def setUp(self):
self.block_size = 1024
self.test_disk_blocks = 256000 # 250MB
global skip_tests
if not skip_tests:
vixconfig = setupConfigs(
) # make sure that the vix configuration file exists
self.options = Options()
# we must have a ~/.visdkrc.vcenter file for this to work
try:
self.options.load(
"~/.visdkrc.esxi-prod-01.vm.kingsolutions.local")
except:
skip_tests = True
raise
print self.options
# make a VISDK connection to the vcenter
self.vim = Vim(self.options.VI_SERVER)
self.vim.login(self.options.VI_USERNAME, self.options.VI_PASSWORD)
# get the virtual machine that we want to test with...
self.vm = self.vim.getVirtualMachine("puppetTestAppServer")
# Connect to the vcenter with the vix_disk_lib using the managed object reference of the vm we will use
creds = VixCredentials(
vmxSpec=self.vm.ref.value,
host=self.options.VI_SERVER,
username=self.options.VI_USERNAME,
password=self.options.VI_PASSWORD,
)
self.disk = VixDisk(creds, libdir=libdir, config=vixconfig)
self.disk.connect(readonly=False)
def testConnection(self):
vim = Vim(self.options.server, verbose=0, connect=False)
assert (vim.connected == False)
assert (vim.loggedin == False)
vim.connect()
assert (vim.connected == True)
assert (vim.loggedin == False)
def testConnection(self):
vim = Vim(self.options.server, verbose=0, connect=False)
assert(vim.connected == False)
assert(vim.loggedin == False)
vim.connect()
assert(vim.connected == True)
assert(vim.loggedin == False)
def testLoginExtensionByCertificate(self):
vim = Vim(self.options.server, verbose=0, certfile=self.options.certfile, keyfile=self.options.keyfile)
assert(vim.connected == True)
vim.loginByExtensionCertificate(self.options.extension_key)
assert(vim.loggedin == True)
vim.logout()
assert(vim.loggedin == False)
def testLogin(self):
vim = Vim(self.options.server, verbose=0)
assert(vim.connected == True)
vim.login(self.options.username, self.options.password)
assert(vim.loggedin == True)
vim.logout()
assert(vim.loggedin == False)
class PyvisdkApp(object):
'''
Base class implementation of a command line application. See the :py:mod:`~pyvisdk.app` module for documentation on the format of the options file.
'''
def __init__(self, usage=None):
'''
Constructor
'''
self.options = Options()
if not usage:
usage = "usage: %prog [options]"
self.parser = OptionParser(usage=usage)
self.parser.add_option("-c", "--config", dest="VI_CONFIG", help="Specify non-default name or location for the VI Perl Toolkit configuration file. Default name and location for Linux is ~/.visdkrc and for Windows is %HOME%\visdk.rc.")
self.parser.add_option("-p", "--password", dest="VI_PASSWORD", help="Password for the specified username. Sucessful authentication with username and password returns a session object that can be saved and used for subsequent connections using the same or different script. See sessionfile.")
self.parser.add_option("--portnumber", dest="VI_PORTNUMBER", help="Port used for server connection.")
self.parser.add_option("--protocol", dest="VI_PROTOCOL", help="Protocol used to connect to server. Default is HTTPS. If the server has been configured for HTTP, set to HTTP. ")
self.parser.add_option("-s", "--server", dest="VI_SERVER", help="ESX Server or VirtualCenter Management Server host to which you want the application or script to connect. Default is localhost if none specified.")
self.parser.add_option("--servicepath", dest="VI_SERVICEPATH", help="Service path for server connection. Default is /sdk/webService.")
self.parser.add_option("--sessionfile", dest="VI_SESSIONFILE", help="Name of file containing the token saved from successful login. Alternative to specifying username and password. Sessions time out after 30 minutes of inactivity.")
self.parser.add_option("--url", dest="VI_URL", help="Complete URL for SDK connection. An alternative to specifying protocol, server, and servicepath as individual connection parameters. For example, python app_name.py --url https://myserver.mycompany.com/sdk --username root --password mypassword")
self.parser.add_option("-u", "--username", dest="VI_USERNAME", help="User account that has privileges to connect to the server.")
self.parser.add_option("-v", "--verbose", dest="VI_VERBOSE", help="Increase loglevel. Use in conjunction with Util::trace subroutine to display additional debugging information. By default, value of --verbose (loglevel) is 0. ")
self.parser.add_option("-V", "--version", help="Displays script version information, if available.")
def parse(self):
(cmd_opts, _) = self.parser.parse_args(sys.argv[1:]) # IGNORE W0201
# load up options from the visdkrc file if there is any
if cmd_opts.VI_CONFIG:
self.options.load(cmd_opts.VI_CONFIG)
else:
self.options.load()
# also, update options with environmental values, overriding those in the configuration file.
self.options.load_env()
# update our options with what was entered on the command line. This will override previously
# entered options
for name, value in cmd_opts.__dict__.items():
if value:
self.options.update({name:value})
# need to have server, username, and password or fail
if not (self.options.VI_USERNAME and self.options.VI_PASSWORD and self.options.VI_SERVER):
raise RuntimeError("Must specify --username, --password and --server")
def connect(self):
self.vim = Vim(self.options.VI_SERVER)
self.vim.login(self.options.VI_USERNAME, self.options.VI_PASSWORD)
def disconnect(self):
self.vim.logout()
class TestRemoteCreate(unittest.TestCase):
def setUp(self):
self.block_size = 1024
self.test_disk_blocks = 256000 # 250MB
global skip_tests
if not skip_tests:
vixconfig = setupConfigs() # make sure that the vix configuration file exists
self.options = Options()
# we must have a ~/.visdkrc.vcenter file for this to work
try:
self.options.load("~/.visdkrc.esxi-prod-01.vm.kingsolutions.local")
except:
skip_tests = True
raise
print self.options
# make a VISDK connection to the vcenter
self.vim = Vim(self.options.VI_SERVER)
self.vim.login(self.options.VI_USERNAME, self.options.VI_PASSWORD)
# get the virtual machine that we want to test with...
self.vm = self.vim.getVirtualMachine("puppetTestAppServer")
# Connect to the vcenter with the vix_disk_lib using the managed object reference of the vm we will use
creds = VixCredentials( vmxSpec=self.vm.ref.value, host=self.options.VI_SERVER, username=self.options.VI_USERNAME,
password=self.options.VI_PASSWORD, )
self.disk = VixDisk(creds, libdir=libdir, config=vixconfig)
self.disk.connect(readonly=False)
def tearDown(self):
if not skip_tests:
self.disk.disconnect()
@unittest.skipIf(skip_tests, "Remote connection is not configured")
def testCreate(self):
create_remote_disk(self.vm, self.disk, blocks=self.test_disk_blocks, blocksize=self.block_size)
# refresh the layout information
self.vm.update('layoutEx')
size = self.test_disk_blocks*self.block_size
remote_size = 0
for _file in self.vm.layoutEx.file:
if (_file.type == "diskExtent") and (_file.name.find('test.vmdk') != -1):
remote_size = _file.size
self.assertAlmostEqual(remote_size, size,
msg="Remote file size doesn't match what we where aiming for...", delta=size*.001)
def setUp(self):
self.block_size = 1024
self.test_disk_blocks = 256000 # 250MB
global skip_tests
if not skip_tests:
vixconfig = setupConfigs() # make sure that the vix configuration file exists
self.options = Options()
# we must have a ~/.visdkrc.vcenter file for this to work
try:
self.options.load("~/.visdkrc.esxi-prod-01.vm.kingsolutions.local")
except:
skip_tests = True
raise
print self.options
# make a VISDK connection to the vcenter
self.vim = Vim(self.options.VI_SERVER)
self.vim.login(self.options.VI_USERNAME, self.options.VI_PASSWORD)
# get the virtual machine that we want to test with...
self.vm = self.vim.getVirtualMachine("puppetTestAppServer")
# Connect to the vcenter with the vix_disk_lib using the managed object reference of the vm we will use
creds = VixCredentials( vmxSpec=self.vm.ref.value, host=self.options.VI_SERVER, username=self.options.VI_USERNAME,
password=self.options.VI_PASSWORD, )
self.disk = VixDisk(creds, libdir=libdir, config=vixconfig)
self.disk.connect(readonly=False)
def setUpClass(cls):
cls.options = get_options()
cls.vim = Vim(cls.options.server)
cls.vim.login(cls.options.username, cls.options.password)
cls.manager = TaskManager(cls.vim)
cls.obj = cls.vim.getHostSystems()[0]
cls.cleanUpStaleTasks()
def connect(self):
connected = False
logged_in = False
msg = None
vim = None
try:
vim = Vim(self.host)
connected = True
except Exception as e:
logger.error(e)
msg = e
if connected:
try:
vim.login(self.username, self.password)
logged_in = True
except Exception as e:
logger.error(e)
msg = e
self.connected = connected
self.error = msg
self.logged_in = logged_in
self.vim = vim
return(connected, msg, logged_in, vim)
def testLogin(self):
vim = Vim(self.options.server, verbose=0)
assert (vim.connected == True)
vim.login(self.options.username, self.options.password)
assert (vim.loggedin == True)
vim.logout()
assert (vim.loggedin == False)
def testLoginExtensionByCertificate(self):
vim = Vim(self.options.server,
verbose=0,
certfile=self.options.certfile,
keyfile=self.options.keyfile)
assert (vim.connected == True)
vim.loginByExtensionCertificate(self.options.extension_key)
assert (vim.loggedin == True)
vim.logout()
assert (vim.loggedin == False)
def testApiType(self):
vim = Vim(self.options.server, verbose=0)
assert ("VirtualCenter" == vim.getApiType())
def testAbout(self):
vim = Vim(self.options.server, verbose=0)
vim.displayAbout()
assert (vim.connected == True)
assert (vim.loggedin == False)
def setUpClass(cls):
cls.options = get_options()
cls.vim = Vim(cls.options.server)
cls.vim.login(cls.options.username, cls.options.password)
cls.datacenter = cls.vim.getDatacenters()[0]
def testApiType(self):
vim = Vim(self.options.server, verbose=0)
assert("VirtualCenter" == vim.getApiType())
def testAbout(self):
vim = Vim(self.options.server, verbose=0)
vim.displayAbout()
assert(vim.connected == True)
assert(vim.loggedin == False)
class PyvisdkApp(object):
'''
Base class implementation of a command line application. See the :py:mod:`~pyvisdk.app` module for documentation on the format of the options file.
'''
def __init__(self, usage=None):
'''
Constructor
'''
self.options = Options()
if not usage:
usage = "usage: %prog [options]"
self.parser = OptionParser(usage=usage)
self.parser.add_option(
"-c",
"--config",
dest="VI_CONFIG",
help=
"Specify non-default name or location for the VI Perl Toolkit configuration file. Default name and location for Linux is ~/.visdkrc and for Windows is %HOME%\visdk.rc."
)
self.parser.add_option(
"-p",
"--password",
dest="VI_PASSWORD",
help=
"Password for the specified username. Sucessful authentication with username and password returns a session object that can be saved and used for subsequent connections using the same or different script. See sessionfile."
)
self.parser.add_option("--portnumber",
dest="VI_PORTNUMBER",
help="Port used for server connection.")
self.parser.add_option(
"--protocol",
dest="VI_PROTOCOL",
help=
"Protocol used to connect to server. Default is HTTPS. If the server has been configured for HTTP, set to HTTP. "
)
self.parser.add_option(
"-s",
"--server",
dest="VI_SERVER",
help=
"ESX Server or VirtualCenter Management Server host to which you want the application or script to connect. Default is localhost if none specified."
)
self.parser.add_option(
"--servicepath",
dest="VI_SERVICEPATH",
help=
"Service path for server connection. Default is /sdk/webService.")
self.parser.add_option(
"--sessionfile",
dest="VI_SESSIONFILE",
help=
"Name of file containing the token saved from successful login. Alternative to specifying username and password. Sessions time out after 30 minutes of inactivity."
)
self.parser.add_option(
"--url",
dest="VI_URL",
help=
"Complete URL for SDK connection. An alternative to specifying protocol, server, and servicepath as individual connection parameters. For example, python app_name.py --url https://myserver.mycompany.com/sdk --username root --password mypassword"
)
self.parser.add_option(
"-u",
"--username",
dest="VI_USERNAME",
help="User account that has privileges to connect to the server.")
self.parser.add_option(
"-v",
"--verbose",
dest="VI_VERBOSE",
help=
"Increase loglevel. Use in conjunction with Util::trace subroutine to display additional debugging information. By default, value of --verbose (loglevel) is 0. "
)
self.parser.add_option(
"-V",
"--version",
help="Displays script version information, if available.")
def parse(self):
(cmd_opts, _) = self.parser.parse_args(sys.argv[1:]) # IGNORE W0201
# load up options from the visdkrc file if there is any
if cmd_opts.VI_CONFIG:
self.options.load(cmd_opts.VI_CONFIG)
else:
self.options.load()
# also, update options with environmental values, overriding those in the configuration file.
self.options.load_env()
# update our options with what was entered on the command line. This will override previously
# entered options
for name, value in cmd_opts.__dict__.items():
if value:
self.options.update({name: value})
# need to have server, username, and password or fail
if not (self.options.VI_USERNAME and self.options.VI_PASSWORD
and self.options.VI_SERVER):
raise RuntimeError(
"Must specify --username, --password and --server")
def connect(self):
self.vim = Vim(self.options.VI_SERVER)
self.vim.login(self.options.VI_USERNAME, self.options.VI_PASSWORD)
def disconnect(self):
self.vim.logout()
def connect(self):
self.vim = Vim(self.options.VI_SERVER)
self.vim.login(self.options.VI_USERNAME, self.options.VI_PASSWORD)
class TestRemoteCreate(unittest.TestCase):
def setUp(self):
self.block_size = 1024
self.test_disk_blocks = 256000 # 250MB
global skip_tests
if not skip_tests:
vixconfig = setupConfigs(
) # make sure that the vix configuration file exists
self.options = Options()
# we must have a ~/.visdkrc.vcenter file for this to work
try:
self.options.load(
"~/.visdkrc.esxi-prod-01.vm.kingsolutions.local")
except:
skip_tests = True
raise
print self.options
# make a VISDK connection to the vcenter
self.vim = Vim(self.options.VI_SERVER)
self.vim.login(self.options.VI_USERNAME, self.options.VI_PASSWORD)
# get the virtual machine that we want to test with...
self.vm = self.vim.getVirtualMachine("puppetTestAppServer")
# Connect to the vcenter with the vix_disk_lib using the managed object reference of the vm we will use
creds = VixCredentials(
vmxSpec=self.vm.ref.value,
host=self.options.VI_SERVER,
username=self.options.VI_USERNAME,
password=self.options.VI_PASSWORD,
)
self.disk = VixDisk(creds, libdir=libdir, config=vixconfig)
self.disk.connect(readonly=False)
def tearDown(self):
if not skip_tests:
self.disk.disconnect()
@unittest.skipIf(skip_tests, "Remote connection is not configured")
def testCreate(self):
create_remote_disk(self.vm,
self.disk,
blocks=self.test_disk_blocks,
blocksize=self.block_size)
# refresh the layout information
self.vm.update('layoutEx')
size = self.test_disk_blocks * self.block_size
remote_size = 0
for _file in self.vm.layoutEx.file:
if (_file.type
== "diskExtent") and (_file.name.find('test.vmdk') != -1):
remote_size = _file.size
self.assertAlmostEqual(
remote_size,
size,
msg="Remote file size doesn't match what we where aiming for...",
delta=size * .001)
def setUpClass(cls):
cls.options = get_options()
cls.vim = Vim(cls.options.server)
cls.vim.login(cls.options.username, cls.options.password)
def connect(self):
self.vim = Vim(self.options.VI_SERVER)
self.vim.login(self.options.VI_USERNAME, self.options.VI_PASSWORD)