def configure_pulp_server(instance_name, global_config):
"""
Set up a Pulp server using Fabric and a puppet module. Fabric will apply the given
host name, ensure puppet and any modules declared in PUPPET_MODULES are installed,
and will then apply the puppet manifest.
:raise RuntimeError: if the server could not be successfully configured. This could be
for any number of reasons. Currently fabric is set to be quite verbose, so see its output
"""
config = get_instance_config(instance_name, global_config)
host_string = config[HOST_STRING]
private_key = config[PRIVATE_KEY]
with settings(host_string=host_string, key_file=private_key):
# Confirm the server is available
fabric_confirm_ssh_key(host_string, private_key)
# Set the hostname
run('sudo hostname ' + config[HOSTNAME])
# Ensure the puppet modules are installed
for module in PUPPET_MODULES:
run(PUPPET_MODULE_INSTALL % module)
# Add external facts to the server
puppet_external_facts = {PULP_REPO_FACT: config[REPOSITORY_URL]}
add_external_fact(host_string, private_key, puppet_external_facts)
# Apply the manifest to the server
apply_puppet(host_string, private_key, PULP_SERVER_MANIFEST)
fabric_network.disconnect_all()
def configure_pulp_server(instance_name, global_config):
"""
Set up a Pulp server using Fabric and a puppet module. Fabric will apply the given
host name, ensure puppet and any modules declared in PUPPET_MODULES are installed,
and will then apply the puppet manifest.
:raise RuntimeError: if the server could not be successfully configured. This could be
for any number of reasons. Currently fabric is set to be quite verbose, so see its output
"""
config = get_instance_config(instance_name, global_config)
host_string = config[HOST_STRING]
private_key = config[PRIVATE_KEY]
with settings(host_string=host_string, key_filename=private_key):
# Confirm the server is available
fabric_confirm_ssh_key(host_string, private_key)
# Set the hostname
run('sudo hostname ' + config[HOSTNAME])
# Ensure the puppet modules are installed
for module in PUPPET_MODULES:
run(PUPPET_MODULE_INSTALL % module)
# Add external facts to the server
puppet_external_facts = {PULP_REPO_FACT: config[REPOSITORY_URL]}
add_external_fact(host_string, private_key, puppet_external_facts)
# Apply the manifest to the server
apply_puppet(host_string, private_key, PULP_SERVER_MANIFEST)
fabric_network.disconnect_all()
def configure_consumer(instance_name, global_config):
"""
Set up a Pulp consumer using Fabric and a puppet module. Fabric will apply the given consumer
hostname, ensure root can ssh into the consumer, ensure puppet and all modules in PUPPET_MODULES
are installed, then apply the puppet manifest. Finally, it will write an /etc/hosts entry for the
server
:raise SystemExit: if the consumer could not be successfully configured. This could be
for any number of reasons. Currently fabric is set to be quite verbose, so see its output
"""
config = get_instance_config(instance_name, global_config)
parent_config = get_parent_config(instance_name, global_config)
with settings(host_string=config[HOST_STRING],
key_filename=config[PRIVATE_KEY]):
fabric_confirm_ssh_key(config[HOST_STRING], config[PRIVATE_KEY])
# Set the hostname
run('sudo hostname ' + config[HOSTNAME])
# Ensure puppet modules are installed
for module in PUPPET_MODULES:
run(PUPPET_MODULE_INSTALL % module)
# Add external facts to the consumer so it can find the server
puppet_external_facts = {
PULP_SERVER_FACT: parent_config[HOSTNAME],
PULP_REPO_FACT: config[REPOSITORY_URL],
}
add_external_fact(config[HOST_STRING], config[PRIVATE_KEY],
puppet_external_facts)
apply_puppet(config[HOST_STRING], config[PRIVATE_KEY],
PULP_CONSUMER_MANIFEST)
# Write /etc/hosts
server_ip = parent_config[HOST_STRING].split('@')[1]
run(HOSTS_TEMPLATE % {
'ip': server_ip,
'hostname': parent_config[HOSTNAME]
})
fabric_network.disconnect_all()
def configure_consumer(instance_name, global_config):
"""
Set up a Pulp consumer using Fabric and a puppet module. Fabric will apply the given consumer
hostname, ensure root can ssh into the consumer, ensure puppet and all modules in PUPPET_MODULES
are installed, then apply the puppet manifest. Finally, it will write an /etc/hosts entry for the
server
:raise SystemExit: if the consumer could not be successfully configured. This could be
for any number of reasons. Currently fabric is set to be quite verbose, so see its output
"""
config = get_instance_config(instance_name, global_config)
parent_config = get_parent_config(instance_name, global_config)
with settings(host_string=config[HOST_STRING], key_file=config[PRIVATE_KEY]):
fabric_confirm_ssh_key(config[HOST_STRING], config[PRIVATE_KEY])
# Set the hostname
run('sudo hostname ' + config[HOSTNAME])
# Ensure puppet modules are installed
for module in PUPPET_MODULES:
run(PUPPET_MODULE_INSTALL % module)
# Add external facts to the consumer so it can find the server
puppet_external_facts = {
PULP_SERVER_FACT: parent_config[HOSTNAME],
PULP_REPO_FACT: config[REPOSITORY_URL],
}
add_external_fact(config[HOST_STRING], config[PRIVATE_KEY], puppet_external_facts)
apply_puppet(config[HOST_STRING], config[PRIVATE_KEY], PULP_CONSUMER_MANIFEST)
# Write /etc/hosts
server_ip = parent_config[HOST_STRING].split('@')[1]
run(HOSTS_TEMPLATE % {'ip': server_ip, 'hostname': parent_config[HOSTNAME]})
fabric_network.disconnect_all()
def configure_tester(instance_name, global_config):
"""
Set up the server that runs the integration tests. The basic steps performed are to clone
the pulp-automation repository, run setup.py, ensure there are entries in /etc/hosts,
place the ssh key on the tester so it can SSH into the consumer, and write the .yml file
for the tests.
:raise RuntimeError: if the tester could not be successfully configured. This could be
for any number of reasons. Currently fabric is set to be quite verbose, so see its output.
"""
config = get_instance_config(instance_name, global_config)
flattened_configs = flatten_structure(global_config)
server_config = filter(lambda conf: conf[ROLE] == PULP_SERVER_ROLE, flattened_configs)[0]
consumer_config = filter(lambda conf: conf[ROLE] == PULP_CONSUMER_ROLE, flattened_configs)[0]
with settings(host_string=config[HOST_STRING], key_file=config[PRIVATE_KEY]):
fabric_confirm_ssh_key(config[HOST_STRING], config[PRIVATE_KEY])
run('sudo hostname ' + config[INSTANCE_NAME])
# This is OS1 specific, but it's common for yum to not work without it
run('echo "http_caching=packages" | sudo tee -a /etc/yum.conf')
# Install necessary dependencies.
print 'Installing necessary test dependencies... '
with hide('stdout'):
for dependency in PULP_AUTO_DEPS:
run(YUM_INSTALL_TEMPLATE % dependency)
# Install the test suite
run(INSTALL_TEST_SUITE)
# Write to /etc/hosts
server_ip = server_config[HOST_STRING].split('@')[1]
consumer_ip = consumer_config[HOST_STRING].split('@')[1]
run(HOSTS_TEMPLATE % {'ip': server_ip, 'hostname': server_config[HOSTNAME]})
run(HOSTS_TEMPLATE % {'ip': consumer_ip, 'hostname': consumer_config[HOSTNAME]})
# Generate a key pair so the test machine can ssh as root to the consumer
local('ssh-keygen -f consumer_temp_rsa -N ""')
with settings(host_string=consumer_config[HOST_STRING], key_file=consumer_config[PRIVATE_KEY]):
# Authorize the generated key for root access
put('consumer_temp_rsa.pub', '~/authorized_keys')
run('sudo cp ~/authorized_keys /root/.ssh/authorized_keys')
# Put the private key on the test machine and clean up
key_path = '/home/' + config[HOST_STRING].split('@')[0] + '/.ssh/id_rsa'
key_path = key_path.encode('ascii')
put('consumer_temp_rsa', key_path)
run('chmod 0600 ' + key_path)
local('rm consumer_temp_rsa consumer_temp_rsa.pub')
# Write the YAML configuration file
get('~/pulp-automation/tests/inventory.yml', 'template_inventory.yml')
with open('template_inventory.yml', 'r') as template_config:
config_yaml = yaml.load(template_config)
# Write the server configuration
server = {
'url': 'https://' + server_config[HOSTNAME] + '/',
'hostname': server_config[HOSTNAME]
}
server_yaml = dict(config_yaml[ROLES_KEY][SERVER_YAML_KEY].items() + server.items())
config_yaml[ROLES_KEY][SERVER_YAML_KEY] = server_yaml
# Write the qpid configuration
config_yaml[ROLES_KEY]['qpid'] = {'url': server_config[HOSTNAME]}
# Write the consumer configuration
consumer = {
'hostname': consumer_config[HOSTNAME],
'ssh_key': key_path,
'os': {'name': config['os_name'], 'version': config['os_version']},
'pulp': server_yaml
}
consumer_yaml = dict(config_yaml[ROLES_KEY][CONSUMER_YAML_KEY][0].items() + consumer.items())
config_yaml[ROLES_KEY][CONSUMER_YAML_KEY][0] = consumer_yaml
with open('inventory.yml', 'w') as test_config:
yaml.dump(config_yaml, test_config)
# Place the config file on the server and clean up
put('inventory.yml', '~/pulp-automation/inventory.yml')
os.remove('inventory.yml')
os.remove('template_inventory.yml')
fabric_network.disconnect_all()
def configure_tester(instance_name, global_config):
"""
Set up the server that runs the integration tests. The basic steps performed are to clone
the pulp-automation repository, run setup.py, ensure there are entries in /etc/hosts,
place the ssh key on the tester so it can SSH into the consumer, and write the .yml file
for the tests.
:raise RuntimeError: if the tester could not be successfully configured. This could be
for any number of reasons. Currently fabric is set to be quite verbose, so see its output.
"""
config = get_instance_config(instance_name, global_config)
flattened_configs = flatten_structure(global_config)
server_config = filter(lambda conf: conf[ROLE] == PULP_SERVER_ROLE,
flattened_configs)[0]
consumer_config = filter(lambda conf: conf[ROLE] == PULP_CONSUMER_ROLE,
flattened_configs)[0]
with settings(host_string=config[HOST_STRING],
key_filename=config[PRIVATE_KEY]):
fabric_confirm_ssh_key(config[HOST_STRING], config[PRIVATE_KEY])
run('sudo hostname ' + config[INSTANCE_NAME])
# This is OS1 specific, but it's common for yum to not work without it
run('echo "http_caching=packages" | sudo tee -a /etc/yum.conf')
# Install necessary dependencies.
print 'Installing necessary test dependencies... '
with hide('stdout'):
for dependency in PULP_AUTO_DEPS:
run(YUM_INSTALL_TEMPLATE % dependency)
# Install the test suite
branch = config.get(TEST_SUITE_BRANCH, 'master')
run(INSTALL_TEST_SUITE % branch)
# Write to /etc/hosts
server_ip = server_config[HOST_STRING].split('@')[1]
consumer_ip = consumer_config[HOST_STRING].split('@')[1]
run(HOSTS_TEMPLATE % {
'ip': server_ip,
'hostname': server_config[HOSTNAME]
})
run(HOSTS_TEMPLATE % {
'ip': consumer_ip,
'hostname': consumer_config[HOSTNAME]
})
# Generate a key pair so the test machine can ssh as root to the consumer
local('ssh-keygen -f consumer_temp_rsa -N ""')
with settings(host_string=consumer_config[HOST_STRING],
key_filename=consumer_config[PRIVATE_KEY]):
# Authorize the generated key for root access
put('consumer_temp_rsa.pub', '~/authorized_keys')
run('sudo cp ~/authorized_keys /root/.ssh/authorized_keys')
# Put the private key on the test machine and clean up
key_path = '/home/' + config[HOST_STRING].split(
'@')[0] + '/.ssh/id_rsa'
key_path = key_path.encode('ascii')
put('consumer_temp_rsa', key_path)
run('chmod 0600 ' + key_path)
local('rm consumer_temp_rsa consumer_temp_rsa.pub')
# Write the YAML configuration file
get('~/pulp-automation/tests/inventory.yml', 'template_inventory.yml')
with open('template_inventory.yml', 'r') as template_config:
config_yaml = yaml.load(template_config)
# Write the server configuration
server = {
'url': 'https://' + server_config[HOSTNAME] + '/',
'hostname': server_config[HOSTNAME],
'verify_api_ssl': False,
}
server_yaml = dict(
config_yaml[ROLES_KEY][SERVER_YAML_KEY].items() +
server.items())
config_yaml[ROLES_KEY][SERVER_YAML_KEY] = server_yaml
# Write the qpid configuration
config_yaml[ROLES_KEY]['qpid'] = {'url': server_config[HOSTNAME]}
# Write the consumer configuration
consumer = {
'hostname': consumer_config[HOSTNAME],
'ssh_key': key_path,
'os': {
'name': config['os_name'],
'version': config['os_version']
},
'pulp': server_yaml,
'verify': False
}
consumer_yaml = dict(
config_yaml[ROLES_KEY][CONSUMER_YAML_KEY][0].items() +
consumer.items())
config_yaml[ROLES_KEY][CONSUMER_YAML_KEY][0] = consumer_yaml
with open('inventory.yml', 'w') as test_config:
yaml.dump(config_yaml, test_config)
# Place the config file on the server and clean up
put('inventory.yml', '~/pulp-automation/inventory.yml')
os.remove('inventory.yml')
os.remove('template_inventory.yml')
fabric_network.disconnect_all()