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weave-scope/probe/host/tagger.go
Paul Bellamy a9807da0bb WIP -- deprecating host node id
It represents which probe the _thing_ was seen from, but in many cases
(container images, deployments, replicasets, services), it may have come
from several probes. We have previously conflated it to determine which
host a thing _lives on_, which it may not even have (deployments,
replica sets, services), or it may have multiple (container images).

The idea is to separate those two usages. We should convert HostNodeID
to a set of HostNodeIDs, and use that to determine which probes have
reported the thing. For determining which host a thing lives on we
should use the Parents field which we already have, but might need
extending to handle Endpoints/etc...
2016-05-12 15:28:25 +01:00

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package host
import (
"github.com/weaveworks/scope/report"
)
// Tagger tags each node in each topology of a report with the origin host
// node ID of this (probe) host. Effectively, a foreign key linking every node
// in every topology to an origin host node in the host topology.
type Tagger struct {
hostNodeID string
}
// NewTagger tags each node with a foreign key linking it to its origin host
// in the host topology.
func NewTagger(hostID string) Tagger {
return Tagger{
hostNodeID: report.MakeHostNodeID(hostID),
}
}
// Name of this tagger, for metrics gathering
func (Tagger) Name() string { return "Host" }
// Tag implements Tagger.
func (t Tagger) Tag(r report.Report) (report.Report, error) {
var (
sets = report.EmptySets.Add(report.HostNodeIDs, report.MakeStringSet(t.hostNodeID))
parents = report.EmptySets.Add(report.Host, report.MakeStringSet(t.hostNodeID))
)
// Explicitly don't tag Endpoints and Addresses - These topologies include pseudo nodes,
// and as such do their own host tagging
for _, topology := range []report.Topology{r.Process, r.Container, r.ContainerImage, r.Host, r.Overlay, r.Pod} {
for _, node := range topology.Nodes {
topology.AddNode(node.WithParents(parents))
}
}
for _, topology := range r.Topologies() {
for _, node := range topology.Nodes {
topology.AddNode(node.WithSets(sets))
}
}
return r, nil
}