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mod_measure_process: Report the enforced limit
The soft limit is what the kernel actually enforces, while the hard
limit is is how far you can change the soft limit without privileges.
Unless the process dynamically adjusts the soft limit, knowing the hard
limit is not as useful as knowing the soft limit.
Reporting the soft limit and the number of in-use FDs allows placing
alerts on expressions like 'process_open_fds / process_max_fds >= 0.95'
author | Kim Alvefur <zash@zash.se> |
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date | Tue, 18 Jan 2022 18:55:20 +0100 |
parents | d0ca211e1b0e |
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-- Source code taken from https://github.com/britzl/deftest -- Released under the MIT License. Copyright (c) 2009-2012 Norman Clarke. --- Provides the ability to mock any module. -- @usage -- -- mock.mock(sys) -- -- -- specifying return values -- sys.get_sys_info.returns({my_data}) -- ... -- local sys_info = sys.get_sys_info() -- will be my_data -- assert(sys.get_sys_info.calls == 1) -- call counting -- ... -- local sys_info = sys.get_sys_info() -- original response as we are now out of mocked answers -- assert(sys.get_sys_info.calls == 2) -- call counting -- ... -- -- -- specifying a replacement function -- sys.get_sys_info.replace(function () return my_data end) -- -- ... -- local sys_info = sys.get_sys_info() -- will be my_data -- assert(sys.get_sys_info.calls == 3) -- call counting -- ... -- local sys_info = sys.get_sys_info() -- will still be my_data -- assert(sys.get_sys_info.calls == 4) -- call counting -- ... -- -- -- cleaning up -- mock.unmock(sys) -- restore the sys library again local mock = {} --- Mock the specified module. -- Mocking the module extends the functions it contains with the ability to have their logic overridden. -- @param module module to mock -- @usage -- -- -- mock module x -- mock.mock(x) -- -- -- make x.f return 1, 2 then the original value -- x.f.returns({1, 2}) -- print(x.f()) -- prints 1 -- -- -- make x.f return 1 forever -- x.f.replace(function () return 1 end) -- while true do print(x.f()) end -- prints 1 forever -- -- -- counting calls -- assert(x.f.calls > 0) -- -- -- return to original state of module x -- mock.unmock(x) -- function mock.mock(module) assert(module, "You must provide a module to mock") for k,v in pairs(module) do if type(v) == "function" then local mock_fn = { calls = 0, answers = {}, repl_fn = nil, orig_fn = v, params = {} } function mock_fn.returns(...) local arg_length = select("#", ...) assert(arg_length > 0, "You must provide some answers") local args = { ... } if arg_length == 1 then mock_fn.answers = args[1] else mock_fn.answers = args end end function mock_fn.always_returns(answer) mock_fn.repl_fn = function() return answer end end function mock_fn.replace(repl_fn) mock_fn.repl_fn = repl_fn end function mock_fn.original(...) return mock_fn.orig_fn(...) end function mock_fn.restore() mock_fn.repl_fn = nil end local mt = { __call = function (mock_fn, ...) mock_fn.calls = mock_fn.calls + 1 local arg = {...} if #arg > 0 then for i=1,#arg do mock_fn.params[i] = arg[i] end end if mock_fn.answers[1] then local result = mock_fn.answers[1] table.remove(mock_fn.answers, 1) return result elseif mock_fn.repl_fn then return mock_fn.repl_fn(...) else return v(...) end end } setmetatable(mock_fn, mt) module[k] = mock_fn end end end --- Remove the mocking capabilities from a module. -- @param module module to remove mocking from function mock.unmock(module) assert(module, "You must provide a module to unmock") for k,v in pairs(module) do if type(v) == "table" then if v.orig_fn then module[k] = v.orig_fn end end end end return mock