oncall-engine/tools/migrators/lib/pagerduty/resources/business_service.py
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Service to service model migration (#5485)
# What this PR does

Adds Service and Business Service migration to the Pager Duty Migrator.

To test, in addition to the OnCall configs, you need to crate a Grafana
Service Account with `Admin` permission and generate a token. You will
set `GRAFANA_SERVICE_ACCOUNT_URL`, per the README, to
`https://<namespace>:<token>@<server>` The namespace is the stack id, in
the format of `stacks-<stack id>`

Service migration is configurable, filterable, and idempotent.

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- [x] Unit, integration, and e2e (if applicable) tests updated
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"""
PagerDuty business service resources.
This module provides classes and functions for interacting with PagerDuty business services.
"""
from typing import Any, Dict, List
from pdpyras import APISession
class BusinessService:
"""Class representing a PagerDuty business service with all necessary metadata."""
def __init__(self, service_data: Dict[str, Any]):
"""
Initialize a PagerDuty business service from API data.
Args:
service_data: Raw business service data from the PagerDuty API
"""
self.id = service_data.get("id")
self.name = service_data.get("name", "")
self.description = service_data.get("description", "")
self.point_of_contact = service_data.get("point_of_contact", "")
self.created_at = service_data.get("created_at")
self.updated_at = service_data.get("updated_at")
# URLs and permalinks
self.html_url = service_data.get("html_url")
self.self_url = service_data.get("self")
# Related entities
self.teams = service_data.get("teams", [])
# Dependencies - will be populated separately
self.dependencies = []
# Store raw data for access to any fields we might need later
self.raw_data = service_data
def __str__(self) -> str:
return f"BusinessService(id={self.id}, name={self.name})"
def fetch_business_services(session: APISession) -> List[BusinessService]:
"""
Fetch all PagerDuty business services with their metadata.
Args:
session: Authenticated PagerDuty API session
Returns:
List of BusinessService objects
"""
# Fetch all business services
services_data = session.list_all("business_services")
# Convert to BusinessService objects
services = [BusinessService(service) for service in services_data]
return services
def fetch_business_service_dependencies(
session: APISession,
business_services: List[BusinessService],
technical_services: Dict[str, Any],
) -> None:
"""
Fetch and populate business service dependencies on technical services.
This function modifies the provided business services list in-place by populating
the dependencies field for each service.
Args:
session: Authenticated PagerDuty API session
business_services: List of BusinessService objects to update with dependencies
technical_services: Dictionary mapping service IDs to technical service objects
"""
print("Fetching business service dependencies...")
# Process each business service to find its dependencies
for service in business_services:
try:
# Use the business service dependencies endpoint
response = session.get(
f"service_dependencies/business_services/{service.id}"
)
# Parse the response
dependencies_data = response
if hasattr(response, "json"):
dependencies_data = response.json()
# Extract relationships from the response
if (
dependencies_data
and isinstance(dependencies_data, dict)
and "relationships" in dependencies_data
):
for relationship in dependencies_data["relationships"]:
# A dependency relationship has a supporting_service that the business service depends on
if "supporting_service" in relationship:
dep_id = relationship["supporting_service"]["id"]
if (
dep_id in technical_services
): # Only add if it's a technical service
service.dependencies.append(technical_services[dep_id])
else:
print(
f"No valid relationship data found for business service {service.name} (ID: {service.id})"
)
except Exception as e:
# Log but continue if we can't fetch dependencies for a service
print(
f"Error fetching dependencies for business service {service.name}: {e}"
)
print(
f"Completed fetching dependencies for {len(business_services)} business services."
)
def get_all_business_services_with_metadata(
session: APISession, technical_services: Dict[str, Any]
) -> List[BusinessService]:
"""
Fetch all PagerDuty business services with complete metadata including dependencies.
Args:
session: Authenticated PagerDuty API session
technical_services: Dictionary mapping service IDs to technical service objects
Returns:
List of BusinessService objects with all required metadata
"""
# Fetch business services with their basic metadata
business_services = fetch_business_services(session)
# Fetch and populate dependencies
fetch_business_service_dependencies(session, business_services, technical_services)
return business_services