use of org.eclipse.che.multiuser.resource.api.exception.NoEnoughResourcesException in project che-server by eclipse-che.
the class OrganizationalAccountAvailableResourcesProvider method getAvailableOrganizationResources.
/**
* Returns total resources minus resources which are already used by organization or by any of its
* suborganizations.
*
* @param organization organization id to calculate its available resources
* @return resources which are available for usage by specified organization
* @throws NotFoundException when organization with specified id doesn't exist
* @throws ServerException when any other exception occurs on calculation of available resources
*/
@VisibleForTesting
List<? extends Resource> getAvailableOrganizationResources(Organization organization) throws NotFoundException, ServerException {
final ResourceManager resourceManager = resourceManagerProvider.get();
final List<? extends Resource> total = resourceManager.getTotalResources(organization.getId());
final List<Resource> unavailable = new ArrayList<>(resourceManager.getUsedResources(organization.getId()));
unavailable.addAll(getUsedResourcesBySuborganizations(organization.getQualifiedName()));
try {
return resourceAggregator.deduct(total, unavailable);
} catch (NoEnoughResourcesException e) {
LOG.warn("Organization with id {} uses more resources {} than it has {}.", organization.getId(), format(unavailable), format(total));
return resourceAggregator.excess(total, unavailable);
}
}
use of org.eclipse.che.multiuser.resource.api.exception.NoEnoughResourcesException in project devspaces-images by redhat-developer.
the class DefaultAvailableResourcesProviderTest method shouldReturnExcessiveResourcesWhenNotOneResourceIsUsedButNotPresentInTotal.
@Test
public void shouldReturnExcessiveResourcesWhenNotOneResourceIsUsedButNotPresentInTotal() throws Exception {
// given
List<ResourceImpl> totalResources = singletonList(new ResourceImpl("test", 5000, "unit"));
doReturn(totalResources).when(resourceManager).getTotalResources(anyString());
List<ResourceImpl> usedResources = Arrays.asList(new ResourceImpl("test", 2000, "unit"), new ResourceImpl("test2", 5, "unit"));
doReturn(usedResources).when(resourceManager).getUsedResources(anyString());
doThrow(new NoEnoughResourcesException(emptyList(), emptyList(), emptyList())).when(resourceAggregator).deduct(anyList(), anyList());
ResourceImpl excessiveResource = new ResourceImpl("test", 3000, "unit");
doReturn(singletonList(excessiveResource)).when(resourceAggregator).excess(anyList(), anyList());
// when
List<? extends Resource> availableResources = defaultAvailableResourcesProvider.getAvailableResources("account123");
// then
assertEquals(availableResources.size(), 1);
assertEquals(availableResources.get(0), excessiveResource);
verify(resourceManager).getTotalResources("account123");
verify(resourceManager).getUsedResources("account123");
verify(resourceAggregator).deduct(totalResources, usedResources);
verify(resourceAggregator).excess(totalResources, usedResources);
}
use of org.eclipse.che.multiuser.resource.api.exception.NoEnoughResourcesException in project devspaces-images by redhat-developer.
the class ResourceAggregatorTest method shouldThrowConflictExceptionWhenTotalResourcesDoNotHaveEnoughAmountToDeduct.
@Test(expectedExceptions = NoEnoughResourcesException.class)
public void shouldThrowConflictExceptionWhenTotalResourcesDoNotHaveEnoughAmountToDeduct() throws Exception {
// given
final ResourceImpl aResource = new ResourceImpl(A_RESOURCE_TYPE, 111, "unit");
final ResourceImpl anotherAResource = new ResourceImpl(A_RESOURCE_TYPE, 333, "unit");
when(aResourceType.deduct(any(), any())).thenThrow(new NoEnoughResourcesException(singletonList(aResource), singletonList(anotherAResource), singletonList(new ResourceImpl(A_RESOURCE_TYPE, 222, "unit"))));
// when
resourceAggregator.deduct(singletonList(aResource), singletonList(anotherAResource));
}
use of org.eclipse.che.multiuser.resource.api.exception.NoEnoughResourcesException in project devspaces-images by redhat-developer.
the class ResourceAggregatorTest method shouldNotReturnResourceAsExcessiveWhenToCompareResourceIsGreaterThanSource.
@Test
public void shouldNotReturnResourceAsExcessiveWhenToCompareResourceIsGreaterThanSource() throws Exception {
// given
final ResourceImpl sourceAResource = new ResourceImpl(A_RESOURCE_TYPE, 5, "unit");
final ResourceImpl toCompareAResource = new ResourceImpl(A_RESOURCE_TYPE, 10, "unit");
doThrow(new NoEnoughResourcesException(emptyList(), emptyList(), emptyList())).when(aResourceType).deduct(any(), any());
// when
List<? extends Resource> excess = resourceAggregator.excess(singletonList(sourceAResource), singletonList(toCompareAResource));
// then
assertTrue(excess.isEmpty());
verify(aResourceType).deduct(sourceAResource, toCompareAResource);
}
use of org.eclipse.che.multiuser.resource.api.exception.NoEnoughResourcesException in project devspaces-images by redhat-developer.
the class OrganizationResourcesDistributorTest method shouldResourceAvailabilityCappingResourcesWhenResourceCapIsGreaterThanUsedOne.
@Test(expectedExceptions = ConflictException.class, expectedExceptionsMessageRegExp = "Resources are currently in use. Denied.")
public void shouldResourceAvailabilityCappingResourcesWhenResourceCapIsGreaterThanUsedOne() throws Exception {
// given
doCallRealMethod().when(manager).checkResourcesAvailability(anyString(), any());
doReturn("Denied.").when(manager).getMessage(anyString());
ResourceImpl used = createTestResource(1000);
doReturn(singletonList(used)).when(resourceManager).getUsedResources(any());
ResourceImpl toCap = createTestResource(700);
doThrow(new NoEnoughResourcesException(emptyList(), emptyList(), singletonList(toCap))).when(resourceAggregator).deduct((Resource) any(), any());
// when
manager.checkResourcesAvailability(ORG_ID, singletonList(toCap));
// then
verify(resourceManager).getUsedResources(ORG_ID);
verify(resourceAggregator).deduct(toCap, used);
}
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