ansible/roles/web-data-analysis/files/condense-mirrorlogs.sh
2016-05-04 17:00:23 +00:00

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#!/bin/bash
# This file is part of Fedora Project Infrastructure Ansible
# Repository.
#
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# There is a multiday delay involved in processing the logs. It
# may take up to 4 days to get the logs to the main-server. It may
# take a day to combine all the logs onto combined-httpd. So we assume
# we are 5 days behind.
NUMDAYS=5
YEAR=$(/bin/date -d "-${NUMDAYS} days" +%Y)
MONTH=$(/bin/date -d "-${NUMDAYS} days" +%m)
DAY=$(/bin/date -d "-${NUMDAYS} days" +%d)
NFSDIR=/mnt/fedora_stats/combined-http
TARGET=${NFSDIR}/latest
LOGFILE=${TARGET}/mirrors.fedoraproject.org-access.log
WORKDIR=/mnt/fedora_stats/data/
WORKFILE=${WORKDIR}/${YEAR}/${MONTH}/out-${DAY}
WEBDIR=/var/www/html/csv-reports/
mkdir -p ${WORKDIR}/${YEAR}/${MONTH}
if [[ ! -f ${LOGFILE} ]]; then
echo "No logfile found for ${YEAR}/${MONTH}/${DAY}. Please fix."
elif [[ -f ${WORKFILE} ]]; then
echo "The workfile for ${YEAR}/${MONTH}/${DAY} already existed."
else
/usr/local/bin/mirrorlist.py -o ${WORKFILE} ${LOGFILE};
fi
# So the data isn't strictly across month boundries due to the end of the logfiles
# being at 04:00 versus 23:59. Also log files might get stuck and you end up with days
# or weeks of data in a single file. Doing a continual sort clears up that.
sort -o ${WORKDIR}/${YEAR}/out-${MONTH} -S 4G -u -m ${WORKDIR}/${YEAR}/${MONTH}/out-*
sort -o ${WORKDIR}/out-${YEAR} -S 4G -u -m ${WORKDIR}/${YEAR}/out-*
awk -f /usr/local/share/web-data-analysis/mirror-data.awk ${WORKDIR}/out-${YEAR} > ${WEBDIR}/mirrordata-${YEAR}.csv
sort -o ${WEBDIR}/mirrordata-all.csv -u ${WEBDIR}/mirrordata-*.csv
gnuplot /usr/local/share/web-data-analysis/mirror-data.gp