Class: RightAws::AcwInterface

Inherits:
RightAwsBase show all
Includes:
RightAwsBaseInterface
Defined in:
lib/acw/right_acw_interface.rb

Overview

RightAWS::AcwInterface – RightScale Amazon Cloud Watch interface

The RightAws::AcwInterface class provides a complete interface to Amazon Cloud Watch service.

For explanations of the semantics of each call, please refer to Amazon’s documentation at docs.amazonwebservices.com/AmazonCloudWatch/latest/DeveloperGuide/

Defined Under Namespace

Classes: GetMetricStatisticsParser, ListMetricsParser

Constant Summary collapse

API_VERSION =

Amazon ACW API version being used

"2009-05-15"
DEFAULT_HOST = 
"monitoring.amazonaws.com"
DEFAULT_PATH = 
'/'
DEFAULT_PROTOCOL = 
'https'
DEFAULT_PORT = 
443
@@bench = 
AwsBenchmarkingBlock.new

Constants included from RightAwsBaseInterface

RightAwsBaseInterface::BLOCK_DEVICE_KEY_MAPPING, RightAwsBaseInterface::DEFAULT_SIGNATURE_VERSION

Constants inherited from RightAwsBase

RightAwsBase::AMAZON_PROBLEMS, RightAwsBase::RAISE_ON_TIMEOUT_ON_ACTIONS

Instance Attribute Summary

Attributes included from RightAwsBaseInterface

#aws_access_key_id, #aws_secret_access_key, #cache, #connection, #last_errors, #last_request, #last_request_id, #last_response, #logger, #params, #signature_version

Class Method Summary collapse

Instance Method Summary collapse

Methods included from RightAwsBaseInterface

#amazonize_block_device_mappings, #amazonize_list, #cache_hits?, caching, caching=, #caching?, #destroy_connection, #generate_request_impl, #get_connection, #get_connections_storage, #get_server_url, #incrementally_list_items, #init, #on_exception, #request_cache_or_info, #request_info_impl, #signed_service_params, #update_cache, #with_connection_options

Methods inherited from RightAwsBase

amazon_problems, amazon_problems=, raise_on_timeout_on_actions, raise_on_timeout_on_actions=

Constructor Details

#initialize(aws_access_key_id = nil, aws_secret_access_key = nil, params = {}) ⇒ AcwInterface

Create a new handle to an ACW account. All handles share the same per process or per thread HTTP connection to Amazon ACW. Each handle is for a specific account. The params have the following options:

  • :endpoint_url a fully qualified url to Amazon API endpoint (this overwrites: :server, :port, :service, :protocol). Example: ‘monitoring.amazonaws.com/’

  • :server: ACW service host, default: DEFAULT_HOST

  • :port: ACW service port, default: DEFAULT_PORT

  • :protocol: ‘http’ or ‘https’, default: DEFAULT_PROTOCOL

  • :logger: for log messages, default: RAILS_DEFAULT_LOGGER else STDOUT

  • :signature_version: The signature version : ‘0’,‘1’ or ‘2’(default)

  • :cache: true/false(default): list_metrics



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# File 'lib/acw/right_acw_interface.rb', line 61

def initialize(aws_access_key_id=nil, aws_secret_access_key=nil, params={})
  init({ :name                => 'ACW',
         :default_host        => ENV['ACW_URL'] ? URI.parse(ENV['ACW_URL']).host   : DEFAULT_HOST,
         :default_port        => ENV['ACW_URL'] ? URI.parse(ENV['ACW_URL']).port   : DEFAULT_PORT,
         :default_service     => ENV['ACW_URL'] ? URI.parse(ENV['ACW_URL']).path   : DEFAULT_PATH,
         :default_protocol    => ENV['ACW_URL'] ? URI.parse(ENV['ACW_URL']).scheme : DEFAULT_PROTOCOL,
         :default_api_version => ENV['ACW_API_VERSION'] || API_VERSION },
       aws_access_key_id    || ENV['AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID'] ,
       aws_secret_access_key|| ENV['AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY'],
       params)
end

Class Method Details

.bench_service ⇒ Object 



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# File 'lib/acw/right_acw_interface.rb', line 46

def self.bench_service
  @@bench.service
end

.bench_xml ⇒ Object 



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# File 'lib/acw/right_acw_interface.rb', line 43

def self.bench_xml
  @@bench.xml
end

Instance Method Details

#generate_request(action, params = {}) ⇒ Object

:nodoc:



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# File 'lib/acw/right_acw_interface.rb', line 73

def generate_request(action, params={}) #:nodoc:
  generate_request_impl(:get, action, params )
end

#get_metric_statistics(options = {}) ⇒ Object

Get time-series data for one or more statistics of given a Metric Returns a hash of stat data.

Options are:

  :period       - x*60 seconds interval (where x > 0)
  :statistics   - Average, Minimum. Maximum, Sum, Samples
  :start_time   - The timestamp of the first datapoint to return, inclusive.
  :end_time     - The timestamp to use for determining the last datapoint to return. This is the last datapoint to fetch, exclusive.
  :namespace    - The namespace corresponding to the service of interest. For example, AWS/EC2 represents Amazon EC2.
  :unit         - Seconds, Percent, Bytes, Bits, Count, Bytes/Second, Bits/Second, Count/Second, and None
  :custom_unit  - The user-defined CustomUnit applied to a Measure. Please see the key term Unit.

  :dimentions
    Dimensions for EC2 Metrics:
    * ImageId              - shows the requested metric for all instances running this EC2 Amazon Machine Image(AMI)
    * AvailabilityZone     - shows the requested metric for all instances running in that EC2 Availability Zone
    * CapacityGroupName    - shows the requested metric for all instances in the specified capacity group - this dimension is
                             only available for EC2 metrics when the instances are in an Amazon Automatic Scaling Service
                             Capacity Group
    * InstanceId           - shows the requested metric for only the identified instance
    * InstanceType         - shows the requested metric for all instances running with that instance type
    * Service (required)   - the name of the service that reported the monitoring data - for EC2 metrics, use "EC2"
    * Namespace (required) - in private beta, the available metrics are all reported by AWS services, so set this to "AWS"
    Dimensions for Load Balancing Metrics:
    * AccessPointName      - shows the requested metric for the specified AccessPoint name
    * AvailabilityZone     - shows the requested metric for all instances running in that EC2 Availability Zone
    * Service (required)   - the name of the service that reported the monitoring data - for LoadBalancing metrics, use "LBS"
    * Namespace (required) - in private beta, the available metrics are all reported by AWS services, so set this to "AWS"

  :measure_name
    EC2 Metrics:
    * CPUUtilization  the percentage of allocated EC2 Compute Units that are currently in use on the instance. Units are Percent.
    * NetworkIn      - the number of bytes received on all network interfaces by the instance. Units are Bytes.
    * NetworkOut     - the number of bytes sent out on all network interfaces by the instance. Units are Bytes.
    * DiskReadOps    - completed read operations from all disks available to the instance in one minute. Units are Count/Second.
    * DiskWriteOps   - completed writes operations to all disks available to the instance in one minute. Units are Count/Second.
    * DiskReadBytes  - bytes read from all disks available to the instance in one minute. Units are Bytes/Second.
    * DiskWriteBytes - bytes written to all disks available to the instance in one minute. Units are Bytes/Second.
    Load Balancing Metrics:
    * Latency            - time taken between a request and the corresponding response as seen by the load balancer. Units are in
                           seconds, and the available statistics include minimum, maximum, average and count.
    * RequestCount       - number of requests processed by the AccessPoint over the valid period. Units are count per second, and
                           the available statistics include minimum, maximum and sum. A valid period can be anything equal to or
                           multiple of sixty (60) seconds.
    * HealthyHostCount   - number of healthy EndPoints for the valid Period. A valid period can be anything equal to or a multiple
                           of sixty (60) seconds. Units are the count of EndPoints. The meaningful statistic for HealthyHostCount
                           is the average for an AccessPoint within an Availability Zone. Both Load Balancing dimensions,
                           AccessPointName and AvailabilityZone, should be specified when retreiving HealthyHostCount.
    * UnHealthyHostCount - number of unhealthy EndPoints for the valid Period. A valid period can be anything equal to or a multiple
                           of sixty (60) seconds. Units are the count of EndPoints. The meaningful statistic for UnHealthyHostCount
                           is the average for an AccessPoint within Availability Amazon Monitoring Service Developer Guide Load
                           Balancing Metrics Version PRIVATE BETA 2009-01-22 19 Zone. Both Load Balancing dimensions, AccessPointName
                           and AvailabilityZone, should be specified when retreiving UnHealthyHostCount.



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# File 'lib/acw/right_acw_interface.rb', line 142

def get_metric_statistics(options={})
  # Period (60 sec by default)
  period = (options[:period] && options[:period].to_i) || 60
  # Statistics ('Average' by default)
  statistics = Array(options[:statistics]).flatten
  statistics = statistics.right_blank? ? ['Average'] : statistics.map{|statistic| statistic.to_s.capitalize }
  # Times (5.min.ago up to now by default)
  start_time = options[:start_time] || (Time.now.utc - 5*60)
  start_time = start_time.utc.strftime("%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%S+00:00") if start_time.is_a?(Time)
  end_time = options[:end_time] || Time.now.utc
  end_time = end_time.utc.strftime("%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%S+00:00") if end_time.is_a?(Time)
  # Measure name
  measure_name = options[:measure_name] || 'CPUUtilization'
  # Dimentions (a hash, empty by default)
  dimentions = options[:dimentions] || {}
  #
  request_hash = { 'Period'      => period,
                   'StartTime'   => start_time,
                   'EndTime'     => end_time,
                   'MeasureName' => measure_name }
  request_hash['Unit']       = options[:unit]        if options[:unit]
  request_hash['CustomUnit'] = options[:custom_unit] if options[:custom_unit]
  request_hash['Namespace']  = options[:namespace]   if options[:namespace]
  request_hash.merge!(amazonize_list('Statistics.member', statistics))
  # dimentions
  dim = []
  dimentions.each do |key, values|
    Array(values).each { |value|  dim << [key, value] }
  end
  request_hash.merge!(amazonize_list(['Dimensions.member.?.Name', 'Dimensions.member.?.Value'], dim))
  #
  link = generate_request("GetMetricStatistics", request_hash)
  request_info(link, GetMetricStatisticsParser.new(:logger => @logger))
end

#list_metrics ⇒ Object

This call returns a list of the valid metrics for which there is recorded data available to a you.

acw.list_metrics #=>
    [ { :namespace    => "AWS/ELB",
        :measure_name => "HealthyHostCount",
        :dimentions   => { "LoadBalancerName"=>"test-kd1" } },
      { :namespace    => "AWS/ELB",
        :measure_name => "UnHealthyHostCount",
        :dimentions   => { "LoadBalancerName"=>"test-kd1" } } ]



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# File 'lib/acw/right_acw_interface.rb', line 186

def list_metrics
  link = generate_request("ListMetrics")
  request_cache_or_info :list_metrics, link,  ListMetricsParser, @@bench, true
end

#request_info(request, parser) ⇒ Object

Sends request to Amazon and parses the response Raises AwsError if any banana happened



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# File 'lib/acw/right_acw_interface.rb', line 79

def request_info(request, parser)  #:nodoc:
  request_info_impl(:ams_connection, @@bench, request, parser)
end