#!/bin/bash {{/* Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. You may obtain a copy of the License at http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. See the License for the specific language governing permissions and limitations under the License. */}} set -ex shopt -s expand_aliases export lock_fd='' export ALREADY_LOCKED=0 export PS4='+${BASH_SOURCE:+$(basename ${BASH_SOURCE}):${LINENO}:}${FUNCNAME:+${FUNCNAME}():} ' : "${CRUSH_LOCATION:=root=default host=${HOSTNAME}}" : "${OSD_PATH_BASE:=/var/lib/ceph/osd/${CLUSTER}}" : "${CEPH_CONF:="/etc/ceph/${CLUSTER}.conf"}" : "${OSD_BOOTSTRAP_KEYRING:=/var/lib/ceph/bootstrap-osd/${CLUSTER}.keyring}" : "${OSD_JOURNAL_UUID:=$(uuidgen)}" : "${OSD_JOURNAL_SIZE:=$(awk '/^osd_journal_size/{print $3}' ${CEPH_CONF}.template)}" : "${OSD_WEIGHT:=1.0}" # Obtain a global lock on /var/lib/ceph/tmp/init-osd.lock function lock() { # Open a file descriptor for the lock file if there isn't one already if [[ -z "${lock_fd}" ]]; then exec {lock_fd}>/var/lib/ceph/tmp/init-osd.lock || exit 1 fi flock -w 600 "${lock_fd}" &> /dev/null ALREADY_LOCKED=1 } # Release the global lock on /var/lib/ceph/tmp/init-osd.lock function unlock() { flock -u "${lock_fd}" &> /dev/null ALREADY_LOCKED=0 } # "Destructor" for common.sh, must be called by scripts that source this one function common_cleanup() { # Close the file descriptor for the lock file if [[ ! -z "${lock_fd}" ]]; then if [[ ${ALREADY_LOCKED} -ne 0 ]]; then unlock fi eval "exec ${lock_fd}>&-" fi } # Run a command within the global synchronization lock function locked() { local LOCK_SCOPE=0 # Allow locks to be re-entrant to avoid deadlocks if [[ ${ALREADY_LOCKED} -eq 0 ]]; then lock LOCK_SCOPE=1 fi # Execute the synchronized command "$@" # Only unlock if the lock was obtained in this scope if [[ ${LOCK_SCOPE} -ne 0 ]]; then unlock fi } # Alias commands that interact with disks so they are always synchronized alias dmsetup='locked dmsetup' alias pvs='locked pvs' alias vgs='locked vgs' alias lvs='locked lvs' alias pvdisplay='locked pvdisplay' alias vgdisplay='locked vgdisplay' alias lvdisplay='locked lvdisplay' alias pvcreate='locked pvcreate' alias vgcreate='locked vgcreate' alias lvcreate='locked lvcreate' alias pvremove='locked pvremove' alias vgremove='locked vgremove' alias lvremove='locked lvremove' alias pvrename='locked pvrename' alias vgrename='locked vgrename' alias lvrename='locked lvrename' alias pvchange='locked pvchange' alias vgchange='locked vgchange' alias lvchange='locked lvchange' alias pvscan='locked pvscan' alias vgscan='locked vgscan' alias lvscan='locked lvscan' alias lvm_scan='locked lvm_scan' alias partprobe='locked partprobe' alias ceph-volume='locked ceph-volume' alias disk_zap='locked disk_zap' alias zap_extra_partitions='locked zap_extra_partitions' alias udev_settle='locked udev_settle' alias wipefs='locked wipefs' alias sgdisk='locked sgdisk' alias dd='locked dd' eval CRUSH_FAILURE_DOMAIN_TYPE=$(cat /etc/ceph/storage.json | python -c 'import sys, json; data = json.load(sys.stdin); print(json.dumps(data["failure_domain"]))') eval CRUSH_FAILURE_DOMAIN_NAME=$(cat /etc/ceph/storage.json | python -c 'import sys, json; data = json.load(sys.stdin); print(json.dumps(data["failure_domain_name"]))') eval CRUSH_FAILURE_DOMAIN_NAME=$(cat /etc/ceph/storage.json | python -c 'import sys, json; data = json.load(sys.stdin); print(json.dumps(data["failure_domain_name"]))') eval CRUSH_FAILURE_DOMAIN_BY_HOSTNAME=$(cat /etc/ceph/storage.json | python -c 'import sys, json; data = json.load(sys.stdin); print(json.dumps(data["failure_domain_by_hostname"]))') eval CRUSH_FAILURE_DOMAIN_FROM_HOSTNAME_MAP=$(cat /etc/ceph/storage.json | jq '.failure_domain_by_hostname_map."'$HOSTNAME'"') eval DEVICE_CLASS=$(cat /etc/ceph/storage.json | python -c 'import sys, json; data = json.load(sys.stdin); print(json.dumps(data["device_class"]))') if [[ $(ceph -v | egrep -q "nautilus|mimic|luminous"; echo $?) -ne 0 ]]; then echo "ERROR- need Luminous/Mimic/Nautilus release" exit 1 fi if [ -z "${HOSTNAME}" ]; then echo "HOSTNAME not set; This will prevent to add an OSD into the CRUSH map" exit 1 fi if [[ ! -e ${CEPH_CONF}.template ]]; then echo "ERROR- ${CEPH_CONF}.template must exist; get it from your existing mon" exit 1 else ENDPOINT=$(kubectl get endpoints ceph-mon-discovery -n ${NAMESPACE} -o json | awk -F'"' -v port=${MON_PORT} \ -v version=v1 -v msgr_version=v2 \ -v msgr2_port=${MON_PORT_V2} \ '/"ip"/{print "["version":"$4":"port"/"0","msgr_version":"$4":"msgr2_port"/"0"]"}' | paste -sd',') if [[ "${ENDPOINT}" == "" ]]; then /bin/sh -c -e "cat ${CEPH_CONF}.template | tee ${CEPH_CONF}" || true else /bin/sh -c -e "cat ${CEPH_CONF}.template | sed 's#mon_host.*#mon_host = ${ENDPOINT}#g' | tee ${CEPH_CONF}" || true fi fi # Wait for a file to exist, regardless of the type function wait_for_file { timeout 10 bash -c "while [ ! -e ${1} ]; do echo 'Waiting for ${1} to show up' && sleep 1 ; done" } function is_available { command -v $@ &>/dev/null } function ceph_cmd_retry() { cnt=0 until "ceph" "$@" || [ $cnt -ge 6 ]; do sleep 10 ((cnt++)) done } function crush_create_or_move { local crush_location=${1} ceph_cmd_retry --cluster "${CLUSTER}" --name="osd.${OSD_ID}" --keyring="${OSD_KEYRING}" \ osd crush create-or-move -- "${OSD_ID}" "${OSD_WEIGHT}" ${crush_location} } function crush_add_and_move { local crush_failure_domain_type=${1} local crush_failure_domain_name=${2} local crush_location=$(echo "root=default ${crush_failure_domain_type}=${crush_failure_domain_name} host=${HOSTNAME}") crush_create_or_move "${crush_location}" local crush_failure_domain_location_check=$(ceph_cmd_retry --cluster "${CLUSTER}" --name="osd.${OSD_ID}" --keyring="${OSD_KEYRING}" osd find ${OSD_ID} | grep "${crush_failure_domain_type}" | awk -F '"' '{print $4}') if [ "x${crush_failure_domain_location_check}" != "x${crush_failure_domain_name}" ]; then # NOTE(supamatt): Manually move the buckets for previously configured CRUSH configurations # as create-or-move may not appropiately move them. ceph_cmd_retry --cluster "${CLUSTER}" --name="osd.${OSD_ID}" --keyring="${OSD_KEYRING}" \ osd crush add-bucket "${crush_failure_domain_name}" "${crush_failure_domain_type}" || true ceph_cmd_retry --cluster "${CLUSTER}" --name="osd.${OSD_ID}" --keyring="${OSD_KEYRING}" \ osd crush move "${crush_failure_domain_name}" root=default || true ceph_cmd_retry --cluster "${CLUSTER}" --name="osd.${OSD_ID}" --keyring="${OSD_KEYRING}" \ osd crush move "${HOSTNAME}" "${crush_failure_domain_type}=${crush_failure_domain_name}" || true fi } function crush_location { set_device_class if [ "x${CRUSH_FAILURE_DOMAIN_TYPE}" != "xhost" ]; then echo "Lets check this host is registered in k8s" if kubectl get node ${HOSTNAME}; then CRUSH_FAILURE_DOMAIN_NAME_FROM_NODE_LABEL=$(kubectl get node ${HOSTNAME} -o json| jq -r '.metadata.labels.rack') else echo "It seems there is some issue with setting the hostname on this node hence we didnt found this node in k8s" kubectl get nodes echo ${HOSTNAME} exit 1 fi if [ ${CRUSH_FAILURE_DOMAIN_NAME_FROM_NODE_LABEL} != "null" ]; then CRUSH_FAILURE_DOMAIN_NAME=${CRUSH_FAILURE_DOMAIN_NAME_FROM_NODE_LABEL} fi if [ "x${CRUSH_FAILURE_DOMAIN_NAME}" != "xfalse" ]; then crush_add_and_move "${CRUSH_FAILURE_DOMAIN_TYPE}" "${CRUSH_FAILURE_DOMAIN_NAME}" elif [ "x${CRUSH_FAILURE_DOMAIN_BY_HOSTNAME}" != "xfalse" ]; then crush_add_and_move "${CRUSH_FAILURE_DOMAIN_TYPE}" "$(echo ${CRUSH_FAILURE_DOMAIN_TYPE}_$(echo ${HOSTNAME} | cut -c ${CRUSH_FAILURE_DOMAIN_BY_HOSTNAME}))" elif [ "x${CRUSH_FAILURE_DOMAIN_FROM_HOSTNAME_MAP}" != "xnull" ]; then crush_add_and_move "${CRUSH_FAILURE_DOMAIN_TYPE}" "${CRUSH_FAILURE_DOMAIN_FROM_HOSTNAME_MAP}" else # NOTE(supamatt): neither variables are defined then we fall back to default behavior crush_create_or_move "${CRUSH_LOCATION}" fi else crush_create_or_move "${CRUSH_LOCATION}" fi } # Calculate proper device names, given a device and partition number function dev_part { local osd_device=${1} local osd_partition=${2} if [[ -L ${osd_device} ]]; then # This device is a symlink. Work out it's actual device local actual_device=$(readlink -f "${osd_device}") local bn=$(basename "${osd_device}") if [[ "${actual_device:0-1:1}" == [0-9] ]]; then local desired_partition="${actual_device}p${osd_partition}" else local desired_partition="${actual_device}${osd_partition}" fi # Now search for a symlink in the directory of $osd_device # that has the correct desired partition, and the longest # shared prefix with the original symlink local symdir=$(dirname "${osd_device}") local link="" local pfxlen=0 for option in ${symdir}/*; do [[ -e $option ]] || break if [[ $(readlink -f "${option}") == "${desired_partition}" ]]; then local optprefixlen=$(prefix_length "${option}" "${bn}") if [[ ${optprefixlen} > ${pfxlen} ]]; then link=${symdir}/${option} pfxlen=${optprefixlen} fi fi done if [[ $pfxlen -eq 0 ]]; then >&2 echo "Could not locate appropriate symlink for partition ${osd_partition} of ${osd_device}" exit 1 fi echo "$link" elif [[ "${osd_device:0-1:1}" == [0-9] ]]; then echo "${osd_device}p${osd_partition}" else echo "${osd_device}${osd_partition}" fi } function zap_extra_partitions { # Examine temp mount and delete any block.db and block.wal partitions mountpoint=${1} journal_disk="" journal_part="" block_db_disk="" block_db_part="" block_wal_disk="" block_wal_part="" # Discover journal, block.db, and block.wal partitions first before deleting anything # If the partitions are on the same disk, deleting one can affect discovery of the other(s) if [ -L "${mountpoint}/journal" ]; then journal_disk=$(readlink -m ${mountpoint}/journal | sed 's/[0-9]*//g') journal_part=$(readlink -m ${mountpoint}/journal | sed 's/[^0-9]*//g') fi if [ -L "${mountpoint}/block.db" ]; then block_db_disk=$(readlink -m ${mountpoint}/block.db | sed 's/[0-9]*//g') block_db_part=$(readlink -m ${mountpoint}/block.db | sed 's/[^0-9]*//g') fi if [ -L "${mountpoint}/block.wal" ]; then block_wal_disk=$(readlink -m ${mountpoint}/block.wal | sed 's/[0-9]*//g') block_wal_part=$(readlink -m ${mountpoint}/block.wal | sed 's/[^0-9]*//g') fi # Delete any discovered journal, block.db, and block.wal partitions if [ ! -z "${journal_disk}" ]; then sgdisk -d ${journal_part} ${journal_disk} /sbin/udevadm settle --timeout=600 /usr/bin/flock -s ${journal_disk} /sbin/partprobe ${journal_disk} /sbin/udevadm settle --timeout=600 fi if [ ! -z "${block_db_disk}" ]; then sgdisk -d ${block_db_part} ${block_db_disk} /sbin/udevadm settle --timeout=600 /usr/bin/flock -s ${block_db_disk} /sbin/partprobe ${block_db_disk} /sbin/udevadm settle --timeout=600 fi if [ ! -z "${block_wal_disk}" ]; then sgdisk -d ${block_wal_part} ${block_wal_disk} /sbin/udevadm settle --timeout=600 /usr/bin/flock -s ${block_wal_disk} /sbin/partprobe ${block_wal_disk} /sbin/udevadm settle --timeout=600 fi } function disk_zap { # Run all the commands that ceph-disk zap uses to clear a disk local device=${1} local device_filter=$(basename "${device}") local dm_devices=$(get_lvm_path_from_device "pv_name=~${device_filter},lv_name=~ceph") for dm_device in ${dm_devices}; do if [[ ! -z ${dm_device} ]] && [[ ! -z $(dmsetup ls | grep ${dm_device}) ]]; then dmsetup remove ${dm_device} fi done local logical_volumes=$(lvdisplay | grep "LV Path" | grep "$device_filter" | awk '/ceph/{print $3}' | tr '\n' ' ') for logical_volume in ${logical_volumes}; do if [[ ! -z ${logical_volume} ]]; then lvremove -y ${logical_volume} fi done local volume_group=$(pvdisplay -ddd -v ${device} | grep "VG Name" | awk '/ceph/{print $3}' | grep "ceph") if [[ ${volume_group} ]]; then vgremove -y ${volume_group} pvremove -y ${device} ceph-volume lvm zap ${device} --destroy fi wipefs --all ${device} sgdisk --zap-all -- ${device} # Wipe the first 200MB boundary, as Bluestore redeployments will not work otherwise dd if=/dev/zero of=${device} bs=1M count=200 } # This should be run atomically to prevent unexpected cache states function lvm_scan { pvscan --cache vgscan --cache lvscan --cache pvscan vgscan lvscan } function udev_settle { osd_devices="${OSD_DEVICE}" udevadm settle --timeout=600 partprobe "${OSD_DEVICE}" lvm_scan if [ "${OSD_BLUESTORE:-0}" -eq 1 ]; then if [ ! -z "$BLOCK_DB" ]; then osd_devices="${osd_devices}\|${BLOCK_DB}" # BLOCK_DB could be a physical or logical device here local block_db="$BLOCK_DB" local db_vg="$(echo $block_db | cut -d'/' -f1)" if [ ! -z "$db_vg" ]; then block_db=$(pvdisplay -ddd -v | grep -B1 "$db_vg" | awk '/PV Name/{print $3}') fi partprobe "${block_db}" fi if [ ! -z "$BLOCK_WAL" ] && [ "$BLOCK_WAL" != "$BLOCK_DB" ]; then osd_devices="${osd_devices}\|${BLOCK_WAL}" # BLOCK_WAL could be a physical or logical device here local block_wal="$BLOCK_WAL" local wal_vg="$(echo $block_wal | cut -d'/' -f1)" if [ ! -z "$wal_vg" ]; then block_wal=$(pvdisplay -ddd -v | grep -B1 "$wal_vg" | awk '/PV Name/{print $3}') fi partprobe "${block_wal}" fi else if [ "x$JOURNAL_TYPE" == "xblock-logical" ] && [ ! -z "$OSD_JOURNAL" ]; then OSD_JOURNAL=$(readlink -f ${OSD_JOURNAL}) if [ ! -z "$OSD_JOURNAL" ]; then local JDEV=$(echo ${OSD_JOURNAL} | sed 's/[0-9]//g') osd_devices="${osd_devices}\|${JDEV}" partprobe "${JDEV}" fi fi fi # watch the udev event queue, and exit if all current events are handled udevadm settle --timeout=600 # On occassion udev may not make the correct device symlinks for Ceph, just in case we make them manually mkdir -p /dev/disk/by-partuuid for dev in $(awk '!/rbd/{print $4}' /proc/partitions | grep "${osd_devices}" | grep "[0-9]"); do diskdev=$(echo "${dev//[!a-z]/}") partnum=$(echo "${dev//[!0-9]/}") symlink="/dev/disk/by-partuuid/$(sgdisk -i ${partnum} /dev/${diskdev} | awk '/Partition unique GUID/{print tolower($4)}')" if [ ! -e "${symlink}" ]; then ln -s "../../${dev}" "${symlink}" fi done # Give udev another chance now that all symlinks exist for devices we care about udevadm settle --timeout=600 } # Helper function to get a logical volume from a physical volume function get_lv_from_device { device="$1" pvdisplay -ddd -v -m ${device} | awk '/Logical volume/{print $3}' } # Helper function to get an lvm tag from a logical volume function get_lvm_tag_from_volume { logical_volume="$1" tag="$2" if [[ "$#" -lt 2 ]] || [[ -z "${logical_volume}" ]]; then # Return an empty string if the logical volume doesn't exist echo else # Get and return the specified tag from the logical volume lvs -o lv_tags ${logical_volume} | tr ',' '\n' | grep ${tag} | cut -d'=' -f2 fi } # Helper function to get an lvm tag from a physical device function get_lvm_tag_from_device { device="$1" tag="$2" # Attempt to get a logical volume for the physical device logical_volume="$(get_lv_from_device ${device})" # Use get_lvm_tag_from_volume to get the specified tag from the logical volume get_lvm_tag_from_volume ${logical_volume} ${tag} } # Helper function to get the size of a logical volume function get_lv_size_from_device { device="$1" logical_volume="$(get_lv_from_device ${device})" lvs ${logical_volume} -o LV_SIZE --noheadings --units k --nosuffix | xargs | cut -d'.' -f1 } # Helper function to get the crush weight for an osd device function get_osd_crush_weight_from_device { device="$1" lv_size="$(get_lv_size_from_device ${device})" # KiB if [[ ! -z "${BLOCK_DB_SIZE}" ]]; then db_size=$(echo "${BLOCK_DB_SIZE}" | cut -d'B' -f1 | numfmt --from=iec | awk '{print $1/1024}') # KiB lv_size=$((lv_size+db_size)) # KiB fi echo ${lv_size} | awk '{printf("%.2f\n", $1/1073741824)}' # KiB to TiB } # Helper function to get a cluster FSID from a physical device function get_cluster_fsid_from_device { device="$1" # Use get_lvm_tag_from_device to get the cluster FSID from the device get_lvm_tag_from_device ${device} ceph.cluster_fsid } # Helper function to get an OSD ID from a logical volume function get_osd_id_from_volume { logical_volume="$1" # Use get_lvm_tag_from_volume to get the OSD ID from the logical volume get_lvm_tag_from_volume ${logical_volume} ceph.osd_id } # Helper function get an OSD ID from a physical device function get_osd_id_from_device { device="$1" # Use get_lvm_tag_from_device to get the OSD ID from the device get_lvm_tag_from_device ${device} ceph.osd_id } # Helper function get an OSD FSID from a physical device function get_osd_fsid_from_device { device="$1" # Use get_lvm_tag_from_device to get the OSD FSID from the device get_lvm_tag_from_device ${device} ceph.osd_fsid } # Helper function get an OSD DB device from a physical device function get_osd_db_device_from_device { device="$1" # Use get_lvm_tag_from_device to get the OSD DB device from the device get_lvm_tag_from_device ${device} ceph.db_device } # Helper function get an OSD WAL device from a physical device function get_osd_wal_device_from_device { device="$1" # Use get_lvm_tag_from_device to get the OSD WAL device from the device get_lvm_tag_from_device ${device} ceph.wal_device } function get_block_uuid_from_device { device="$1" get_lvm_tag_from_device ${device} ceph.block_uuid } function get_lvm_path_from_device { select="$1" options="--noheadings -o lv_dm_path" pvs ${options} -S "${select}" | tr -d ' ' } function get_vg_name_from_device { device="$1" pv_uuid=$(pvdisplay -ddd -v ${device} | awk '/PV UUID/{print $3}') if [[ "${pv_uuid}" ]]; then echo "ceph-vg-${pv_uuid}" fi } function get_lv_name_from_device { device="$1" device_type="$2" pv_uuid=$(pvdisplay -ddd -v ${device} | awk '/PV UUID/{print $3}') if [[ "${pv_uuid}" ]]; then echo "ceph-${device_type}-${pv_uuid}" fi } function set_device_class { if [ ! -z "$DEVICE_CLASS" ]; then if [ "x$DEVICE_CLASS" != "x$(get_device_class)" ]; then ceph_cmd_retry --cluster "${CLUSTER}" --name="osd.${OSD_ID}" --keyring="${OSD_KEYRING}" \ osd crush rm-device-class "osd.${OSD_ID}" ceph_cmd_retry --cluster "${CLUSTER}" --name="osd.${OSD_ID}" --keyring="${OSD_KEYRING}" \ osd crush set-device-class "${DEVICE_CLASS}" "osd.${OSD_ID}" fi fi } function get_device_class { echo $(ceph_cmd_retry --cluster "${CLUSTER}" --name="osd.${OSD_ID}" --keyring="${OSD_KEYRING}" \ osd crush get-device-class "osd.${OSD_ID}") }