if len(gotFiles) != len(files) {
t.Error("Spool writes and returns ", len(files), " file")
}
// data is proto.Data[ metadata, Data: proto.LogEntry[...] ]
data, err := spool.Read(gotFiles[0])
if err != nil {
t.Error(err)
}
protoData := &proto.Data{}
if err := json.Unmarshal(data, protoData); err != nil {
t.Fatal(err)
}
t.Check(protoData.Service, Equals, "log")
t.Check(protoData.ContentType, Equals, "application/json")
t.Check(protoData.ContentEncoding, Equals, "")
if protoData.Created.IsZero() || protoData.Created.Before(now) {
// The proto.Data can't be created before the data it contains.
t.Error("proto.Data.Created after data, got %s", protoData.Created)
}
// The LogoEntry we get back should be identical the one we spooled.
gotLogEntry := &proto.LogEntry{}
if err := json.Unmarshal(protoData.Data, gotLogEntry); err != nil {
t.Fatal(err)
}
if same, diff := test.IsDeeply(gotLogEntry, logEntry); !same {
t.Logf("%#v", gotLogEntry)
t.Error(diff)
}
// Removing data from spooler should remove the file.
spool.Remove(gotFiles[0])
files = test.WaitFiles(s.dataDir, -1)
if len(files) != 0 {
t.Fatalf("Expected no files, got %d\n", len(files))
}
spool.Stop()
}
func (s *DiskvSpoolerTestSuite) TestRejectData(t *C) {
sz := data.NewJsonSerializer()
// Create and start the spooler.
spool := data.NewDiskvSpooler(s.logger, s.dataDir, s.trashDir, "localhost", s.limits)
t.Assert(spool, NotNil)
err := spool.Start(sz)
t.Assert(err, IsNil)
// Spooler should create the bad data dir.
badDataDir := path.Join(s.trashDir, "data")
ok := pct.FileExists(badDataDir)
t.Assert(ok, Equals, true)
// Spool any data...
now := time.Now()
logEntry := &proto.LogEntry{
Ts: now,
Level: 1,
Service: "mm",
Msg: "hello world",
}
err = spool.Write("log", logEntry)
t.Check(err, IsNil)
// Wait for spooler to write data to disk.
files := test.WaitFiles(s.dataDir, 1)
t.Assert(files, HasLen, 1)
// Get the file name the spooler saved the data as.
gotFiles := []string{}
filesChan := spool.Files()
for file := range filesChan {
gotFiles = append(gotFiles, file)
}
t.Assert(gotFiles, HasLen, 1)
// Reject the file. The spooler should move it to the bad data dir
// then remove it from the list.
err = spool.Reject(gotFiles[0])
t.Check(err, IsNil)
ok = pct.FileExists(path.Join(s.dataDir, gotFiles[0]))
t.Assert(ok, Equals, false)
badFile := path.Join(badDataDir, gotFiles[0])
ok = pct.FileExists(path.Join(badFile))
t.Assert(ok, Equals, true)
spool.Stop()
/**
* Start another spooler now that we have data/bad/file to ensure
* that the spooler does not read/index/cache bad files.
*/
spool = data.NewDiskvSpooler(s.logger, s.dataDir, s.trashDir, "localhost", s.limits)
t.Assert(spool, NotNil)
err = spool.Start(sz)
t.Assert(err, IsNil)
spool.Write("log", logEntry)
files = test.WaitFiles(s.dataDir, 1)
t.Assert(files, HasLen, 1)
// There should only be 1 new file in the spool.
gotFiles = []string{}
filesChan = spool.Files()
for file := range filesChan {
t.Check(file, Not(Equals), badFile)
gotFiles = append(gotFiles, file)
}
t.Assert(gotFiles, HasLen, 1)
spool.Stop()
}