Source code for awslimitchecker.metrics.dummy

"""
awslimitchecker/metrics/dummy.py

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"""

import logging
from awslimitchecker.metrics.base import MetricsProvider

logger = logging.getLogger(__name__)


[docs]class Dummy(MetricsProvider): """Just writes metrics to STDOUT; mainly used for testing."""
[docs] def __init__(self, region_name, **_): super(Dummy, self).__init__(region_name)
[docs] def flush(self): print('DummyMetrics Provider flush for region=%s' % self._region_name) print('Duration: %s' % self._duration) lines = [] for lim in self._limits: u = lim.get_current_usage() if len(u) == 0: max_usage = 0 else: max_usage = max(u).get_value() limit = lim.get_limit() if limit is None: limit = 'unknown' lines.append( '%s / %s: limit=%s max_usage=%s' % ( lim.service.service_name, lim.name, limit, max_usage ) ) for l in sorted(lines): print(l)