Source code for monasca_events_api.app.healthcheck.kafka_check

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import collections

from monasca_common.kafka_lib import client
from oslo_log import log

from monasca_events_api import conf

LOG = log.getLogger(__name__)
CONF = conf.CONF


CheckResult = collections.namedtuple('CheckResult', ['healthy', 'message'])
"""Result from the healthcheck, contains healthy(boolean) and message"""


[docs]class KafkaHealthCheck(object): """Evaluates kafka health Healthcheck verifies if: * kafka server is up and running * there is a configured topic in kafka If following conditions are met healthcheck returns healthy status. Otherwise unhealthy status is returned with explanation. Example of middleware configuration: .. code-block:: ini [events_publisher] kafka_url = localhost:8900 kafka_topics = events Note: It is possible to specify multiple topics if necessary. Just separate them with , """
[docs] def healthcheck(self): url = CONF.events_publisher.kafka_url try: kafka_client = client.KafkaClient(hosts=url) except client.KafkaUnavailableError as ex: LOG.error(repr(ex)) error_str = 'Could not connect to kafka at %s' % url return CheckResult(healthy=False, message=error_str) result = self._verify_topics(kafka_client) self._disconnect_gracefully(kafka_client) return result
# noinspection PyMethodMayBeStatic def _verify_topics(self, kafka_client): topics = CONF.events_publisher.topics for t in topics: # kafka client loads metadata for topics as fast # as possible (happens in __init__), therefore this # topic_partitions is sure to be filled for_topic = t in kafka_client.topic_partitions if not for_topic: error_str = 'Kafka: Topic %s not found' % t LOG.error(error_str) return CheckResult(healthy=False, message=error_str) return CheckResult(healthy=True, message='OK') # noinspection PyMethodMayBeStatic def _disconnect_gracefully(self, kafka_client): # at this point, client is connected so it must be closed # regardless of topic existence try: kafka_client.close() except Exception as ex: # log that something went wrong and move on LOG.error(repr(ex))