Class: OsCtld::Commands::Container::Start

Inherits:
Logged
  • Object
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Includes:
OsCtl::Lib::Utils::Log, OsCtl::Lib::Utils::System, Utils::SwitchUser
Defined in:
lib/osctld/commands/container/start.rb

Instance Attribute Summary

Attributes inherited from Base

#client, #client_handler, #id, #opts

Instance Method Summary collapse

Methods included from Utils::SwitchUser

#ct_attach, #ct_syscmd

Methods inherited from Logged

#base_execute

Methods inherited from Base

#base_execute, #call_cmd, #call_cmd!, cmd, #error, #error!, handle, #handled, #indirect?, #initialize, #manipulate, #manipulation_holder, #ok, #progress, #request_stop, run, run!

Constructor Details

This class inherits a constructor from OsCtld::Commands::Base

Instance Method Details

#execute(ct) ⇒ Object 



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# File 'lib/osctld/commands/container/start.rb', line 16

def execute(ct)
  return start_queued(ct) if opts[:queue]

  event_queue = nil

  manipulate(ct) do
    event_queue = Eventd.subscribe
    ret = start_now(ct)

    # Exit if we don't need to wait
    if ret != :wait
      return ret

    elsif opts[:wait] === false
      return ok
    end

    # Wait for the container to enter state `running`
    progress('Waiting for the container to start')
    started = wait_for_ct(event_queue, ct)
    Eventd.unsubscribe(event_queue)

    if started
      # Access `/proc/stat` and `/proc/loadavg` within the container, so that
      # LXCFS starts tracking it immediately.
      begin
        ct_syscmd(ct, 'cat /proc/stat', valid_rcs: :all)
        ct_syscmd(ct, 'cat /proc/loadavg', valid_rcs: :all)
      rescue OsCtld::SystemCommandFailed => e
        log(:warn, ct, "Failed to initiate lxcfs accounting: #{e.message}")
      end

      ok

    else
      error('container failed to start')
    end
  end
end

#find ⇒ Object 



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# File 'lib/osctld/commands/container/start.rb', line 11

def find
  ct = DB::Containers.find(opts[:id], opts[:pool])
  ct || error!('container not found')
end

#start_now(ct) ⇒ Object (protected) 



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# File 'lib/osctld/commands/container/start.rb', line 84

def start_now(ct)
  error!('start not available') unless ct.can_start?
  return ok if ct.running? && !opts[:force]

  # Remove any left-over temporary mounts
  ct.mounts.prune

  # Reset log file
  File.open(ct.log_path, 'w').close
  File.chmod(0660, ct.log_path)
  File.chown(0, ct.user.ugid, ct.log_path)

  # Console dir
  console_dir = File.join(ct.pool.console_dir, ct.id)
  Dir.mkdir(console_dir) unless Dir.exist?(console_dir)
  File.chown(ct.user.ugid, 0, console_dir)
  File.chmod(0700, console_dir)

  # Remove stray sockets
  sock_path = Console.socket_path(ct)
  if File.exist?(sock_path)
    log(:info, ct, "Removing leftover tty0 socket at #{sock_path}")

    begin
      File.unlink(sock_path)
    rescue Errno::ENOENT
      # Continue if the socket was already deleted
    end
  end

  # Containers are started through two wrappers: pty-wrapper and osctld-ct-start.
  #
  # pty-wrapper is used to allocate a pty and provide access to input/output
  # of the started process.
  #
  # osctld-ct-start is used to reset oom_score_adj to zero, since pty-wrapper
  # have its own oom_score_adj set to -1000 to ensure the OOM killer will
  # not target it. oom_score_adj is inherited on fork, so the process
  # pty-wrapper starts has it set to -1000 as well. Because the process
  # is already run as an unprivileged user, changing oom_score_adj will leave
  # oom_score_adj_min untouched. That would let all container users to disable
  # OOM killer altogether, so osctld-ct-start pings back to osctld, which is
  # running with CAP_SYS_RESOURCE and can set both obj_score_adj and
  # obj_score_adj_min to zero. When it's done, osctld-ct-start execs to
  # lxc-start.
  cmd = [
    OsCtld.bin('osctld-ct-wrapper'),
    "#{ct.pool.name}:#{ct.id}",
    Console.socket_path(ct),
    OsCtld.bin('osctld-ct-start'),
    ct.pool.name,
    ct.id,
    'lxc-start',
    '-P', ct.lxc_home,
    '-n', ct.id,
    '-o', ct.log_path,
    '-l', opts[:debug] ? 'DEBUG' : 'ERROR',
    '-F'
  ]

  r, w = IO.pipe

  progress('Starting container')
  pid = SwitchUser.fork_and_switch_to(
    ct.user.sysusername,
    ct.user.ugid,
    ct.user.homedir,
    ct.cgroup_path,
    prlimits: ct.prlimits.export,
    oom_score_adj: -1000,
    keep_fds: [w],
  ) do
    # Closed by SwitchUser.fork_and_switch_to
    # r.close

    wrapper_pid = Process.spawn(
      *cmd,
      pgroup: true, in: :close, out: :close, err: :close
    )

    w.puts(wrapper_pid.to_s)
  end

  w.close
  wrapper_pid = r.readline.strip.to_i
  r.close

  progress('Connecting console')

  begin
    Console.connect_tty0(ct, wrapper_pid)
  rescue Errno::ENOENT
    log(:warn, ct, "Unable to connect to tty0")
  end

  Process.wait(pid)
  :wait
end

#start_queued(ct) ⇒ Object (protected) 



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# File 'lib/osctld/commands/container/start.rb', line 57

def start_queued(ct)
  progress('Joining the queue')

  if opts[:wait] === false
    ct.pool.autostart_plan.enqueue(
      ct,
      priority: opts[:priority],
      start_opts: opts,
    )
    return ok
  end

  ret = ct.pool.autostart_plan.start_ct(
    ct,
    priority: opts[:priority],
    start_opts: opts,
    client_handler: client_handler,
  )

  if ret.nil?
    ok('Timed out')

  else
    ret
  end
end

#wait_for_ct(event_queue, ct) ⇒ Object (protected)

Wait for the container to start or fail



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# File 'lib/osctld/commands/container/start.rb', line 184

def wait_for_ct(event_queue, ct)
  # Sequence of events that lead to the container being started.
  # We're accepting even `stopping` and `stopped`, since when the container
  # is being restarted, these events may be received and should not cause
  # this method to exit.
  sequence = %i(stopping stopped starting running)
  last_i = nil
  wait_until = Time.now + (opts[:wait] || 60)

  loop do
    timeout = wait_until - Time.now
    return false if timeout < 0

    event = event_queue.pop(timeout: timeout)
    return false if event.nil?

    # Ignore irrelevant events
    next if event.type != :state \
            || event.opts[:pool] != ct.pool.name \
            || event.opts[:id] != ct.id

    state = event.opts[:state]
    cur_i = sequence.index(state)

    return false if cur_i.nil? || (last_i && cur_i < last_i)
    return true if state == sequence.last

    last_i = cur_i
  end
end