Examples with ServiceSettings com.netflix.spinnaker.halyard.deploy.spinnaker.v1.service.ServiceSettings used on opensource projects

Example 11 with ServiceSettings

use of com.netflix.spinnaker.halyard.deploy.spinnaker.v1.service.ServiceSettings in project halyard by spinnaker.

the class SpinnakerMonitoringDaemonService method getProfiles.

@Override
public List<Profile> getProfiles(DeploymentConfiguration deploymentConfiguration, SpinnakerRuntimeSettings endpoints) {
    List<Profile> results = new ArrayList<>();
    for (Map.Entry<Type, ServiceSettings> entry : endpoints.getAllServiceSettings().entrySet()) {
        ServiceSettings settings = entry.getValue();
        if (settings.getMonitored() && settings.getEnabled()) {
            String serviceName = entry.getKey().getCanonicalName();
            String profileName = serviceRegistryProfileName(serviceName);
            String profilePath = Paths.get(REGISTRY_OUTPUT_PATH, serviceName + ".yml").toString();
            ProfileFactory factory = metricRegistryProfileFactoryBuilder.build(settings);
            results.add(factory.getProfile(profileName, profilePath, deploymentConfiguration, endpoints));
        }
    }
    String profileName = monitoringProfileName();
    String profilePath = Paths.get(CONFIG_OUTPUT_PATH, profileName).toString();
    results.add(spinnakerMonitoringDaemonProfileFactory.getProfile(profileName, profilePath, deploymentConfiguration, endpoints));
    return results;
}

Example 12 with ServiceSettings

use of com.netflix.spinnaker.halyard.deploy.spinnaker.v1.service.ServiceSettings in project halyard by spinnaker.

the class DeckDockerProfileFactory method setProfile.

@Override
protected void setProfile(Profile profile, DeploymentConfiguration deploymentConfiguration, SpinnakerRuntimeSettings endpoints) {
    super.setProfile(profile, deploymentConfiguration, endpoints);
    ServiceSettings deckSettings = endpoints.getServices().getDeck();
    ServiceSettings gateSettings = endpoints.getServices().getGate();
    ApacheSsl apacheSsl = deploymentConfiguration.getSecurity().getUiSecurity().getSsl();
    if (apacheSsl.isEnabled()) {
        Map<String, String> env = profile.getEnv();
        env.put("DECK_HOST", deckSettings.getHost());
        env.put("DECK_PORT", deckSettings.getPort() + "");
        env.put("API_HOST", gateSettings.getBaseUrl());
        env.put("AUTH_ENABLED", Boolean.toString(deploymentConfiguration.getSecurity().getAuthn().isEnabled()));
        env.put("DECK_CERT", apacheSsl.getSslCertificateFile());
        env.put("DECK_KEY", apacheSsl.getSslCertificateKeyFile());
        env.put("PASSPHRASE", apacheSsl.getSslCertificatePassphrase());
    }
}

Example 13 with ServiceSettings

use of com.netflix.spinnaker.halyard.deploy.spinnaker.v1.service.ServiceSettings in project halyard by spinnaker.

the class ConsulClientProfileFactory method getBindings.

@Override
protected Map<String, Object> getBindings(DeploymentConfiguration deploymentConfiguration, SpinnakerRuntimeSettings endpoints) {
    Map<String, Object> bindings = new HashMap<>();
    ServiceSettings consul = endpoints.getServices().getConsulClient();
    bindings.put("scheme", consul.getScheme());
    bindings.put("port", consul.getPort() + "");
    return bindings;
}

Example 14 with ServiceSettings

use of com.netflix.spinnaker.halyard.deploy.spinnaker.v1.service.ServiceSettings in project halyard by spinnaker.

the class SpinnakerServiceProvider method buildRuntimeSettings.

public SpinnakerRuntimeSettings buildRuntimeSettings(DeploymentConfiguration deploymentConfiguration) {
    SpinnakerRuntimeSettings endpoints = new SpinnakerRuntimeSettings();
    for (SpinnakerService.Type type : SpinnakerService.Type.values()) {
        SpinnakerService service = getSpinnakerService(type);
        if (service != null) {
            log.info("Building service settings entry for " + service.getServiceName());
            ServiceSettings settings = service.getDefaultServiceSettings(deploymentConfiguration);
            settings.mergePreferThis(service.buildServiceSettings(deploymentConfiguration));
            endpoints.setServiceSettings(type, settings);
        }
    }
    return endpoints;
}

Example 15 with ServiceSettings

use of com.netflix.spinnaker.halyard.deploy.spinnaker.v1.service.ServiceSettings in project halyard by spinnaker.

the class DistributedService method buildRollbackPipeline.

default Map<String, Object> buildRollbackPipeline(AccountDeploymentDetails<A> details, SpinnakerRuntimeSettings runtimeSettings) {
    RunningServiceDetails serviceDetails = getRunningServiceDetails(details, runtimeSettings);
    Integer version = serviceDetails.getLatestEnabledVersion();
    if (version == null) {
        throw new HalException(Problem.Severity.FATAL, "There are no enabled server groups for service " + getServiceName() + " nothing to rollback to.");
    }
    int targetSize = serviceDetails.getInstances().get(version).size();
    targetSize = targetSize == 0 ? 1 : targetSize;
    ServiceSettings settings = runtimeSettings.getServiceSettings(getService());
    Map<String, Object> baseDescription = new HashMap<>();
    baseDescription.put("cloudProvider", getProviderType().getId());
    baseDescription.put("cloudProviderType", getProviderType().getId());
    baseDescription.put("region", getRegion(settings));
    baseDescription.put("credentials", details.getAccount().getName());
    baseDescription.put("cluster", getServiceName());
    baseDescription.put("name", "rollback");
    Map<String, Object> capacity = new HashMap<>();
    capacity.put("desired", targetSize);
    Map<String, Object> resizeDescription = new HashMap<>();
    resizeDescription.putAll(baseDescription);
    String resizeId = "resize";
    resizeDescription.put("name", "Resize old " + getServiceName() + " to prior size");
    resizeDescription.put("capacity", capacity);
    resizeDescription.put("type", "resizeServerGroup");
    resizeDescription.put("refId", resizeId);
    resizeDescription.put("target", "ancestor_asg_dynamic");
    resizeDescription.put("action", "scale_exact");
    resizeDescription.put("requisiteStageRefIds", Collections.emptyList());
    Map<String, Object> enableDescription = new HashMap<>();
    enableDescription.putAll(baseDescription);
    String enableId = "enable";
    enableDescription.put("name", "Enable old " + getServiceName());
    enableDescription.put("type", "enableServerGroup");
    enableDescription.put("refId", enableId);
    enableDescription.put("target", "ancestor_asg_dynamic");
    enableDescription.put("requisiteStageRefIds", Collections.singletonList(resizeId));
    // This is a destroy, rather than a disable because the typical flow will look like this:
    // 
    // 1. You deploy a new version/config
    // 2. Something is wrong, so you rollback.
    // 3. Fixing the bad server group requires redeploying.
    // 
    // Since you can't fix the newest destroyed server group in place, and you won't (at least I can't imagine why)
    // want to reenable that server group, there is no point it keeping it around. There's an argument
    // to be made for keeping it around to debug, but that's far from what the average halyard user will want
    // to do.
    Map<String, Object> destroyDescription = new HashMap<>();
    String destroyId = "destroy";
    destroyDescription.putAll(baseDescription);
    destroyDescription.put("name", "Destroy current " + getServiceName());
    destroyDescription.put("type", "destroyServerGroup");
    destroyDescription.put("refId", destroyId);
    destroyDescription.put("requisiteStageRefIds", Collections.singletonList(enableId));
    destroyDescription.put("target", "current_asg_dynamic");
    List<Map<String, Object>> stages = new ArrayList<>();
    stages.add(resizeDescription);
    stages.add(enableDescription);
    stages.add(destroyDescription);
    Map<String, Object> pipeline = new HashMap<>();
    pipeline.put("stages", stages);
    pipeline.put("application", "spin");
    pipeline.put("name", "Rollback " + getServiceName());
    pipeline.put("description", "Auto-generated by Halyard");
    return pipeline;
}