def recovery_list_policies(self, cntx):
tenant_name = cntx.tenant
try:
headers, containers = Clients(cntx).swift().get_account(
prefix=tenant_name, full_listing=True)
# TOF: since cinder backup restore wants containers
# (and not pseudo-containers)
# we have to create a container for each policy execution.
# Here we're doing a sort of hack to derive policy names from
# container names in this form:
# tenant_policyName_executionTimeStamp (e.g.,
# admin_instance_only_20140825140210)
# get policy names
policies = {}
for container in containers:
try:
[policy_name, timestamp] =\
wp.get_policy_name_and_timestamp_from_container(
tenant_name, container['name'])
policies[policy_name] = {'id': policy_name,
'name': policy_name,
"timestamp": timestamp}
except Exception, e:
# keep going
LOG.warn(e)
# convert dict to list
policies = policies.values()
return policies
def recovery_list_policy_executions(self, cntx, policy_name):
LOG.debug("In recovery_list_policy_executions with name: %s"
% policy_name)
tenant_name = cntx.tenant
headers, containers = Clients(cntx).swift().\
get_account(prefix=tenant_name + "_" + policy_name,
full_listing=True)
# sort in reverse name order (newer containers first)
containers.sort(reverse=True, key=lambda k: k['name'])
policies = []
# split name and timestamp and put in list of dict
for container in containers:
try:
[policy_name, timestamp] =\
wp.get_policy_name_and_timestamp_from_container(
tenant_name, container['name'])
policies.append({'id': container['name'],
'name': policy_name,
"timestamp": timestamp})
except Exception, e:
# keep going
LOG.warn(e)
