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Add bgpmon to be started as a new daemon under BGP docker (#5329)
* Add bgpmon under sonic-bgpcfgd to be started as a new daemon under BGP docker * Added bgpmon to be monitored by Monit so that if it crashed, it gets alerted * use console_scripts entry point to package bgpmon
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#!/usr/bin/env python2 | ||
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"""" | ||
Description: bgpmon.py -- populating bgp related information in stateDB. | ||
script is started by supervisord in bgp docker when the docker is started. | ||
Initial creation of this daemon is to assist SNMP agent in obtaining the | ||
BGP related information for its MIB support. The MIB that this daemon is | ||
assiting is for the CiscoBgp4MIB (Neighbor state only). If there are other | ||
BGP related items that needs to be updated in a periodic manner in the | ||
future, then more can be added into this process. | ||
The script check if there are any bgp activities by monitoring the bgp | ||
frr.log file timestamp. If activity is detected, then it will request bgp | ||
neighbor state via vtysh cli interface. This bgp activity monitoring is | ||
done periodically (every 15 second). When triggered, it looks specifically | ||
for the neighbor state in the json output of show ip bgp neighbors json | ||
and update the state DB for each neighbor accordingly. | ||
In order to not disturb and hold on to the State DB access too long and | ||
removal of the stale neighbors (neighbors that was there previously on | ||
previous get request but no longer there in the current get request), a | ||
"previous" neighbor dictionary will be kept and used to determine if there | ||
is a need to perform update or the peer is stale to be removed from the | ||
state DB | ||
""" | ||
import commands | ||
import json | ||
import os | ||
import syslog | ||
import swsssdk | ||
import time | ||
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PIPE_BATCH_MAX_COUNT = 50 | ||
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class BgpStateGet(): | ||
def __init__(self): | ||
# list peer_l stores the Neighbor peer Ip address | ||
# dic peer_state stores the Neighbor peer state entries | ||
# list new_peer_l stores the new snapshot of Neighbor peer ip address | ||
# dic new_peer_state stores the new snapshot of Neighbor peer states | ||
self.peer_l = [] | ||
self.peer_state = {} | ||
self.new_peer_l = [] | ||
self.new_peer_state = {} | ||
self.cached_timestamp = 0 | ||
self.db = swsssdk.SonicV2Connector() | ||
self.db.connect(self.db.STATE_DB, False) | ||
client = self.db.get_redis_client(self.db.STATE_DB) | ||
self.pipe = client.pipeline() | ||
self.db.delete_all_by_pattern(self.db.STATE_DB, "NEIGH_STATE_TABLE|*" ) | ||
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# A quick way to check if there are anything happening within BGP is to | ||
# check its log file has any activities. This is by checking its modified | ||
# timestamp against the cached timestamp that we keep and if there is a | ||
# difference, there is activity detected. In case the log file got wiped | ||
# out, it will default back to constant pulling every 15 seconds | ||
def bgp_activity_detected(self): | ||
try: | ||
timestamp = os.stat("/var/log/frr/frr.log").st_mtime | ||
if timestamp != self.cached_timestamp: | ||
self.cached_timestamp = timestamp | ||
return True | ||
else: | ||
return False | ||
except (IOError, OSError): | ||
return True | ||
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def update_new_peer_states(self, peer_dict): | ||
peer_l = peer_dict["peers"].keys() | ||
self.new_peer_l.extend(peer_l) | ||
for i in range (0, len(peer_l)): | ||
self.new_peer_state[peer_l[i]] = peer_dict["peers"][peer_l[i]]["state"] | ||
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# Get a new snapshot of BGP neighbors and store them in the "new" location | ||
def get_all_neigh_states(self): | ||
cmd = "vtysh -c 'show bgp summary json'" | ||
rc, output = commands.getstatusoutput(cmd) | ||
if rc: | ||
syslog.syslog(syslog.LOG_ERR, "*ERROR* Failed with rc:{} when execute: {}".format(rc, cmd)) | ||
return | ||
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peer_info = json.loads(output) | ||
# cmd ran successfully, safe to Clean the "new" lists/dic for new sanpshot | ||
del self.new_peer_l[:] | ||
self.new_peer_state.clear() | ||
for key, value in peer_info.items(): | ||
if key == "ipv4Unicast" or key == "ipv6Unicast": | ||
self.update_new_peer_states(value) | ||
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# This method will take the caller's dictionary which contains the peer state operation | ||
# That need to be updated in StateDB using Redis pipeline. | ||
# The data{} will be cleared at the end of this method before returning to caller. | ||
def flush_pipe(self, data): | ||
"""Dump each entry in data{} into State DB via redis pipeline. | ||
Args: | ||
data: Neighbor state in dictionary format | ||
{ | ||
'NEIGH_STATE_TABLE|ip_address_a': {'state':state}, | ||
'NEIGH_STATE_TABLE|ip_address_b': {'state':state}, | ||
'NEIGH_STATE_TABLE|ip_address_c': {'state':state}, | ||
'NEIGH_STATE_TABLE|ip_address_x': None, | ||
'NEIGH_STATE_TABLE|ip_address_z': None | ||
... | ||
} | ||
""" | ||
for key, value in data.items(): | ||
if value is None: | ||
# delete case | ||
self.pipe.delete(key) | ||
else: | ||
# Add or Modify case | ||
self.pipe.hmset(key, value) | ||
self.pipe.execute() | ||
data.clear() | ||
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def update_neigh_states(self): | ||
data = {} | ||
for i in range (0, len(self.new_peer_l)): | ||
peer = self.new_peer_l[i] | ||
key = "NEIGH_STATE_TABLE|%s" % peer | ||
if peer in self.peer_l: | ||
# only update the entry if state changed | ||
if self.peer_state[peer] != self.new_peer_state[peer]: | ||
# state changed. Update state DB for this entry | ||
state = self.new_peer_state[peer] | ||
data[key] = {'state':state} | ||
self.peer_state[peer] = state | ||
# remove this neighbor from old list since it is accounted for | ||
self.peer_l.remove(peer) | ||
else: | ||
# New neighbor found case. Add to dictionary and state DB | ||
state = self.new_peer_state[peer] | ||
data[key] = {'state':state} | ||
self.peer_state[peer] = state | ||
if len(data) > PIPE_BATCH_MAX_COUNT: | ||
self.flush_pipe(data) | ||
# Check for stale state entries to be cleaned up | ||
while len(self.peer_l) > 0: | ||
# remove this from the stateDB and the current nighbor state entry | ||
peer = self.peer_l.pop(0) | ||
del_key = "NEIGH_STATE_TABLE|%s" % peer | ||
data[del_key] = None | ||
del self.peer_state[peer] | ||
if len(data) > PIPE_BATCH_MAX_COUNT: | ||
self.flush_pipe(data) | ||
# If anything in the pipeline not yet flushed, flush them now | ||
if len(data) > 0: | ||
self.flush_pipe(data) | ||
# Save the new List | ||
self.peer_l = self.new_peer_l[:] | ||
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def main(): | ||
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print "bgpmon service started" | ||
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try: | ||
bgp_state_get = BgpStateGet() | ||
except Exception as e: | ||
syslog.syslog(syslog.LOG_ERR, "{}: error exit 1, reason {}".format(THIS_MODULE, str(e))) | ||
exit(1) | ||
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# periodically obtain the new neighbor infomraton and update if necessary | ||
while True: | ||
time.sleep(15) | ||
if bgp_state_get.bgp_activity_detected(): | ||
bgp_state_get.get_all_neigh_states() | ||
bgp_state_get.update_neigh_states() | ||
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if __name__ == '__main__': | ||
main() |
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