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#!/bin/bash
# A heat-config-script which runs yum update during a stack-update.
# Inputs:
# deploy_action - yum will only be run if this is UPDATE
# update_identifier - yum will only run for previously unused values of update_identifier
# command - yum sub-command to run, defaults to "update"
# command_arguments - yum command arguments, defaults to ""
echo "Started yum_update.sh on server $deploy_server_id at `date`"
echo -n "false" > $heat_outputs_path.update_managed_packages
if [[ -z "$update_identifier" ]]; then
echo "Not running due to unset update_identifier"
exit 0
fi
timestamp_dir=/var/lib/overcloud-yum-update
mkdir -p $timestamp_dir
# sanitise to remove unusual characters
update_identifier=${update_identifier//[^a-zA-Z0-9-_]/}
# seconds to wait for this node to rejoin the cluster after update
cluster_start_timeout=360
timestamp_file="$timestamp_dir/$update_identifier"
if [[ -a "$timestamp_file" ]]; then
echo "Not running for already-run timestamp \"$update_identifier\""
exit 0
fi
touch "$timestamp_file"
command_arguments=${command_arguments:-}
list_updates=$(yum list updates)
if [[ "$list_updates" == "" ]]; then
echo "No packages require updating"
exit 0
fi
pacemaker_status=$(systemctl is-active pacemaker)
if [[ "$pacemaker_status" == "active" ]] ; then
echo "Checking for and adding missing constraints"
if ! pcs constraint order show | grep "start openstack-nova-novncproxy-clone then start openstack-nova-api-clone"; then
pcs constraint order start openstack-nova-novncproxy-clone then openstack-nova-api-clone
fi
if ! pcs constraint order show | grep "start rabbitmq-clone then start openstack-keystone-clone"; then
pcs constraint order start rabbitmq-clone then openstack-keystone-clone
fi
if ! pcs constraint order show | grep "promote galera-master then start openstack-keystone-clone"; then
pcs constraint order promote galera-master then openstack-keystone-clone
fi
if ! pcs constraint order show | grep "start haproxy-clone then start openstack-keystone-clone"; then
pcs constraint order start haproxy-clone then openstack-keystone-clone
fi
if ! pcs constraint order show | grep "start memcached-clone then start openstack-keystone-clone"; then
pcs constraint order start memcached-clone then openstack-keystone-clone
fi
if ! pcs constraint order show | grep "promote redis-master then start openstack-ceilometer-central-clone"; then
pcs constraint order promote redis-master then start openstack-ceilometer-central-clone require-all=false
fi
if ! pcs resource defaults | grep "resource-stickiness: INFINITY"; then
pcs resource defaults resource-stickiness=INFINITY
fi
echo "Setting resource start/stop timeouts"
# timeouts for non-openstack services and special cases
pcs resource update haproxy op start timeout=100s
pcs resource update haproxy op stop timeout=100s
# mongod start timeout is also higher, setting only stop timeout
pcs resource update mongod op stop timeout=100s
# rabbit start timeout is already 100s
pcs resource update rabbitmq op stop timeout=100s
pcs resource update memcached op start timeout=100s
pcs resource update memcached op stop timeout=100s
pcs resource update httpd op start timeout=100s
pcs resource update httpd op stop timeout=100s
# neutron-netns-cleanup stop timeout is 300s, setting only start timeout
pcs resource update neutron-netns-cleanup op start timeout=100s
# neutron-ovs-cleanup stop timeout is 300s, setting only start timeout
pcs resource update neutron-ovs-cleanup op start timeout=100s
# timeouts for openstack services
pcs resource update neutron-dhcp-agent op start timeout=100s
pcs resource update neutron-dhcp-agent op stop timeout=100s
pcs resource update neutron-l3-agent op start timeout=100s
pcs resource update neutron-l3-agent op stop timeout=100s
pcs resource update neutron-metadata-agent op start timeout=100s
pcs resource update neutron-metadata-agent op stop timeout=100s
pcs resource update neutron-openvswitch-agent op start timeout=100s
pcs resource update neutron-openvswitch-agent op stop timeout=100s
pcs resource update neutron-server op start timeout=100s
pcs resource update neutron-server op stop timeout=100s
pcs resource update openstack-ceilometer-alarm-evaluator op start timeout=100s
pcs resource update openstack-ceilometer-alarm-evaluator op stop timeout=100s
pcs resource update openstack-ceilometer-alarm-notifier op start timeout=100s
pcs resource update openstack-ceilometer-alarm-notifier op stop timeout=100s
pcs resource update openstack-ceilometer-api op start timeout=100s
pcs resource update openstack-ceilometer-api op stop timeout=100s
pcs resource update openstack-ceilometer-central op start timeout=100s
pcs resource update openstack-ceilometer-central op stop timeout=100s
pcs resource update openstack-ceilometer-collector op start timeout=100s
pcs resource update openstack-ceilometer-collector op stop timeout=100s
pcs resource update openstack-ceilometer-notification op start timeout=100s
pcs resource update openstack-ceilometer-notification op stop timeout=100s
pcs resource update openstack-cinder-api op start timeout=100s
pcs resource update openstack-cinder-api op stop timeout=100s
pcs resource update openstack-cinder-scheduler op start timeout=100s
pcs resource update openstack-cinder-scheduler op stop timeout=100s
pcs resource update openstack-cinder-volume op start timeout=100s
pcs resource update openstack-cinder-volume op stop timeout=100s
pcs resource update openstack-glance-api op start timeout=100s
pcs resource update openstack-glance-api op stop timeout=100s
pcs resource update openstack-glance-registry op start timeout=100s
pcs resource update openstack-glance-registry op stop timeout=100s
pcs resource update openstack-heat-api op start timeout=100s
pcs resource update openstack-heat-api op stop timeout=100s
pcs resource update openstack-heat-api-cfn op start timeout=100s
pcs resource update openstack-heat-api-cfn op stop timeout=100s
pcs resource update openstack-heat-api-cloudwatch op start timeout=100s
pcs resource update openstack-heat-api-cloudwatch op stop timeout=100s
pcs resource update openstack-heat-engine op start timeout=100s
pcs resource update openstack-heat-engine op stop timeout=100s
pcs resource update openstack-keystone op start timeout=100s
pcs resource update openstack-keystone op stop timeout=100s
pcs resource update openstack-nova-api op start timeout=100s
pcs resource update openstack-nova-api op stop timeout=100s
pcs resource update openstack-nova-conductor op start timeout=100s
pcs resource update openstack-nova-conductor op stop timeout=100s
pcs resource update openstack-nova-consoleauth op start timeout=100s
pcs resource update openstack-nova-consoleauth op stop timeout=100s
pcs resource update openstack-nova-novncproxy op start timeout=100s
pcs resource update openstack-nova-novncproxy op stop timeout=100s
pcs resource update openstack-nova-scheduler op start timeout=100s
pcs resource update openstack-nova-scheduler op stop timeout=100s
echo "Pacemaker running, stopping cluster node and doing full package update"
node_count=$(pcs status xml | grep -o "<nodes_configured.*/>" | grep -o 'number="[0-9]*"' | grep -o "[0-9]*")
if [[ "$node_count" == "1" ]] ; then
echo "Active node count is 1, stopping node with --force"
pcs cluster stop --force
else
pcs cluster stop
fi
else
echo "Excluding upgrading packages that are handled by config management tooling"
command_arguments="$command_arguments --skip-broken"
for exclude in $(cat /var/lib/tripleo/installed-packages/* | sort -u); do
command_arguments="$command_arguments --exclude $exclude"
done
fi
command=${command:-update}
full_command="yum -y $command $command_arguments"
echo "Running: $full_command"
result=$($full_command)
return_code=$?
echo "$result"
echo "yum return code: $return_code"
if [[ "$pacemaker_status" == "active" ]] ; then
echo "Starting cluster node"
pcs cluster start
hostname=$(hostname -s)
tstart=$(date +%s)
while [[ "$(pcs status | grep "^Online" | grep -F -o $hostname)" == "" ]]; do
sleep 5
tnow=$(date +%s)
if (( tnow-tstart > cluster_start_timeout )) ; then
echo "ERROR $hostname failed to join cluster in $cluster_start_timeout seconds"
pcs status
exit 1
fi
done
pcs status
else
echo -n "true" > $heat_outputs_path.update_managed_packages
fi
echo "Finished yum_update.sh on server $deploy_server_id at `date`"
exit $return_code
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