#!/usr/bin/env python3

# psql.py - PVC Monitoring example plugin for Postgres/Patroni
# Part of the Parallel Virtual Cluster (PVC) system
#
#    Copyright (C) 2018-2024 Joshua M. Boniface <joshua@boniface.me>
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# This script provides an example of a PVC monitoring plugin script. It will create
# a simple plugin to check the Patroni PostgreSQL instance on the node for operation.

# This script can thus be used as an example or reference implementation of a
# PVC monitoring pluginscript and expanded upon as required.

# A monitoring plugin script must implement the class "MonitoringPluginScript" which
# extends "MonitoringPlugin", providing the 3 functions indicated. Detailed explanation
# of the role of each function is provided in context of the example; see the other
# examples for more potential uses.

# WARNING:
#
# This script will run in the context of the node daemon keepalives as root.
# DO NOT install untrusted, unvetted plugins under any circumstances.


# This import is always required here, as MonitoringPlugin is used by the
# MonitoringPluginScript class
from pvchealthd.objects.MonitoringInstance import MonitoringPlugin


# A monitoring plugin script must always expose its nice name, which must be identical to
# the file name
PLUGIN_NAME = "psql"


# The MonitoringPluginScript class must be named as such, and extend MonitoringPlugin.
class MonitoringPluginScript(MonitoringPlugin):
    def setup(self):
        """
        setup(): Perform special setup steps during node daemon startup

        This step is optional and should be used sparingly.
        """

        # Prepare the last coordinator state
        self.last_coordinator_state = None

    def run(self, coordinator_state=None):
        """
        run(): Perform the check actions and return a PluginResult object

        The {coordinator_state} can be used to check if this is a "primary" coordinator, "secondary" coordinator, or "client" (non-coordinator)
        """

        # Run any imports first
        from psycopg2 import connect
        from json import loads as jloads
        from daemon_lib.common import run_os_command

        conn_api = None
        cur_api = None
        conn_dns = None
        cur_dns = None

        # Set the health delta to 0 (no change)
        health_delta = 0
        # Craft a message that can be used by the clients
        message = "Successfully connected to PostgreSQL databases on localhost"

        # Check the API database
        try:
            conn_api = connect(
                host=self.this_node.name,
                port=self.config["api_postgresql_port"],
                dbname=self.config["api_postgresql_dbname"],
                user=self.config["api_postgresql_user"],
                password=self.config["api_postgresql_password"],
            )
            cur_api = conn_api.cursor()
            cur_api.execute("""SELECT * FROM alembic_version""")
            data = cur_api.fetchone()
        except Exception as e:
            health_delta = 50
            err = str(e).split('\n')[0]
            message = f"Failed to connect to PostgreSQL database {self.config['api_postgresql_dbname']}: {err}"
        finally:
            if cur_api is not None:
                cur_api.close()
            if conn_api is not None:
                conn_api.close()

        # Check for Patroni status
        _, stdout, _ = run_os_command("patronictl --config-file /etc/patroni/config.yml list --format json")
        patronictl_status = jloads(stdout)
        this_node_patronictl_status = [p for p in patronictl_status if p["Member"] == self.this_node.name][0]
        self.logger.out(f"{this_node_patronictl_status}, last node state: {self.last_coordinator_state}, current node state: {coordinator_state}", state="d")

        # Invalid state, nothing returned; this is a fault
        if health_delta == 0 and not this_node_patronictl_status:
            health_delta = 10
            message = "Unable to determine Patroni PostgreSQL node state"
        # We want to check for a non-running Patroni, but not during or immediately after a coordinator
        # transition. So we wait until 2 runs with the same coordinator state have been completed.
        elif health_delta == 0 and self.last_coordinator_state == coordinator_state and this_node_patronictl_status["State"] != "running":
            health_delta = 10
            message = "Patroni PostgreSQL state is not running"

        # Handle some exceptional cases
        if health_delta > 0:
            if coordinator_state in ["takeover", "relinquish"]:
                # This scenario occurrs if this plugin run catches a node transitioning from primary to
                # secondary coordinator. We can ignore it.
                health_delta = 0
                message = "Patroni PostgreSQL error reported but currently transitioning coordinator state; ignoring."

        # Set the health delta in our local PluginResult object
        self.plugin_result.set_health_delta(health_delta)

        # Set the message in our local PluginResult object
        self.plugin_result.set_message(message)
    
        # Update the last coordinator state
        self.last_coordinator_state = coordinator_state

        # Return our local PluginResult object
        return self.plugin_result

    def cleanup(self):
        """
        cleanup(): Perform special cleanup steps during node daemon termination

        This step is optional and should be used sparingly.
        """

        pass
