_osd_disk_prepare.sh.tpl

#!/bin/bash

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set -ex

function osd_disk_prepare {
  if [[ -z "${OSD_DEVICE}" ]];then
    log "ERROR- You must provide a device to build your OSD ie: /dev/sdb"
    exit 1
  fi

  OSD_DEVICE=$(hardware_to_block ${OSD_DEVICE})
  OSD_DEVICE=`readlink -f ${OSD_DEVICE}`

  if [[ ! -b "${OSD_DEVICE}" ]]; then
    log "ERROR- The device pointed by OSD_DEVICE ($OSD_DEVICE) doesn't exist !"
    exit 1
  fi

  if [ ! -e $OSD_BOOTSTRAP_KEYRING ]; then
    log "ERROR- $OSD_BOOTSTRAP_KEYRING must exist. You can extract it from your current monitor by running 'ceph auth get client.bootstrap-osd -o $OSD_BOOTSTRAP_KEYRING'"
    exit 1
  fi
  timeout 10 ceph ${CLI_OPTS} --name client.bootstrap-osd --keyring $OSD_BOOTSTRAP_KEYRING health || exit 1

  # check device status first
  if ! parted --script ${OSD_DEVICE} print > /dev/null 2>&1; then
    if [[ ${OSD_FORCE_ZAP} -eq 1 ]]; then
      log "It looks like ${OSD_DEVICE} isn't consistent, however OSD_FORCE_ZAP is enabled so we are zapping the device anyway"
      ceph-disk -v zap ${OSD_DEVICE}
    else
      log "Regarding parted, device ${OSD_DEVICE} is inconsistent/broken/weird."
      log "It would be too dangerous to destroy it without any notification."
      log "Please set OSD_FORCE_ZAP to '1' if you really want to zap this disk."
      exit 1
    fi
  fi

  # then search for some ceph metadata on the disk
  if [[ "$(parted --script ${OSD_DEVICE} print | egrep '^ 1.*ceph data')" ]]; then
    if [[ ${OSD_FORCE_ZAP} -eq 1 ]]; then
      if [ -b "${OSD_DEVICE}1" ]; then
        local fs=`lsblk -fn ${OSD_DEVICE}1`
        if [ ! -z "${fs}" ]; then
          local cephFSID=`ceph-conf --lookup fsid`
          if [ ! -z "${cephFSID}" ]; then
            local tmpmnt=`mktemp -d`
            mount ${OSD_DEVICE}1 ${tmpmnt}
            if [ -f "${tmpmnt}/ceph_fsid" ]; then
              osdFSID=`cat "${tmpmnt}/ceph_fsid"`
              umount ${tmpmnt}
              if [ ${osdFSID} != ${cephFSID} ]; then
                log "It looks like ${OSD_DEVICE} is an OSD belonging to a different (or old) ceph cluster."
                log "The OSD FSID is ${osdFSID} while this cluster is ${cephFSID}"
                log "Because OSD_FORCE_ZAP was set, we will zap this device."
                ceph-disk -v zap ${OSD_DEVICE}
              else
                log "It looks like ${OSD_DEVICE} is an OSD belonging to a this ceph cluster."
                log "OSD_FORCE_ZAP is set, but will be ignored and the device will not be zapped."
                log "Moving on, trying to activate the OSD now."
                return
              fi
            else
              umount ${tmpmnt}
              log "It looks like ${OSD_DEVICE} has a ceph data partition but no FSID."
              log "Because OSD_FORCE_ZAP was set, we will zap this device."
              ceph-disk -v zap ${OSD_DEVICE}
            fi
          else
            log "Unable to determine the FSID of the current cluster."
            log "OSD_FORCE_ZAP is set, but this OSD will not be zapped."
            log "Moving on, trying to activate the OSD now."
            return
          fi
        else
          log "It looks like ${OSD_DEVICE} has a ceph data partition but no filesystem."
          log "Because OSD_FORCE_ZAP was set, we will zap this device."
          ceph-disk -v zap ${OSD_DEVICE}
        fi
      else
        log "parted says ${OSD_DEVICE}1 should exist, but we do not see it."
        log "We will ignore OSD_FORCE_ZAP and try to use the device as-is"
        log "Moving on, trying to activate the OSD now."
        return
      fi
    else
      log "INFO- It looks like ${OSD_DEVICE} is an OSD, set OSD_FORCE_ZAP=1 to use this device anyway and zap its content"
      log "You can also use the zap_device scenario on the appropriate device to zap it"
      log "Moving on, trying to activate the OSD now."
      return
    fi
  fi

  if [ "${OSD_BLUESTORE:-0}" -ne 1 ]; then
    # we only care about journals for filestore.
    if [ -n "${OSD_JOURNAL}" ]; then
      OSD_JOURNAL=$(hardware_to_block ${OSD_JOURNAL})
      if [ -b $OSD_JOURNAL ]; then
        OSD_JOURNAL=`readlink -f ${OSD_JOURNAL}`
        OSD_JOURNAL_PARTITION=`echo $OSD_JOURNAL_PARTITION | sed 's/[^0-9]//g'`
        if [ -z "${OSD_JOURNAL_PARTITION}" ]; then
          # maybe they specified the journal as a /dev path like '/dev/sdc12':
          local JDEV=`echo ${OSD_JOURNAL} | sed 's/\(.*[^0-9]\)[0-9]*$/\1/'`
          if [ -d /sys/block/`basename $JDEV`/`basename $OSD_JOURNAL` ]; then
            OSD_JOURNAL=$(dev_part ${JDEV} `echo ${OSD_JOURNAL} |\
              sed 's/.*[^0-9]\([0-9]*\)$/\1/'`)
            OSD_JOURNAL_PARTITION=${JDEV}
          fi
        else
          OSD_JOURNAL=$(dev_part ${OSD_JOURNAL} ${OSD_JOURNAL_PARTITION})
        fi
      else
        if [ -d `dirname ${OSD_JOURNAL}` ]; then
          touch ${OSD_JOURNAL}
        else
          # we COULD just attempt to create the journal path (from
          # dirname ${OSD_JOURNAL}) here, but in a container, that's likely
          # to make something that'll just disappear when the container dies.
          # better to error out and encourage the user to specify a sane path.
          log "ERROR- Journal path or device ${OSD_JOURNAL} does not exist."
          exit 1
        fi
      fi
      chown ceph. ${OSD_JOURNAL}
    else
      OSD_JOURNAL=$(dev_part ${OSD_DEVICE} 2)
    fi
    CLI_OPTS="${CLI_OPTS} --filestore"
  else
    OSD_JOURNAL=''
    CLI_OPTS="${CLI_OPTS} --bluestore"
  fi

  if [ -e "${OSD_JOURNAL}" -a "${OSD_FORCE_ZAP:-0}" -eq 1 ]; then
    # if we got here and zap is set, it's ok to wipe the journal.
    log "OSD_FORCE_ZAP is set, so we will erase the journal device ${OSD_JOURNAL}"
    if [ -b ${OSD_JOURNAL} ]; then
      if [ -z "${OSD_JOURNAL_PARTITION}" ]; then
        # it's a raw block device, nuke any existing partition table
        parted -s ${OSD_JOURNAL} mklabel msdos
      else 
        # we are likely working on a partition. Just make a filesystem on
        # the device, as other partitions may be in use so nuking the whole
        # disk isn't safe.
        mkfs -t xfs -f ${OSD_JOURNAL}
      fi
    else
      rm ${OSD_JOURNAL}
    fi
  fi

  if [[ ${OSD_DMCRYPT} -eq 1 ]]; then
    # the admin key must be present on the node
    if [[ ! -e $ADMIN_KEYRING ]]; then
      log "ERROR- $ADMIN_KEYRING must exist; get it from your existing mon"
      exit 1
    fi
    # in order to store the encrypted key in the monitor's k/v store
    ceph-disk -v prepare ${CLI_OPTS} --journal-uuid ${OSD_JOURNAL_UUID} --lockbox-uuid ${OSD_LOCKBOX_UUID} --dmcrypt ${OSD_DEVICE} ${OSD_JOURNAL}
    echo "Unmounting LOCKBOX directory"
    # NOTE(leseb): adding || true so when this bug will be fixed the entrypoint will not fail
    # Ceph bug tracker: http://tracker.ceph.com/issues/18944
    DATA_UUID=$(blkid -o value -s PARTUUID ${OSD_DEVICE}1)
    umount /var/lib/ceph/osd-lockbox/${DATA_UUID} || true
  else
    ceph-disk -v prepare ${CLI_OPTS} --journal-uuid ${OSD_JOURNAL_UUID} ${OSD_DEVICE} ${OSD_JOURNAL}
  fi

  # watch the udev event queue, and exit if all current events are handled
  udevadm settle --timeout=600
}