static OrderedStringMap getInfo() {
OrderedStringMap map = new OrderedStringMap();
map.put("Date", SysInfoUtils.getCurrentDateStr());
map.put("Host", SysInfoUtils.getHostName());
map.put("CPU speed", SysInfoUtils.getCPUSpeedStr());
map.put("Max memory", SysInfoUtils.getMaxMemoryStr());
map.put("Num CPUs", SysInfoUtils.getNumCPUs());
return map;
}
// This should be all we need to put in a main function.
// args are the commandline arguments
// First object is the Runnable object to call run on.
// All of them are objects whose options args is to supposed to populate.
public static void run(String[] args, Object... objects) {
init(args, objects);
if (makeThunk) {
setExecStatus("thunk", true);
printOutputMap(Execution.getFile("output.map"));
List<String> cmd = new ArrayList();
cmd.add("java");
if (thunkJavaOpts != null) cmd.add(thunkJavaOpts);
cmd.add("-cp " + StrUtils.join(jarFiles, ":") + ":" + System.getProperty("java.class.path"));
cmd.addAll(
ListUtils.newList(
objects[0].getClass().getName(),
"++" + virtualExecDir, // Load these options
// Next time when we run, just run in the same path that we used to create the thunk
"-execDir",
virtualExecDir,
"-overwriteExecDir"));
IOUtils.printLinesHard(
Execution.getFile("job.map"),
ListUtils.newList(
"workingDir\t" + SysInfoUtils.getcwd(), // Run from current directory
"command\t" + StrUtils.join(cmd, "\t"),
"priority\t" + thunkPriority));
} else {
if (dontCatchExceptions) {
((Runnable) objects[0]).run();
} else {
try {
((Runnable) objects[0]).run();
} catch (Throwable t) {
raiseException(t);
}
}
}
finish();
}
/** Return an unused directory in the execution pool directory. Set virtualExecDir */
public static String createVirtualExecDir() {
if (useStandardExecPoolDirStrategy) {
// Assume we are in the run directory, so set the standard paths
execPoolDir = new File(SysInfoUtils.getcwd(), "state/execs").toString();
actualExecPoolDir =
new File(SysInfoUtils.getcwd(), "state/hosts/" + SysInfoUtils.getShortHostName())
.toString();
if (!new File(actualExecPoolDir).isDirectory()) actualExecPoolDir = null;
}
if (!StrUtils.isEmpty(execPoolDir) && !new File(execPoolDir).isDirectory())
throw Exceptions.bad("Execution pool directory '" + execPoolDir + "' doesn't exist");
if (!StrUtils.isEmpty(actualExecPoolDir) && !new File(actualExecPoolDir).isDirectory())
throw Exceptions.bad(
"Actual execution pool directory '" + actualExecPoolDir + "' doesn't exist");
if (!StrUtils.isEmpty(execDir)) { // Use specified execDir
boolean exists = new File(execDir).isDirectory();
if (exists && !overwriteExecDir)
throw Exceptions.bad("Directory %s already exists and overwrite flag is false", execDir);
if (!exists) mkdirHard(new File(execDir));
else {
// This part looks at actualExecPoolDir
// This case is overwriting an existing execution directory, which
// happens when we are executing a thunk. We have to be careful here
// because the actual symlinked directory that was created when thunking
// might be using a different actualPoolDir. If this happens, we need
// to move the actual thunked symlinked directory into the actual
// execution pool directory requested. In fact, we always do this for simplicity.
String oldActualExecDir = Utils.systemGetStringOutputEasy("readlink " + execDir);
if (oldActualExecDir == null) { // Not symlink
if (!StrUtils.isEmpty(actualExecPoolDir))
throw Exceptions.bad(
"The old execution directory was not created with actualExecPoolDir but now we want an actualExecPoolDir");
// Do nothing, just use the directory as is
} else { // Symlink
oldActualExecDir = oldActualExecDir.trim();
if (StrUtils.isEmpty(actualExecPoolDir))
throw Exceptions.bad(
"The old execution directory was created with actualExecPoolDir but now we don't want an actualExecPoolDir");
// Note that now the execution numbers might not correspond between the
// actual and virtual execution pool directories.
File newActualExecDir = null;
for (int i = 0; ; i++) {
newActualExecDir = new File(actualExecPoolDir, i + "a.exec");
if (!newActualExecDir.exists()) break;
}
// Move the old directory to the new directory
Utils.systemHard(String.format("mv %s %s", oldActualExecDir, newActualExecDir));
// Update the symlink (execDir -> newActualExecDir)
Utils.systemHard(
String.format("ln -sf %s %s", newActualExecDir.getAbsolutePath(), execDir));
}
}
return virtualExecDir = execDir;
}
// execDir hasn't been specified, so we need to pick one from a pool directory
// execPoolDir must exist; actualExecPoolDir is optional
// Get a list of files that already exists
Set<String> files = new HashSet<String>();
for (String f : new File(execPoolDir).list()) files.add(f);
// Go through and pick out a file that doesn't exist
int numFailures = 0;
for (int i = 0; numFailures < 3; i++) {
// Either the virtual file (a link) or the actual file
File f = new File(execPoolDir, i + ".exec");
// Actual file
File g =
StrUtils.isEmpty(actualExecPoolDir) ? null : new File(actualExecPoolDir, i + ".exec");
if (!files.contains(i + ".exec") && (g == null || !g.exists())) {
if (g == null || g.equals(f)) {
mkdirHard(f);
return virtualExecDir = f.toString();
}
// Create symlink before mkdir to try to reserve the name and avoid race conditions
if (Utils.createSymLink(g.getAbsolutePath(), f.getAbsolutePath())) {
mkdirHard(g);
return virtualExecDir = f.toString();
}
// Probably because someone else already linked to it
// in the race condition: so try again
stderr.println("Cannot create symlink from " + f + " to " + g);
numFailures++;
}
}
throw Exceptions.bad("Failed many times to create execution directory");
}