Examples with ManagedKafka org.bf2.operator.resources.v1alpha1.ManagedKafka used on opensource projects

Example 31 with ManagedKafka

use of org.bf2.operator.resources.v1alpha1.ManagedKafka in project kas-fleetshard by bf2fc6cc711aee1a0c2a.

the class KafkaInstanceTest method statusInstallingTrumpsError.

@Test
void statusInstallingTrumpsError() {
    ManagedKafka managedKafka = DUMMY_MANAGED_KAFKA;
    when(kafkaCluster.getReadiness(managedKafka)).thenReturn(new OperandReadiness(Status.True, Reason.StrimziUpdating, null));
    when(canary.getReadiness(managedKafka)).thenReturn(new OperandReadiness(Status.False, Reason.Error, "I'm not well"));
    when(adminServer.getReadiness(managedKafka)).thenReturn(new OperandReadiness(Status.False, Reason.Installing, "I'm installing"));
    OperandReadiness readiness = kafkaInstance.getReadiness(managedKafka);
    assertEquals(Status.False, readiness.getStatus());
    assertEquals(Reason.Installing, readiness.getReason());
    assertEquals("I'm not well; I'm installing", readiness.getMessage());
}

Example 32 with ManagedKafka

use of org.bf2.operator.resources.v1alpha1.ManagedKafka in project kas-fleetshard by bf2fc6cc711aee1a0c2a.

the class InstanceProfiler method deployIfNeeded.

private void deployIfNeeded(String name) throws Exception {
    ManagedKafka mk = null;
    Resource<ManagedKafka> mkResource = kafkaCluster.kubeClient().client().resources(ManagedKafka.class).inNamespace(Constants.KAFKA_NAMESPACE).withName(name);
    try {
        mk = mkResource.get();
    } catch (KubernetesClientException e) {
    }
    ManagedKafkaDeployment kd = null;
    if (mk == null) {
        if (!installedProvisioner) {
            // TODO: come up with a better resume logic here - it currently has to recreate everything
            installedProvisioner = true;
            kafkaProvisioner.install();
        }
        kafkaProvisioner.removeClusters(true);
        kd = kafkaProvisioner.deployCluster(name, profilingResult.capacity, profilingResult.config);
    } else {
        // TODO validate config / capacity
        kd = new ManagedKafkaDeployment(mk, kafkaCluster);
        kd.start();
    }
    instanceBootstrap = kd.waitUntilReady();
}

Example 33 with ManagedKafka

use of org.bf2.operator.resources.v1alpha1.ManagedKafka in project kas-fleetshard by bf2fc6cc711aee1a0c2a.

the class ManagedKafkaSync method reconcile.

/**
 * Final sync processing of the remote vs. local state
 */
void reconcile(String remoteId, String localMetaNamespaceKey) {
    ManagedKafka local = null;
    if (localMetaNamespaceKey != null) {
        // refresh the local
        local = lookup.getLocalManagedKafka(localMetaNamespaceKey);
    }
    ManagedKafka remote = null;
    if (remoteId != null) {
        // refresh the remote
        remote = controlPlane.getDesiredState(remoteId);
    }
    if (local == null && remote == null) {
        // nothing to do
        return;
    }
    String id = null;
    if (local != null) {
        id = local.getId();
    } else {
        id = remote.getId();
    }
    if (id != null) {
        NDC.push(ManagedKafkaResourceClient.ID_LOG_KEY + "=" + id);
    }
    try {
        if (local == null) {
            if (!remote.getSpec().isDeleted()) {
                create(remote);
            }
        } else if (remote == null) {
            if (deleteAllowed(local)) {
                delete(local);
            }
        } else {
            if (!Objects.equals(local.getPlacementId(), remote.getPlacementId())) {
                log.debugf("Waiting for existing ManagedKafka %s to disappear before attempting next placement", local.getPlacementId());
                return;
            }
            if (specChanged(remote.getSpec(), local)) {
                log.debugf("Updating ManagedKafka Spec for %s", Cache.metaNamespaceKeyFunc(local));
                ManagedKafkaSpec spec = remote.getSpec();
                client.edit(local.getMetadata().getNamespace(), local.getMetadata().getName(), mk -> {
                    mk.setSpec(spec);
                    return mk;
                });
            // the operator will handle it from here
            }
        }
    } finally {
        if (id != null) {
            NDC.pop();
        }
    }
}

Example 34 with ManagedKafka

use of org.bf2.operator.resources.v1alpha1.ManagedKafka in project kas-fleetshard by bf2fc6cc711aee1a0c2a.

the class ControlPlane method getKafkaClusters.

/**
 * Get the current list of ManagedKafka clusters from the control plane
 * as a blocking call.
 * Also updates the cache of desired state ManagedKafka instances.  May include
 * entries that have not yet been created locally.
 *
 * @see {@link #getDesiredStates()} to get the full cache, rather than making a
 * remote call
 */
public List<ManagedKafka> getKafkaClusters() {
    ManagedKafkaList result = controlPlaneClient.getKafkaClusters(id);
    result.getItems().forEach((mk) -> addDesiredState(mk));
    return result.getItems();
}

Example 35 with ManagedKafka

use of org.bf2.operator.resources.v1alpha1.ManagedKafka in project kas-fleetshard by bf2fc6cc711aee1a0c2a.

the class PollerTest method exampleManagedKafka.

static ManagedKafka exampleManagedKafka() {
    ManagedKafka mk = ManagedKafka.getDummyInstance(1);
    mk.setId(ID);
    return mk;
}