load("jstests/replsets/rslib.js") doTest = function( signal ) { // Test basic replica set functionality. // -- Replication // -- Failover // Replica set testing API // Create a new replica set test. Specify set name and the number of nodes you want. var replTest = new ReplSetTest( {name: 'testSet', nodes: 3} ); // call startSet() to start each mongod in the replica set // this returns a list of nodes var nodes = replTest.startSet(); // Call initiate() to send the replSetInitiate command // This will wait for initiation replTest.initiate(); // Call getMaster to return a reference to the node that's been // elected master. var master = replTest.getMaster(); // Calling getMaster also makes available the liveNodes structure, // which looks like this: // liveNodes = {master: masterNode, // slaves: [slave1, slave2] // } printjson(replTest.liveNodes); // Here's how you save something to master master.getDB("foo").foo.save({a: 1000}); // This method will check the oplogs of the master // and slaves in the set and wait until the change has replicated. replTest.awaitReplication(); cppconn = new Mongo( replTest.getURL() ).getDB( "foo" ); assert.eq( 1000 , cppconn.foo.findOne().a , "cppconn 1" ); { // check c++ finding other servers var temp = replTest.getURL(); temp = temp.substring( 0 , temp.lastIndexOf( "," ) ); temp = new Mongo( temp ).getDB( "foo" ); assert.eq( 1000 , temp.foo.findOne().a , "cppconn 1" ); } // Here's how to stop the master node var master_id = replTest.getNodeId( master ); replTest.stop( master_id ); // Now let's see who the new master is: var new_master = replTest.getMaster(); // Is the new master the same as the old master? var new_master_id = replTest.getNodeId( new_master ); assert( master_id != new_master_id, "Old master shouldn't be equal to new master." ); reconnect(cppconn); assert.eq( 1000 , cppconn.foo.findOne().a , "cppconn 2" ); // Now let's write some documents to the new master for(var i=0; i<1000; i++) { new_master.getDB("bar").bar.save({a: i}); } new_master.getDB("admin").runCommand({getlasterror: 1}); // Here's how to restart the old master node: slave = replTest.restart( master_id ); // Now, let's make sure that the old master comes up as a slave assert.soon(function() { var res = slave.getDB("admin").runCommand({ismaster: 1}); printjson(res); return res['ok'] == 1 && res['ismaster'] == false; }); // And we need to make sure that the replset comes back up assert.soon(function() { var res = new_master.getDB("admin").runCommand({replSetGetStatus: 1}); printjson( res ); return res.myState == 1; }); // And that both slave nodes have all the updates new_master = replTest.getMaster(); assert.eq( 1000 , new_master.getDB( "bar" ).runCommand( { count:"bar"} ).n , "assumption 2") replTest.awaitReplication(); slaves = replTest.liveNodes.slaves; assert( slaves.length == 2, "Expected 2 slaves but length was " + slaves.length ); slaves.forEach(function(slave) { slave.setSlaveOk(); var count = slave.getDB("bar").runCommand({count: "bar"}); printjson( count ); assert.eq( 1000 , count.n , "slave count wrong: " + slave ); }); // last error master = replTest.getMaster(); slaves = replTest.liveNodes.slaves; printjson(replTest.liveNodes); db = master.getDB("foo") t = db.foo ts = slaves.map( function(z){ z.setSlaveOk(); return z.getDB( "foo" ).foo; } ) t.save({a: 1000}); t.ensureIndex( { a : 1 } ) result = db.runCommand({getLastError : 1, w: 3 , wtimeout :30000 }) printjson(result); lastOp = result.lastOp; lastOplogOp = master.getDB("local").oplog.rs.find().sort({$natural : -1}).limit(1).next(); assert.eq(lastOplogOp['ts'], lastOp); ts.forEach( function(z){ assert.eq( 2 , z.getIndexKeys().length , "A " + z.getMongo() ); } ) t.reIndex() db.getLastError( 3 , 30000 ) ts.forEach( function(z){ assert.eq( 2 , z.getIndexKeys().length , "A " + z.getMongo() ); } ) // Shut down the set and finish the test. replTest.stopSet( signal ); } doTest( 15 ); print("replset1.js SUCCESS");