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snmp: fix async handling#349

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@bennyz bennyz commented Mar 15, 2025

Have the callback fire an event to avoid waiting too long

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    • Improved asynchronous processing of SNMP operations with streamlined callback handling for more responsive communications.
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    • Reorganized SNMP command flow to provide clearer error notifications and a more efficient event management system.

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The changes refactor the SNMPServer class in driver.py by modifying the _snmp_set method to leverage asynchronous operations. A new callback generator (_create_snmp_callback) is introduced to handle SNMP responses, and additional methods (_setup_event_loop and _run_snmp_dispatcher) are added to manage the asyncio event loop and the SNMP dispatcher. Enhanced error handling and modular design improve the overall SNMP command execution flow.

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packages/jumpstarter-driver-snmp/…/driver.py - Modified _snmp_set to incorporate asynchronous handling using asyncio.Event and enhanced error messages.
- Added _create_snmp_callback to generate callbacks for processing SNMP responses.
- Added _setup_event_loop and _run_snmp_dispatcher for better event loop and dispatcher management.

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    participant Client
    participant SNMPServer
    participant SNMPEngine
    Client->>SNMPServer: _snmp_set(state)
    SNMPServer->>SNMPServer: _setup_event_loop()
    SNMPServer->>SNMPServer: _create_snmp_callback(result, event)
    SNMPServer->>SNMPEngine: _run_snmp_dispatcher(event)
    SNMPEngine-->>SNMPServer: SNMP response arrives
    SNMPServer->>SNMPServer: Callback updates result and sets event
    SNMPServer-->>Client: Return SNMP operation result
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packages/jumpstarter-driver-snmp/jumpstarter_driver_snmp/driver.py (6)

5-5: Import additions for new type annotations

Good addition of the necessary typing imports to support the new method signatures.


120-139: Well-structured callback generation with event signaling

The new _create_snmp_callback method is a good refactoring that encapsulates callback creation logic. It properly handles error conditions and, most importantly, signals the completion of the SNMP operation by setting the event, which is crucial for the async improvement.

The error handling is comprehensive, covering both indication errors and status errors with detailed logging.


141-149: Robust event loop setup with proper error handling

The _setup_event_loop method elegantly handles both scenarios - whether running within an existing event loop context or needing to create a new one. The returned boolean flag for tracking loop creation is important for proper cleanup later.

This addresses the situation mentioned in the past review comments about needing a new loop when not in an event loop context.


150-153: Improved dispatcher handling with async/await pattern

This new async method properly manages the SNMP dispatcher lifecycle, waiting for the response event rather than using a fixed timeout. This is more efficient and responsive, preventing the excessive waiting that was mentioned in the PR objective.

The implementation aligns with the library's recommended approach as discussed in the past review comments.


155-184: Comprehensive refactoring of SNMP command execution flow

The refactored _snmp_set method now properly integrates the asynchronous execution model with:

  1. Structured initialization of result tracking and event signaling
  2. Proper event loop management
  3. Asynchronous dispatcher execution with timeout handling
  4. Improved error reporting

The implementation properly waits for the SNMP response or times out after the configured duration, providing better responsiveness as intended by the PR.


192-193: Clean loop cleanup in finally block

Good practice to only close the loop if it was created by this method. This prevents issues that could occur if the method was called within an existing event loop context.

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@bennyz bennyz requested review from NickCao and mangelajo March 15, 2025 15:07
Comment on lines +144 to +146
except RuntimeError:
loop = asyncio.new_event_loop()
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When would this happen?

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each time as we are not in the context of an event loop


snmp_engine.open_dispatcher(self.timeout)
snmp_engine.close_dispatcher()
dispatcher_task = loop.create_task(self._run_snmp_dispatcher(snmp_engine, response_received))
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I wonder if this dispatcher should be started before we send?

Is it used to receive the response?

I know it was like this before, but I wonder if it works just because it sets up very quickly before the response arrives?

Haven't checked the library docs though ...

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    def open_dispatcher(self, timeout: float = 0):
        """
        Open the dispatcher used by SNMP engine.

        This method is called when SNMP engine is ready to process SNMP
        messages. It opens the dispatcher and starts processing incoming
        messages.
        """
        if self.transport_dispatcher:
            self.transport_dispatcher.run_dispatcher(timeout)

In lib's docs they always call it last
https://github.com/lextudio/pysnmp/blob/8ddc451816c85d7ef238eb9cfdd5a74c114fae28/examples/v3arch/asyncio/manager/cmdgen/v2c-set.py#L12

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ahh, the dispatcher sends the messages and collects answers, ok :)

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Thanks for handling this!!! :-)

Have the callback fire an event to avoid waiting too long

Signed-off-by: Benny Zlotnik <bzlotnik@redhat.com>
@mangelajo mangelajo enabled auto-merge March 16, 2025 17:38
@mangelajo mangelajo merged commit 860deda into jumpstarter-dev:main Mar 16, 2025
@bennyz bennyz deleted the snmp-fix branch March 16, 2025 18:32
@mangelajo mangelajo added this to the 0.6.0 milestone May 8, 2025
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