def fix_private_images_without_repr(private_images, prov, accounts):
"""
See if image has a machine request
See if we can 'piece it together'
"""
for img in private_images:
machine_requests = MachineRequest.objects.filter(
new_machine_provider=prov,
new_machine_name=img.name)
for mr in machine_requests:
print "Machine Request found matching name %s of image %s" \
% (img.name, img.id)
if mr.status != 'completed':
print "Processing machine with image %s" % img.id
process_machine_request(mr, img.id)
pm = mr.new_machine
if mr.new_machine_visibility.lower() == 'public':
make_public(accounts.image_manager, img, pm)
continue
#Private or selected access..
access_list = parse_list(mr.access_list, prov.id)
#Fix on the image
tenant_list = sync_image_access_list(
accounts, img, names=access_list)
#Fix on the database
make_private(accounts.image_manager, img, pm, tenant_list)
def fix_public_images(public_images, prov, accounts):
"""
Potential problems with public images:
* 1. Openstack shows public and has users listed as 'image_members'
Solution: mark image as private, and then update PMs and APPs
* 2. MachineRequest shows this public image should be private
Solution: mark image as private, share image with everyone in access list
"""
image_total = len(public_images)
print "Checking %s public images to see if they should be 'private' in openstack: %s"\
% (image_total, prov)
for idx, img in enumerate(public_images):
#Check if this image has any 'shared users'
pm = ProviderMachine.objects.filter(identifier=img.id,
provider=prov)
if not pm:
continue
pm = pm[0]
machine_requests = MachineRequest.objects.filter(
Q(new_machine=pm) &
~Q(new_machine_visibility__exact="public"))
for mr in machine_requests:
access_list = parse_list(mr.access_list, prov.id)
#Fix on the image
print "Syncing image access list for %s<%s>" % (img.name, img.id)
tenant_list = sync_image_access_list(
accounts, img, names=access_list)
#Fix on the database
print "Syncing database models for %s<%s>" % (img.name, img.id)
make_private(accounts.image_manager, img, pm, tenant_list)
if (idx % 5 == 0):
print "Processed %s of %s machines" % (idx + 1, image_total)
def fix_private_images_without_repr(private_images, prov, accounts):
"""
See if image has a machine request
See if we can 'piece it together'
"""
for img in private_images:
machine_requests = MachineRequest.objects.filter(
new_machine_provider=prov, new_machine_name=img.name)
for mr in machine_requests:
print "Machine Request found matching name %s of image %s" \
% (img.name, img.id)
if mr.status != 'completed':
print "Processing machine with image %s" % img.id
process_machine_request(mr, img.id)
pm = mr.new_machine
if mr.new_machine_visibility.lower() == 'public':
make_public(accounts.image_manager, img, pm)
continue
#Private or selected access..
access_list = parse_list(mr.access_list, prov.id)
#Fix on the image
tenant_list = sync_image_access_list(accounts,
img,
names=access_list)
#Fix on the database
make_private(accounts.image_manager, img, pm, tenant_list)
def fix_public_images(public_images, prov, accounts):
"""
Potential problems with public images:
* 1. Openstack shows public and has users listed as 'image_members'
Solution: mark image as private, and then update PMs and APPs
* 2. MachineRequest shows this public image should be private
Solution: mark image as private, share image with everyone in access list
"""
image_total = len(public_images)
print "Checking %s public images to see if they should be 'private' in openstack: %s"\
% (image_total, prov)
for idx, img in enumerate(public_images):
#Check if this image has any 'shared users'
pm = ProviderMachine.objects.filter(identifier=img.id, provider=prov)
if not pm:
continue
pm = pm[0]
machine_requests = MachineRequest.objects.filter(
Q(new_machine=pm) & ~Q(new_machine_visibility__exact="public"))
for mr in machine_requests:
access_list = parse_list(mr.access_list, prov.id)
#Fix on the image
print "Syncing image access list for %s<%s>" % (img.name, img.id)
tenant_list = sync_image_access_list(accounts,
img,
names=access_list)
#Fix on the database
print "Syncing database models for %s<%s>" % (img.name, img.id)
make_private(accounts.image_manager, img, pm, tenant_list)
if (idx % 5 == 0):
print "Processed %s of %s machines" % (idx + 1, image_total)
def fix_private_images(private_images, prov, accounts):
"""
Potential problems with private images:
* 1. MachineRequest contains this image and has more users on access_list
Solution: add users on access_list to the image, update PMs and APPs
* 2. Image has 0/1 user and is marked private
Solution: Probably hidden on purpose.. Leave it there
"""
image_total = len(private_images)
print "Checking %s private images to see if they should be 'private' in openstack: %s"\
% (image_total, prov)
for idx, img in enumerate(private_images):
#Check if this image has any 'shared users'
pm = ProviderMachine.objects.filter(identifier=img.id, provider=prov)
if not pm:
continue
pm = pm[0]
machine_requests = MachineRequest.objects.filter(new_machine=pm)
for mr in machine_requests:
if mr.new_machine_visibility.lower() == 'public':
print "Machine Request says image %s should be public" % img.id
make_public(accounts.image_manager, img, pm)
continue
#Private or selected access..
access_list = parse_list(mr.access_list, prov.id)
#Fix on the image
tenant_list = sync_image_access_list(accounts,
img,
names=access_list)
#Fix on the database
make_private(accounts.image_manager, img, pm, tenant_list)
if not machine_requests:
if pm.application.private == True:
print "Application says %s<%s> should be private" % (img.name,
img.id)
make_private(accounts.image_manager, img, pm)
if (idx % 5 == 0):
print "Processed %s of %s machines" % (idx + 1, image_total)
def fix_private_images(private_images, prov, accounts):
"""
Potential problems with private images:
* 1. MachineRequest contains this image and has more users on access_list
Solution: add users on access_list to the image, update PMs and APPs
* 2. Image has 0/1 user and is marked private
Solution: Probably hidden on purpose.. Leave it there
"""
image_total = len(private_images)
print "Checking %s private images to see if they should be 'private' in openstack: %s"\
% (image_total, prov)
for idx, img in enumerate(private_images):
#Check if this image has any 'shared users'
pm = ProviderMachine.objects.filter(identifier=img.id,
provider=prov)
if not pm:
continue
pm = pm[0]
machine_requests = MachineRequest.objects.filter(new_machine=pm)
for mr in machine_requests:
if mr.new_machine_visibility.lower() == 'public':
print "Machine Request says image %s should be public" % img.id
make_public(accounts.image_manager, img, pm)
continue
#Private or selected access..
access_list = parse_list(mr.access_list, prov.id)
#Fix on the image
tenant_list = sync_image_access_list(
accounts, img, names=access_list)
#Fix on the database
make_private(accounts.image_manager, img, pm, tenant_list)
if not machine_requests:
if pm.application.private == True:
print "Application says %s<%s> should be private" % (img.name, img.id)
make_private(accounts.image_manager, img, pm)
if (idx % 5 == 0):
print "Processed %s of %s machines" % (idx + 1, image_total)
