Examples with RolesResourceApi com.cloudera.api.swagger.RolesResourceApi used on opensource projects

Example 1 with RolesResourceApi

use of com.cloudera.api.swagger.RolesResourceApi in project knox by apache.

the class ClouderaManagerServiceDiscovery method discoverCluster.

private ClouderaManagerCluster discoverCluster(DiscoveryApiClient client, String clusterName, Collection<String> includedServices) throws ApiException {
    ServicesResourceApi servicesResourceApi = new ServicesResourceApi(client);
    RolesResourceApi rolesResourceApi = new RolesResourceApi(client);
    log.discoveringCluster(clusterName);
    repository.registerCluster(client.getConfig());
    Set<ServiceModel> serviceModels = new HashSet<>();
    List<ApiService> serviceList = getClusterServices(client.getConfig(), servicesResourceApi);
    if (serviceList != null) {
        /*
      Since Cloudera Manager does not have a service for itself, we will add a skeleton CM
      service so that we can add CM service to topology when auto-discovery is
      turned on and CM service is selected in the descriptor
      */
        final ApiService cmService = new ApiService();
        cmService.setName(CM_SERVICE_TYPE.toLowerCase(Locale.ROOT));
        cmService.setType(CM_SERVICE_TYPE);
        serviceList.add(cmService);
        for (ApiService service : serviceList) {
            final List<ServiceModelGenerator> modelGenerators = serviceModelGenerators.get(service.getType());
            if (shouldSkipServiceDiscovery(modelGenerators, includedServices)) {
                log.skipServiceDiscovery(service.getName(), service.getType());
                continue;
            }
            log.discoveringService(service.getName(), service.getType());
            ApiServiceConfig serviceConfig = null;
            /* no reason to check service config for CM service */
            if (!CM_SERVICE_TYPE.equals(service.getType())) {
                serviceConfig = getServiceConfig(client.getConfig(), servicesResourceApi, service);
            }
            ApiRoleList roleList = getRoles(client.getConfig(), rolesResourceApi, clusterName, service);
            if (roleList != null) {
                for (ApiRole role : roleList.getItems()) {
                    String roleName = role.getName();
                    log.discoveringServiceRole(roleName, role.getType());
                    ApiConfigList roleConfig = null;
                    /* no reason to check role config for CM service */
                    if (!CM_SERVICE_TYPE.equals(service.getType())) {
                        roleConfig = getRoleConfig(client.getConfig(), rolesResourceApi, service, role);
                    }
                    if (modelGenerators != null) {
                        for (ServiceModelGenerator serviceModelGenerator : modelGenerators) {
                            ServiceModelGeneratorHandleResponse response = serviceModelGenerator.handles(service, serviceConfig, role, roleConfig);
                            if (response.handled()) {
                                serviceModelGenerator.setApiClient(client);
                                ServiceModel serviceModel = serviceModelGenerator.generateService(service, serviceConfig, role, roleConfig);
                                serviceModels.add(serviceModel);
                            } else if (!response.getConfigurationIssues().isEmpty()) {
                                log.serviceRoleHasConfigurationIssues(roleName, String.join(";", response.getConfigurationIssues()));
                            }
                        }
                    }
                    log.discoveredServiceRole(roleName, role.getType());
                }
            }
            log.discoveredService(service.getName(), service.getType());
        }
        ClouderaManagerCluster cluster = new ClouderaManagerCluster(clusterName);
        cluster.addServiceModels(serviceModels);
        return cluster;
    }
    return null;
}

Example 2 with RolesResourceApi

use of com.cloudera.api.swagger.RolesResourceApi in project knox by apache.

the class PollingConfigurationAnalyzer method getCurrentServiceConfiguration.

/**
 * Get the current configuration for the specified service.
 *
 * @param address     The address of the ClouderaManager instance.
 * @param clusterName The name of the cluster.
 * @param service     The name of the service.
 *
 * @return A ServiceConfigurationModel object with the configuration properties associated with the specified
 * service.
 */
protected ServiceConfigurationModel getCurrentServiceConfiguration(final String address, final String clusterName, final String service) {
    ServiceConfigurationModel currentConfig = null;
    log.gettingCurrentClusterConfiguration(service, clusterName, address);
    ApiClient apiClient = getApiClient(configCache.getDiscoveryConfig(address, clusterName));
    ServicesResourceApi api = new ServicesResourceApi(apiClient);
    try {
        ApiServiceConfig svcConfig = api.readServiceConfig(clusterName, service, "full");
        Map<ApiRole, ApiConfigList> roleConfigs = new HashMap<>();
        RolesResourceApi rolesApi = (new RolesResourceApi(apiClient));
        ApiRoleList roles = rolesApi.readRoles(clusterName, service, "", "full");
        for (ApiRole role : roles.getItems()) {
            ApiConfigList config = rolesApi.readRoleConfig(clusterName, role.getName(), service, "full");
            roleConfigs.put(role, config);
        }
        currentConfig = new ServiceConfigurationModel(svcConfig, roleConfigs);
    } catch (ApiException e) {
        log.clouderaManagerConfigurationAPIError(e);
    }
    return currentConfig;
}