1 (* virt-ctrl: A graphical management tool.
2 (C) Copyright 2007 Richard W.M. Jones, Red Hat Inc.
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21 open Virt_ctrl_gettext.Gettext
23 module C = Libvirt.Connect
24 module D = Libvirt.Domain
25 module N = Libvirt.Network
29 (* List of currently open connections. Actually it's a list of
30 * (id, Libvirt.Connect.t) so that we can easily identify
31 * connections by their unique ID.
33 let get_conns, add_conn, del_conn =
36 let get_conns () = !conns in
38 incr id; let id = !id in
39 conns := (id, conn) :: !conns;
43 conns := List.filter (fun (id', _) -> id <> id') !conns
45 get_conns, add_conn, del_conn
47 (* Store the node_info and hostname for each connection, fetched
48 * once just after we connect since these don't normally change.
49 * Hash of connid -> (C.node_info, hostname option, uri)
51 let static_conn_info = Hashtbl.create 13
53 let open_connection uri =
54 (* If this fails, let the exception escape and be printed
55 * in the global exception handler.
57 let conn = C.connect ~name:uri () in
59 let node_info = C.get_node_info conn in
61 try Some (C.get_hostname conn)
63 | Libvirt.Not_supported "virConnectGetHostname"
64 | Libvirt.Virterror _ -> None in
66 (* Add it to our list of connections. *)
67 let conn_id = add_conn conn in
68 Hashtbl.add static_conn_info conn_id (node_info, hostname, uri)
70 (* Stores the state and history for each domain.
71 * Hash of (connid, domid) -> mutable domhistory structure.
72 * We never delete entries in this hash table, which may be a problem
73 * for very very long-lived instances of virt-ctrl.
76 (* for %CPU calculation: *)
77 mutable last_cpu_time : int64; (* last virDomainInfo->cpuTime *)
78 mutable last_time : float; (* exact time we measured the above *)
80 (* historical data for graphs etc: *)
81 mutable hist : dhentry array; (* historical data *)
82 mutable hist_posn : int; (* position within array *)
85 hist_cpu : int; (* historical %CPU entry *)
86 hist_mem : int64; (* historical memory entry (KB) *)
89 let domhistory = Hashtbl.create 13
92 hist_cpu = 0; hist_mem = 0L;
94 let new_domhistory () = {
95 last_cpu_time = 0L; last_time = 0.;
96 hist = Array.make 0 empty_dhentry; hist_posn = 0;
99 (* These set limits on the amount of history we collect. *)
100 let hist_max = 86400 (* max history stored, seconds *)
101 let hist_rot = 3600 (* rotation of array when we hit max *)
103 (* The current state. This is used so that we can see changes that
104 * have happened and add or remove parts of the model. (Previously
105 * we used to recreate the whole model each time, but the problem
106 * with that is we "forget" things like the selection).
108 type state = connection list
109 and connection = int (* connection ID *) * (active list * inactive list)
110 and active = int (* domain's ID *)
111 and inactive = string (* domain's name *)
113 (* The types of the display columns in the main window. The interesting
114 * one of the final (int) field which stores the ID of the row, either
117 type columns = string GTree.column * string GTree.column * string GTree.column * string GTree.column * string GTree.column * int GTree.column
119 let debug_repopulate = true
121 (* Populate the tree with the current list of connections, domains.
122 * This function is called once per second.
124 let repopulate (tree : GTree.view) (model : GTree.tree_store)
125 (col_name_id, col_domname, col_status, col_cpu, col_mem, col_id)
127 (* Which connections have been added or removed? *)
128 let conns = get_conns () in
129 let added, _, removed =
130 let old_conn_ids = List.map fst state
131 and new_conn_ids = List.map fst conns in
132 differences old_conn_ids new_conn_ids in
134 (* Remove the subtrees for any connections which have gone. *)
135 if debug_repopulate then List.iter (eprintf "-connection %d\n%!") removed;
139 filter_top_level_rows model
140 (fun row -> conn_id <> model#get ~row ~column:col_id)
143 (* Add placeholder subtree for any new connections. *)
144 if debug_repopulate then List.iter (eprintf "+connection %d\n%!") added;
148 let row = model#append () in
149 (* Get the connection name, usually the hostname. *)
151 match Hashtbl.find static_conn_info conn_id with
152 | (_, Some hostname, _) -> hostname
153 | (_, None, _) -> sprintf "Conn #%d" conn_id in
154 model#set ~row ~column:col_name_id name;
155 model#set ~row ~column:col_id conn_id;
156 (* Expand the new row. *)
157 (* XXX This doesn't work, why? - Because we haven't created subrows yet.*)
158 tree#expand_row (model#get_path row)
163 fun (conn_id, conn) ->
164 (* Get the old list of active and inactive domains. If this
165 * connection is newly created, start with empty lists.
167 let old_active, old_inactive =
168 try List.assoc conn_id state
169 with Not_found -> [], [] in
171 (* Get the top level row in the model corresponding to this
175 try find_top_level_row model
176 (fun row -> conn_id = model#get ~row ~column:col_id)
177 with Not_found -> assert false (* Should never happen. *) in
180 (* Number of CPUs available. *)
181 let node_info, _, _ = Hashtbl.find static_conn_info conn_id in
182 let nr_cpus = C.maxcpus_of_node_info node_info in
184 (* For this connection, get a current list of active domains (IDs) *)
186 let n = C.num_of_domains conn in
187 let doms = C.list_domains conn n in
188 Array.to_list doms in
190 (* Which active domains have been added or removed? *)
191 let added, _, removed = differences old_active active in
193 (* Remove any active domains which have disappeared. *)
194 if debug_repopulate then
195 List.iter (eprintf "-active %d\n%!") removed;
200 (fun row -> domid <> model#get ~row ~column:col_id)
201 (model#iter_children (Some parent))
204 (* Add any active domains which have appeared. *)
205 if debug_repopulate then
206 List.iter (eprintf "+active %d\n%!") added;
212 let dom = D.lookup_by_id conn domid in
214 with _ -> "" in (* Ignore any transient error. *)
216 let row = model#append ~parent () in
217 model#set ~row ~column:col_name_id (string_of_int domid);
218 model#set ~row ~column:col_domname domname;
219 model#set ~row ~column:col_id domid
222 (* Get a current list of inactive domains (names). *)
224 let n = C.num_of_defined_domains conn in
225 let doms = C.list_defined_domains conn n in
226 Array.to_list doms in
228 (* Which inactive domains have been added or removed? *)
229 let added, _, removed = differences old_inactive inactive in
231 (* Remove any inactive domains which have disappeared. *)
232 if debug_repopulate then
233 List.iter (eprintf "-inactive %s\n%!") removed;
239 model#get ~row ~column:col_id <> -1 ||
240 model#get ~row ~column:col_domname <> domname)
241 (model#iter_children (Some parent))
244 (* Add any inactive domains which have appeared. *)
245 if debug_repopulate then
246 List.iter (eprintf "+inactive %s\n%!") added;
250 let row = model#append ~parent () in
251 model#set ~row ~column:col_name_id "";
252 model#set ~row ~column:col_domname domname;
253 model#set ~row ~column:col_status "inactive";
254 model#set ~row ~column:col_id (-1)
257 (* Now iterate over all active domains and update their state,
262 let domid = model#get ~row ~column:col_id in
263 if domid >= 0 then ( (* active *)
265 let dom = D.lookup_by_id conn domid in
266 let info = D.get_info dom in
267 let status = string_of_domain_state info.D.state in
268 model#set ~row ~column:col_status status;
269 let memory = sprintf "%Ld K" info.D.memory in
270 model#set ~row ~column:col_mem memory;
272 (* Get domhistory. For a new domain it won't exist, so
273 * create an empty one.
276 let key = conn_id, domid in
277 try Hashtbl.find domhistory key
279 let dh = new_domhistory () in
280 Hashtbl.add domhistory key dh;
283 (* Measure current time and domain cpuTime as close
284 * together as possible.
286 let time_now = Unix.gettimeofday () in
287 let cpu_now = info.D.cpu_time in
289 let time_prev = dh.last_time in
291 if dh.last_cpu_time > cpu_now then 0L (* Rebooted? *)
292 else dh.last_cpu_time in
294 dh.last_time <- time_now;
295 dh.last_cpu_time <- cpu_now;
298 if time_prev > 0. then (
299 let cpu_now = Int64.to_float cpu_now in
300 let cpu_prev = Int64.to_float cpu_prev in
301 let cpu_used = cpu_now -. cpu_prev in
302 let cpu_available = 1_000_000_000. *. float nr_cpus in
303 let time_passed = time_now -. time_prev in
306 100. *. (cpu_used /. cpu_available) /. time_passed in
309 if cpu_percent < 0. then 0.
310 else if cpu_percent > 100. then 100.
313 let cpu_percent_str = sprintf "%.1f %%" cpu_percent in
314 model#set ~row ~column:col_cpu cpu_percent_str;
315 int_of_float cpu_percent
319 let datum = { hist_cpu = cpu_percent;
320 hist_mem = info.D.memory } in
322 if dh.hist_posn >= hist_max then (
323 (* rotate the array *)
324 Array.blit dh.hist hist_rot dh.hist 0 (hist_max-hist_rot);
325 dh.hist_posn <- dh.hist_posn - hist_rot;
326 dh.hist.(dh.hist_posn) <- datum;
328 let len = Array.length dh.hist in
329 if dh.hist_posn < len then
331 dh.hist.(dh.hist_posn) <- datum
333 (* extend the array *)
334 let len' = min (max (2*len) 1) hist_max in
335 let arr' = Array.make len' datum in
336 Array.blit dh.hist 0 arr' 0 len;
340 dh.hist_posn <- dh.hist_posn+1
343 (* Ignore any transient error *)
344 | Libvirt.Virterror err ->
345 prerr_endline (Libvirt.Virterror.to_string err)
346 | Failure msg | Invalid_argument msg ->
349 ) (model#iter_children (Some parent));
351 (* Return new state. *)
352 conn_id, (active, inactive)
354 (* Libvirt errors here are not really fatal. They can happen
355 * if the state changes at the moment we read it. If it does
356 * happen, just return the old state, and next time we come
357 * around to this connection it'll be fixed.
359 | Libvirt.Virterror err ->
360 prerr_endline (Libvirt.Virterror.to_string err);
361 conn_id, (old_active, old_inactive)
362 | Failure msg | Invalid_argument msg ->
364 conn_id, (old_active, old_inactive)
367 (* Return the updated state. *)
370 (* Make the treeview which displays the connections and domains. *)
371 let make_treeview ?packing () =
372 let cols = new GTree.column_list in
373 let col_name_id = cols#add Gobject.Data.string in
374 let col_domname = cols#add Gobject.Data.string in
375 let col_status = cols#add Gobject.Data.string in
376 let col_cpu = cols#add Gobject.Data.string in
377 let col_mem = cols#add Gobject.Data.string in
378 (* Hidden column containing the connection ID or domain ID. For
379 * inactive domains, this contains -1 and col_domname is the name. *)
380 let col_id = cols#add Gobject.Data.int in
381 let model = GTree.tree_store cols in
383 (* Column sorting functions. *)
384 let make_sort_func_on column =
385 fun (model : GTree.model) row1 row2 ->
386 let col1 = model#get ~row:row1 ~column in
387 let col2 = model#get ~row:row2 ~column in
390 (*model#set_default_sort_func (make_sort_func_on col_domname);*)
391 model#set_sort_func 0 (make_sort_func_on col_name_id);
392 model#set_sort_func 1 (make_sort_func_on col_domname);
393 model#set_sort_column_id 1 `ASCENDING;
395 (* Make the GtkTreeView and attach column renderers to it. *)
396 let tree = GTree.view ~model ~reorderable:false ?packing () in
398 let append_visible_column title column sort =
399 let renderer = GTree.cell_renderer_text [], ["text", column] in
400 let view_col = GTree.view_column ~title ~renderer () in
401 ignore (tree#append_column view_col);
404 | Some (sort_indicator, sort_order, sort_column_id) ->
405 view_col#set_sort_indicator sort_indicator;
406 view_col#set_sort_order sort_order;
407 view_col#set_sort_column_id sort_column_id
409 append_visible_column (s_ "ID") col_name_id (Some (false, `ASCENDING, 0));
410 append_visible_column (s_ "Name") col_domname (Some (true, `ASCENDING, 1));
411 append_visible_column (s_ "Status") col_status None;
412 append_visible_column (s_ "CPU") col_cpu None;
413 append_visible_column (s_ "Memory") col_mem None;
416 col_name_id, col_domname, col_status, col_cpu, col_mem, col_id in
417 let state = repopulate tree model columns [] in
419 (tree, model, columns, state)
421 (* Get historical data size. *)
422 let get_hist_size connid domid =
424 let dh = Hashtbl.find domhistory (connid, domid) in
429 (* Get historical data entries. *)
430 let _get_hist ?(latest=0) ?earliest ?(granularity=1)
431 extract fold zero connid domid =
433 let dh = Hashtbl.find domhistory (connid, domid) in
436 | None -> dh.hist_posn
437 | Some e -> min e dh.hist_posn in
440 let src_start = dh.hist_posn - earliest in assert (src_start >= 0);
441 let src_end = dh.hist_posn - latest in assert (src_end <= dh.hist_posn);
443 (* Create a sufficiently large array to store the result. *)
444 let len = (earliest-latest) / granularity in
445 let r = Array.make len zero in
447 if granularity = 1 then (
448 for j = 0 to len-1 do
449 r.(j) <- extract src.(src_start+j)
452 let i = ref src_start in
453 for j = 0 to len-1 do
454 let sub = Array.sub src !i (min (!i+granularity) src_end - !i) in
455 let sub = Array.map extract sub in
457 i := !i + granularity
464 let get_hist_cpu ?latest ?earliest ?granularity connid domid =
466 let extract { hist_cpu = c } = c in
468 let len = Array.length a in
469 if len > 0 then Array.fold_left (+) zero a / len else -1 in
470 _get_hist ?latest ?earliest ?granularity extract fold zero connid domid
472 let get_hist_mem ?latest ?earliest ?granularity connid domid =
474 let extract { hist_mem = m } = m in
476 let len = Array.length a in
478 Int64.div (Array.fold_left (Int64.add) zero a) (Int64.of_int len)
481 _get_hist ?latest ?earliest ?granularity extract fold zero connid domid