def setupNetworks(networks, bondings, options):
"""Add/Edit/Remove configuration for networks and bondings.
Params:
networks - dict of key=network, value=attributes
where 'attributes' is a dict with the following optional items:
vlan=<id>
bonding="<name>" | nic="<name>"
(bonding and nics are mutually exclusive)
ipaddr="<ipv4>"
netmask="<ipv4>"
gateway="<ipv4>"
bootproto="..."
ipv6addr="<ipv6>[/<prefixlen>]"
ipv6gateway="<ipv6>"
ipv6autoconf="0|1"
dhcpv6="0|1"
defaultRoute=True|False
switch="legacy|..."
(other options will be passed to the config file AS-IS)
-- OR --
remove=True (other attributes can't be specified)
bondings - dict of key=bonding, value=attributes
where 'attributes' is a dict with the following optional items:
nics=["<nic1>" , "<nic2>", ...]
options="<bonding-options>"
switch="legacy|..."
-- OR --
remove=True (other attributes can't be specified)
options - dict of options, such as:
connectivityCheck=0|1
connectivityTimeout=<int>
_inRollback=True|False
Notes:
When you edit a network that is attached to a bonding, it's not
necessary to re-specify the bonding (you need only to note
the attachment in the network's attributes). Similarly, if you edit
a bonding, it's not necessary to specify its networks.
"""
logging.debug('Setting up network according to configuration: '
'networks:%r, bondings:%r, options:%r' % (networks,
bondings, options))
try:
_setup_networks(networks, bondings, options)
except:
# TODO: it might be useful to pass failure description in 'response'
# field
network_config_dict = {
'request': {'networks': dict(networks),
'bondings': dict(bondings),
'options': dict(options)}}
hooks.after_network_setup_fail(network_config_dict)
raise
else:
hooks.after_network_setup(
_build_setup_hook_dict(networks, bondings, options))
def setupNetworks(networks, bondings, options):
"""Add/Edit/Remove configuration for networks and bondings.
Params:
networks - dict of key=network, value=attributes
where 'attributes' is a dict with the following optional items:
vlan=<id>
bonding="<name>" | nic="<name>"
(bonding and nics are mutually exclusive)
ipaddr="<ipv4>"
netmask="<ipv4>" | prefix=<prefixlen>
gateway="<ipv4>"
bootproto="..."
ipv6addr="<ipv6>[/<prefixlen>]"
ipv6gateway="<ipv6>"
ipv6autoconf="0|1"
dhcpv6="0|1"
defaultRoute=True|False
nameservers=[<dns1>, <dns2> ...]"
switch="legacy|..."
(other options will be passed to the config file AS-IS)
-- OR --
remove=True (other attributes can't be specified)
bondings - dict of key=bonding, value=attributes
where 'attributes' is a dict with the following optional items:
nics=["<nic1>" , "<nic2>", ...]
options="<bonding-options>"
switch="legacy|..."
-- OR --
remove=True (other attributes can't be specified)
options - dict of options, such as:
connectivityCheck=0|1
connectivityTimeout=<int>
_inRollback=True|False
Notes:
When you edit a network that is attached to a bonding, it's not
necessary to re-specify the bonding (you need only to note
the attachment in the network's attributes). Similarly, if you edit
a bonding, it's not necessary to specify its networks.
"""
logging.debug('Setting up network according to configuration: '
'networks:%r, bondings:%r, options:%r' %
(networks, bondings, options))
try:
canonicalize_networks(networks)
canonicalize_bondings(bondings)
logging.debug('Validating configuration')
validator.validate(networks, bondings)
running_config = netconfpersistence.RunningConfig()
if netswitch.configurator.switch_type_change_needed(
networks, bondings, running_config):
_change_switch_type(networks, bondings, options, running_config)
else:
_setup_networks(networks, bondings, options)
except:
# TODO: it might be useful to pass failure description in 'response'
# field
network_config_dict = {
'request': {
'networks': dict(networks),
'bondings': dict(bondings),
'options': dict(options)
}
}
hooks.after_network_setup_fail(network_config_dict)
raise
else:
hooks.after_network_setup(
_build_setup_hook_dict(networks, bondings, options))