This article describes how to add a new custom script and execute the script through Ambari. In this article, I took a simple use case to install kerberos packages through custom scripts. 1) Below is the code to install kerberos packages (install_kerberos_package.py) #!/usr/bin/env python
from resource_management import Script, Execute, format
from ambari_commons.os_check import OSCheck
from resource_management.core import shell
from resource_management.core.logger import Logger
class InstallKerberosPackage(Script):
def actionexecute(self, env):
config = Script.get_config()
structured_output = {}
cmd = self.get_install_cmd()
Logger.info("Installing Kerberos Package")
code, output = shell.call(cmd, sudo = True)
if 0 == code:
structured_output["install_kerberos_package"] = {"exit_code" : 0, "message": format("Packages installed successfully")}
else:
structured_output["install_kerberos_package"] = {"exit_code": code, "message": "Failed to install packages! {0}".format(str(output))}
self.put_structured_out(structured_output)
def get_install_cmd(self):
if OSCheck.is_redhat_family():
Logger.info("Installing kerberos package for the RedHat OS family");
return ("/usr/bin/yum", "install", "-y", "krb5-server", "krb5-libs", "krb5-workstation")
elif OSCheck.is_suse_family():
Logger.info("Installing kerberos package for the SUSE OS family");
return ('/usr/bin/zypper', '-n','install', 'krb5', 'krb5-server', 'krb5-client')
elif OSCheck.is_ubuntu_family():
Logger.info("Installing kerberos package for the Ubuntu OS family");
return ('/usr/bin/apt-get', 'install', '-y', 'krb5-kdc', 'krb5-admin-server')
else:
raise Exception("Unsupported OS family: '{0}' ".format(OSCheck.get_os_family()))
if __name__ == "__main__":
InstallKerberosPackage().execute() 2) Save the file with install_kerberos_package.py and put it in the custom actions folder of ambari and change the permissions cp install_kerberos_package.py /var/lib/ambari-server/resources/custom_actions/scripts/
chmod 755 /var/lib/ambari-server/resources/custom_actions/scripts/install_kerberos_package.py
chown root:root /var/lib/ambari-server/resources/custom_actions/scripts/install_kerberos_package.py 3) The next step is to add the definition for this action. Open the file system_action_definitions.xml located under "/var/lib/ambari-server/resources/custom_action_definitions/" folder using your favourite editor and add the below content alertDefinitions tag <actionDefinition>
<actionName>install_kerberos_package</actionName>
<actionType>SYSTEM</actionType>
<inputs></inputs>
<targetService/>
<targetComponent/>
<defaultTimeout>60</defaultTimeout>
<description>Install kerberos packages</description>
<targetType>ALL</targetType>
<permissions>HOST.ADD_DELETE_COMPONENTS, HOST.ADD_DELETE_HOSTS, SERVICE.ADD_DELETE_SERVICES</permissions>
</actionDefinition> Note: You can add comma separated inputs if you need any inputs for the script. 4) Now that the action is defined, restart ambari server for the changes to reflect. ambari-server restart 5) Check if your action is listed by calling the Ambari REST API. curl -u <username>:<password> "http://<ambari-host>:<ambari-port>/api/v1/actions" 6) Now you are ready to run the custom script which you have created. curl -u <username>:<password> -X POST -H 'X-Requested-By:ambari' -d'{"RequestInfo":{"context":"Execute an action", "action" : "install_kerberos_package", "service_name" : "", "component_name":"", "hosts":"<comma-separated-hosts>"}}' http://<ambari-host>:<ambari-port>/api/v1/clusters/<cluster-name>/requests You can check the output in the Ambari UI. Please check the screenshot(sample-output.png) for reference
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