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Computing the Bundle Content Payload Size for ZENworks 7.x Linux Management

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Introduction



ZENworks 7.x Linux Management allows to create Bundles that contains several imported software packages or files of definite sizes. The bundle has property such as name, description, target files, version, type, and imported file count. As part of this solution, before performing ZENworks bundle deployment to the managed devices user can obtain its content size (in KB), based on its bundle type, version and packages target




Problem



ZENworks Bundle does not provide the payload content size of its imported files for a given bundle type, deployed version and target packages. The bundle containing collection of softwares or files can be of varying size ranging from few KBs to MBs. The bundle content size is approximate summation of all its imported files size. The payload size of bundle grows in case of OS update or patches to even few GBs. Distribution of these assigned bundle’s content with varying payload data from the ZLM server to the multiple managed devices can be time-intensive, depending on assignment to the group of devices at different geographical locations with limited bandwidth for network communication. The bundle content size information allows to effectively plan the schedule of its deployment and subsequent installation on the managed devices, thus allowing to manage the content download rate, and balance load on the ZLM server during the period.




System Environment


The solution to compute the ZENworks bundle content size, is applicable to the ZENworks 7.2 Linux Management and the ZENworks 7.3 Linux Management servers with Postgres as its embedded datastore.




Solution









Instructions




  • This script will provide the content size (in KB) for the ZENworks bundle of type package, you-patch or file .

  • The supported bundle types are package ,you-patch and file . The package type is equivalent to RPM Package Bundle, you-patch type is equivalent to YaST Online Update(YOU) Patch Bundle and file type is for File Bundle. The default value for bundle type is package. It is an optional argument.

  • User should provide the bundle name, version and bundle type and its folder path in zlman semantics.

  • Target is target platform of the packages present in the RPM Package, YOU Patch or File bundle. It is an optional argument.



Note:

-The data provided may not be consistent if bundles of given type exists with duplicate names.

-The size of bundle metadata is not included in the total bundle content size.

-For remotely hosted postgres database, user may need to provide appropriate arguments for all the psql commands in the script.

eg psql -d zenworks -U zenadmin -h <hostip> -p 5432 -c " .. " ;

- If prompted for postgres database connection password, provide this from the hibernate.cfg.xml at /etc/opt/novell/zenworks/ path.



Steps


Do the following on the ZLM Primary Server:




  1. Copy the content of the below script to a file say bundle_size.sh.

  • Set the /root/.zlmanrc file to username as administrator and its password, to the skip interactive prompt.

  • Ensure that /root/.pgpass is set with database connection.password from the /etc/opt/novell/zenworks/hibernate.cfg.xml file. If prompted, provide this password for local/remote postgres connection.

  • Run the script on the zlm server as per the usage syntax given below.




Script



Usage:

sh bundle_size.sh -f [bundle-folder-path] -b [bundle-name] -o [bundle-type] -t [target]



Example:

sh bundle_size.sh -f SLES10-SP3-Folder -b SLES10-SP3-Online-bundle -o package -t target






#!/bin/bash
usage()
{
echo USAGE:
echo -e "${BOLD}sh" $0 -f [bundle-folder-path] -b [bundle-name] -o [bundle-type] -t [target] -h ${NORMAL}
echo "For example : sh $0 -f SLES10-Folder -b SLES10-bundle -o package ( or file ) -t target(optional) "
echo "Use zlman bl [folder ] to list the bundles present on the server "
echo ""
exit 1
}

RED='\033[31m'
GREEN='\033[32m'
YELLOW='\033[33m'
BOLD='\033[1m'
NORMAL='\033[m'

if [ $# -ne 2 ] && [ $# -ne 4 ] && [ $# -ne 6 ] && [ $# -ne 8 ]; then
usage
fi
bundle_type=""
if [ $# -ne 0 ] ; then
while getopts :b:f:o:t:h option
do
case "$option" in
b) bundle_name="$OPTARG";;
o) bundle_type="$OPTARG";;
t) target="$OPTARG";;
f) path="$OPTARG";;
h) usage;;
?) usage
esac
done
fi

verify_target()
{
supportedTargets=$(/opt/novell/zenworks/bin/zlman tl )
for supportedTarget in $supportedTargets; do
if [ $target == $supportedTarget ]; then
return 1
fi
done
return 0
}

if [ -z $bundle_type ]; then
bundle_type="package"
fi

if [ ! -z $target ]; then
verify_target $target
if [ $? == 0 ]; then
echo -e "${RED}Error: Specified target \"$target\" is not supported by your ZLM server${NORMAL}\n"
exit
fi
fi
echo ""

echo -e " The bundle [${BOLD}$bundle_name${NORMAL}] has following version(s) of the supported types :${GREEN}"
zlman blv "$path/$bundle_name"

if [ $? -gt 0 ]
then
echo -e "${RED}Failure: Could not run \"zlman blv\" command on the server${NORMAL} !"
exit 1
fi
echo -e "${NORMAL}"
while true ;
do
echo -n " Enter one of the above bundle version : "
read version
echo ""

if [ ! -z $version ] && [ ! -z $target ];
then

if [ "$bundle_type" == "package" ] || [ "$bundle_type" == "you-patch" ]; then

psql -d zenworks -U zenadmin -c "select count(*) from zen_package where pkgid in ( select bp.pkgid from bundle_package bp , zen_bundle b where b.bndlid=bp.bndlid and b.name='$bundle_name' and b.version='$version' and b.type='$bundle_type') and ( pkgmgr='managedrpm' or pkgmgr = 'patchrpm') and osid in(select osid from os_targets where name in ('$target' ) )" > /tmp/bunpack
if [ $? -gt 0 ]
then
echo -e "${RED}Failure: Could not fetch from database${NORMAL} "
exit 1
fi

psql -d zenworks -U zenadmin -c "select sum(filesize/1024) as filesize_kb from zen_package where pkgid in ( select bp.pkgid from bundle_package bp , zen_bundle b where b.bndlid=bp.bndlid and b.name='$bundle_name' and b.version='$version' and b.type='$bundle_type') and ( pkgmgr='managedrpm' or pkgmgr='patchrpm' ) and osid in(select osid from os_targets where name in ('$target' ) )" > /tmp/bunsize
if [ $? -gt 0 ]
then
echo -e "${RED}Failure: Could not fetch from database${NORMAL} "
exit 1
fi
elif [ "$bundle_type" == "file" ]; then

psql -d zenworks -U zenadmin -c "select count(*) from unix_file where fileid in ( select fileid from bundle_file where bndlfileid in ( select bndlfile_id from bundle_file_ostarget where osid in ( select osid from os_targets where name='$target')) and fileid in ( select distinct bf.fileid from bundle_file bf, zen_bundle b where b.bndlid=bf.bndlid and b.name='$bundle_name' and b.version='$version' and b.type='$bundle_type' )) " >/tmp/bunpack

if [ $? -gt 0 ]
then
echo -e "${RED}Failure: Could not fetch from database${NORMAL} "
exit 1
fi

psql -d zenworks -U zenadmin -c "select sum(filesize)/1024 as fb_size_kb from unix_file where fileid in ( select fileid from bundle_file where bndlfileid in ( select bndlfile_id from bundle_file_ostarget where osid in ( select osid from os_targets where name='$target')) and fileid in ( select distinct bf.fileid from bundle_file bf, zen_bundle b where b.bndlid=bf.bndlid and b.name='$bundle_name' and b.version='$version' and b.type='$bundle_type' )) " >/tmp/bunsize
if [ $? -gt 0 ]
then
echo -e "${RED}Failure: Could not fetch from database${NORMAL} "
exit 1
fi
else
echo -e " ${RED}Not a supported bundle type for specified bundle version and target${NORMAL}"
fi
elif [ ! -z $version ]
then

if [ "$bundle_type" == "package" ] || [ "$bundle_type" == "you-patch" ]; then
psql -d zenworks -U zenadmin -c "select count(*) as packages from zen_package where pkgid in ( select bp.pkgid from bundle_package bp , zen_bundle b where b.bndlid=bp.bndlid and b.name='$bundle_name' and b.version='$version' and b.type='$bundle_type') and ( pkgmgr='managedrpm' or pkgmgr='patchrpm' ) " > /tmp/bunpack;
if [ $? -gt 0 ]
then
echo -e "${RED}Failure: Could not fetch from database${NORMAL} "
exit 1
fi

psql -d zenworks -U zenadmin -c "select sum((filesize/1024)) as filesize_kb from zen_package where pkgid in ( select bp.pkgid from bundle_package bp , zen_bundle b where b.bndlid=bp.bndlid and b.name='$bundle_name' and b.version='$version' and b.type='$bundle_type') and ( pkgmgr='managedrpm' or pkgmgr='patchrpm') " > /tmp/bunsize
if [ $? -gt 0 ]
then
echo -e "${RED}Failure: Could not fetch from database${NORMAL} "
exit 1
fi

elif [ "$bundle_type" == "file" ]; then

psql -d zenworks -U zenadmin -c " select count(*) from unix_file where fileid in (select distinct bf.fileid from bundle_file bf , zen_bundle b where b.bndlid=bf.bndlid and b.name='$bundle_name' and b.version='$version' and b.type='$bundle_type' ) " >/tmp/bunpack
if [ $? -gt 0 ]
then
echo -e "${RED}Failure: Could not fetch from database${NORMAL} "
exit 1
fi

psql -d zenworks -U zenadmin -c " select sum(filesize)/1024 as fb_size_kb from unix_file where fileid in (select distinct bf.fileid from bundle_file bf , zen_bundle b where b.bndlid=bf.bndlid and b.name='$bundle_name' and b.version='$version' and b.type='$bundle_type' ) " > /tmp/bunsize

if [ $? -gt 0 ]
then
echo -e "${RED}Failure: Could not fetch from database${NORMAL} "
exit 1
fi
else
echo -e " ${RED}Not a supported bundle type for specified bundle version ${NORMAL}"
fi

else
echo -e "${RED} Warning: Verify the bundle version or existing target platform for the bundle :$bundle_name' ! ${NORMAL}"
fi

bunsize=`grep "[0-9]" /tmp/bunsize | grep -v row | tr -s " "`
bunpack=`grep "[0-9]" /tmp/bunpack | grep -v row | tr -s " "`
if [ ! -z $bunsize ]
then
if [ "$bundle_type" == "package" ] ;then
bunsize=$((bunsize 1))
echo -e " ${BOLD}The bundle contains (${YELLOW}$bunpack${NORMAL}${BOLD} ) $bundle_type(s) with payload size ~= ${YELLOW}$bunsize${NORMAL} ${BOLD}(KB)"
elif [ "$bundle_type" == "you-patch" ];then
bunsize=$((bunsize 1))
echo -e " ${BOLD}The $bundle_type bundle contains (${YELLOW}$bunpack${NORMAL}${BOLD} ) RPM(s) with payload size ~= ${YELLOW}$bunsize${NORMAL} ${BOLD}(KB)"

elif [ "$bundle_type" == "file" ];then
echo -e " ${BOLD}The bundle contains (${YELLOW}$bunpack${NORMAL}${BOLD} ) $bundle_type(s) with payload size ~= ${YELLOW}$bunsize${NORMAL} ${BOLD}(KB)"
else
echo ""
fi
else
echo " The bundle content payload size ~= 0 (KB)"
fi
echo ""
rm -f /tmp/bunsize
rm -f /tmp/bunpack
echo -ne " ${NORMAL}Would you like to proceed with another bundle version [y/n]? : "
read input
if [ $input == 'n' ]
then
exit 1
fi
done


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