Esempio n. 1
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// Attempt to resolve a hostname. This may return a database cached hostname or otherwise
// it may resolve the hostname via CNAME
func ResolveHostname(hostname string) (string, error) {
	hostname = strings.TrimSpace(hostname)
	if hostname == "" {
		return hostname, errors.New("Will not resolve empty hostname")
	}
	if strings.Contains(hostname, ",") {
		return hostname, fmt.Errorf("Will not resolve multi-hostname: %+v", hostname)
	}
	if (&InstanceKey{Hostname: hostname}).IsDetached() {
		return hostname, fmt.Errorf("Will not resolve detached hostname: %+v", hostname)
	}

	// First go to lightweight cache
	if resolvedHostname, found := hostnameResolvesLightweightCache.Get(hostname); found {
		return resolvedHostname.(string), nil
	}

	if !hostnameResolvesLightweightCacheLoadedOnceFromDB {
		// A continuous-discovery will first make sure to load all resolves from DB.
		// However cli does not do so.
		// Anyway, it seems like the cache was not loaded from DB. Before doing real resolves,
		// let's try and get the resolved hostname from database.
		if !HostnameResolveMethodIsNone() {
			if resolvedHostname, err := ReadResolvedHostname(hostname); err == nil && resolvedHostname != "" {
				hostnameResolvesLightweightCache.Set(hostname, resolvedHostname, 0)
				return resolvedHostname, nil
			}
		}
	}

	// Unfound: resolve!
	log.Debugf("Hostname unresolved yet: %s", hostname)
	resolvedHostname, err := resolveHostname(hostname)
	if config.Config.RejectHostnameResolvePattern != "" {
		// Reject, don't even cache
		if matched, _ := regexp.MatchString(config.Config.RejectHostnameResolvePattern, resolvedHostname); matched {
			log.Warningf("ResolveHostname: %+v resolved to %+v but rejected due to RejectHostnameResolvePattern '%+v'", hostname, resolvedHostname, config.Config.RejectHostnameResolvePattern)
			return hostname, nil
		}
	}

	if err != nil {
		// Problem. What we'll do is cache the hostname for just one minute, so as to avoid flooding requests
		// on one hand, yet make it refresh shortly on the other hand. Anyway do not write to database.
		hostnameResolvesLightweightCache.Set(hostname, resolvedHostname, time.Minute)
		return hostname, err
	}
	// Good result! Cache it, also to DB
	log.Debugf("Cache hostname resolve %s as %s", hostname, resolvedHostname)
	UpdateResolvedHostname(hostname, resolvedHostname)
	return resolvedHostname, nil
}
Esempio n. 2
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// discoverInstance will attempt discovering an instance (unless it is already up to date) and will
// list down its master and slaves (if any) for further discovery.
func discoverInstance(instanceKey inst.InstanceKey) {
	instanceKey.Formalize()
	if !instanceKey.IsValid() {
		return
	}

	if existsInCacheError := recentDiscoveryOperationKeys.Add(instanceKey.DisplayString(), true, cache.DefaultExpiration); existsInCacheError != nil {
		// Just recently attempted
		return
	}

	instance, found, err := inst.ReadInstance(&instanceKey)

	if found && instance.IsUpToDate && instance.IsLastCheckValid {
		// we've already discovered this one. Skip!
		return
	}
	discoveriesCounter.Inc(1)
	// First we've ever heard of this instance. Continue investigation:
	instance, err = inst.ReadTopologyInstance(&instanceKey)
	// panic can occur (IO stuff). Therefore it may happen
	// that instance is nil. Check it.
	if instance == nil {
		failedDiscoveriesCounter.Inc(1)
		log.Warningf("instance is nil in discoverInstance. key=%+v, error=%+v", instanceKey, err)
		return
	}

	log.Debugf("Discovered host: %+v, master: %+v, version: %+v", instance.Key, instance.MasterKey, instance.Version)

	if !isElectedNode {
		// Maybe this node was elected before, but isn't elected anymore.
		// If not elected, stop drilling up/down the topology
		return
	}

	// Investigate slaves:
	for _, slaveKey := range instance.SlaveHosts.GetInstanceKeys() {
		slaveKey := slaveKey
		discoveryInstanceKeys <- slaveKey
	}
	// Investigate master:
	discoveryInstanceKeys <- instance.MasterKey
}