Examples with ProfileId io.cdap.cdap.proto.id.ProfileId used on opensource projects

Example 16 with ProfileId

use of io.cdap.cdap.proto.id.ProfileId in project cdap by caskdata.

the class MetadataSubscriberServiceTest method testProfileMetadata.

@Test
public void testProfileMetadata() throws Exception {
    Injector injector = getInjector();
    ApplicationSpecification appSpec = Specifications.from(new AppWithWorkflow());
    ApplicationId appId = NamespaceId.DEFAULT.app(appSpec.getName());
    ProgramId workflowId = appId.workflow("SampleWorkflow");
    ScheduleId scheduleId = appId.schedule("tsched1");
    // publish a creation of a schedule that will never exist
    // this tests that such a message is eventually discarded
    // note that for this test, we configure a fast retry strategy and a small number of retries
    // therefore this will cost only a few seconds delay
    publishBogusCreationEvent();
    // get the mds should be empty property since we haven't started the MetadataSubscriberService
    MetadataStorage mds = injector.getInstance(MetadataStorage.class);
    Assert.assertEquals(Collections.emptyMap(), mds.read(new Read(workflowId.toMetadataEntity())).getProperties());
    Assert.assertEquals(Collections.emptyMap(), mds.read(new Read(scheduleId.toMetadataEntity())).getProperties());
    // add a app with workflow to app meta store
    // note: since we bypass the app-fabric when adding this app, no ENTITY_CREATION message
    // will be published for the app (it happens in app lifecycle service). Therefore this
    // app must exist before assigning the profile for the namespace, otherwise the app's
    // programs will not receive the profile metadata.
    Store store = injector.getInstance(DefaultStore.class);
    store.addApplication(appId, appSpec);
    // set default namespace to use the profile, since now MetadataSubscriberService is not started,
    // it should not affect the mds
    PreferencesService preferencesService = injector.getInstance(PreferencesService.class);
    preferencesService.setProperties(NamespaceId.DEFAULT, Collections.singletonMap(SystemArguments.PROFILE_NAME, ProfileId.NATIVE.getScopedName()));
    // add a schedule to schedule store
    ProgramScheduleService scheduleService = injector.getInstance(ProgramScheduleService.class);
    scheduleService.add(new ProgramSchedule("tsched1", "one time schedule", workflowId, Collections.emptyMap(), new TimeTrigger("* * ? * 1"), ImmutableList.of()));
    // add a new profile in default namespace
    ProfileService profileService = injector.getInstance(ProfileService.class);
    ProfileId myProfile = new ProfileId(NamespaceId.DEFAULT.getNamespace(), "MyProfile");
    Profile profile1 = new Profile("MyProfile", Profile.NATIVE.getLabel(), Profile.NATIVE.getDescription(), Profile.NATIVE.getScope(), Profile.NATIVE.getProvisioner());
    profileService.saveProfile(myProfile, profile1);
    // add a second profile in default namespace
    ProfileId myProfile2 = new ProfileId(NamespaceId.DEFAULT.getNamespace(), "MyProfile2");
    Profile profile2 = new Profile("MyProfile2", Profile.NATIVE.getLabel(), Profile.NATIVE.getDescription(), Profile.NATIVE.getScope(), Profile.NATIVE.getProvisioner());
    profileService.saveProfile(myProfile2, profile2);
    try {
        // Verify the workflow profile metadata is updated to default profile
        Tasks.waitFor(ProfileId.NATIVE.getScopedName(), () -> getProfileProperty(mds, workflowId), 10, TimeUnit.SECONDS, 100, TimeUnit.MILLISECONDS);
        // Verify the schedule profile metadata is updated to default profile
        Tasks.waitFor(ProfileId.NATIVE.getScopedName(), () -> getProfileProperty(mds, scheduleId), 10, TimeUnit.SECONDS, 100, TimeUnit.MILLISECONDS);
        // set default namespace to use my profile
        preferencesService.setProperties(NamespaceId.DEFAULT, Collections.singletonMap(SystemArguments.PROFILE_NAME, "USER:MyProfile"));
        // Verify the workflow profile metadata is updated to my profile
        Tasks.waitFor(myProfile.getScopedName(), () -> getProfileProperty(mds, workflowId), 10, TimeUnit.SECONDS, 100, TimeUnit.MILLISECONDS);
        // Verify the schedule profile metadata is updated to my profile
        Tasks.waitFor(myProfile.getScopedName(), () -> getProfileProperty(mds, scheduleId), 10, TimeUnit.SECONDS, 100, TimeUnit.MILLISECONDS);
        // set app level to use my profile 2
        preferencesService.setProperties(appId, Collections.singletonMap(SystemArguments.PROFILE_NAME, "USER:MyProfile2"));
        // set instance level to system profile
        preferencesService.setProperties(Collections.singletonMap(SystemArguments.PROFILE_NAME, ProfileId.NATIVE.getScopedName()));
        // Verify the workflow profile metadata is updated to MyProfile2 which is at app level
        Tasks.waitFor(myProfile2.getScopedName(), () -> getProfileProperty(mds, workflowId), 10, TimeUnit.SECONDS, 100, TimeUnit.MILLISECONDS);
        // Verify the schedule profile metadata is updated to MyProfile2 which is at app level
        Tasks.waitFor(myProfile2.getScopedName(), () -> getProfileProperty(mds, scheduleId), 10, TimeUnit.SECONDS, 100, TimeUnit.MILLISECONDS);
        // remove the preferences at instance level, should not affect the metadata
        preferencesService.deleteProperties();
        // Verify the workflow profile metadata is updated to default profile
        Tasks.waitFor(myProfile2.getScopedName(), () -> getProfileProperty(mds, workflowId), 10, TimeUnit.SECONDS, 100, TimeUnit.MILLISECONDS);
        // Verify the schedule profile metadata is updated to default profile
        Tasks.waitFor(myProfile2.getScopedName(), () -> getProfileProperty(mds, scheduleId), 10, TimeUnit.SECONDS, 100, TimeUnit.MILLISECONDS);
        // remove app level pref should let the programs/schedules use ns level pref
        preferencesService.deleteProperties(appId);
        // Verify the workflow profile metadata is updated to MyProfile
        Tasks.waitFor(myProfile.getScopedName(), () -> getProfileProperty(mds, workflowId), 10, TimeUnit.SECONDS, 100, TimeUnit.MILLISECONDS);
        // Verify the schedule profile metadata is updated to MyProfile
        Tasks.waitFor(myProfile.getScopedName(), () -> getProfileProperty(mds, scheduleId), 10, TimeUnit.SECONDS, 100, TimeUnit.MILLISECONDS);
        // remove ns level pref so no pref is there
        preferencesService.deleteProperties(NamespaceId.DEFAULT);
        // Verify the workflow profile metadata is updated to default profile
        Tasks.waitFor(ProfileId.NATIVE.getScopedName(), () -> getProfileProperty(mds, workflowId), 10, TimeUnit.SECONDS, 100, TimeUnit.MILLISECONDS);
        // Verify the schedule profile metadata is updated to default profile
        Tasks.waitFor(ProfileId.NATIVE.getScopedName(), () -> getProfileProperty(mds, scheduleId), 10, TimeUnit.SECONDS, 100, TimeUnit.MILLISECONDS);
    } finally {
        // stop and clean up the store
        preferencesService.deleteProperties(NamespaceId.DEFAULT);
        preferencesService.deleteProperties();
        preferencesService.deleteProperties(appId);
        store.removeAll(NamespaceId.DEFAULT);
        scheduleService.delete(scheduleId);
        profileService.disableProfile(myProfile);
        profileService.disableProfile(myProfile2);
        profileService.deleteAllProfiles(myProfile.getNamespaceId());
        mds.apply(new MetadataMutation.Drop(workflowId.toMetadataEntity()), MutationOptions.DEFAULT);
        mds.apply(new MetadataMutation.Drop(scheduleId.toMetadataEntity()), MutationOptions.DEFAULT);
    }
}

Example 17 with ProfileId

use of io.cdap.cdap.proto.id.ProfileId in project cdap by caskdata.

the class CoreSchedulerServiceTest method testAddDeleteScheduleWithProfileProperty.

@Test
public void testAddDeleteScheduleWithProfileProperty() throws Exception {
    // put my profile and by default it is enabled
    ProfileId profileId = NS_ID.profile("MyProfile");
    putProfile(profileId, Profile.NATIVE, 200);
    // add a schedule, it should succeed since the profile is enabled.
    ProgramSchedule tsched1 = new ProgramSchedule("tsched1", "one time schedule", PROG1_ID, ImmutableMap.of("prop1", "nn", SystemArguments.PROFILE_NAME, profileId.getScopedName()), new TimeTrigger("* * ? * 1"), ImmutableList.<Constraint>of());
    scheduler.addSchedule(tsched1);
    // now disable the profile and delete, deletion should fail because the profile is now associated with the schedule
    disableProfile(profileId, 200);
    deleteProfile(profileId, 409);
    // delete it
    scheduler.deleteSchedule(TSCHED1_ID);
    // now deletion should succeed since it should remove assignment from the profile
    deleteProfile(profileId, 200);
}

Example 18 with ProfileId

use of io.cdap.cdap.proto.id.ProfileId in project cdap by caskdata.

the class AppLifecycleHttpHandlerTest method testDeployAppWithDisabledProfileInSchedule.

@Test
public void testDeployAppWithDisabledProfileInSchedule() throws Exception {
    // put my profile and disable it
    ProfileId profileId = new NamespaceId(TEST_NAMESPACE1).profile("MyProfile");
    Profile profile = new Profile("MyProfile", Profile.NATIVE.getLabel(), Profile.NATIVE.getDescription(), Profile.NATIVE.getScope(), Profile.NATIVE.getProvisioner());
    putProfile(profileId, profile, 200);
    disableProfile(profileId, 200);
    // deploy an app with schedule with some disabled profile in the schedule property
    AppWithSchedule.AppConfig config = new AppWithSchedule.AppConfig(true, true, true, ImmutableMap.of(SystemArguments.PROFILE_NAME, "USER:MyProfile"));
    Id.Artifact artifactId = Id.Artifact.from(Id.Namespace.fromEntityId(TEST_NAMESPACE_META1.getNamespaceId()), AppWithSchedule.NAME, VERSION1);
    addAppArtifact(artifactId, AppWithSchedule.class);
    AppRequest<? extends Config> request = new AppRequest<>(new ArtifactSummary(artifactId.getName(), artifactId.getVersion().getVersion()), config, null, null, true);
    // deploy should fail with a 409
    ApplicationId defaultAppId = TEST_NAMESPACE_META1.getNamespaceId().app(AppWithSchedule.NAME);
    Assert.assertEquals(409, deploy(defaultAppId, request).getResponseCode());
    // enable
    enableProfile(profileId, 200);
    Assert.assertEquals(200, deploy(defaultAppId, request).getResponseCode());
    // disable again so that we can delete it at namespace deletion
    disableProfile(profileId, 200);
    // clean up
    deleteApp(defaultAppId, 200);
    deleteArtifact(artifactId, 200);
}

Example 19 with ProfileId

use of io.cdap.cdap.proto.id.ProfileId in project cdap by caskdata.

the class ProfileHttpHandler method deleteProfile.

/**
 * Delete a profile from a namespace. A profile must be in the disabled state before it can be deleted.
 * Before a profile can be deleted, it cannot be assigned to any program or schedule,
 * and it cannot be in use by any running program.
 */
@DELETE
@Path("/namespaces/{namespace-id}/profiles/{profile-name}")
public void deleteProfile(HttpRequest request, HttpResponder responder, @PathParam("namespace-id") String namespaceId, @PathParam("profile-name") String profileName) throws Exception {
    ProfileId profileId = getValidatedProfile(namespaceId, profileName);
    accessEnforcer.enforce(profileId, authenticationContext.getPrincipal(), StandardPermission.DELETE);
    profileService.deleteProfile(profileId);
    responder.sendStatus(HttpResponseStatus.OK);
}

Example 20 with ProfileId

use of io.cdap.cdap.proto.id.ProfileId in project cdap by caskdata.

the class ProfileHttpHandler method disableProfile.

/**
 * Disable the profile, so that no new program runs can use it,
 * and no new schedules/programs can be assigned to it.
 */
@POST
@Path("/namespaces/{namespace-id}/profiles/{profile-name}/disable")
public void disableProfile(HttpRequest request, HttpResponder responder, @PathParam("namespace-id") String namespaceId, @PathParam("profile-name") String profileName) throws Exception {
    ProfileId profileId = getValidatedProfile(namespaceId, profileName);
    accessEnforcer.enforce(profileId, authenticationContext.getPrincipal(), StandardPermission.UPDATE);
    profileService.disableProfile(profileId);
    responder.sendStatus(HttpResponseStatus.OK);
}