Beispiel #1
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def test_image_info(tmpdir):
    cmdlib.run_verbose(
        ["qemu-img", "create", "-f", "qcow2", f"{tmpdir}/test.qcow2", "10M"])
    assert cmdlib.image_info(f"{tmpdir}/test.qcow2").get('format') == "qcow2"
    cmdlib.run_verbose([
        "qemu-img", "create", "-f", "vpc", '-o', 'force_size,subformat=fixed',
        f"{tmpdir}/test.vpc", "10M"
    ])
    assert cmdlib.image_info(f"{tmpdir}/test.vpc").get('format') == "vpc"
Beispiel #2
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    def generate_ovf_parameters(self,
                                vmdk,
                                cpu=2,
                                memory=4096,
                                system_type="vmx-13",
                                os_type="rhel7_64Guest",
                                scsi="VirtualSCSI",
                                network="VmxNet3"):
        """
        Returns a dictionary with the parameters needed to create an OVF file
        based on the qemu, vmdk, and info from the build metadata
        """
        disk_info = image_info(vmdk)
        vmdk_size = os.stat(vmdk).st_size
        image = self.summary
        product = f'{self.meta["name"]} {self.summary}'
        vendor = self.meta['name']
        version = self.meta['ostree-version']

        params = {
            'ovf_cpu_count': cpu,
            'ovf_memory_mb': memory,
            'vsphere_image_name': image,
            'vsphere_product_name': product,
            'vsphere_product_vendor_name': vendor,
            'vsphere_product_version': version,
            'vsphere_virtual_system_type': system_type,
            'vsphere_os_type': os_type,
            'vsphere_scsi_controller_type': scsi,
            'vsphere_network_controller_type': network,
            'vmdk_capacity': disk_info.get("virtual-size"),
            'vmdk_size': str(vmdk_size),
        }

        return params
Beispiel #3
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    def generate_ovf_parameters(self, vmdk, cpu=2, memory=4096):
        """
        Returns a dictionary with the parameters needed to create an OVF file
        based on the qemu, vmdk, image.yaml, and info from the build metadata
        """
        image_yaml = flatten_image_yaml(
            '/usr/lib/coreos-assembler/image-default.yaml',
            flatten_image_yaml('src/config/image.yaml'))

        system_type = 'vmx-{}'.format(image_yaml['vmware-hw-version'])
        os_type = image_yaml['vmware-os-type']
        disk_info = image_info(vmdk)
        vmdk_size = os.stat(vmdk).st_size
        image = self.summary
        product = f'{self.meta["name"]} {self.summary}'
        vendor = self.meta['name']
        version = self.meta['ostree-version']

        params = {
            'ovf_cpu_count': cpu,
            'ovf_memory_mb': memory,
            'vsphere_image_name': image,
            'vsphere_product_name': product,
            'vsphere_product_vendor_name': vendor,
            'vsphere_product_version': version,
            'vsphere_virtual_system_type': system_type,
            'vsphere_os_type': os_type,
            'vmdk_capacity': disk_info.get("virtual-size"),
            'vmdk_size': str(vmdk_size),
        }

        return params
    def mutate_image(self):
        """
        mutate_image is broken out seperately to allow other Classes to
        override the behavor.

        The callback parameter used to do post-processing on the working
        image before commiting it to the final location. To see how
        this is done, look at cosalib.vmware.VMwareOVA.mutate_image.

        :param callback: callback function for extra processing image
        :type callback: function
        """
        work_img = os.path.join(self._tmpdir,
                                f"{self.image_name_base}.{self.image_format}")
        final_img = os.path.join(os.path.abspath(self.build_dir),
                                 self.image_name)

        log.info(f"Staging temp image: {work_img}")
        self.set_platform()
        cmd = ['qemu-img', 'convert', '-f', 'qcow2', '-O',
               self.image_format, self.tmp_image]
        for k, v in self.convert_options.items():
            cmd.extend([k, v])
        cmd.extend([work_img])
        run_verbose(cmd)

        img_info = image_info(work_img)
        if self.image_format != img_info.get("format"):
            raise ImageError((f"{work_img} format mismatch"
                              f" expected: '{self.image_format}'"
                              f" found: '{img_info.get('format')}'"))

        if self.mutate_callback:
            log.info(f"Processing work image callback")
            self.mutate_callback(work_img)

        if self.tar_members:
            # Python does not create sparse Tarfiles, so we have do it via
            # the CLI here.
            tarlist = []
            for member in self.tar_members:
                member_name = os.path.basename(member)
                # In the case of several clouds, the disk is named
                # `disk.raw` or `disk.vmdk`.  When creating a tarball, we
                # rename the disk to the in-tar name if the name does not
                # match the default naming.
                if member_name.endswith(('.raw', '.vmdk')):
                    if member_name != os.path.basename(work_img):
                        shutil.move(work_img, os.path.join(self._tmpdir, member_name))
                tarlist.append(member_name)

            tar_cmd = ['tar', '--owner=0', '--group=0', '-C', self._tmpdir]
            tar_cmd.extend(self.tar_flags)
            tar_cmd.extend(['-f', final_img])
            tar_cmd.extend(tarlist)
            run_verbose(tar_cmd)

        else:
            log.info(f"Moving {work_img} to {final_img}")
            shutil.move(work_img, final_img)