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from sos.report.plugins import Plugin, RedHatPlugin, PluginOpt
from fnmatch import translate
import os
import re
class Openshift(Plugin, RedHatPlugin):
"""This is the plugin for OCP 4.x collections. While this product is still
built ontop of kubernetes, there is enough difference in the collection
requirements and approach to warrant a separate plugin as opposed to
further extending the kubernetes plugin (or the OCP 3.x extensions included
in the Red Hat version of the kube plugin).
By default, this plugin will collect cluster information and inspect the
default namespaces/projects that are created during deployment - i.e. the
namespaces of the cluster projects matching openshift.* and kube.*. At the
time of this plugin's creation that number of default projects is already
north of 50; hence this plugin is expected to take a long time in both the
setup() and collect() phases. End-user projects may also be collected from
when those projects are included in the `add-namespaces` or
`only-namespaces` options.
It is expected to need to perform an `oc login` command in order for this
plugin to be able to correctly capture information, as system root is not
considered cluster root on the cluster nodes in order to access the API.
Users will need to either:
1) Provide the bearer token via the `-k openshift.token` option
2) Provide the bearer token via the `SOSOCPTOKEN` environment variable
3) Otherwise ensure that the root user can successfully run `oc` and
get proper output prior to running this plugin
It is highly suggested that option #2 be used first, as this will prevent
the token from being recorded in output saved to the archive. Option #1 may
be used if this is considered an acceptable risk. It is not recommended to
rely on option #3, though it will provide the functionality needed.
"""
short_desc = 'Openshift Container Platform 4.x'
plugin_name = "openshift"
plugin_timeout = 900
profiles = ('openshift',)
packages = ('openshift-hyperkube',)
option_list = [
PluginOpt('token', default=None, val_type=str,
desc='admin token to allow API queries'),
PluginOpt('host', default='https://localhost:6443',
desc='host address to use for oc login, including port'),
PluginOpt('no-oc', default=False, desc='do not collect `oc` output'),
PluginOpt('podlogs', default=True, desc='collect logs from each pod'),
PluginOpt('podlogs-filter', default='', val_type=str,
desc='only collect logs from pods matching this pattern'),
PluginOpt('only-namespaces', default='', val_type=str,
desc='colon-delimited list of namespaces to collect from'),
PluginOpt('add-namespaces', default='', val_type=str,
desc=('colon-delimited list of namespaces to add to the '
'default collection list'))
]
def _check_oc_function(self):
"""Check to see if we can run `oc` commands"""
return self.exec_cmd('oc whoami')['status'] == 0
def _check_oc_logged_in(self):
"""See if we're logged in to the API service, and if not attempt to do
so using provided plugin options
"""
if self._check_oc_function():
return True
# Not logged in currently, attempt to do so
token = self.get_option('token') or os.getenv('SOSOCPTOKEN', None)
if token:
oc_res = self.exec_cmd("oc login %s --token=%s "
"--insecure-skip-tls-verify=True"
% (self.get_option('host'), token))
if oc_res['status'] == 0:
if self._check_oc_function():
return True
self._log_warn("Attempt to login to OCP API failed, will not run "
"or collect `oc` commands")
return False
self._log_warn("Not logged in to OCP API, and no login token provided."
" Will not collect `oc` commands")
return False
def _setup_namespace_regexes(self):
"""Combine a set of regexes for collection with any namespaces passed
to sos via the -k openshift.add-namespaces option. Note that this does
allow for end users to specify namespace regexes of their own.
"""
if self.get_option('only-namespaces'):
return [n for n in self.get_option('only-namespaces').split(':')]
collect_regexes = [
'openshift.*',
'kube.*'
]
if self.get_option('add-namespaces'):
for nsp in self.get_option('add-namespaces').split(':'):
collect_regexes.append(nsp)
return collect_regexes
def _reduce_namespace_list(self, nsps):
"""Reduce the namespace listing returned to just the ones we want to
collect from. By default, as requested by OCP support personnel, this
must include all 'openshift' prefixed namespaces
:param nsps list: Namespace names from oc output
"""
def _match_namespace(namespace):
"""Match a particular namespace for inclusion (or not) in the
collection phases
:param namespace str: The name of a namespace
"""
for regex in self.collect_regexes:
if re.match(regex, namespace):
return True
return False
self.collect_regexes = self._setup_namespace_regexes()
return list(set([n for n in nsps if _match_namespace(n)]))
def setup(self):
"""The setup() phase of this plugin will iterate through all default
projects (namespaces), and/or those specified via the `add-namespaces`
and `only-namespaces` plugin options. Both of these options accept
shell-style regexes.
Cluster-wide information, that is information that is not tied to a
specific namespace, will be saved in the top-level plugin directory.
Each namespace will have it's own subdir within the `namespaces` subdir
to aide in organization. From there, each namespace subdir will have a
subsequent subdir for each type of API resource the plugin collects.
In contrast with the `kubernetes` plugin, this plugin will collect
logs from all pods within each namespace, as well as the previous pod's
logs, by default. The `-k openshift.podlogs-filter` option can be used
to greatly reduce the amount of collected information.
"""
# Capture the kubelet journal, but don't use it as a service which
# would simultaneously enable this and the kubernetes plugin
self.add_journal('kubelet')
self.add_service_status('kubelet')
self.add_forbidden_path([
'/etc/kubernetes/*.crt',
'/etc/kubernetes/*.key',
])
self.add_copy_spec('/etc/kubernetes/*')
# see if we run `oc` commands
if not self.get_option('no-oc'):
can_run_oc = self._check_oc_logged_in()
else:
can_run_oc = False
if can_run_oc:
# with an out-of-the-box install, setup time alone has been known
# to take over 5 minutes. Print a notification message so that
# users don't prematurely think sos has hung during setup
self._log_warn(
'Note that the Openshift Container Platform plugin can be '
'expected in most configurations to take 5+ minutes in both '
'the setup and collection phases'
)
self.oc_cmd = "oc get "
oc_nsps = []
# get 'global' or cluster-level information
self.add_cmd_output([
'oc cluster-info',
'oc get -A pv',
'oc get -A csr',
'oc status',
'oc version'
])
# get non-namespaces api resources
self.collect_cluster_resources()
# get all namespaces, as data collection will be organized by that
_nm_res = self.collect_cmd_output("%s namespaces" % self.oc_cmd)
if _nm_res['status'] == 0:
nsps = [
n.split()[0] for n in _nm_res['output'].splitlines()[1:]
]
oc_nsps = self._reduce_namespace_list(nsps)
# collect each namespace individually
for namespace in oc_nsps:
self.collect_from_namespace(namespace)
def collect_cluster_resources(self):
"""Collect cluster-level (non-namespaced) resources from the API
"""
global_resources = [
'clusternetworks',
'clusteroperators',
'clusterversions',
'componentstatuses',
'configs',
'containerruntimeconfigs',
'controllerconfigs',
'dnses',
'hostsubnets',
'infrastructures',
'machineconfigpools',
'machineconfigs',
'netnamespaces',
'networks',
'nodes',
'proxies',
'storageclasses'
]
for resource in global_resources:
_subdir = "cluster_resources/%s" % resource
_tag = ["ocp_%s" % resource]
_res = self.collect_cmd_output("%s %s" % (self.oc_cmd, resource),
subdir=_subdir, tags=_tag)
if _res['status'] == 0:
for _res_name in _res['output'].splitlines()[1:]:
self.add_cmd_output(
"oc describe %s %s" % (resource, _res_name.split()[0]),
subdir=_subdir
)
def collect_from_namespace(self, namespace):
"""Run through the collection routines for an individual namespace.
This collection should include all requested resources that exist
within that namesapce
:param namespace str: The name of the namespace
"""
# define the list of resources to collect
resources = [
'buildconfigs',
'builds',
'catalogsourceconfigs',
'catalogsources',
'clusterserviceversions',
'configmaps',
'daemonsets',
'deploymentconfigs',
'deployments',
'events',
'horizontalpodautoscalers',
'imagestreams',
'ingresscontrollers',
'ingresses',
'installplans',
'limitranges',
'machines',
'machinesets',
'mcoconfigs',
'net-attach-def',
'operatorgroups',
'operatorsources',
'pods',
'pvc',
'resourcequotas',
'routes',
'secrets',
'services',
'statefulsets',
'subscriptions'
]
# save to namespace-specific subdirs to keep the plugin dir organized
subdir = "namespaces/%s" % namespace
# namespace-specific non-resource collections
self.add_cmd_output("oc describe namespace %s" % namespace,
subdir=subdir)
for res in resources:
_subdir = "%s/%s" % (subdir, res)
_tags = [
"ocp_%s" % res,
"ocp_%s_%s" % (namespace, res),
namespace
]
_get_cmd = "%s --namespace=%s %s" % (self.oc_cmd, namespace, res)
# get the 'normal' output first
_res_out = self.collect_cmd_output(
_get_cmd,
subdir=_subdir,
tags=_tags
)
# then get specific detail on each instance of the resource
if _res_out['status'] == 0:
_instances = _res_out['output'].splitlines()[1:]
for _instance in _instances:
_instance_name = _instance.split()[0]
self.add_cmd_output(
"%s %s -o yaml" % (_get_cmd, _instance_name),
subdir=_subdir,
suggest_filename="%s.yaml" % _instance_name
)
# check for podlogs here as a slight optimization to re-running
# 'oc get pods' on all namespaces
if res == 'pods' and _instances and self.get_option('podlogs'):
pod_list = [p.split()[0] for p in _instances]
self.collect_podlogs(namespace, pod_list)
def collect_podlogs(self, namespace, pod_list):
"""For any namespace that has active pods in it, collect the current
and previous pod's logs
:param pod_list list: A list of pod names
"""
_log_dir = "namespaces/%s/pods/podlogs" % namespace
if self.get_option('podlogs-filter'):
# this allows shell-style regex which is more commonly known by
# sysadmins than python-style regex
regex = translate(self.get_option('podlogs-filter'))
else:
regex = None
for pod in pod_list:
if regex and not re.match(regex, pod):
continue
_log_cmd = "oc logs --namespace=%s %s" % (namespace, pod)
self.add_cmd_output([
_log_cmd,
_log_cmd + " -p"
], subdir=_log_dir)
def postproc(self):
# clear any certificate output
self.do_cmd_private_sub('oc ')
self.do_file_private_sub('/etc/kubernetes/*')
# clear the certificate data from /etc/kubernetes that does not have
# the certificate banners that the _private_sub() methods look for
_fields = [
'.*.crt',
'client-certificate-data',
'client-key-data',
'certificate-authority-data',
'.*.key',
'token',
'.*token.*.value' # don't blind match `.*token.*` and lose names
]
regex = r'(\s*(%s):)(.*)' % '|'.join(_fields)
self.do_path_regex_sub('/etc/kubernetes/*', regex, r'\1 *******')
# scrub secret content
self.do_cmd_output_sub('secrets', regex, r'\1 *******')
# `oc describe` output can include url-encoded file content. For the
# most part this is not important as the majority of these instances
# are the contents of bash scripts. However, a select few can contain
# actual data, so just scrub everything that matches the describe
# format for this content
regex = r'(?P<var>(.*\\n)?Source:\s(.*),)((.*?))\n'
self.do_cmd_output_sub('oc describe', regex, r'\g<var> *******\n')
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