legoo is a collection of automation modules to build analytics infrastructure consists CSV, MySQL, Hive and HBase (incubating). It's written in Python and provides ease of programming, flexibility, transparency, and extensibility.
I refer CSV as plain text file with delimiters such as comma, tab, etc.
There are tools already such as MySQL LOAD INFILE, Apache Sqoop etc. Then why reinvent the wheel?
Let me start with MySQL LOAD INFILE limitations that load CSV into MySQL. First, target table must be pre defined. This would be a challenge if there were a lot of fields in CSV. For instance, we have CSV from salesforce having 200+ columns. Creating MySQL DDL with appropriate column length is frustrating to say the least; second, user need to memorize the load infile syntax with variious opitons, i.e. local, ignore lines, optionally enclosed by etc; Third, lacking of verification on CSV line count to table row count;
To transfer data between Hive and MySQL, Apache Sqoop from Cloudera is the best tool available. However, as of 4/1/2013, the performance did not meet my expectations; It crashed when there is carriage return or hive keywords (i.e. location) in MySQL source data; User can not set the Hive cluster dynamically; It can not create MySQL table dynamically when export Hive table to MySQL; Nor support CSV to Hive; only connect to Hive DB default; can not specify mapred job priority; the list goes on and on and on and on.
Out of frustration and desperation, legoo created! Overtime, more modules added, such as MySQL and Hive client, dependency handling, QA, notification etc.
for ease of programming, I created modules, which are wrapper scripts with python function call.
Here is the high level view of ETL architecture and modules. More details covered in Legoo modules.
- Install
PythonmoduleMySQLdb. - Create /data/tmp to store temporary files.
- Hive configuration
- find path for
Hive Pythonclient and add tosys.pathif different than default location:/usr/lib/hive/lib/py - To avoid
hdfsfile permission conflict especially forHivepartition tables, start thrift serverHiveServeronHivecluster using the same user as legoo user. - Set up
SSHlogin without password from serverlegoomodules being run toHivecluster. Typical setup: runlegoomodules fromcommand centerserver which reference remoteMySQLservers and remoteHivecluster.
- find path for
modules have been tested on Python 2.6, Python 2.7, , MySQL 5.1, Hive 0.7, and Hive 0.10. This document assumes you are using a Linux or Linux-like environment.
Run unit test test/unittest_legoo.py for functional testing. Sample csv census_population.csv was used to load into MySQL and Hive table. User need to supply Hive and MySQL enviroment variables under section setUp
To use legoo modules, you specify the module you want to use and the options that control the module. All modules ship with a help module. If error encountered or internal test failed, exception thrown, return_code set to 1, then control returned back to calling process. To display help with all avaialble options and sample usages, enter: module_name -h or module_name --help I will go over each of those modules briefly in turn.
csv_dump is a CSV viewer with options for --delimiter and --line_number. It maps each field value to field name defined in header; print them out vertically with line number and column number. csv_dump allows user to dig into the middle of file with --line_number option. It is extremely handy to investigate data issues in a large CSV file having tons of fields.
$ csv_dump -h
Usage: csv_dump [options]
Options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-d, --csv_delimiter csv file delimiter, default: [tab]
-l, --lines number of lines to dump out, default: [2]
-n, --line_number starting line number to dump out, default: [2]
$ csv_dump -d 'tab' -n 505 /data/tmp/dim_listing_delta.csv
Line number <<<< [505]
[c001] legacy_listing_id ==>> [987654321]
[c002] legacy_property_id ==>> [123456789]
[c003] legacy_address_hash ==>> [NULL]
[c004] agent_id ==>> [NULL]
[c005] agent_name ==>> [John Doe]
[c006] agent_email ==>> [[email protected]]
[c007] agent_alternate_email ==>> [NULL]
[c008] agent_phone ==>> [435-123-4567]
[c010] feed_id ==>> [3799]
[c011] broker_id ==>> [NULL]
[c012] broker_name ==>> [D&B Real Estate Cedar City]
[c013] status ==>> [For Sale]
[c014] mls_id ==>> [41773]
[c015] mls_name ==>> [Online Office]
[c016] listing_price ==>> [1800]
[c017] start_date_key ==>> [20110826]
[c018] end_date_key ==>> [99999999]
[c019] md5_checksum ==>> [e9182549fb921ce935acd2d80a1f7a7d]
[c020] hive_date_key ==>> [20130530]
... [more columns here] ...
csv_to_mysql load CSV to target MySQL table with options --mysql_create_table, --mysql_truncate_table, --csv_delimiter, --csv_header, --csv_optionally_enclosed_by etc. when --mysql_create_table set to 'Y', DDL generated from CSV header, column length calculated by scanning the file, and finally run the DDL on target MySQL server to create table. Non zero RC returned and exception raised for errors like CSV count not match table count
$ csv_to_mysql -h
Usage: csv_to_mysql [options] sample.csv
Options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--mysql_ini mysql initial file for user, password and default db,default: [mysql.ini]
--mysql_host target mysql host. default: [bidbs]
--mysql_user mysql user, if not specified, get user from mysql_ini
--mysql_password mysql password, if not specified, get password from mysql_ini
--mysql_db target mysql database. default: [bi_staging]
--mysql_table target mysql table name
--mysql_create_table mysql create table flag [Y|N]. default: [N]
--mysql_truncate_table mysql truncate table flag [Y|N]. default: [N]
--csv_delimiter delimiter for csv file. default: [tab]
--csv_header header flag for csv file. default: [Y]
--csv_optionally_enclosed_by csv_optionally enclosed_by for csv file
--max_rows number of rows in csv file scanned to find column length
-q --quiet --silent OPTIONAL: suppress messages to stdout. default: [N]
-d --debug OPTIONAL: debug flag [Y|N], default: [N]
example: generate MySQL DDL from CSV header, create table based on DDL, then load data. note: omitted options take on default value. there are ~250 fields in CSV. Imagine creating DDL yourself.
$ csv_to_mysql --mysql_create_table='y' --mysql_table='tmp_opp' test/opportunity2.csv
[INFO] [test/opportunity2.csv] line count ==>> [999] lines
[INFO] running mysql query on [bidbs]:[bi_staging] ==>> [CREATE TABLE tmp_opp (
AccountId VARCHAR(18),
Accounting_Approval__c VARCHAR(0),
Ad_History__c VARCHAR(53),
Ad_Server__c VARCHAR(0),
Agent_Contract_Length__c VARCHAR(6),
Agent_Name_formula__c VARCHAR(37),
Agent_Opportunity_Ranking__c VARCHAR(0),
AGENT_PHI_Score__c VARCHAR(6),
Agent_Phone__c VARCHAR(25),
AGENT_primary_target_Id_c__c VARCHAR(5),
Agent_Product_Type__c VARCHAR(4),
Agent_Referral__c VARCHAR(0),
AGENT_target_Id_csv_c__c VARCHAR(0),
AGENT_Target_Locations__c VARCHAR(1641),
Agent_ZiP__c VARCHAR(0),
Allocation_Type__c VARCHAR(11),
AM_Notes__c VARCHAR(0),
AM_Urgency__c VARCHAR(0),
Amount VARCHAR(9),
... [250 columns here] ...
ZSO_Type__c VARCHAR(15)
);]
[INFO] running mysql query on [bidbs]:[bi_staging] ==>> [LOAD DATA LOCAL INFILE 'test/opportunity2.csv'
INTO TABLE tmp_opp
FIELDS TERMINATED BY '\t' IGNORE 1 LINES]
[INFO] running mysql query on [bidbs]:[bi_staging] ==>> [select count(*) from bi_staging.tmp_opp;]
[INFO] mysql table [bidbs]:[bi_staging].[tmp_opp] row count ==>> [999]
[INFO] file [test/opportunity2.csv] successfully loaded to mysql table [bidbs]:[bi_staging].[tmp_opp]
csv_to_hive load CSV into remote Hive cluster. When option --hive_create_table set to 'Y', DDL generated from CSV header to create Hive table.
$ csv_to_hive -h
Usage: csv_to_hive [options]
Options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--hive_node target hive node. default: [namenode1]
--hive_port target hive port number. default: 10000
--hive_db target hive db. default: [staging]
--hive_table hive table name. default: created from csv file name
--hive_partition partition name i.e. date_int=20130428
--hive_create_table CREATE_TABLE flag for hive table DDL. default: [Y]
--hive_overwrite OVERWRITE flag for hive table loading.default: [Y]
--csv_header csv_header flag csv file default: [Y]
--remove_carriage_return remove carriage return from mysql source table. default: [N]
--csv_delimiter delimiter for csv file, default: [tab]
-q --quiet --silent suppress messages to stdout. default: [N]
-d --debug debug flag [Y|N], default: [N]
example: generate Hive DDL from CSV header, create table based on DDL, then load data to table in staging db on Hive cluster . note: omitted options take on default value. For CSV haveing ~250 fields, imagine creating MySQL DDL yourself.
$ csv_to_hive --hive_create_table='Y' --hive_table='tmp_opp' test/opportunity2.csv
[INFO] running hive query on [namenode1]:[staging] ==>> [DROP TABLE IF EXISTS tmp_opportunity2]
[INFO] running hive query on [namenode1]:[staging] ==>> [CREATE TABLE tmp_opportunity2 (
AccountId string,
Accounting_Approval__c string,
Ad_History__c string,
Ad_Server__c string,
Agent_Contract_Length__c string,
Agent_Name_formula__c string,
Agent_Opportunity_Ranking__c string,
AGENT_PHI_Score__c string,
Agent_Phone__c string,
AGENT_primary_target_Id_c__c string,
Agent_Product_Type__c string,
Agent_Referral__c string,
AGENT_target_Id_csv_c__c string,
AGENT_Target_Locations__c string,
Agent_ZiP__c string,
Allocation_Type__c string,
AM_Notes__c string,
AM_Urgency__c string,
Amount string,
... [ 250 columns here ] ...
ZSO_Type__c string
)
ROW FORMAT DELIMITED FIELDS TERMINATED BY '\011'
STORED AS TEXTFILE]
[INFO] running hdfs clean up ==>> [ssh namenode1 '. .bash_profile; hadoop fs -rm /tmp/tmp_opportunity2 2>/dev/null']
[INFO] running csv upload to hdfs ==>> [tail -n +2 test/opportunity2.csv | ssh namenode1 'hadoop fs -put - /tmp/tmp_opportunity2']
[INFO] running hive query on [namenode1]:[staging] ==>> [load data inpath '/tmp/tmp_opportunity2' overwrite into table tmp_opportunity2]
[INFO] running hive query on [namenode1]:[staging] ==>> [SELECT count(*) from tmp_opportunity2]
[INFO] [tmp_opportunity2] row count ==>> [999] rows
[INFO] [test/opportunity2.csv] line count ==>> [999] lines
[INFO] file [test/opportunity2.csv] successfully loaded to hive table [namenode1]:[staging].[tmp_opportunity2]
[INFO] running hive query on [namenode1]:[staging] ==>> [ALTER TABLE tmp_opportunity2 RENAME TO tmp_opp]
[INFO] running hive query on [namenode1]:[staging] ==>> [DROP TABLE IF EXISTS tmp_opportunity2]
[INFO] hive table [namenode1]:[staging].[tmp_opp] successfully built
mysql_to_hive transfer data from MySQL table or query result to Hive table with options: --mysql_quick, --mysql_table, --mysql_query, --hive_db, --hive_create_table, --hive_overwrite, --hive_table, --hive_partition, --remove_carriage_return etc. When --hive_create_table set to 'Y', Hive table created based on MySQL DDL. For large data transfer with millions rows, set option --mysql_quick to 'Y' to avoid buffering on MySQL server. option --hive_partition allows user to transfer data directly to Hive partition. --remove_carriage_return removes carriage return from the MySQL source. For column name key word clashes, column name postfix with _new automatically. Non zero RC returned and exception raised if validation failed such as row count not match from MySQL to Hive.
$ mysql_to_hive -h
Usage: mysql_to_hive [options]
Options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--mysql_ini mysql initial file for user, password and default db, default: [mysql.ini]
--mysql_host mysql host for source data, default: [bidbs]
--mysql_db mysql database for source data, default: [bi]
--mysql_user mysql user, if not specified, get user from mysql_ini
--mysql_password mysql password, if not specified, get password from mysql_ini
--mysql_quick quick option for mysql client, default:[N]
--mysql_table mysql table to be exported
--mysql_query query results to be exported
--hive_node target hive node. default: [namenode1]
--hive_port target hive port. default: 10000
--hive_db target hive db. default: [staging]
--hive_ddl hive DDL for target hive table. default created from source mysql table
--hive_create_table CREATE_TABLE flag for hive table DDL. default: [N]
--hive_overwrite OVERWRITE flag for hive table loading. default: [Y]
--hive_table hive table name. default: created from csv file name
--hive_partition partition name i.e. date_int=20130428
--remove_carriage_return remove carriage return from mysql source table. default: [N]
-q --quiet --silent suppress messages to stdout. default: [N]
-d --debug debug flag [Y|N], default: [N]
example: transfer query results from MySQL to Hive table email_archive.fe_emailrecord_archive partition (date_key=20130710) on Hive cluster. remove carriage return from the source data before transfer.
$ mysql_to_hive --mysql_host='maildb-slave' --mysql_db='Email' --mysql_table='FE_EmailRecord' --mysql_query="select f.* from Email.FE_EmailRecord f where time_stamp > '2013-05-01' and time_stamp < '2013-05-02'" --hive_table='fe_emailrecord_archive' --hive_db='email_archive' --remove_carriage_return='Y' --hive_partition="date_key=20130710"
[INFO] [mysql_to_csv][2013-11-18 10:06:08,580]:Running mysql export to csv ==>> [mysql -hmaildb-slave -uroot Email -e "select f.* from Email.FE_EmailRecord f where time_stamp > '2013-11-17' and time_stamp <= '2013-11-18'" > /data/tmp//FE_EmailRecord.csv]
[INFO] running hive query on [namenode1]:[email_archive] ==>> [desc fe_emailrecord_archive]
[INFO] running hive query on [namenode1]:[email_archive] ==>> [DROP TABLE IF EXISTS tmp_FE_EmailRecord]
[INFO] running hive query on [namenode1]:[email_archive] ==>> [CREATE TABLE tmp_FE_EmailRecord (
id string,
email_type_id string,
user_id_from string,
user_id_to string,
email_from string,
email_to string,
user_message string,
user_copied string,
create_date string,
frequency string,
account_source string,
emailSource string,
guid string,
payload_id string,
time_stamp string
)
ROW FORMAT DELIMITED FIELDS TERMINATED BY '\011'
STORED AS TEXTFILE]
[INFO] remove special chracter \ with # ==>> [tr -d '\r' < /data/tmp/FE_EmailRecord.csv > /data/tmp/FE_EmailRecord.csv2]
[INFO] running hdfs clean up ==>> [ssh namenode1 '. .bash_profile; hadoop fs -rm /tmp/tmp_FE_EmailRecord 2>/dev/null']
[INFO] running csv upload to hdfs ==>> [tail -n +2 /data/tmp/FE_EmailRecord.csv2 | ssh namenode1 'hadoop fs -put - /tmp/tmp_FE_EmailRecord']
[INFO] running hive query on [namenode1]:[email_archive] ==>> [load data inpath '/tmp/tmp_FE_EmailRecord' overwrite into table tmp_FE_EmailRecord]
[INFO] running hive query on [namenode1]:[email_archive] ==>> [SELECT count(*) from tmp_FE_EmailRecord]
[INFO] [tmp_FE_EmailRecord] row count ==>> [3735742] rows
[INFO] [/data/tmp/FE_EmailRecord.csv2] line count ==>> [3735742] lines
[INFO] file [/data/tmp/FE_EmailRecord.csv2] successfully loaded to hive table [namenode1]:[email_archive].[tmp_FE_EmailRecord].
[INFO] running hive query on [namenode1]:[email_archive] ==>> [ALTER TABLE fe_emailrecord_archive DROP IF EXISTS PARTITION (date_key=20130710)]
[INFO] running hive query on [namenode1]:[email_archive] ==>> [ALTER TABLE fe_emailrecord_archive ADD PARTITION (date_key=20130710)]
[INFO] running hive query on [namenode1]:[email_archive] ==>> [INSERT OVERWRITE TABLE fe_emailrecord_archive partition (date_key=20130710) select * from tmp_FE_EmailRecord]
[INFO] running hive query on [namenode1]:[email_archive] ==>> [DROP TABLE IF EXISTS tmp_FE_EmailRecord]
[INFO] hive table [namenode1]:[email_archive].[fe_emailrecord_archive] PARTITION (date_key=20130710) successfully built
[INFO] file [/data/tmp/FE_EmailRecord.csv] removed
[INFO] file [/data/tmp/FE_EmailRecord.csv2] removed
hive_to_mysql transfer data from Hive table or Hive query result to MySQL table. When --mysql_create_table set to 'Y', MySQL table created based on Hive table DDL. option --mysql_truncate_table allows user to truncate MySQL table first before loading. Non zero RC returned and exception raised if validation failed such as row count not match from MySQL to Hive.
$ hive_to_mysql -h
Usage: hive_to_mysql [options]
Options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--hive_node source hive node. default: [namenode1]
--hive_db source hive database. default: [staging]
--hive_table source hive table name
--hive_query free form query results to be exported
--mysql_ini mysql initial file for user, password and default db, default: [mysql.ini]
--mysql_host target mysql host, default: [bidbs]
--mysql_user mysql user, if not specified, get user from mysql_ini
--mysql_password mysql password, if not specified, get password from mysql_ini
--mysql_db target mysql database, default: [bi_staging]
--mysql_table target mysql table name
--mysql_create_table mysql create table flag [Y|N], default: [N]
--mysql_truncate_table mysql truncate table flag [Y|N], default: [N]
--csv_optionally_enclosed_by enclosed_by for csv file
--max_rows number of rows scanned to create mysql ddl
-q --quiet --silent suppress messages to stdout. default: [N]
-d --debug debug flag [Y|N], default: [N]
$ hive_to_mysql --hive_table='tmp_fpv' --mysql_table='tmp_fpv' --mysql_truncate_table='Y'
[INFO] running hive export ...
[ssh namenode1 hive -e "use staging; set hive.cli.print.header=true; select * from staging.tmp_fpv;" > /data/tmp/tmp_fpv.csv]
Hive history file=/tmp/dataproc/hive_job_log_dataproc_201307111627_1487785603.txt
OK
Time taken: 1.616 seconds
OK
Time taken: 3.42 seconds
[INFO] hive table namenode1:("use staging; set hive.cli.print.header=true; select * from staging.tmp_fpv;") exported to /data/tmp/tmp_fpv.csv ...
[INFO] [/data/tmp/tmp_fpv.csv] line count ==>> [689364] lines
[INFO] running mysql query on [bidbs]:[bi_staging] ==>> [TRUNCATE TABLE bi_staging.tmp_fpv]
[INFO] running mysql query on [bidbs]:[bi_staging] ==>> [LOAD DATA LOCAL INFILE '/data/tmp/tmp_fpv.csv'
INTO TABLE tmp_fpv
FIELDS TERMINATED BY '\t' IGNORE 1 LINES]
[INFO] running mysql query on [bidbs]:[bi_staging] ==>> [select count(*) from bi_staging.tmp_fpv;]
[INFO] mysql table [bidbs]:[bi_staging].[tmp_fpv] row count ==>> [689364]
[INFO] file [/data/tmp/tmp_fpv.csv] successfully loaded to mysql table [bidbs]:[bi_staging].[tmp_fpv]
[INFO] file [/data/tmp/tmp_fpv.csv] removed
mysql_to_csv export MySQL table or MySQL query result to TSV.
$ mysql_to_csv -h
Usage: mysql_to_csv [options]
Options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--mysql_ini mysql initial file for user, password and default db, default: [mysql.ini]
--mysql_host mysql host for source data, default: [bidbs]
--mysql_db mysql database for source data, default: [bi]
--mysql_user mysql user, if not specified, get user from mysql_ini
--mysql_password mysql password, if not specified, get password from mysql_ini
--mysql_quick mysql quick for large volume data
--mysql_table mysql table to be exported
--mysql_query query results to be exported
--csv_dir dir for csv file to be exported, default: [/data/tmp]
--csv_file the csv file to be exported, default: [table_name.csv]
-q --quiet --silent suppress messages to stdout. default: [N]
-d --debug debug flag [Y|N], default: [N]
mysql_to_csv --mysql_host='bidbs' --mysql_db='salesforce' --mysql_table='opportunity' --mysql_quick='Y' --mysql_query='select * from opportunity limit 10000' --csv_dir='/data/tmp'
mysql_to_csv --mysql_host='bidbs' --mysql_db='bi' --mysql_table='dim_time' --csv_dir='/data/tmp'
hive_to_csv export Hive table or Hive query result to TSV.
$ hive_to_csv -h
Usage: hive_to_csv [options]
Options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--hive_node source hive node. default: [namenode1]
--hive_db source hive database. default: [staging]
--hive_table source hive table name
--hive_query free form query results to be exported
--csv_dir dir for tsv
--csv_file export hive [table | query results] to tsv
-q --quiet --silent suppress messages to stdout. default: [N]
-d --debug debug flag [Y|N], default: [N]
hive_to_csv --hive_node='namenode1' --hive_db='bi' --hive_table='dim_time' --hive_query='select * from dim_time limit 1000' --csv_dir='/data/tmp/'
hive_to_csv --hive_node='namenode1' --hive_db='bi' --hive_table='dim_time' --csv_dir='/tmp/' --csv_file='dim_time2.csv'
execute_mysql_query run mysql query on remote MySQL server and return the results.
$ execute_mysql_query -h
Usage: execute_mysql_query [options]
Options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--mysql_host mysql host. default: [namehost1]
--mysql_db mysql db. default: [staging]
--mysql_user mysql user, if not specified, get user from mysql_ini
--mysql_password mysql password, if not specified, get password from mysql_ini
--mysql_query mysql query
--row_count row_count default: [N]
-q --quiet --silent suppress messages to stdout. default: [N]
-d --debug debug flag [Y|N], default: [N]
execute_mysql_query --mysql_host='bidbs' --mysql_db='bi_staging' --mysql_user='root' --mysql_query='desc tmp_visit'
INFO :[legoo][execute_mysql_query][2013-10-29 10:51:42,850]:running mysql query on [bidbs]:[bi_staging] ==>> [desc tmp_visit]
(('date_key', 'varchar(8)', 'YES', 'MUL', None, ''),
('email_type_id', 'int(11)', 'NO', '', '0', ''),
('visit_www', 'decimal(33,0)', 'YES', '', None, ''),
('visit_mobile', 'decimal(33,0)', 'YES', '', None, ''),
('visit_total', 'decimal(33,0)', 'YES', '', None, ''))
example: run table count [select count(*) from tmp_visit] on [bidbs].[bi_staging] and return tuple (rows_affected, number_of_rows)
execute_mysql_query --mysql_host='bidbs' --mysql_db='bi_staging' --mysql_user='root' --mysql_query='select count(*) from tmp_visit' --row_count='Y'
INFO :[legoo][execute_mysql_query][2013-10-29 10:55:00,346]:running mysql query on [bidbs]:[bi_staging] ==>> [select count(*) from tmp_visit]
1
467
execute_mysql_query --mysql_host='bidbs' --mysql_db='bi_staging' --mysql_user='root' --mysql_query='drop table if exists tmp_visit'
execute_hive_query run hive query on remote Hive server and return the results.
$ execute_hive_query -h
Usage: execute_hive_query [options]
Options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--hive_node hive node. default: [namenode2s]
--hive_port hive port number. default: 10000
--hive_db hive db. default: [staging]
--hive_query hive query
--mapred_job_priority map reduce job priority [VERY_HIGH, HIGH, NORMAL, LOW, VERY_LOW]. default: [NORMAL]
-q --quiet --silent suppress messages to stdout. default: [N]
-d --debug debug flag [Y|N], default: [N]
execute_hive_query --hive_node='namenode2s' --hive_db='staging' --hive_query='desc top50_ip'
INFO:[legoo][execute_remote_hive_query][2013-10-29 11:35:02,448]:running hive query on [namenode2s]:[staging] ==>> [desc top50_ip]
date_key string
hour string
site string
ip_addr string
domain_info string
url_part string
cnt_over_2500 string
execute_hive_query --hive_node='namenode2s' --hive_db='staging' --hive_query='select * from top50_ip limit 10'
INFO :[legoo][execute_remote_hive_query][2013-10-29 11:35:31,117]:running hive query on [namenode2s]:[staging] ==>> [select * from top50_ip limit 10]
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20131029 8 api - unable to determine NULL 5726
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wait_for_file check if file exists and modified time after mtime_after. if not, retry based on sleep_interval, num_retry, stop_at
$ ./wait_for_file -h
Usage:
check if file exists and mtime after [mtime_after].
if not, retry based on [sleep_interval], [num_retry], [stop_at]
=================================================================================
wait_for_file -s 10 -a '2013-10-10 13:44' -n 20 -f test.txt -m '2013-10-10 13:51'
=================================================================================
Options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-s --sleep_interval sleep for approximately s seconds between iterations. default: [60]
-n --num_retry number of retry
-m --mtime_after file modified after datetime [yyyy-mm-dd hh:mm]. i.e. [2013-10-08 14:30]
-a --stop_at stop checking file at datetime [yyyy-mm-dd hh:mm]. i.e. [2013-10-08 15:30]
-f --file file name
-q --quiet --silent suppress messages to stdout. default: [N]
-d --debug debug flag [Y|N], default: [N]
wait_for_table check if table exists and has updated after update_after. otherwise, retry based on sleep_interval, num_retry and/or stop_at
$ ./wait_for_table -h
Usage:
check if table exists and has updated after [update_after]
if not, retry based on [sleep_interval], [num_retry] and/or [stop_at]
NOTE:
1. need access to INFORMATION_SCHEMA.TABLES to retrieve update_time
2. option [stop_at] i.e. [2013-10-08 15:30], together with [update_after]
i.e. [2013-10-09 14:25], define the table wait window
3. option [ETL_TABLE] and [ETL_JOB] are trulia specific which retrive table last update
from proprietary [AUDIT_JOB] database
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./wait_for_table --mysql_table='tmp_dim_property' --update_after='2013-10-10 16:07' --sleep_interval=10 --num_retry=20 --stop_at='2013-10-10 16:12' --debug='Y'
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Options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--mysql_host target mysql host. default: [bidbs]
--mysql_db target mysql database. default: [bi_staging]
--mysql_user mysql user
--mysql_password mysql password
--mysql_table mysql table name
--update_after mysql table modified after datetime [yyyy-mm-dd hh:mm] i.e. [2013-10-09 14:25]
--etl_table mysql table name. WARNING: TRULIA proprietary
--etl_job job name. WARNING: TRULIA proprietary
-s --sleep_interval sleep for approximately s seconds between iterations. default: [60]
-n --num_retry number of retry
-a --stop_at stop checking file at datetime [yyyy-mm-dd hh:mm]. i.e. [2013-10-08 15:30]
-q --quiet --silent suppress messages to stdout. default: [N]
-d --debug debug flag [Y|N], default: [N]
Instead of expensive and unwieldy profiling, qa_mysql_table takes lightweight approach to check MySQL table after etl.
$ qa_mysql_table -h
Usage:
Instead of expensive and unwieldy profiling, qa_mysql_table takes super lightweight approach
to check mysql table after etl:
compare mysql query result counts to threshhold_value using comparison_operator
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# check if: 1) one row created 2) interest_rate > 0 for 20131027 build
qa_mysql_table --mysql_db='bi' --mysql_host='bidbs' --mysql_user='root'
--mysql_query='select count(*) from fact_mortgage_rate where interest_rate > 0 and date_key = 20131027'
--comparison_operator='=' --threshhold_value=1
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# check if each colunm populated which has different source for 20131027 build.
# expand the where clause if necessary
qa_mysql_table --mysql_db='bi' --mysql_host='bidbs' --mysql_user='root'
--mysql_query='select count(*) from agg_zip_stat_daily where date_key=20131027 and zip=94103
and for_sale_median_price > 0 and num_listing >0 and pdp_android_property_view_cnt
--comparison_operator='>' --threshhold_value=1
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# for monster table, check if partition populated with expected rows
# fact_property_view_anonymous has 3 billions rows partitioned on date_key
# check if partition 20131027 populated with more than 2 million rows
qa_mysql_table --mysql_db='bi' --mysql_host='bidbs' --mysql_user='root'
--mysql_query='select count(*) from fact_property_view_anonymous where date_key = 20131027
--comparison_operator='>' --threshhold_value=2000000
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Options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--mysql_host mysql host. default: [bidbs]
--mysql_db mysql db. default: [staging]
--mysql_user mysql user, if not specified, get user from mysql_ini
--mysql_password mysql password, if not specified, get password from mysql_ini
--mysql_query mysql query for QA
--comparison_operator comparison_operator [=, ==, >, >=, <, <=, <>, !=] to compare [query result] to [threshhold_value]
--threshhold_value threshhold_value
-q --quiet --silent suppress messages to stdout. default: [N]
-d -debug debug flag [Y|N], default: [N]
example: check if partition 20131027 populated with 2+ millon rows in 3 billion rows table fact_property_view_anonymous.
time qa_mysql_table --mysql_db='bi' --mysql_host='bidbs' --mysql_user='root' --mysql_query='select count(*) from fact_property_view_anonymous where date_key = 20131027' --comparison_operator='>' --threshhold_value=2000000
INFO :[legoo][execute_mysql_query][2013-10-29 14:30:54,776]:running mysql query on [bidbs]:[bi] ==>> [select count(*) from fact_property_view_anonymous where date_key = 20131027]
INFO :[legoo][qa_mysql_table][2013-10-29 14:30:55,361]:[INFO] [select count(*) from fact_property_view_anonymous where date_key = 20131027] passed test: {[2882881] [>] [2000000]}
real 0m0.639s
user 0m0.057s
sys 0m0.010s
send email in plain or html format, and attach files from list or dir
$ send_mail -h
Usage:
send email in plain or html format, and attach files from list or dir
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send_mail --sender='[email protected]' --subject='legoo email' --receivers='[email protected]' --body_html_file='/home/dataproc/bar.html' --attachment_files='csv_dump'
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Options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--smtp_server MANDATORY: smtp server name. default: [mx1.sv2.trulia.com]
--smtp_port smtp port number. default: [25]
--sender MANDATORY: sender eamil
--receivers MANDATORY: list of email recipients. i.e. '[email protected], [email protected]'
--subject email subject
--body_text OPTIONAL: text as email body
--body_text_file OPTIONAL: file used as email body
--body_html OPTIONAL: html as email body
--body_html_file OPTIONAL: html file used as email body
--attachment_files OPTIONAL: list of files as attachment
--attachment_dir OPTIONAL: attach all files (not recursively) in directory
-q, --quiet, --silent OPTIONAL: suppress messages to stdout. default: [N]
-d --debug OPTIONAL: debug flag [Y|N], default: [N]
- option
dry_run - option
escape_hive_keywordto escape hive keywords - option
config_filefor unit testing Apache HBaseclient- more ...
- Patrick Luo ([email protected])