249 lines
7.6 KiB
Python
249 lines
7.6 KiB
Python
"""
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mitop.py is a version of the UNIX top command that knows how to display process
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lists from multiple machines in a single listing.
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This is a basic, initial version showing overall program layout. A future
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version will extend it to:
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* Only notify the master of changed processes, rather than all processes.
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* Runtime-reconfigurable filters and aggregations handled on the remote
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machines rather than forcing a bottleneck in the master.
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"""
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import curses
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import subprocess
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import sys
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import time
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import mitogen.core
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import mitogen.master
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import mitogen.select
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import mitogen.utils
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class Host(object):
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"""
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A target host from the perspective of the master process.
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"""
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#: String hostname.
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name = None
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#: mitogen.parent.Context used to call functions on the host.
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context = None
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#: mitogen.core.Receiver the target delivers state updates to.
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recv = None
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def __init__(self):
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#: Mapping of pid -> Process() for each process described
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#: in the host's previous status update.
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self.procs = {}
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class Process(object):
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"""
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A single process running on a target host.
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"""
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host = None
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user = None
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pid = None
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ppid = None
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pgid = None
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command = None
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rss = None
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pcpu = None
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rss = None
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def child_main(sender, delay):
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"""
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Executed on the main thread of the Python interpreter running on each
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target machine, Context.call() from the master. It simply sends the output
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of the UNIX 'ps' command at regular intervals toward a Receiver on master.
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:param mitogen.core.Sender sender:
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The Sender to use for delivering our result. This could target
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anywhere, but the sender supplied by the master simply causes results
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to be delivered to the master's associated per-host Receiver.
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"""
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args = ['ps', '-axwwo', 'user,pid,ppid,pgid,%cpu,rss,command']
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while True:
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sender.send(subprocess.check_output(args))
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time.sleep(delay)
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def parse_output(host, s):
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prev_pids = set(host.procs)
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for line in s.splitlines()[1:]:
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bits = line.split(None, 6)
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pid = int(bits[1])
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new = pid not in prev_pids
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prev_pids.discard(pid)
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try:
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proc = host.procs[pid]
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except KeyError:
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host.procs[pid] = proc = Process()
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proc.hostname = host.name
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proc.new = new
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proc.user = bits[0]
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proc.pid = pid
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proc.ppid = int(bits[2])
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proc.pgid = int(bits[3])
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proc.pcpu = float(bits[4])
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proc.rss = int(bits[5]) / 1024
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proc.command = bits[6]
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# These PIDs had no update, so probably they are dead now.
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for pid in prev_pids:
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del host.procs[pid]
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class Painter(object):
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"""
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This is ncurses (screen drawing) magic, you can ignore it. :)
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"""
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def __init__(self, hosts):
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self.stdscr = curses.initscr()
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curses.start_color()
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self.height, self.width = self.stdscr.getmaxyx()
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curses.cbreak()
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curses.noecho()
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self.stdscr.keypad(1)
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self.hosts = hosts
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self.format = (
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'%(hostname)10.10s '
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'%(pid)7.7s '
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'%(ppid)7.7s '
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'%(pcpu)6.6s '
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'%(rss)5.5s '
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'%(command)20s'
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)
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def close(self):
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curses.endwin()
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def paint(self):
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self.stdscr.erase()
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self.stdscr.addstr(0, 0, time.ctime())
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all_procs = []
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for host in self.hosts:
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all_procs.extend(host.procs.itervalues())
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all_procs.sort(key=(lambda proc: -proc.pcpu))
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self.stdscr.addstr(1, 0, self.format % {
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'hostname': 'HOST',
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'pid': 'PID',
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'ppid': 'PPID',
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'pcpu': '%CPU',
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'rss': 'RSS',
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'command': 'COMMAND',
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})
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for i, proc in enumerate(all_procs):
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if (i+3) >= self.height:
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break
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if proc.new:
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self.stdscr.attron(curses.A_BOLD)
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else:
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self.stdscr.attroff(curses.A_BOLD)
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self.stdscr.addstr(2+i, 0, self.format % dict(
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vars(proc),
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command=proc.command[:self.width-36]
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))
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self.stdscr.refresh()
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def master_main(painter, router, select, delay):
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"""
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Loop until CTRL+C is pressed, waiting for the next result delivered by the
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Select. Use parse_output() to turn that result ('ps' command output) into
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rich data, and finally repaint the screen if the repaint delay has passed.
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"""
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next_paint = 0
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while True:
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msg = select.get()
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parse_output(msg.receiver.host, msg.unpickle())
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if next_paint < time.time():
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next_paint = time.time() + delay
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painter.paint()
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@mitogen.main()
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def main(router):
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"""
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Main program entry point. @mitogen.main() is just a helper to handle
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reliable setup/destruction of Broker, Router and the logging package.
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"""
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argv = sys.argv[1:]
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if not len(argv):
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print('mitop: Need a list of SSH hosts to connect to.')
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sys.exit(1)
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delay = 2.0
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select = mitogen.select.Select(oneshot=False)
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hosts = []
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# For each hostname on the command line, create a Host instance, a Mitogen
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# connection, a Receiver to accept messages from the host, and finally
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# start child_main() on the host to pump messages into the receiver.
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for hostname in argv:
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print('Starting on', hostname)
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host = Host()
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host.name = hostname
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if host.name == 'localhost':
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host.context = router.local()
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else:
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host.context = router.ssh(hostname=host.name)
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# A receiver wires up a handle (via Router.add_handler()) to an
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# internal thread-safe queue object, which can be drained through calls
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# to recv.get().
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host.recv = mitogen.core.Receiver(router)
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host.recv.host = host
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# But we don't want to receive data from just one receiver, we want to
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# receive data from many. In this case we can use a Select(). It knows
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# how to efficiently sleep while waiting for the first message sent to
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# many receivers.
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select.add(host.recv)
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# The inverse of a Receiver is a Sender. Unlike receivers, senders are
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# serializable, so we can call the .to_sender() helper method to create
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# one equivalent to our host's receiver, and pass it directly to the
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# host as a function parameter.
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sender = host.recv.to_sender()
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# Finally invoke the function in the remote target. Since child_main()
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# is an infinite loop, using .call() would block the parent, since
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# child_main() never returns. Instead use .call_async(), which returns
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# another Receiver. We also want to wait for results from it --
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# although child_main() never returns, if it crashes the exception will
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# be delivered instead.
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call_recv = host.context.call_async(child_main, sender, delay)
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call_recv.host = host
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# Adding call_recv to the select will cause mitogen.core.CallError to
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# be thrown by .get() if startup of any context fails, causing halt of
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# master_main(), and the exception to be printed.
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select.add(call_recv)
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hosts.append(host)
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# Painter just wraps up all the prehistory ncurses code and keeps it out of
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# master_main().
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painter = Painter(hosts)
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try:
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try:
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master_main(painter, router, select, delay)
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except KeyboardInterrupt:
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# Shut down gracefully when the user presses CTRL+C.
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pass
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finally:
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painter.close()
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