# Python
from base64 import b64encode
from collections import namedtuple
import concurrent.futures
from enum import Enum
import logging
import os
import shutil
import socket
import time
import yaml

# Django
from django.conf import settings
from django.db import connections

# Runner
import ansible_runner

# AWX
from awx.main.utils.execution_environments import get_default_pod_spec
from awx.main.exceptions import ReceptorNodeNotFound
from awx.main.utils.common import (
    deepmerge,
    parse_yaml_or_json,
    cleanup_new_process,
)
from awx.main.constants import MAX_ISOLATED_PATH_COLON_DELIMITER
from awx.main.tasks.signals import signal_state, signal_callback, SignalExit
from awx.main.models import Instance, InstanceLink, UnifiedJob
from awx.main.dispatch import get_task_queuename
from awx.main.dispatch.publish import task
from awx.main.utils.pglock import advisory_lock

# Receptorctl
from receptorctl.socket_interface import ReceptorControl

from filelock import FileLock

logger = logging.getLogger('awx.main.tasks.receptor')
__RECEPTOR_CONF = '/etc/receptor/receptor.conf'
__RECEPTOR_CONF_LOCKFILE = f'{__RECEPTOR_CONF}.lock'
RECEPTOR_ACTIVE_STATES = ('Pending', 'Running')


class ReceptorConnectionType(Enum):
    DATAGRAM = 0
    STREAM = 1
    STREAMTLS = 2


def read_receptor_config():
    # for K8S deployments, getting a lock is necessary as another process
    # may be re-writing the config at this time
    if settings.IS_K8S:
        lock = FileLock(__RECEPTOR_CONF_LOCKFILE)
        with lock:
            with open(__RECEPTOR_CONF, 'r') as f:
                return yaml.safe_load(f)
    else:
        with open(__RECEPTOR_CONF, 'r') as f:
            return yaml.safe_load(f)


def work_signing_enabled(config_data):
    for section in config_data:
        if 'work-signing' in section:
            return True
    return False


def get_receptor_sockfile(config_data):
    for section in config_data:
        for entry_name, entry_data in section.items():
            if entry_name == 'control-service':
                if 'filename' in entry_data:
                    return entry_data['filename']
                else:
                    raise RuntimeError(f'Receptor conf {__RECEPTOR_CONF} control-service entry does not have a filename parameter')
    else:
        raise RuntimeError(f'Receptor conf {__RECEPTOR_CONF} does not have control-service entry needed to get sockfile')


def get_tls_client(config_data, use_stream_tls=None):
    if not use_stream_tls:
        return None

    for section in config_data:
        for entry_name, entry_data in section.items():
            if entry_name == 'tls-client':
                if 'name' in entry_data:
                    return entry_data['name']
    return None


def get_receptor_ctl(config_data=None):
    if config_data is None:
        config_data = read_receptor_config()
    receptor_sockfile = get_receptor_sockfile(config_data)
    try:
        return ReceptorControl(receptor_sockfile, config=__RECEPTOR_CONF, tlsclient=get_tls_client(config_data, True))
    except RuntimeError:
        return ReceptorControl(receptor_sockfile)


def find_node_in_mesh(node_name, receptor_ctl):
    attempts = 10
    backoff = 1
    for attempt in range(attempts):
        all_nodes = receptor_ctl.simple_command("status").get('Advertisements', None)
        for node in all_nodes:
            if node.get('NodeID') == node_name:
                return node
        else:
            logger.warning(f"Instance {node_name} is not in the receptor mesh. {attempts-attempt} attempts left.")
            time.sleep(backoff)
            backoff += 1
    else:
        raise ReceptorNodeNotFound(f'Instance {node_name} is not in the receptor mesh')


def get_conn_type(node_name, receptor_ctl):
    node = find_node_in_mesh(node_name, receptor_ctl)
    return ReceptorConnectionType(node.get('ConnType'))


def administrative_workunit_reaper(work_list=None):
    """
    This releases completed work units that were spawned by actions inside of this module
    specifically, this should catch any completed work unit left by
     - worker_info
     - worker_cleanup
    These should ordinarily be released when the method finishes, but this is a
    cleanup of last-resort, in case something went awry
    """
    receptor_ctl = get_receptor_ctl()
    if work_list is None:
        work_list = receptor_ctl.simple_command("work list")

    for unit_id, work_data in work_list.items():
        extra_data = work_data.get('ExtraData')
        if extra_data is None:
            continue  # if this is not ansible-runner work, we do not want to touch it
        if isinstance(extra_data, str):
            if not work_data.get('StateName', None) or work_data.get('StateName') in RECEPTOR_ACTIVE_STATES:
                continue
        else:
            if extra_data.get('RemoteWorkType') != 'ansible-runner':
                continue
            params = extra_data.get('RemoteParams', {}).get('params')
            if not params:
                continue
            if not (params == '--worker-info' or params.startswith('cleanup')):
                continue  # if this is not a cleanup or health check, we do not want to touch it
            if work_data.get('StateName') in RECEPTOR_ACTIVE_STATES:
                continue  # do not want to touch active work units
            logger.info(f'Reaping orphaned work unit {unit_id} with params {params}')
        receptor_ctl.simple_command(f"work release {unit_id}")


class RemoteJobError(RuntimeError):
    pass


def run_until_complete(node, timing_data=None, **kwargs):
    """
    Runs an ansible-runner work_type on remote node, waits until it completes, then returns stdout.
    """
    config_data = read_receptor_config()
    receptor_ctl = get_receptor_ctl(config_data)

    use_stream_tls = getattr(get_conn_type(node, receptor_ctl), 'name', None) == "STREAMTLS"
    kwargs.setdefault('tlsclient', get_tls_client(config_data, use_stream_tls))
    kwargs.setdefault('ttl', '20s')
    kwargs.setdefault('payload', '')
    if work_signing_enabled(config_data):
        kwargs['signwork'] = True

    transmit_start = time.time()
    result = receptor_ctl.submit_work(worktype='ansible-runner', node=node, **kwargs)

    unit_id = result['unitid']
    run_start = time.time()
    if timing_data:
        timing_data['transmit_timing'] = run_start - transmit_start
    run_timing = 0.0
    stdout = ''

    try:
        resultfile = receptor_ctl.get_work_results(unit_id)

        while run_timing < 20.0:
            status = receptor_ctl.simple_command(f'work status {unit_id}')
            state_name = status.get('StateName')
            if state_name not in RECEPTOR_ACTIVE_STATES:
                break
            run_timing = time.time() - run_start
            time.sleep(0.5)
        else:
            raise RemoteJobError(f'Receptor job timeout on {node} after {run_timing} seconds, state remains in {state_name}')

        if timing_data:
            timing_data['run_timing'] = run_timing

        stdout = resultfile.read()
        stdout = str(stdout, encoding='utf-8')

    finally:
        if settings.RECEPTOR_RELEASE_WORK:
            res = receptor_ctl.simple_command(f"work release {unit_id}")
            if res != {'released': unit_id}:
                logger.warning(f'Could not confirm release of receptor work unit id {unit_id} from {node}, data: {res}')

        receptor_ctl.close()

    if state_name.lower() == 'failed':
        work_detail = status.get('Detail', '')
        if work_detail:
            if stdout:
                raise RemoteJobError(f'Receptor error from {node}, detail:\n{work_detail}\nstdout:\n{stdout}')
            else:
                raise RemoteJobError(f'Receptor error from {node}, detail:\n{work_detail}')
        else:
            raise RemoteJobError(f'Unknown ansible-runner error on node {node}, stdout:\n{stdout}')

    return stdout


def worker_info(node_name, work_type='ansible-runner'):
    error_list = []
    data = {'errors': error_list, 'transmit_timing': 0.0}

    try:
        stdout = run_until_complete(node=node_name, timing_data=data, params={"params": "--worker-info"})

        yaml_stdout = stdout.strip()
        remote_data = {}
        try:
            remote_data = yaml.safe_load(yaml_stdout)
        except Exception as json_e:
            error_list.append(f'Failed to parse node {node_name} --worker-info output as YAML, error: {json_e}, data:\n{yaml_stdout}')

        if not isinstance(remote_data, dict):
            error_list.append(f'Remote node {node_name} --worker-info output is not a YAML dict, output:{stdout}')
        else:
            error_list.extend(remote_data.pop('errors', []))  # merge both error lists
            data.update(remote_data)

    except RemoteJobError as exc:
        details = exc.args[0]
        if 'unrecognized arguments: --worker-info' in details:
            error_list.append(f'Old version (2.0.1 or earlier) of ansible-runner on node {node_name} without --worker-info')
        else:
            error_list.append(details)

    except Exception as exc:
        error_list.append(str(exc))

    # If we have a connection error, missing keys would be trivial consequence of that
    if not data['errors']:
        # see tasks.py usage of keys
        missing_keys = set(('runner_version', 'mem_in_bytes', 'cpu_count')) - set(data.keys())
        if missing_keys:
            data['errors'].append('Worker failed to return keys {}'.format(' '.join(missing_keys)))

    return data


def _convert_args_to_cli(vargs):
    """
    For the ansible-runner worker cleanup command
    converts the dictionary (parsed argparse variables) used for python interface
    into a string of CLI options, which has to be used on execution nodes.
    """
    args = ['cleanup']
    for option in ('exclude_strings', 'remove_images'):
        if vargs.get(option):
            args.append('--{}={}'.format(option.replace('_', '-'), ' '.join(vargs.get(option))))
    for option in ('file_pattern', 'image_prune', 'process_isolation_executable', 'grace_period'):
        if vargs.get(option) is True:
            args.append('--{}'.format(option.replace('_', '-')))
        elif vargs.get(option) not in (None, ''):
            args.append('--{}={}'.format(option.replace('_', '-'), vargs.get(option)))
    return args


def worker_cleanup(node_name, vargs, timeout=300.0):
    args = _convert_args_to_cli(vargs)

    remote_command = ' '.join(args)
    logger.debug(f'Running command over receptor mesh on {node_name}: ansible-runner worker {remote_command}')

    stdout = run_until_complete(node=node_name, params={"params": remote_command})

    return stdout


class AWXReceptorJob:
    def __init__(self, task, runner_params=None):
        self.task = task
        self.runner_params = runner_params
        self.unit_id = None

        if self.task and not self.task.instance.is_container_group_task:
            execution_environment_params = self.task.build_execution_environment_params(self.task.instance, runner_params['private_data_dir'])
            self.runner_params.update(execution_environment_params)

        if not settings.IS_K8S and self.work_type == 'local' and 'only_transmit_kwargs' not in self.runner_params:
            self.runner_params['only_transmit_kwargs'] = True

    def run(self):
        # We establish a connection to the Receptor socket
        self.config_data = read_receptor_config()
        receptor_ctl = get_receptor_ctl(self.config_data)

        res = None
        try:
            res = self._run_internal(receptor_ctl)
            return res
        finally:
            # Make sure to always release the work unit if we established it
            if self.unit_id is not None and settings.RECEPTOR_RELEASE_WORK:
                try:
                    receptor_ctl.simple_command(f"work release {self.unit_id}")
                except Exception:
                    logger.exception(f"Error releasing work unit {self.unit_id}.")

    def _run_internal(self, receptor_ctl):
        # Create a socketpair. Where the left side will be used for writing our payload
        # (private data dir, kwargs). The right side will be passed to Receptor for
        # reading.
        sockin, sockout = socket.socketpair()

        # Prepare the submit_work kwargs before creating threads, because references to settings are not thread-safe
        work_submit_kw = dict(worktype=self.work_type, params=self.receptor_params, signwork=self.sign_work)
        if self.work_type == 'ansible-runner':
            work_submit_kw['node'] = self.task.instance.execution_node
            use_stream_tls = get_conn_type(work_submit_kw['node'], receptor_ctl).name == "STREAMTLS"
            work_submit_kw['tlsclient'] = get_tls_client(self.config_data, use_stream_tls)

        with concurrent.futures.ThreadPoolExecutor(max_workers=1) as executor:
            transmitter_future = executor.submit(self.transmit, sockin)

            # submit our work, passing in the right side of our socketpair for reading.
            result = receptor_ctl.submit_work(payload=sockout.makefile('rb'), **work_submit_kw)

            sockin.close()
            sockout.close()

            self.unit_id = result['unitid']
            # Update the job with the work unit in-memory so that the log_lifecycle
            # will print out the work unit that is to be associated with the job in the database
            # via the update_model() call.
            # We want to log the work_unit_id as early as possible. A failure can happen in between
            # when we start the job in receptor and when we associate the job <-> work_unit_id.
            # In that case, there will be work running in receptor and Controller will not know
            # which Job it is associated with.
            # We do not programatically handle this case. Ideally, we would handle this with a reaper case.
            # The two distinct job lifecycle log events below allow for us to at least detect when this
            # edge case occurs. If the lifecycle event work_unit_id_received occurs without the
            # work_unit_id_assigned event then this case may have occured.
            self.task.instance.work_unit_id = result['unitid']  # Set work_unit_id in-memory only
            self.task.instance.log_lifecycle("work_unit_id_received")
            self.task.update_model(self.task.instance.pk, work_unit_id=result['unitid'])
            self.task.instance.log_lifecycle("work_unit_id_assigned")

        # Throws an exception if the transmit failed.
        # Will be caught by the try/except in BaseTask#run.
        transmitter_future.result()

        # Artifacts are an output, but sometimes they are an input as well
        # this is the case with fact cache, where clearing facts deletes a file, and this must be captured
        artifact_dir = os.path.join(self.runner_params['private_data_dir'], 'artifacts')
        if self.work_type != 'local' and os.path.exists(artifact_dir):
            shutil.rmtree(artifact_dir)

        resultsock, resultfile = receptor_ctl.get_work_results(self.unit_id, return_socket=True, return_sockfile=True)

        connections.close_all()

        # "processor" and the main thread will be separate threads.
        # If a cancel happens, the main thread will encounter an exception, in which case
        # we yank the socket out from underneath the processor, which will cause it to exit.
        # The ThreadPoolExecutor context manager ensures we do not leave any threads laying around.
        with concurrent.futures.ThreadPoolExecutor(max_workers=1) as executor:
            processor_future = executor.submit(self.processor, resultfile)

            try:
                signal_state.raise_exception = True
                # address race condition where SIGTERM was issued after this dispatcher task started
                if signal_callback():
                    raise SignalExit()
                res = processor_future.result()
            except SignalExit:
                receptor_ctl.simple_command(f"work cancel {self.unit_id}")
                resultsock.shutdown(socket.SHUT_RDWR)
                resultfile.close()
                result = namedtuple('result', ['status', 'rc'])
                res = result('canceled', 1)
            finally:
                signal_state.raise_exception = False

            if res.status == 'error':
                # If ansible-runner ran, but an error occured at runtime, the traceback information
                # is saved via the status_handler passed in to the processor.
                if 'result_traceback' in self.task.runner_callback.extra_update_fields:
                    return res

                try:
                    unit_status = receptor_ctl.simple_command(f'work status {self.unit_id}')
                    detail = unit_status.get('Detail', None)
                    state_name = unit_status.get('StateName', None)
                    stdout_size = unit_status.get('StdoutSize', 0)
                except Exception:
                    detail = ''
                    state_name = ''
                    stdout_size = 0
                    logger.exception(f'An error was encountered while getting status for work unit {self.unit_id}')

                if 'exceeded quota' in detail:
                    logger.warning(detail)
                    log_name = self.task.instance.log_format
                    logger.warning(f"Could not launch pod for {log_name}. Exceeded quota.")
                    self.task.update_model(self.task.instance.pk, status='pending')
                    return

                try:
                    receptor_output = ''
                    if state_name == 'Failed' and self.task.runner_callback.event_ct == 0:
                        # if receptor work unit failed and no events were emitted, work results may
                        # contain useful information about why the job failed. In case stdout is
                        # massive, only ask for last 1000 bytes
                        startpos = max(stdout_size - 1000, 0)
                        resultsock, resultfile = receptor_ctl.get_work_results(self.unit_id, startpos=startpos, return_socket=True, return_sockfile=True)
                        resultsock.setblocking(False)  # this makes resultfile reads non blocking
                        lines = resultfile.readlines()
                        receptor_output = b"".join(lines).decode()
                    if receptor_output:
                        self.task.runner_callback.delay_update(result_traceback=receptor_output)
                    elif detail:
                        self.task.runner_callback.delay_update(result_traceback=detail)
                    else:
                        logger.warning(f'No result details or output from {self.task.instance.log_format}, status:\n{state_name}')
                except Exception:
                    raise RuntimeError(detail)

        return res

    # Spawned in a thread so Receptor can start reading before we finish writing, we
    # write our payload to the left side of our socketpair.
    @cleanup_new_process
    def transmit(self, _socket):
        try:
            ansible_runner.interface.run(streamer='transmit', _output=_socket.makefile('wb'), **self.runner_params)
        finally:
            # Socket must be shutdown here, or the reader will hang forever.
            _socket.shutdown(socket.SHUT_WR)

    @cleanup_new_process
    def processor(self, resultfile):
        return ansible_runner.interface.run(
            streamer='process',
            quiet=True,
            _input=resultfile,
            event_handler=self.task.runner_callback.event_handler,
            finished_callback=self.task.runner_callback.finished_callback,
            status_handler=self.task.runner_callback.status_handler,
            artifacts_handler=self.task.runner_callback.artifacts_handler,
            **self.runner_params,
        )

    @property
    def receptor_params(self):
        if self.task.instance.is_container_group_task:
            spec_yaml = yaml.dump(self.pod_definition, explicit_start=True)

            receptor_params = {
                "secret_kube_pod": spec_yaml,
                "pod_pending_timeout": getattr(settings, 'AWX_CONTAINER_GROUP_POD_PENDING_TIMEOUT', "5m"),
            }

            if self.credential:
                kubeconfig_yaml = yaml.dump(self.kube_config, explicit_start=True)
                receptor_params["secret_kube_config"] = kubeconfig_yaml
        else:
            private_data_dir = self.runner_params['private_data_dir']
            if self.work_type == 'ansible-runner' and settings.AWX_CLEANUP_PATHS:
                # on execution nodes, we rely on the private data dir being deleted
                cli_params = f"--private-data-dir={private_data_dir} --delete"
            else:
                # on hybrid nodes, we rely on the private data dir NOT being deleted
                cli_params = f"--private-data-dir={private_data_dir}"
            receptor_params = {"params": cli_params}

        return receptor_params

    @property
    def sign_work(self):
        if self.work_type in ('ansible-runner', 'local'):
            return work_signing_enabled(self.config_data)
        return False

    @property
    def work_type(self):
        if self.task.instance.is_container_group_task:
            if self.credential:
                return 'kubernetes-runtime-auth'
            return 'kubernetes-incluster-auth'
        if self.task.instance.execution_node == settings.CLUSTER_HOST_ID or self.task.instance.execution_node == self.task.instance.controller_node:
            return 'local'
        return 'ansible-runner'

    @property
    def pod_definition(self):
        ee = self.task.instance.execution_environment

        default_pod_spec = get_default_pod_spec()

        pod_spec_override = {}
        if self.task and self.task.instance.instance_group.pod_spec_override:
            pod_spec_override = parse_yaml_or_json(self.task.instance.instance_group.pod_spec_override)
        # According to the deepmerge docstring, the second dictionary will override when
        # they share keys, which is the desired behavior.
        # This allows user to only provide elements they want to override, and for us to still provide any
        # defaults they don't want to change
        pod_spec = deepmerge(default_pod_spec, pod_spec_override)

        pod_spec['spec']['containers'][0]['image'] = ee.image
        pod_spec['spec']['containers'][0]['args'] = ['ansible-runner', 'worker', '--private-data-dir=/runner']

        if settings.AWX_RUNNER_KEEPALIVE_SECONDS:
            pod_spec['spec']['containers'][0].setdefault('env', [])
            pod_spec['spec']['containers'][0]['env'].append({'name': 'ANSIBLE_RUNNER_KEEPALIVE_SECONDS', 'value': str(settings.AWX_RUNNER_KEEPALIVE_SECONDS)})

        # Enforce EE Pull Policy
        pull_options = {"always": "Always", "missing": "IfNotPresent", "never": "Never"}
        if self.task and self.task.instance.execution_environment:
            if self.task.instance.execution_environment.pull:
                pod_spec['spec']['containers'][0]['imagePullPolicy'] = pull_options[self.task.instance.execution_environment.pull]

        # This allows the user to also expose the isolated path list
        # to EEs running in k8s/ocp environments, i.e. container groups.
        # This assumes the node and SA supports hostPath volumes
        # type is not passed due to backward compatibility,
        # which means that no checks will be performed before mounting the hostPath volume.
        if settings.AWX_MOUNT_ISOLATED_PATHS_ON_K8S and settings.AWX_ISOLATION_SHOW_PATHS:
            spec_volume_mounts = []
            spec_volumes = []

            for idx, this_path in enumerate(settings.AWX_ISOLATION_SHOW_PATHS):
                mount_option = None
                if this_path.count(':') == MAX_ISOLATED_PATH_COLON_DELIMITER:
                    src, dest, mount_option = this_path.split(':')
                elif this_path.count(':') == MAX_ISOLATED_PATH_COLON_DELIMITER - 1:
                    src, dest = this_path.split(':')
                else:
                    src = dest = this_path

                # Enforce read-only volume if 'ro' has been explicitly passed
                # We do this so we can use the same configuration for regular scenarios and k8s
                # Since flags like ':O', ':z' or ':Z' are not valid in the k8s realm
                # Example: /data:/data:ro
                read_only = bool('ro' == mount_option)

                # Since type is not being passed, k8s by default will not perform any checks if the
                # hostPath volume exists on the k8s node itself.
                spec_volumes.append({'name': f'volume-{idx}', 'hostPath': {'path': src}})

                spec_volume_mounts.append({'name': f'volume-{idx}', 'mountPath': f'{dest}', 'readOnly': read_only})

            # merge any volumes definition already present in the pod_spec
            if 'volumes' in pod_spec['spec']:
                pod_spec['spec']['volumes'] += spec_volumes
            else:
                pod_spec['spec']['volumes'] = spec_volumes

            # merge any volumesMounts definition already present in the pod_spec
            if 'volumeMounts' in pod_spec['spec']['containers'][0]:
                pod_spec['spec']['containers'][0]['volumeMounts'] += spec_volume_mounts
            else:
                pod_spec['spec']['containers'][0]['volumeMounts'] = spec_volume_mounts

        if self.task and self.task.instance.is_container_group_task:
            # If EE credential is passed, create an imagePullSecret
            if self.task.instance.execution_environment and self.task.instance.execution_environment.credential:
                # Create pull secret in k8s cluster based on ee cred
                from awx.main.scheduler.kubernetes import PodManager  # prevent circular import

                pm = PodManager(self.task.instance)
                secret_name = pm.create_secret(job=self.task.instance)

                # Inject secret name into podspec
                pod_spec['spec']['imagePullSecrets'] = [{"name": secret_name}]

        if self.task:
            pod_spec['metadata'] = deepmerge(
                pod_spec.get('metadata', {}),
                dict(name=self.pod_name, labels={'ansible-awx': settings.INSTALL_UUID, 'ansible-awx-job-id': str(self.task.instance.id)}),
            )

        return pod_spec

    @property
    def pod_name(self):
        return f"automation-job-{self.task.instance.id}"

    @property
    def credential(self):
        return self.task.instance.instance_group.credential

    @property
    def namespace(self):
        return self.pod_definition['metadata']['namespace']

    @property
    def kube_config(self):
        host_input = self.credential.get_input('host')
        config = {
            "apiVersion": "v1",
            "kind": "Config",
            "preferences": {},
            "clusters": [{"name": host_input, "cluster": {"server": host_input}}],
            "users": [{"name": host_input, "user": {"token": self.credential.get_input('bearer_token')}}],
            "contexts": [{"name": host_input, "context": {"cluster": host_input, "user": host_input, "namespace": self.namespace}}],
            "current-context": host_input,
        }

        if self.credential.get_input('verify_ssl') and 'ssl_ca_cert' in self.credential.inputs:
            config["clusters"][0]["cluster"]["certificate-authority-data"] = b64encode(
                self.credential.get_input('ssl_ca_cert').encode()  # encode to bytes
            ).decode()  # decode the base64 data into a str
        else:
            config["clusters"][0]["cluster"]["insecure-skip-tls-verify"] = True
        return config


# TODO: receptor reload expects ordering within config items to be preserved
# if python dictionary is not preserving order properly, may need to find a
# solution. yaml.dump does not seem to work well with OrderedDict. below line may help
# yaml.add_representer(OrderedDict, lambda dumper, data: dumper.represent_mapping('tag:yaml.org,2002:map', data.items()))
#
RECEPTOR_CONFIG_STARTER = (
    {'local-only': None},
    {'log-level': settings.RECEPTOR_LOG_LEVEL},
    {'node': {'firewallrules': [{'action': 'reject', 'tonode': settings.CLUSTER_HOST_ID, 'toservice': 'control'}]}},
    {'control-service': {'service': 'control', 'filename': '/var/run/receptor/receptor.sock', 'permissions': '0660'}},
    {'work-command': {'worktype': 'local', 'command': 'ansible-runner', 'params': 'worker', 'allowruntimeparams': True}},
    {'work-signing': {'privatekey': '/etc/receptor/work_private_key.pem', 'tokenexpiration': '1m'}},
    {
        'work-kubernetes': {
            'worktype': 'kubernetes-runtime-auth',
            'authmethod': 'runtime',
            'allowruntimeauth': True,
            'allowruntimepod': True,
            'allowruntimeparams': True,
        }
    },
    {
        'work-kubernetes': {
            'worktype': 'kubernetes-incluster-auth',
            'authmethod': 'incluster',
            'allowruntimeauth': True,
            'allowruntimepod': True,
            'allowruntimeparams': True,
        }
    },
    {
        'tls-client': {
            'name': 'tlsclient',
            'rootcas': '/etc/receptor/tls/ca/mesh-CA.crt',
            'cert': '/etc/receptor/tls/receptor.crt',
            'key': '/etc/receptor/tls/receptor.key',
            'mintls13': False,
        }
    },
)


def should_update_config(instances):
    '''
    checks that the list of instances matches the list of
    tcp-peers in the config
    '''
    current_config = read_receptor_config()  # this gets receptor conf lock
    current_peers = []
    for config_entry in current_config:
        for key, value in config_entry.items():
            if key.endswith('-peer'):
                current_peers.append(value['address'])
    intended_peers = [f"{i.hostname}:{i.listener_port}" for i in instances]
    logger.debug(f"Peers current {current_peers} intended {intended_peers}")
    if set(current_peers) == set(intended_peers):
        return False  # config file is already update to date

    return True


def generate_config_data():
    # returns two values
    #   receptor config - based on current database peers
    #   should_update   - If True, receptor_config differs from the receptor conf file on disk
    instances = Instance.objects.filter(node_type__in=(Instance.Types.EXECUTION, Instance.Types.HOP), peers_from_control_nodes=True)

    receptor_config = list(RECEPTOR_CONFIG_STARTER)
    for instance in instances:
        host_or_ip = instance.ip_address or instance.hostname
        peer = {'tcp-peer': {'address': f'{host_or_ip}:{instance.listener_port}', 'tls': 'tlsclient'}}
        receptor_config.append(peer)
    should_update = should_update_config(instances)
    return receptor_config, should_update


def reload_receptor():
    logger.warning("Receptor config changed, reloading receptor")

    # This needs to be outside of the lock because this function itself will acquire the lock.
    receptor_ctl = get_receptor_ctl()

    attempts = 10
    for backoff in range(1, attempts + 1):
        try:
            receptor_ctl.simple_command("reload")
            break
        except ValueError:
            logger.warning(f"Unable to reload Receptor configuration. {attempts-backoff} attempts left.")
            time.sleep(backoff)
    else:
        raise RuntimeError("Receptor reload failed")


@task()
def write_receptor_config():
    """
    This task runs async on each control node, K8S only.
    It is triggered whenever remote is added or removed, or if peers_from_control_nodes
    is flipped.
    It is possible for write_receptor_config to be called multiple times.
    For example, if new instances are added in quick succession.
    To prevent that case, each control node first grabs a DB advisory lock, specific
    to just that control node (i.e. multiple control nodes can run this function
    at the same time, since it only writes the local receptor config file)
    """
    with advisory_lock(f"{settings.CLUSTER_HOST_ID}_write_receptor_config", wait=True):
        # Config file needs to be updated
        receptor_config, should_update = generate_config_data()
        if should_update:
            lock = FileLock(__RECEPTOR_CONF_LOCKFILE)
            with lock:
                with open(__RECEPTOR_CONF, 'w') as file:
                    yaml.dump(receptor_config, file, default_flow_style=False)

            reload_receptor()


@task(queue=get_task_queuename)
def remove_deprovisioned_node(hostname):
    InstanceLink.objects.filter(source__hostname=hostname).update(link_state=InstanceLink.States.REMOVING)
    InstanceLink.objects.filter(target__hostname=hostname).update(link_state=InstanceLink.States.REMOVING)

    node_jobs = UnifiedJob.objects.filter(
        execution_node=hostname,
        status__in=(
            'running',
            'waiting',
        ),
    )
    while node_jobs.exists():
        time.sleep(60)

    # This will as a side effect also delete the InstanceLinks that are tied to it.
    Instance.objects.filter(hostname=hostname).delete()