def __init__(self, certfile):
# Grab the certfile and extract the aggregate URN
self._certfile = certfile
self._cert = Certificate(filename=certfile)
cert_data = self._cert.get_data()
cert_data_parts = cert_data.split(',')
for part in cert_data_parts:
if part.find('URI:urn:publicid') >= 0:
self._aggregate_urn = part[4:]
self._aggregate_urn = config.aggregate_id
self._internal_vlans = \
vlan_pool.VLANPool(config.internal_vlans, "INTERNAL")
open_stack_interface.init() # OpenStack related initialization
# Set up a signal handler to clean up on a control-c
# signal.signal(signal.SIGINT, open_stack_interface.cleanup)
self._snapshot_directory = None
if config.gram_snapshot_directory:
self._snapshot_directory = \
config.gram_snapshot_directory + "/" + getpass.getuser()
# Set max allocation and lease times
self._max_alloc_time = \
datetime.timedelta(minutes=config.allocation_expiration_minutes )
self._max_lease_time = \
datetime.timedelta(minutes=config.lease_expiration_minutes)
self._stitching = stitching.Stitching()
self._persistent_state = {"FOO": "BAR"}
# Client interface to VMOC - update VMOC on current
# State of all slices and their associated
# network VLAN's and controllers
if config.vmoc_slice_autoregister:
VMOCClientInterface.startup()
config.logger.info(
"Started VMOC Client Interface from gram manager")
# Recover state from snapshot, if configured to do so
self.restore_state()
# Reconcile restored state with state of OpenStack
# Are any resources no longer there? If so delete slices
self.reconcile_state()
# If any slices restored from snapshot, report to VMOC
with SliceURNtoSliceObject._lock:
for slice_name in SliceURNtoSliceObject._slices:
the_slice = SliceURNtoSliceObject._slices[slice_name]
self.registerSliceToVMOC(the_slice)
# Remove extraneous snapshots
self.prune_snapshots()
thread.start_new_thread(self.periodic_cleanup, ())
def getAggregateManagerId(self, certfile=None):
if not hasattr(self, 'aggregate_manager_id'):
cert=Certificate(filename=certfile)
altSubject=cert.get_extension('subjectAltName')
altSubjects=altSubject.split(', ')
publicids=[s for s in altSubjects if 'publicid' in s]
if len(publicids) < 1:
raise Exception("Could not get aggregate manager id from subjectAltName as no altName has the string publicid")
self.aggregate_manager_id=publicids[0][4:]
self.logger.info("Will run am with %s as component_manager_id"%self.aggregate_manager_id)
return self.aggregate_manager_id
def getAggregateManagerId(self, certfile=None):
if not hasattr(self, 'aggregate_manager_id'):
cert=Certificate(filename=certfile)
altSubject=cert.get_extension('subjectAltName')
altSubjects=altSubject.split(', ')
publicids=[s for s in altSubjects if 'publicid' in s]
if len(publicids) < 1:
raise Exception("Could not get aggregate manager id from subjectAltName as no altName has the string publicid")
self.aggregate_manager_id=publicids[0][4:]
self.logger.info("Will run am with %s as component_manager_id"%self.aggregate_manager_id)
return self.aggregate_manager_id
def __init__(self, certfile) :
# Grab the certfile and extract the aggregate URN
self._certfile = certfile
self._cert = Certificate(filename=certfile)
cert_data = self._cert.get_data()
cert_data_parts = cert_data.split(',')
for part in cert_data_parts:
if part.find('URI:urn:publicid')>=0:
self._aggregate_urn = part[4:]
self._aggregate_urn = config.aggregate_id
self._internal_vlans = \
vlan_pool.VLANPool(config.internal_vlans, "INTERNAL")
#Commented out by JM for pi testing
# open_stack_interface.init() # OpenStack related initialization
# Set up a signal handler to clean up on a control-c
# signal.signal(signal.SIGINT, open_stack_interface.cleanup)
self._snapshot_directory = None
if config.gram_snapshot_directory:
self._snapshot_directory = \
config.gram_snapshot_directory + "/" + getpass.getuser()
# Set max allocation and lease times
self._max_alloc_time = \
datetime.timedelta(minutes=config.allocation_expiration_minutes )
self._max_lease_time = \
datetime.timedelta(minutes=config.lease_expiration_minutes)
self._stitching = stitching.Stitching()
self._persistent_state = {"FOO" : "BAR"}
# Client interface to VMOC - update VMOC on current
# State of all slices and their associated
# network VLAN's and controllers
if config.vmoc_slice_autoregister:
VMOCClientInterface.startup()
config.logger.info("Started VMOC Client Interface from gram manager")
# Recover state from snapshot, if configured to do so
self.restore_state()
# Reconcile restored state with state of OpenStack
# Are any resources no longer there? If so delete slices
#Commented out by JM for pi testing
# self.reconcile_state()
# If any slices restored from snapshot, report to VMOC
with SliceURNtoSliceObject._lock:
for slice_name in SliceURNtoSliceObject._slices:
the_slice = SliceURNtoSliceObject._slices[slice_name]
self.registerSliceToVMOC(the_slice)
# Remove extraneous snapshots
self.prune_snapshots()
def getTrustedRoots(self):
if self._trusted_roots == None:
config = pm.getService('config')
trust_roots = config.get('chapiv1rpc.ch_cert_root')
pem_files = os.listdir(trust_roots)
pems = [open(os.path.join(trust_roots, pem_file)).read() \
for pem_file in pem_files \
if pem_file != 'CATedCACerts.pem']
self._trusted_roots = [Certificate(string=pem) for pem in pems]
return self._trusted_roots
class GramManager:
"""
Only one instances of this class is created.
"""
def __init__(self, certfile):
# Grab the certfile and extract the aggregate URN
self._certfile = certfile
self._cert = Certificate(filename=certfile)
cert_data = self._cert.get_data()
cert_data_parts = cert_data.split(',')
for part in cert_data_parts:
if part.find('URI:urn:publicid') >= 0:
self._aggregate_urn = part[4:]
self._aggregate_urn = config.aggregate_id
self._internal_vlans = \
vlan_pool.VLANPool(config.internal_vlans, "INTERNAL")
open_stack_interface.init() # OpenStack related initialization
# Set up a signal handler to clean up on a control-c
# signal.signal(signal.SIGINT, open_stack_interface.cleanup)
self._snapshot_directory = None
if config.gram_snapshot_directory:
self._snapshot_directory = \
config.gram_snapshot_directory + "/" + getpass.getuser()
# Set max allocation and lease times
self._max_alloc_time = \
datetime.timedelta(minutes=config.allocation_expiration_minutes )
self._max_lease_time = \
datetime.timedelta(minutes=config.lease_expiration_minutes)
self._stitching = stitching.Stitching()
self._persistent_state = {"FOO": "BAR"}
# Client interface to VMOC - update VMOC on current
# State of all slices and their associated
# network VLAN's and controllers
if config.vmoc_slice_autoregister:
VMOCClientInterface.startup()
config.logger.info(
"Started VMOC Client Interface from gram manager")
# Recover state from snapshot, if configured to do so
self.restore_state()
# Reconcile restored state with state of OpenStack
# Are any resources no longer there? If so delete slices
self.reconcile_state()
# If any slices restored from snapshot, report to VMOC
with SliceURNtoSliceObject._lock:
for slice_name in SliceURNtoSliceObject._slices:
the_slice = SliceURNtoSliceObject._slices[slice_name]
self.registerSliceToVMOC(the_slice)
# Remove extraneous snapshots
self.prune_snapshots()
thread.start_new_thread(self.periodic_cleanup, ())
def getStitchingState(self):
return self._stitching
# Maintain some persistent state on the gram manager that
# is stored into and retrieved from snapshots
def setPersistentState(self, ps):
self._persistent_state = ps
def getPersistentState(self):
return self._persistent_state
# Cleanup all allocated slivers and return error code
# To be called from all error returns from allocate
def cleanup_slivers(self, slivers, slice_object):
for sliver_object in slivers:
slice_object.removeSliver(sliver_object)
def allocate(self, slice_urn, creds, rspec, options):
"""
AM API V3 method.
Request reservation of GRAM resources. We assume that by the
time we get here the caller's credentials have been verified
by the gcf framework (see am3.py).
Returns None if successful.
Returns an error string on failure.
"""
config.logger.info('Allocate called for slice %r' % slice_urn)
# Grab user urn out of slice credentail
user_urn = None
if len(creds) == 1:
user_urn = creds[0].gidCaller.urn
# Check if we already have slivers for this slice
slice_object = SliceURNtoSliceObject.get_slice_object(slice_urn)
if slice_object == None:
# This is a new slice at this aggregate. Create Slice object
# and add it the list of slices at this AM
slice_object = Slice(slice_urn)
SliceURNtoSliceObject.set_slice_object(slice_urn, slice_object)
# Lock this slice so nobody else can mess with it during allocation
with slice_object.getLock():
# Parse the request rspec. Get back any error message from parsing
# the rspec and a list of slivers created while parsing
# Also OF controller, if any
err_output, err_code, slivers, controller_link_info = \
rspec_handler.parseRequestRspec(self._aggregate_urn,
slice_object, rspec,
self._stitching)
if err_output != None:
# Something went wrong. First remove from the slice any sliver
# objects created while parsing the bad rspec
self.cleanup_slivers(slivers, slice_object)
# Return an error struct.
code = {'geni_code': err_code}
return {'code': code, 'value': '', 'output': err_output}
# If we're associating an OpenFlow controller to
# any link of this slice,
# Each VM must go on its own host. If there are more nodes
# than hosts, we fail
if len(controller_link_info) > 0:
hosts = open_stack_interface._listHosts('compute')
num_vms = 0
for sliver in slivers:
if isinstance(sliver, VirtualMachine):
num_vms = num_vms + 1
if len(hosts) < num_vms:
# Fail: More VMs requested than compute hosts
# on rack. Remove from this slice the sliver
# objects created during this call to allocate
# before returning an error struct
self.cleanup_slivers(slivers, slice_object)
code = {'geni_code': constants.REQUEST_PARSE_FAILED}
error_output = \
"For OpenFlow controlled slice, limit of " + \
str(len(hosts)) + " VM's"
return {'code': code, 'value': '', 'output': error_output}
# Set the experimenter provider controller URL (if any)
for link_object in slice_object.getNetworkLinks():
link_name = link_object.getName()
if link_name in controller_link_info:
controller_url_for_link = controller_link_info[link_name]
link_object.setControllerURL(controller_url_for_link)
# Set expiration times on the allocated resources
expiration = utils.min_expire(
creds, self._max_alloc_time, 'geni_end_time' in options
and options['geni_end_time'])
for sliver in slivers:
sliver.setExpiration(expiration)
# Set expiration time on the slice itself
slice_object.setExpiration(expiration)
# Associate an external VLAN tag with every
# stitching link
# print 'allocating external vlan'
# Allocate external vlans and set them on the slivers
is_v2_allocation = 'AM_API_V2' in options
for link_sliver_object in slice_object.getNetworkLinks():
success, error_string, error_code = \
self._stitching.allocate_external_vlan_tags(link_sliver_object, \
rspec, is_v2_allocation)
if not success:
self.cleanup_slivers(slivers, slice_object)
return {
'code': {
'geni_code': error_code
},
'value': "",
'output': error_string
}
# Associate an internal VLAN tag with every link
# that isn't already set by stitching
# print 'allocating internal vlan'
if not self.allocate_internal_vlan_tags(slice_object):
self.cleanup_slivers(slivers, slice_object)
error_string = "No more internal VLAN tags available"
error_code = constants.VLAN_UNAVAILABLE
return {
'code': {
'geni_code': error_code
},
'value': "",
'output': error_string
}
# Generate a manifest rspec
slice_object.setRequestRspec(rspec)
for sliver in slivers:
sliver.setRequestRspec(rspec)
agg_urn = self._aggregate_urn
# At this point, we don't allocate VLAN's: they should already be allocated
manifest, error_string, error_code = \
rspec_handler.generateManifestForSlivers(slice_object, \
slivers, True, \
False,
agg_urn, \
self._stitching)
if error_code != constants.SUCCESS:
self.cleanup_slivers(slivers, slice_object)
return {
'code': {
'geni_code': error_code
},
'value': "",
'output': error_string
}
slice_object.setManifestRspec(manifest)
# Set the user urn for all new slivers
all_slice_slivers = slice_object.getAllSlivers()
for sliver_urn in all_slice_slivers:
sliver = all_slice_slivers[sliver_urn]
if not sliver.getUserURN():
sliver.setUserURN(user_urn)
# Persist aggregate state
self.persist_state()
# Create a sliver status list for the slivers allocated by this call
sliver_status_list = \
utils.SliverList().getStatusOfSlivers(slivers)
# Generate the return struct
code = {'geni_code': constants.SUCCESS}
result_struct = {
'geni_rspec': manifest,
'geni_slivers': sliver_status_list
}
return {'code': code, 'value': result_struct, 'output': ''}
def provision(self, slice_object, sliver_objects, creds, options):
"""
AM API V3 method.
Provision the slivers listed in sliver_objects, if they have
not already been provisioned.
"""
if len(sliver_objects) == 0:
# No slivers specified: Return error message
code = {'geni_code': constants.REQUEST_PARSE_FAILED}
err_str = 'No slivers to be provisioned.'
return {'code': code, 'value': '', 'output': err_str}
# Make sure slivers have been allocated before we provision them.
# Return an error if even one of the slivers has not been allocated
for sliver in sliver_objects:
if sliver.getAllocationState() != constants.allocated:
# Found a sliver that has not been allocated. Return with error.
code = {'geni_code': constants.REQUEST_PARSE_FAILED}
err_str = 'Slivers to be provisioned must have allocation state geni_allocated'
return {'code': code, 'value': '', 'output': err_str}
# See if the geni_users option has been set. This option is used to
# specify user accounts to be created on virtual machines that are
# provisioned by this call
if options.has_key('geni_users'):
users = options['geni_users']
else:
users = list()
# Lock this slice so nobody else can mess with it during provisioning
with slice_object.getLock():
err_str = open_stack_interface.provisionResources(
slice_object, sliver_objects, users, self)
if err_str != None:
# We failed to provision this slice for some reason (described
# in err_str)
code = {'geni_code': constants.OPENSTACK_ERROR}
self.delete(slice_object, sliver_objects, options)
return {'code': code, 'value': '', 'output': err_str}
# Set expiration times on the provisioned resources
# Set expiration times on the allocated resources
expiration = utils.min_expire(
creds, self._max_lease_time, 'geni_end_time' in options
and options['geni_end_time'])
for sliver in sliver_objects:
sliver.setExpiration(expiration)
# Generate a manifest rpsec
req_rspec = slice_object.getRequestRspec()
manifest, error_string, error_code = \
rspec_handler.generateManifestForSlivers(slice_object,
sliver_objects,
True,
False,
self._aggregate_urn,
self._stitching)
if error_code != constants.SUCCESS:
return {
'code': {
'geni_code': error_code
},
'value': "",
'output': error_string
}
# Create a sliver status list for the slivers that were provisioned
sliver_status_list = \
utils.SliverList().getStatusOfSlivers(sliver_objects)
# Persist new GramManager state
self.persist_state()
# Report the new slice to VMOC
self.registerSliceToVMOC(slice_object)
# Generate the return struct
code = {'geni_code': constants.SUCCESS}
result_struct = {'geni_rspec':manifest, \
'geni_slivers':sliver_status_list}
return {'code': code, 'value': result_struct, 'output': ''}
def status(self, slice_object, slivers, options):
"""
AM API V3 method.
Return the status of the specified slivers
"""
# Lock this slice so nobody else can mess with it while we get status
with slice_object.getLock():
open_stack_interface.updateOperationalStatus(slice_object)
# Create a list with the status of the specified slivers
sliver_status_list = \
utils.SliverList().getStatusOfSlivers(slivers)
# Generate the return stuct
code = {'geni_code': constants.SUCCESS}
result_struct = {'geni_urn':slice_object.getSliceURN(), \
'geni_slivers':sliver_status_list}
return {'code': code, 'value': result_struct, 'output': ''}
def describe(self, slice_object, slivers, options):
"""
AM API V3 method.
Describe the status of the resources allocated to this slice.
"""
# Lock this slice so nobody else can mess with it while we get status
with slice_object.getLock():
open_stack_interface.updateOperationalStatus(slice_object)
# Get the status of the slivers
sliver_status_list = \
utils.SliverList().getStatusOfSlivers(slivers)
# Generate the manifest to be returned
manifest, error_string, error_code = \
rspec_handler.generateManifestForSlivers(slice_object,
slivers,
False,
False,
self._aggregate_urn,
self._stitching)
if error_code != constants.SUCCESS:
return {
'code': {
'geni_code': error_code
},
'value': "",
'output': error_string
}
# Generate the return struct
code = {'geni_code': constants.SUCCESS}
result_struct = {
'geni_rspec': manifest,
'geni_urn': slice_object.getSliceURN(),
'geni_slivers': sliver_status_list
}
ret_val = {'code': code, 'value': result_struct, 'output': ''}
return ret_val
# Perform operational action.
# By the time this is called, we should know that the slivers
# are in the right state to for the given action
def performOperationalAction(self, slice_object, slivers, action, options):
"""
AM API V3 method.
Support these actions:
geni_start (boot if not_ready)
geni_restart (reboot if ready)
geni_stop (shutdown if ready)
"""
ret_str = ""
if action == 'delete_snapshot':
ret_code, ret_str = open_stack_interface._deleteImage(options)
sliver_status_list = utils.SliverList().getStatusOfSlivers(slivers)
ret_val = {
'code': {
'geni_code': ret_code
},
'value': "",
'output': ret_str
}
GramImageInfo.refresh()
return ret_val
elif action == 'create_snapshot':
if not options['snapshot_name'] or not options['vm_name']:
ret_code = constants.REQUEST_PARSE_FAILED
ret_str = "Must specify vm_name and snapshot_name in output file"
else:
ret_code, ret_str = open_stack_interface._createImage(
slivers, options)
ret_val = {
'code': {
'geni_code': ret_code
},
'value': "",
'output': ret_str
}
GramImageInfo.refresh()
return ret_val
elif action in ["geni_start", "geni_stop", "geni_restart"]:
ret_str = ""
for sliver_object in slivers:
# Only perform operational actions on VMs
if not isinstance(sliver_object, VirtualMachine): continue
# Perform operational action on VM within openstack
ret = open_stack_interface._performOperationalAction(
sliver_object, action, options)
if not ret:
ret_str += "Failed to perform " + action + " on " + sliver_object.getName(
) + "\n"
else:
ret_str = "Operation not supported"
if not len(ret_str):
code = {'geni_code': constants.SUCCESS}
else:
code = {'geni_code': constants.REQUEST_PARSE_FAILED}
sliver_status_list = \
utils.SliverList().getStatusOfSlivers(slivers)
ret_val = {
'code': code,
'value': sliver_status_list,
'output': ret_str
}
return ret_val
def delete(self, slice_object, sliver_objects, options):
"""
AM API V3 method.
Delete the specified sliver_objects. All sliver_objecs are
associated with the same slice_object.
"""
config.logger.info('Delete called for slice %r' % \
slice_object.getSliceURN())
# Lock this slice so nobody else can mess with it while we do the deletes
with slice_object.getLock():
# Delete any slivers that have been provisioned
# First find the sliver_objects that have been provisioned.
# Provisioned slivers need their OpenStack resources deleted.
# Other slivers just need their allocation and operational states
# changed.
provisioned_slivers = []
for sliver in sliver_objects:
if sliver.getAllocationState() == constants.provisioned:
provisioned_slivers.append(sliver)
else:
# Sliver has not been provisioned. Just change its
# allocation and operational states
sliver.setAllocationState(constants.unallocated)
sliver.setOperationalState(constants.stopping)
# Delete provisioned slivers
success = open_stack_interface.deleteSlivers(
slice_object, provisioned_slivers)
sliver_status_list = \
utils.SliverList().getStatusOfSlivers(sliver_objects)
# Remove deleted slivers from the slice
for sliver in sliver_objects:
slice_object.removeSliver(sliver)
### THIS CODE SHOULD BE MOVED TO EXPIRE WHEN WE ACTUALLY EXPIRE
### SLIVERS AND SLICES. SLICES SHOULD BE DELETED ONLY WHEN THEY
### EXPIRE. FOR NOW WE DELETE THEM WHEN ALL THEIR SLIVERS ARE
### DELETED.
if len(slice_object.getSlivers()) == 0:
open_stack_interface.expireSlice(slice_object)
# Update VMOC
self.registerSliceToVMOC(slice_object, False)
# Remove slice from GRAM
SliceURNtoSliceObject.remove_slice_object(
slice_object.getSliceURN())
# Free all stitching VLAN allocations
for sliver in sliver_objects:
self._stitching.deleteAllocation(sliver.getSliverURN())
# Free all internal vlans back to pool
for sliver in sliver_objects:
if isinstance(sliver, NetworkLink):
tag = sliver.getVLANTag()
if self._internal_vlans.isAllocated(tag):
self._internal_vlans.free(tag)
# Persist new GramManager state
self.persist_state()
# Generate the return struct
code = {'geni_code': constants.SUCCESS}
if success:
return {
'code': code,
'value': sliver_status_list,
'output': ''
}
else:
return {
'code': code,
'value': sliver_status_list,
'output': 'Failed to delete one or more slivers'
}
def renew_slivers(self, slice_object, sliver_objects, creds,
expiration_time, options):
"""
AM API V3 method.
Set the expiration time of the specified slivers to the specified
value. If the slice credentials expire before the specified
expiration time, set sliver expiration times to the slice
credentials expiration time.
"""
expiration = utils.min_expire(creds, self._max_lease_time,
expiration_time)
# Lock this slice so nobody else can mess with it while we renew
with slice_object.getLock():
for sliver in sliver_objects:
sliver.setExpiration(expiration)
# Create a sliver status list for the slivers that were renewed
sliver_status_list = \
utils.SliverList().getStatusOfSlivers(sliver_objects)
requested = utils._naiveUTC(dateutil.parser.parse(expiration_time))
# If geni_extend_alap option provided, use the earlier
# of the requested time and max expiration as the expiration time
if 'geni_extend_alap' in options and options['geni_extend_alap']:
if expiration < requested:
slice_urn = slice_object.getSliceURN()
config.logger.info(
"Got geni_extend_alap: revising slice %s renew request from %s to %s"
% (slice_urn, requested, expiration))
requested = expiration
if requested > expiration:
config.logger.info('expiration time too long')
code = {'geni_code': constants.REQUEST_PARSE_FAILED}
return {
'code':
code,
'value':
sliver_status_list,
'output':
'ERROR: Requested sliver expiration is greater than either the slice expiration or the maximum lease time: '
+ str(config.lease_expiration_minutes) + ' minutes'
}
code = {'geni_code': constants.SUCCESS}
return {'code': code, 'value': sliver_status_list, 'output': ''}
def shutdown_slice(self, slice_urn):
"""
AM API V3 method.
Shutdown the slice.
"""
# *** Ideally, we want shutdown to disable the slice by cutting off
# network access or saving a snapshot of the images of running VM's
# In the meantime, shutdown is just deleting the slice
urns = [slice_urn]
options = {}
ret_val = self.delete(urns, options)
code = ret_val['code']
output = ret_val['output']
value = code == constants.SUCCESS
return {'code': code, 'value': value, 'output': output}
# Persist state to file based on current timestamp
__persist_filename_format = "%Y_%m_%d_%H_%M_%S"
__recent_base_filename = None
__base_filename_counter = 0
def persist_state(self):
if not self._snapshot_directory: return
start_time = time.time()
base_filename = \
time.strftime(GramManager.__persist_filename_format, time.localtime(start_time))
counter = 0
if base_filename == GramManager.__recent_base_filename:
GramManager.__base_filename_counter = GramManager.__base_filename_counter + 1
counter = GramManager.__base_filename_counter
else:
GramManager.__base_filename_counter = 0
# print "BFN %s RBFN %s COUNTER %d GMBFNC %d" % (base_filename, GramManager.__recent_base_filename, GramManager.__base_filename_counter, counter)
GramManager.__recent_base_filename = base_filename
filename = "%s/%s_%d.json" % (self._snapshot_directory, \
base_filename, counter)
GramManager.__recent_base_filename = base_filename
Archiving.write_state(filename, self, SliceURNtoSliceObject._slices,
self._stitching)
end_time = time.time()
config.logger.info("Persisting state to %s in %.2f sec" % \
(filename, (end_time - start_time)))
# Update VMOC about state of given slice (register or unregister)
# Register both the control network and all data networks
def registerSliceToVMOC(self, slice, register=True):
if not config.vmoc_slice_autoregister: return
slice_id = slice.getSliceURN()
vlan_configs = []
# Register/unregister control network
# control_network_info = slice.getControlNetInfo()
# if not control_network_info or \
# not control_network_info.has_key('control_net_vlan'):
# return
# control_network_vlan = control_network_info['control_net_vlan']
# control_net_config = \
# VMOCVLANConfiguration(vlan_tag=control_network_vlan, \
# controller_url=None)
# vlan_configs.append(control_net_config)
# Register/unregister data networks
for link in slice.getNetworkLinks():
controller_url = link.getControllerURL()
data_network_vlan = link.getVLANTag()
if data_network_vlan is None: continue
data_net_config = \
VMOCVLANConfiguration(vlan_tag=data_network_vlan, \
controller_url=controller_url)
vlan_configs.append(data_net_config)
slice_config=VMOCSliceConfiguration(slice_id=slice_id, \
vlan_configs=vlan_configs)
if register:
VMOCClientInterface.register(slice_config)
else:
VMOCClientInterface.unregister(slice_config)
# Resolve a set of URN's to a slice and set of slivers
# Either:
# It is a single slice URN
# (return slice and associated sliver objects)
# Or it is a set of sliver URN's
# (return slice and slivers for these sliver URN's)
# Returns a slice and a list of sliver objects
def decode_urns(self, urns):
slice = None
slivers = list()
if len(urns) == 1 and \
SliceURNtoSliceObject.get_slice_object(urns[0]) != None :
# Case 1: This is a slice URN.
# Return slice and the urn's of the slivers
slice_urn = urns[0]
slice = SliceURNtoSliceObject.get_slice_object(slice_urn)
slivers = slice.getSlivers().values()
elif len(urns) > 0:
# Case 2: This is a sliver URN.
# Make sure they all belong to the same slice
# And if so, return the slice and the sliver objects for these
# sliver urns
sliver_urn = urns[0]
slice = None
for test_slice in SliceURNtoSliceObject.get_slice_objects():
if test_slice.getSlivers().has_key(sliver_urn):
slice = test_slice
break
if slice:
for sliver_urn in urns:
if not slice.getSlivers().has_key(sliver_urn):
raise ApiErrorException(
AM_API.BAD_ARGS, "Decode_URNs: All sliver " +
"URN's must be part of same slice")
else:
sliver = slice.getSlivers()[sliver_urn]
slivers.append(sliver)
return slice, slivers
def expire_slivers(self):
"""
Find and delete slivers that have expired.
"""
# We walk through the list of slices. For each slice we make a
# list of slivers that have expired. If the slice has slivers that
# have expired, we use the self.delete method to delete these slivers
now = datetime.datetime.utcnow()
for slice_object in SliceURNtoSliceObject.get_slice_objects():
# Lock this slice so nobody else can mess with it while we expire
# its slivers
with slice_object.getLock():
slivers = slice_object.getSlivers()
expired_slivers = list()
for sliver in slivers.values():
if not sliver.getExpiration(
) or sliver.getExpiration() < now:
expired_slivers.append(sliver)
if len(expired_slivers) != 0:
self.delete(slice_object, expired_slivers, None)
def list_flavors(self):
return open_stack_interface._listFlavors()
# See https://www.protogeni.net/trac/protogeni/wiki/RspecAdOpState
def advert_header(self):
header = '''<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<rspec xmlns="http://www.geni.net/resources/rspec/3"
xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"
xsi:schemaLocation="%s"
type="advertisement">'''
return header
# Restore state from snapshot specified in config
def restore_state(self):
if self._snapshot_directory is not None:
if not os.path.exists(self._snapshot_directory):
os.makedirs(self._snapshot_directory)
# Use the specified one (if any)
# Otherwise, use the most recent (if indicated)
# Otherwise, no state to restore
# print config.recover_from_most_recent_snapshot
snapshot_file = None
if config.recover_from_snapshot and \
config.recover_from_snapshot != "":
snapshot_file = config.recover_from_snapshot
if not snapshot_file and config.recover_from_most_recent_snapshot:
files = self.get_snapshots()
if files and len(files) > 0:
snapshot_file = files[len(files) - 1]
config.logger.info("SNAPSHOT FILE : %s" % snapshot_file)
# print 'snapshot file: '
# print snapshot_file
if snapshot_file is not None:
config.logger.info("Restoring state from snapshot : %s" \
% snapshot_file)
SliceURNtoSliceObject._slices = \
Archiving.read_state(snapshot_file, self, self._stitching)
# Restore the state of the VLAN pools
# Go through all the network links and
# if the vlan tag is in the internal pool, allocate it
for slice_urn, slice_obj in SliceURNtoSliceObject._slices.items(
):
for network_link in slice_obj.getNetworkLinks():
vlan_tag = network_link.getVLANTag()
if vlan_tag and vlan_tag in self._internal_vlans.getAllVLANs(
):
# config.logger.info("Restored internal VLAN %d" % vlan_tag)
self._internal_vlans.allocate(vlan_tag)
config.logger.info("Restored %d slices" % \
len(SliceURNtoSliceObject._slices))
# Clean up expired slices periodically
def periodic_cleanup(self):
token_table_user = '******'
token_table_database = 'keystone'
token_retention_window_days = 1
while True:
cmd = None
try:
config.logger.info("Cleaning up expired slivers")
cmd = "mysql -u%s -p%s -h%s %s -e 'DELETE FROM token WHERE NOT DATE_SUB(CURDATE(),INTERVAL %d DAY) <= expires'" % \
(token_table_user, config.mysql_password,
config.control_host_addr, token_table_database,
token_retention_window_days)
except Exception, e:
print e
# print cmd
os.system(cmd)
cmd = "keystone tenant-list"
output = open_stack_interface._execCommand(cmd)
output_fields = open_stack_interface._parseTableOutput(output)
tenant_uuids = output_fields['id']
# print "TENANT_UUIDS = %s" % tenant_uuids
try:
config.logger.info("Cleaning up danglihg secgrps")
uuids_expr = ",".join("'" + tenant_uuid + "'" \
for tenant_uuid in tenant_uuids)
for table_name in ['securitygrouprules', 'securitygroups']:
cmd = "mysql -u%s -p%s -h%s %s -e %sDELETE from %s where tenant_id not in (%s)%s" % \
(config.network_user, config.mysql_password,
config.control_host_addr, config.network_database,
'"', table_name, uuids_expr, '"')
# print cmd
os.system(cmd)
except Exception, e:
print e
self.expire_slivers()
time.sleep(3000)
if not k:
logger.warning("Failed to load key from file. Unable to remove passphrase. Exit!")
sys.exit(-1)
logger.debug("Loaded key from %s" % prcertkeyFile)
# Copy key file to a new location
question = "Do you want to make a backup of your encrypted cert (%s)" % prcertkeyFile
if getYNAns(question):
backupEncFile(prcertkeyFile)
kpem = k.as_pem()
cert = None
try:
cert = Certificate(filename=prcertkeyFile)
except Exception, e:
logger.warning("Failed to load cert from '%s': %s", prcertkeyFile, e)
sys.exit(-1)
logger.debug("Read certificate: %s", cert.dump_string())
cpem = cert.save_to_string()
try:
with open(prcertkeyFile, 'w') as cfile:
cfile.write(kpem)
cfile.write('\n')
cfile.write(cpem)
except Exception, e:
logger.error("Failed to write decrypted cert/key to '%s': %s", prcertkeyFile, e)
properly_formed = True
elif field_type == "EMAIL":
properly_formed = value.find('@') >= 0 and value.find('.') >= 0
elif field_type == "KEY":
pass # *** No standard format
elif field_type == "BOOLEAN":
properly_formed = (type(value) is bool
or value.lower() in ['t', 'f', 'true', 'false'])
elif field_type == "CREDENTIALS":
try:
Credential(string=value)
except Exception as e:
properly_formed = False
elif field_type == "CERTIFICATE":
try:
cert = Certificate()
cert.load_from_string(value)
except Exception as e:
properly_formed = False
elif field_type == "CONTEXT_TYPE":
# Must be a number and one of the defined attributes
try:
index = int(value)
properly_formed = index in attribute_type_names
except Exception as e:
properly_formed = False
elif field_type == "ATTRIBUTE_SET":
if type(value) != dict:
propertly_formed = False
else:
# Must be
else:
print "Usage: --create cred_file " + \
"--user_cert_file user_cert_file" + \
" --user_key_file user_key_file --ma_cert_file ma_cert_file"
sys.exit()
user_urn = options.user_urn
# Get list of trusted rootcerts
if options.cred_file and not options.trusted_roots_directory:
sys.exit(
"Must supply --trusted_roots_directory to validate a credential")
trusted_roots_directory = options.trusted_roots_directory
trusted_roots = \
[Certificate(filename=os.path.join(trusted_roots_directory, file)) \
for file in os.listdir(trusted_roots_directory) \
if file.endswith('.pem') and file != 'CATedCACerts.pem']
cred = open(options.cred_file).read()
creds = [{
'geni_type': ABACCredential.ABAC_CREDENTIAL_TYPE,
'geni_value': cred,
'geni_version': '1'
}]
gid = determine_speaks_for(None, creds, tool_gid, \
{'geni_speaking_for' : user_urn}, \
trusted_roots)
print 'SPEAKS_FOR = %s' % (gid != tool_gid)
properly_formed = True
elif field_type == "EMAIL":
properly_formed = value.find('@')>= 0 and value.find('.') >= 0
elif field_type == "KEY":
pass # *** No standard format
elif field_type == "BOOLEAN":
properly_formed = (type(value) is bool or
value.lower() in ['t', 'f', 'true', 'false'])
elif field_type == "CREDENTIALS":
try:
Credential(string=value)
except Exception as e:
properly_formed = False
elif field_type == "CERTIFICATE":
try:
cert = Certificate()
cert.load_from_string(value)
except Exception as e:
properly_formed = False
elif field_type == "CONTEXT_TYPE":
# Must be a number and one of the defined attributes
try:
index = int(value)
properly_formed = index in attribute_type_names
except Exception as e:
properly_formed = False
elif field_type == "ATTRIBUTE_SET":
if type(value) != dict:
propertly_formed = False
else:
# Must be
class GramManager :
"""
Only one instances of this class is created.
"""
def __init__(self, certfile) :
# Grab the certfile and extract the aggregate URN
self._certfile = certfile
self._cert = Certificate(filename=certfile)
cert_data = self._cert.get_data()
cert_data_parts = cert_data.split(',')
for part in cert_data_parts:
if part.find('URI:urn:publicid')>=0:
self._aggregate_urn = part[4:]
self._aggregate_urn = config.aggregate_id
self._internal_vlans = \
vlan_pool.VLANPool(config.internal_vlans, "INTERNAL")
#Commented out by JM for pi testing
# open_stack_interface.init() # OpenStack related initialization
# Set up a signal handler to clean up on a control-c
# signal.signal(signal.SIGINT, open_stack_interface.cleanup)
self._snapshot_directory = None
if config.gram_snapshot_directory:
self._snapshot_directory = \
config.gram_snapshot_directory + "/" + getpass.getuser()
# Set max allocation and lease times
self._max_alloc_time = \
datetime.timedelta(minutes=config.allocation_expiration_minutes )
self._max_lease_time = \
datetime.timedelta(minutes=config.lease_expiration_minutes)
self._stitching = stitching.Stitching()
self._persistent_state = {"FOO" : "BAR"}
# Client interface to VMOC - update VMOC on current
# State of all slices and their associated
# network VLAN's and controllers
if config.vmoc_slice_autoregister:
VMOCClientInterface.startup()
config.logger.info("Started VMOC Client Interface from gram manager")
# Recover state from snapshot, if configured to do so
self.restore_state()
# Reconcile restored state with state of OpenStack
# Are any resources no longer there? If so delete slices
#Commented out by JM for pi testing
# self.reconcile_state()
# If any slices restored from snapshot, report to VMOC
with SliceURNtoSliceObject._lock:
for slice_name in SliceURNtoSliceObject._slices:
the_slice = SliceURNtoSliceObject._slices[slice_name]
self.registerSliceToVMOC(the_slice)
# Remove extraneous snapshots
self.prune_snapshots()
#COMMENTED OUT BY JM FOR PI TESTSING
# thread.start_new_thread(self.periodic_cleanup,())
def getStitchingState(self) : return self._stitching
# Maintain some persistent state on the gram manager that
# is stored into and retrieved from snapshots
def setPersistentState(self, ps) : self._persistent_state = ps
def getPersistentState(self) : return self._persistent_state;
# Cleanup all allocated slivers and return error code
# To be called from all error returns from allocate
def cleanup_slivers(self, slivers, slice_object):
for sliver_object in slivers:
slice_object.removeSliver(sliver_object)
def allocate(self, slice_urn, creds, rspec, options) :
"""
AM API V3 method.
Request reservation of GRAM resources. We assume that by the
time we get here the caller's credentials have been verified
by the gcf framework (see am3.py).
Returns None if successful.
Returns an error string on failure.
"""
config.logger.info('Allocate called for slice %r' % slice_urn)
# Grab user urn out of slice credentail
user_urn = None
if len(creds) == 1:
user_urn = creds[0].gidCaller.urn
# Check if we already have slivers for this slice
slice_object = SliceURNtoSliceObject.get_slice_object(slice_urn)
if slice_object == None :
# This is a new slice at this aggregate. Create Slice object
# and add it the list of slices at this AM
slice_object = Slice(slice_urn)
SliceURNtoSliceObject.set_slice_object(slice_urn, slice_object)
# Lock this slice so nobody else can mess with it during allocation
with slice_object.getLock() :
# Parse the request rspec. Get back any error message from parsing
# the rspec and a list of slivers created while parsing
# Also OF controller, if any
err_output, err_code, slivers, controller_link_info = \
rspec_handler.parseRequestRspec(self._aggregate_urn,
slice_object, rspec,
self._stitching)
if err_output != None :
# Something went wrong. First remove from the slice any sliver
# objects created while parsing the bad rspec
self.cleanup_slivers(slivers, slice_object)
# Return an error struct.
code = {'geni_code': err_code}
return {'code': code, 'value': '', 'output': err_output}
# If we're associating an OpenFlow controller to
# any link of this slice,
# Each VM must go on its own host. If there are more nodes
# than hosts, we fail
if len(controller_link_info) > 0:
hosts = open_stack_interface._listHosts('compute')
num_vms = 0
for sliver in slivers:
if isinstance(sliver, VirtualMachine):
num_vms = num_vms + 1
if len(hosts) < num_vms:
# Fail: More VMs requested than compute hosts
# on rack. Remove from this slice the sliver
# objects created during this call to allocate
# before returning an error struct
self.cleanup_slivers(slivers, slice_object)
code = {'geni_code': constants.REQUEST_PARSE_FAILED}
error_output = \
"For OpenFlow controlled slice, limit of " + \
str(len(hosts)) + " VM's"
return {'code': code, 'value':'',
'output':error_output}
# Set the experimenter provider controller URL (if any)
for link_object in slice_object.getNetworkLinks():
link_name = link_object.getName()
if link_name in controller_link_info:
controller_url_for_link = controller_link_info[link_name]
link_object.setControllerURL(controller_url_for_link)
# Set expiration times on the allocated resources
expiration = utils.min_expire(creds,
self._max_alloc_time,
'geni_end_time' in options and options['geni_end_time'])
for sliver in slivers :
sliver.setExpiration(expiration)
# Set expiration time on the slice itself
slice_object.setExpiration(expiration);
# Associate an external VLAN tag with every
# stitching link
# print 'allocating external vlan'
# Allocate external vlans and set them on the slivers
is_v2_allocation = 'AM_API_V2' in options
for link_sliver_object in slice_object.getNetworkLinks():
success, error_string, error_code = \
self._stitching.allocate_external_vlan_tags(link_sliver_object, \
rspec, is_v2_allocation)
if not success:
self.cleanup_slivers(slivers, slice_object)
return {'code' : {'geni_code' : error_code}, 'value' : "",
'output' : error_string}
# Associate an internal VLAN tag with every link
# that isn't already set by stitching
# print 'allocating internal vlan'
if not self.allocate_internal_vlan_tags(slice_object):
self.cleanup_slivers(slivers, slice_object)
error_string = "No more internal VLAN tags available"
error_code = constants.VLAN_UNAVAILABLE
return {'code' : {'geni_code' : error_code}, 'value' : "",
'output' : error_string}
# Generate a manifest rspec
slice_object.setRequestRspec(rspec)
for sliver in slivers:
sliver.setRequestRspec(rspec);
agg_urn = self._aggregate_urn
# At this point, we don't allocate VLAN's: they should already be allocated
manifest, error_string, error_code = \
rspec_handler.generateManifestForSlivers(slice_object, \
slivers, True, \
False,
agg_urn, \
self._stitching)
if error_code != constants.SUCCESS:
self.cleanup_slivers(slivers, slice_object)
return {'code' : {'geni_code' : error_code}, 'value' : "",
'output' : error_string}
slice_object.setManifestRspec(manifest)
# Set the user urn for all new slivers
all_slice_slivers = slice_object.getAllSlivers()
for sliver_urn in all_slice_slivers:
sliver = all_slice_slivers[sliver_urn]
if not sliver.getUserURN():
sliver.setUserURN(user_urn)
# Persist aggregate state
self.persist_state()
# Create a sliver status list for the slivers allocated by this call
sliver_status_list = \
utils.SliverList().getStatusOfSlivers(slivers)
# Generate the return struct
code = {'geni_code': constants.SUCCESS}
result_struct = {'geni_rspec':manifest,
'geni_slivers':sliver_status_list}
return {'code': code, 'value': result_struct, 'output': ''}
def provision(self, slice_object, sliver_objects, creds, options) :
"""
AM API V3 method.
Provision the slivers listed in sliver_objects, if they have
not already been provisioned.
"""
if len(sliver_objects) == 0 :
# No slivers specified: Return error message
code = {'geni_code': constants.REQUEST_PARSE_FAILED}
err_str = 'No slivers to be provisioned.'
return {'code': code, 'value': '', 'output': err_str}
# Make sure slivers have been allocated before we provision them.
# Return an error if even one of the slivers has not been allocated
for sliver in sliver_objects :
if sliver.getAllocationState() != constants.allocated :
# Found a sliver that has not been allocated. Return with error.
code = {'geni_code': constants.REQUEST_PARSE_FAILED}
err_str = 'Slivers to be provisioned must have allocation state geni_allocated'
return {'code': code, 'value': '', 'output': err_str}
# See if the geni_users option has been set. This option is used to
# specify user accounts to be created on virtual machines that are
# provisioned by this call
if options.has_key('geni_users'):
users = options['geni_users']
else :
users = list()
# Lock this slice so nobody else can mess with it during provisioning
with slice_object.getLock() :
err_str = provision_interface.provisionResources(slice_object, sliver_objects, users, self)
# err_str = open_stack_interface.provisionResources(slice_object,
# sliver_objects,
# users, self)
# if err_str != None :
# We failed to provision this slice for some reason (described
# in err_str)
# code = {'geni_code': constants.OPENSTACK_ERROR}
# self.delete(slice_object, sliver_objects, options)
# return {'code': code, 'value': '', 'output': err_str}
# Set expiration times on the provisioned resources
# Set expiration times on the allocated resources
expiration = utils.min_expire(creds, self._max_lease_time,
'geni_end_time' in options and options['geni_end_time'])
for sliver in sliver_objects :
sliver.setExpiration(expiration)
# Generate a manifest rpsec
req_rspec = slice_object.getRequestRspec()
manifest, error_string, error_code = \
rspec_handler.generateManifestForSlivers(slice_object,
sliver_objects,
True,
False,
self._aggregate_urn,
self._stitching)
if error_code != constants.SUCCESS:
return {'code' : {'geni_code' : error_code}, 'value' : "",
'output' : error_string}
# Create a sliver status list for the slivers that were provisioned
sliver_status_list = \
utils.SliverList().getStatusOfSlivers(sliver_objects)
# Persist new GramManager state
self.persist_state()
# Report the new slice to VMOC
self.registerSliceToVMOC(slice_object)
# Generate the return struct
code = {'geni_code': constants.SUCCESS}
result_struct = {'geni_rspec':manifest, \
'geni_slivers':sliver_status_list}
return {'code': code, 'value': result_struct, 'output': ''}
def status(self, slice_object, slivers, options) :
"""
AM API V3 method.
Return the status of the specified slivers
"""
# Lock this slice so nobody else can mess with it while we get status
with slice_object.getLock() :
open_stack_interface.updateOperationalStatus(slice_object)
# Create a list with the status of the specified slivers
sliver_status_list = \
utils.SliverList().getStatusOfSlivers(slivers)
# Generate the return stuct
code = {'geni_code': constants.SUCCESS}
result_struct = {'geni_urn':slice_object.getSliceURN(), \
'geni_slivers':sliver_status_list}
return {'code': code, 'value': result_struct, 'output': ''}
def describe(self, slice_object, slivers, options) :
"""
AM API V3 method.
Describe the status of the resources allocated to this slice.
"""
# Lock this slice so nobody else can mess with it while we get status
with slice_object.getLock() :
open_stack_interface.updateOperationalStatus(slice_object)
# Get the status of the slivers
sliver_status_list = \
utils.SliverList().getStatusOfSlivers(slivers)
# Generate the manifest to be returned
manifest, error_string, error_code = \
rspec_handler.generateManifestForSlivers(slice_object,
slivers,
False,
False,
self._aggregate_urn,
self._stitching)
if error_code != constants.SUCCESS:
return {'code' : {'geni_code' : error_code}, 'value' : "",
'output' : error_string}
# Generate the return struct
code = {'geni_code': constants.SUCCESS}
result_struct = {'geni_rspec': manifest,
'geni_urn':slice_object.getSliceURN(),
'geni_slivers': sliver_status_list}
ret_val = {'code': code, 'value': result_struct, 'output': ''}
return ret_val
# Perform operational action.
# By the time this is called, we should know that the slivers
# are in the right state to for the given action
def performOperationalAction(self, slice_object, slivers, action, options) :
"""
AM API V3 method.
Support these actions:
geni_start (boot if not_ready)
geni_restart (reboot if ready)
geni_stop (shutdown if ready)
"""
ret_str = ""
if action == 'delete_snapshot':
ret_code, ret_str = open_stack_interface._deleteImage(options)
sliver_status_list = utils.SliverList().getStatusOfSlivers(slivers)
ret_val = {'code': {'geni_code': ret_code}, 'value': "", 'output': ret_str}
GramImageInfo.refresh()
return ret_val
elif action == 'create_snapshot':
if not options['snapshot_name'] or not options['vm_name']:
ret_code = constants.REQUEST_PARSE_FAILED
ret_str = "Must specify vm_name and snapshot_name in output file"
else:
ret_code,ret_str = open_stack_interface._createImage(slivers,options)
ret_val = {'code': {'geni_code': ret_code}, 'value': "", 'output': ret_str}
GramImageInfo.refresh()
return ret_val
elif action in ["geni_start", "geni_stop", "geni_restart"]:
ret_str = ""
for sliver_object in slivers:
# Only perform operational actions on VMs
if not isinstance(sliver_object, VirtualMachine): continue
# Perform operational action on VM within openstack
ret = open_stack_interface._performOperationalAction(sliver_object, action,options)
if not ret:
ret_str += "Failed to perform " + action + " on " + sliver_object.getName() + "\n"
else:
ret_str = "Operation not supported"
if not len(ret_str):
code = {'geni_code': constants.SUCCESS}
else:
code = {'geni_code': constants.REQUEST_PARSE_FAILED}
sliver_status_list = \
utils.SliverList().getStatusOfSlivers(slivers)
ret_val = {'code': code, 'value': sliver_status_list, 'output': ret_str}
return ret_val
def delete(self, slice_object, sliver_objects, options) :
"""
AM API V3 method.
Delete the specified sliver_objects. All sliver_objecs are
associated with the same slice_object.
"""
config.logger.info('Delete called for slice %r' % \
slice_object.getSliceURN())
# Lock this slice so nobody else can mess with it while we do the deletes
with slice_object.getLock() :
# Delete any slivers that have been provisioned
# First find the sliver_objects that have been provisioned.
# Provisioned slivers need their OpenStack resources deleted.
# Other slivers just need their allocation and operational states
# changed.
provisioned_slivers = []
for sliver in sliver_objects :
if sliver.getAllocationState() == constants.provisioned :
provisioned_slivers.append(sliver)
else :
# Sliver has not been provisioned. Just change its
# allocation and operational states
sliver.setAllocationState(constants.unallocated)
sliver.setOperationalState(constants.stopping)
# Delete provisioned slivers
# Uses provision_interface instead of openstack_interface, because pis
success = provision_interface.deleteSlivers(slice_object,
provisioned_slivers)
sliver_status_list = \
utils.SliverList().getStatusOfSlivers(sliver_objects)
# Remove deleted slivers from the slice
for sliver in sliver_objects :
slice_object.removeSliver(sliver)
# Make Raspberry Pi's Available
temp1 = slice_object.getSliceURN()
temp2 = temp1.rsplit('+',1)
temp3 = temp2[1]
slice_name = temp3
# Print statement to be removed
#print 'SLICE %s DELETED, AS DESIRED' % slice_name
pi_list = config.rpi_metadata
for pi_name in pi_list:
if pi_list[pi_name]['owner'] == slice_name:
pi_list[pi_name]['owner'] = ""
pi_list[pi_name]['available'] = 'True'
#print 'OWNER HAS BEEN CLEARED'
### THIS CODE SHOULD BE MOVED TO EXPIRE WHEN WE ACTUALLY EXPIRE
### SLIVERS AND SLICES. SLICES SHOULD BE DELETED ONLY WHEN THEY
### EXPIRE. FOR NOW WE DELETE THEM WHEN ALL THEIR SLIVERS ARE
### DELETED.
if len(slice_object.getSlivers()) == 0 :
open_stack_interface.expireSlice(slice_object)
# Update VMOC
self.registerSliceToVMOC(slice_object, False)
# Remove slice from GRAM
SliceURNtoSliceObject.remove_slice_object(slice_object.getSliceURN());
# Free all stitching VLAN allocations
for sliver in sliver_objects:
self._stitching.deleteAllocation(sliver.getSliverURN())
# Free all internal vlans back to pool
for sliver in sliver_objects:
if isinstance(sliver, NetworkLink):
tag = sliver.getVLANTag()
if self._internal_vlans.isAllocated(tag):
self._internal_vlans.free(tag)
# Persist new GramManager state
self.persist_state()
# Generate the return struct
code = {'geni_code': constants.SUCCESS}
if success :
return {'code': code, 'value': sliver_status_list, 'output': ''}
else :
return {'code':code,
'value':sliver_status_list,
'output': 'Failed to delete one or more slivers'}
def renew_slivers(self,slice_object, sliver_objects, creds, expiration_time, options):
"""
AM API V3 method.
Set the expiration time of the specified slivers to the specified
value. If the slice credentials expire before the specified
expiration time, set sliver expiration times to the slice
credentials expiration time.
"""
expiration = utils.min_expire(creds, self._max_lease_time,
expiration_time)
# Lock this slice so nobody else can mess with it while we renew
with slice_object.getLock() :
for sliver in sliver_objects :
sliver.setExpiration(expiration)
# Create a sliver status list for the slivers that were renewed
sliver_status_list = \
utils.SliverList().getStatusOfSlivers(sliver_objects)
requested = utils._naiveUTC(dateutil.parser.parse(expiration_time))
# If geni_extend_alap option provided, use the earlier
# of the requested time and max expiration as the expiration time
if 'geni_extend_alap' in options and options['geni_extend_alap']:
if expiration < requested:
slice_urn = slice_object.getSliceURN()
config.logger.info("Got geni_extend_alap: revising slice %s renew request from %s to %s" % (slice_urn, requested, expiration))
requested = expiration
if requested > expiration:
config.logger.info('expiration time too long')
code = {'geni_code':constants.REQUEST_PARSE_FAILED}
return {'code':code, 'value':sliver_status_list, 'output':'ERROR: Requested sliver expiration is greater than either the slice expiration or the maximum lease time: ' + str(config.lease_expiration_minutes) + ' minutes'}
code = {'geni_code': constants.SUCCESS}
return {'code': code, 'value': sliver_status_list, 'output':''}
def shutdown_slice(self, slice_urn):
"""
AM API V3 method.
Shutdown the slice.
"""
# *** Ideally, we want shutdown to disable the slice by cutting off
# network access or saving a snapshot of the images of running VM's
# In the meantime, shutdown is just deleting the slice
urns = [slice_urn]
options = {}
ret_val = self.delete(urns, options);
code = ret_val['code']
output = ret_val['output']
value = code == constants.SUCCESS
return {'code':code, 'value':value, 'output':output}
# Persist state to file based on current timestamp
__persist_filename_format="%Y_%m_%d_%H_%M_%S"
__recent_base_filename=None
__base_filename_counter=0
def persist_state(self):
if not self._snapshot_directory: return
start_time = time.time()
base_filename = \
time.strftime(GramManager.__persist_filename_format, time.localtime(start_time))
counter = 0
if base_filename==GramManager.__recent_base_filename:
GramManager.__base_filename_counter = GramManager.__base_filename_counter + 1
counter = GramManager.__base_filename_counter
else:
GramManager.__base_filename_counter=0
# print "BFN %s RBFN %s COUNTER %d GMBFNC %d" % (base_filename, GramManager.__recent_base_filename, GramManager.__base_filename_counter, counter)
GramManager.__recent_base_filename = base_filename
filename = "%s/%s_%d.json" % (self._snapshot_directory, \
base_filename, counter)
GramManager.__recent_base_filename = base_filename
Archiving.write_state(filename, self, SliceURNtoSliceObject._slices,
self._stitching)
end_time = time.time()
config.logger.info("Persisting state to %s in %.2f sec" % \
(filename, (end_time - start_time)))
# Update VMOC about state of given slice (register or unregister)
# Register both the control network and all data networks
def registerSliceToVMOC(self, slice, register=True):
if not config.vmoc_slice_autoregister: return
slice_id = slice.getSliceURN()
vlan_configs = []
# Register/unregister control network
# control_network_info = slice.getControlNetInfo()
# if not control_network_info or \
# not control_network_info.has_key('control_net_vlan'):
# return
# control_network_vlan = control_network_info['control_net_vlan']
# control_net_config = \
# VMOCVLANConfiguration(vlan_tag=control_network_vlan, \
# controller_url=None)
# vlan_configs.append(control_net_config)
# Register/unregister data networks
for link in slice.getNetworkLinks():
controller_url = link.getControllerURL()
data_network_vlan = link.getVLANTag()
if data_network_vlan is None: continue
data_net_config = \
VMOCVLANConfiguration(vlan_tag=data_network_vlan, \
controller_url=controller_url)
vlan_configs.append(data_net_config)
slice_config=VMOCSliceConfiguration(slice_id=slice_id, \
vlan_configs=vlan_configs)
if register:
VMOCClientInterface.register(slice_config)
else:
VMOCClientInterface.unregister(slice_config)
# Resolve a set of URN's to a slice and set of slivers
# Either:
# It is a single slice URN
# (return slice and associated sliver objects)
# Or it is a set of sliver URN's
# (return slice and slivers for these sliver URN's)
# Returns a slice and a list of sliver objects
def decode_urns(self, urns):
slice = None
slivers = list()
if len(urns) == 1 and \
SliceURNtoSliceObject.get_slice_object(urns[0]) != None :
# Case 1: This is a slice URN.
# Return slice and the urn's of the slivers
slice_urn = urns[0]
slice = SliceURNtoSliceObject.get_slice_object(slice_urn)
slivers = slice.getSlivers().values()
elif len(urns) > 0:
# Case 2: This is a sliver URN.
# Make sure they all belong to the same slice
# And if so, return the slice and the sliver objects for these
# sliver urns
sliver_urn = urns[0]
slice = None
for test_slice in SliceURNtoSliceObject.get_slice_objects() :
if test_slice.getSlivers().has_key(sliver_urn):
slice = test_slice
break
if slice:
for sliver_urn in urns:
if not slice.getSlivers().has_key(sliver_urn):
raise ApiErrorException(AM_API.BAD_ARGS,
"Decode_URNs: All sliver " +
"URN's must be part of same slice")
else:
sliver = slice.getSlivers()[sliver_urn]
slivers.append(sliver)
return slice, slivers
def expire_slivers(self):
"""
Find and delete slivers that have expired.
"""
# We walk through the list of slices. For each slice we make a
# list of slivers that have expired. If the slice has slivers that
# have expired, we use the self.delete method to delete these slivers
now = datetime.datetime.utcnow()
for slice_object in SliceURNtoSliceObject.get_slice_objects():
# Lock this slice so nobody else can mess with it while we expire
# its slivers
with slice_object.getLock() :
slivers = slice_object.getSlivers()
expired_slivers = list()
for sliver in slivers.values():
if not sliver.getExpiration() or sliver.getExpiration() < now:
expired_slivers.append(sliver)
if len(expired_slivers) != 0 :
self.delete(slice_object, expired_slivers, None)
def list_flavors(self):
return open_stack_interface._listFlavors()
# See https://www.protogeni.net/trac/protogeni/wiki/RspecAdOpState
def advert_header(self):
header = '''<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<rspec xmlns="http://www.geni.net/resources/rspec/3"
xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"
xsi:schemaLocation="%s"
type="advertisement">'''
return header
# Restore state from snapshot specified in config
def restore_state(self):
if self._snapshot_directory is not None:
if not os.path.exists(self._snapshot_directory):
os.makedirs(self._snapshot_directory)
# Use the specified one (if any)
# Otherwise, use the most recent (if indicated)
# Otherwise, no state to restore
# print config.recover_from_most_recent_snapshot
snapshot_file = None
if config.recover_from_snapshot and \
config.recover_from_snapshot != "":
snapshot_file = config.recover_from_snapshot
if not snapshot_file and config.recover_from_most_recent_snapshot:
files = self.get_snapshots()
if files and len(files) > 0:
snapshot_file = files[len(files)-1]
config.logger.info("SNAPSHOT FILE : %s" % snapshot_file)
# print 'snapshot file: '
# print snapshot_file
if snapshot_file is not None:
config.logger.info("Restoring state from snapshot : %s" \
% snapshot_file)
SliceURNtoSliceObject._slices = \
Archiving.read_state(snapshot_file, self, self._stitching)
# Restore the state of the VLAN pools
# Go through all the network links and
# if the vlan tag is in the internal pool, allocate it
for slice_urn, slice_obj in SliceURNtoSliceObject._slices.items():
for network_link in slice_obj.getNetworkLinks():
vlan_tag = network_link.getVLANTag()
if vlan_tag and vlan_tag in self._internal_vlans.getAllVLANs():
# config.logger.info("Restored internal VLAN %d" % vlan_tag)
self._internal_vlans.allocate(vlan_tag)
config.logger.info("Restored %d slices" % \
len(SliceURNtoSliceObject._slices))
# Clean up expired slices periodically
def periodic_cleanup(self):
token_table_user = '******'
token_table_database = 'keystone'
token_retention_window_days = 1
while True:
cmd = None
try:
config.logger.info("Cleaning up expired slivers")
cmd = "mysql -u%s -p%s -h%s %s -e 'DELETE FROM token WHERE NOT DATE_SUB(CURDATE(),INTERVAL %d DAY) <= expires'" % \
(token_table_user, config.mysql_password,
config.control_host_addr, token_table_database,
token_retention_window_days)
except Exception, e:
print e
# print cmd
os.system(cmd)
cmd = "openstack project list"
output = open_stack_interface._execCommand(cmd)
output_fields = open_stack_interface._parseTableOutput(output)
tenant_uuids = output_fields['ID']
print "TENANT_UUIDS = %s" % tenant_uuids
try:
config.logger.info("Cleaning up dangling secgrps")
uuids_expr = ",".join("'" + tenant_uuid + "'" \
for tenant_uuid in tenant_uuids)
for table_name in ['securitygrouprules', 'securitygroups']:
cmd = "mysql -u%s -p%s -h%s %s -e %sDELETE from %s where tenant_id not in (%s)%s" % \
(config.network_user, config.mysql_password,
config.control_host_addr, config.network_database,
'"', table_name, uuids_expr, '"')
print cmd
#RRH - have to figure out why tables don't exist in the neutron database - os.system(cmd)
except Exception, e:
print e
self.expire_slivers()
time.sleep(3000)
if not k:
logger.warning("Failed to load key from file. Unable to remove passphrase. Exit!")
sys.exit(-1)
logger.debug("Loaded key from %s" % prcertkeyFile)
# Copy key file to a new location
question = "Do you want to make a backup of your encrypted cert (%s)" % prcertkeyFile
if getYNAns(question):
backupEncFile(prcertkeyFile)
kpem = k.as_pem()
cert = None
try:
cert = Certificate(filename=prcertkeyFile)
except Exception, e:
logger.warning("Failed to load cert from '%s': %s", prcertkeyFile, e)
sys.exit(-1)
logger.debug("Read certificate: %s", cert.dump_string())
cpem = cert.save_to_string()
try:
with open(prcertkeyFile, 'w') as cfile:
cfile.write(kpem)
cfile.write('\n')
cfile.write(cpem)
except Exception, e:
logger.error("Failed to write decrypted cert/key to '%s': %s", prcertkeyFile, e)