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#!/usr/bin/perl
# This Source Code Form is subject to the terms of the Mozilla Public
# License, v. 2.0. If a copy of the MPL was not distributed with this
# file, You can obtain one at http://mozilla.org/MPL/2.0/.
#
# This Source Code Form is "Incompatible With Secondary Licenses", as
# defined by the Mozilla Public License, v. 2.0.
use strict;
use warnings;
use lib qw(. lib local/lib/perl5);
use Bugzilla;
use Bugzilla::Logging;
use Bugzilla::Constants;
use Bugzilla::Product;
use Bugzilla::User;
use Getopt::Long;
use English qw(-no_match_vars);
Bugzilla->usage_mode(USAGE_MODE_CMDLINE);
Bugzilla->error_mode(ERROR_MODE_DIE);
use Try::Tiny; # bmo ships with this nowadays
my $config = {
# filter by assignee, product or component
assignee => '',
product => '',
component => '',
unassigned => Bugzilla->params->{'nobody_user'},
# severities
severity => 'major,critical,blocker',
# time in hours to wait before paging/warning
major_alarm => 24,
major_warn => 20,
critical_alarm => 8,
critical_warn => 5,
blocker_alarm => 0,
blocker_warn => 0,
any_alarm => 24,
any_warn => 20,
# time in seconds before terminating this script
# 300 chosen as it is longer than the default NRPE timeout
# (meaning you should never need to tweak it upward) and
# shorter than what you are likely to do checking bugs
# (meaning you won't pile up too many instances before they die)
max_runtime => 300,
};
my $usage = <<"EOF";
FILTERS
the filter determines which bugs to check, either by assignee, product or the
product's component. For backward compatibility, if just an email address is
provided, it will be used as the assignee.
--assignee <email> filter bugs by assignee
--product <name> filter bugs by product name
--component <name> filter bugs by product's component name
--unassigned <email> set the unassigned user (default: $config->{unassigned})
SEVERITIES
by default alerts and warnings will be generated for 'major', 'critical', and
'blocker' bugs. you can alter this list with the 'severity' switch.
setting severity to 'any' will result in alerting on unassigned bugs
regardless of severity.
--severity <major|critical|blocker>[,..]
--severity any
TIMING
time in hours to wait before paging or warning.
--major_alarm <hours> (default: $config->{major_alarm})
--major_warn <hours> (default: $config->{major_warn})
--critical_alarm <hours> (default: $config->{critical_alarm})
--critical_warn <hours> (default: $config->{critical_warn})
--blocker_alarm <hours> (default: $config->{blocker_alarm})
--blocker_warn <hours> (default: $config->{blocker_warn})
when severity checking is set to "any", use the any_* switches instead:
--any_alarm <hours> (default: $config->{any_alarm})
--any_warn <hours> (default: $config->{any_warn})
NAGIOS SELF-TERMINATION
In case of a hung process, this script self-terminates. You can adjust:
--max_runtime <seconds> (default: $config->{max_runtime})
EXAMPLES
nagios_blocker_checker.pl --assignee server-ops\@mozilla-org.bugs
nagios_blocker_checker.pl server-ops\@mozilla-org.bugs
nagios_blocker_checker.pl --product 'Release Engineering' \
--component 'Loan Requests' \
--severity any --any_warn 24 --any_alarm 24
EOF
GetOptions(
'assignee=s' => \$config->{assignee},
'product=s' => \$config->{product},
'component=s' => \$config->{component},
'severity=s' => \$config->{severity},
'major_alarm=i' => \$config->{major_alarm},
'major_warn=i' => \$config->{major_warn},
'critical_alarm=i' => \$config->{critical_alarm},
'critical_warn=i' => \$config->{critical_warn},
'blocker_alarm=i' => \$config->{blocker_alarm},
'blocker_warn=i' => \$config->{blocker_warn},
'any_alarm=i' => \$config->{any_alarm},
'any_warn=i' => \$config->{any_warn},
'max_runtime=i' => \$config->{max_runtime},
'help|?' => \$config->{help},
) or die $usage;
$config->{assignee} = $ARGV[0] if !$config->{assignee} && @ARGV;
die $usage
if $config->{help}
|| !($config->{assignee} || $config->{product})
|| ($config->{assignee} && $config->{product})
|| ($config->{component} && !$config->{product})
|| !$config->{severity};
#
use constant NAGIOS_OK => 0;
use constant NAGIOS_WARNING => 1;
use constant NAGIOS_CRITICAL => 2;
use constant NAGIOS_NAMES => [qw( OK WARNING CRITICAL )];
my $current_state = NAGIOS_OK;
try {
# Per bug 1330293, the checker script can get confused/hung up
# if the DB rotates out from under it. Since a long-running
# nagios check does no good, we terminate if we stick around too long.
local $SIG{ALRM} = sub {
my $message
= "$PROGRAM_NAME ran for longer than $config->{max_runtime} seconds and was auto-terminated.";
FATAL($message);
die "$message\n";
};
alarm($config->{max_runtime});
my $dbh = Bugzilla->switch_to_shadow_db;
my $any_severity = $config->{severity} eq 'any';
my ($where, @values);
if ($config->{assignee}) {
$where = 'bugs.assigned_to = ?';
push @values, Bugzilla::User->check({name => $config->{assignee}})->id;
}
elsif ($config->{component}) {
$where
= 'bugs.product_id = ? AND bugs.component_id = ? AND bugs.assigned_to = ?';
my $product = Bugzilla::Product->check({name => $config->{product}});
push @values, $product->id;
push @values,
Bugzilla::Component->check(
{product => $product, name => $config->{component}})->id;
push @values, Bugzilla::User->check({name => $config->{unassigned}})->id;
}
else {
$where = 'bugs.product_id = ? AND bugs.assigned_to = ?';
push @values, Bugzilla::Product->check({name => $config->{product}})->id;
push @values, Bugzilla::User->check({name => $config->{unassigned}})->id;
}
if (!$any_severity) {
my $severities = join ',',
map { $dbh->quote($_) } split(/,/, $config->{severity});
$where .= " AND bug_severity IN ($severities)";
}
my $sql = <<"EOF";
SELECT bug_id, bug_severity, UNIX_TIMESTAMP(bugs.creation_ts) AS ts
FROM bugs
WHERE $where
AND COALESCE(resolution, '') = ''
EOF
my $bugs = {'major' => [], 'critical' => [], 'blocker' => [], 'any' => [],};
my $current_time = time;
foreach my $bug (@{$dbh->selectall_arrayref($sql, {Slice => {}}, @values)}) {
my $severity = $any_severity ? 'any' : $bug->{bug_severity};
my $age = ($current_time - $bug->{ts}) / 3600;
if ($age > $config->{"${severity}_alarm"}) {
$current_state = NAGIOS_CRITICAL;
push @{$bugs->{$severity}}, $bug->{bug_id};
}
elsif ($age > $config->{"${severity}_warn"}) {
if ($current_state < NAGIOS_WARNING) {
$current_state = NAGIOS_WARNING;
}
push @{$bugs->{$severity}}, $bug->{bug_id};
}
}
print 'bugs ' . NAGIOS_NAMES->[$current_state] . ': ';
if ($current_state == NAGIOS_OK) {
if ($config->{severity} eq 'any') {
print 'No unassigned bugs found.';
}
else {
print "No $config->{severity} bugs found.";
}
}
foreach my $severity (qw( blocker critical major any )) {
my $list = $bugs->{$severity};
if (@$list) {
printf '%s %s %s found https://bugzil.la/' . join(',', @$list) . ' ',
scalar(@$list), ($any_severity ? 'unassigned' : $severity),
(scalar(@$list) == 1 ? 'bug' : 'bugs');
}
}
print "\n";
alarm 0;
}
catch {
# Anything that trips an error, we're calling nagios-critical
$current_state = NAGIOS_CRITICAL;
#
# Templates often have linebreaks ; nagios really prefers a status
# to be on one line. Here we strip out breaks, and try to make sure
# there's spacing in place when we crunch those lines together.
s/\s?\r?\n/ /g;
#
# Now, just print the status we got out.
# Keep in mind, depending on when 'try' blew out, we may have
# already printed SOMETHING. Can't help that without a much more
# thorough fix. Our majority case here is a blowout from BZ
# where a Product/Component went away, ala bug 1326233.
print "$_\n";
};
exit $current_state;
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