bfire
A powerful DSL to launch experiments on BonFIRE.
What this does for you:
- Nice DSL to declare the resources you want;
- Groups compute resources into... groups;
- Supports dependencies between groups, and builds the dependency graph to launch groups in the right order;
- Provision software on compute resources using Puppet;
- Provides hooks after each deployment step so that you can launch your own commands;
- Abstracts SSH connections, including connections going through gateways;
- Registers metrics into Zabbix;
- Scale up or scale down groups based on any condition you want, including metric values.
This is very much a work in progress, and a proof of concept.
A screencast is available at http://bonfire-dev.gforge.inria.fr/public/bfire.mov.
Usage
$ bfire my-experiment.rb
Or, if you are developing in the project's directory:
$ git clone git://github.com/crohr/bfire.git
$ cd bfire/
$ ruby -I lib/ bin/bfire my-experiment.rb
Content of my-experiment.rb
:
set :name, "Simple Experiment using bfire"
set :walltime, 3600
set :gateway, "ssh.bonfire.grid5000.fr"
set :user, ENV['USER']
set :logging, INFO
set :squeeze, "BonFIRE Debian Squeeze 2G v1"
set :zabbix, "BonFIRE Zabbix Aggregator v2"
set :wan, "BonFIRE WAN"
group :monitor do
at "uk-epcc"
instance_type "small"
deploy conf[:zabbix]
connect_to conf[:wan]
end
group :servers do
at "fr-inria"
instance_type "small"
deploy conf[:squeeze]
connect_to conf[:wan]
# This is not a runtime dependency, it starts right after the resources in
# the monitor group have been _created_ (they're not necessarily _running_).
depends_on :monitor do |group|
{:aggregator_ip => group.take(:first)['nic'][0]['ip']}
end
end
group :clients do
at "fr-inria"
at "de-hlrs"
instance_type "small"
deploy conf[:squeeze]
connect_to conf[:wan]
depends_on :monitor do |group|
{:aggregator_ip => group.take(:first)['nic'][0]['ip']}
end
depends_on :servers do |group|
{:server_ips => group.map{|vm| vm['nic'][0]['ip']}}
end
on :launched do
puts "Yeah, our resources have been launched!"
end
# The ready event is generated once the group resources are launched AND
# ssh accessible.
on :ready do |group|
group.each{|vm|
puts "#{group.}#{vm['name']} - #{vm['nic'][0]['ip']}"
}
end
end
See the examples
directory for up to date examples.
Authors
- Cyril Rohr [email protected]