def service_parameters(self, state='', content_type='text/occi'):
# takes the internal parameters defined for the lifecycle phase...
# and combines them with the client supplied parameters
if content_type == 'text/occi':
params = []
# get the state specific internal parameters
try:
params = self.service_params[state]
except KeyError: # as err:
LOG.warn('The requested states parameters are not available: "' + state + '"')
# get the client supplied parameters if any
try:
for param in self.service_params['client_params']:
params.append(param)
except KeyError: # as err:
LOG.info('No client params')
header = ''
for param in params:
if param['type'] == 'string':
value = '"' + param['value'] + '"'
else:
value = str(param['value'])
header = header + param['name'] + '=' + value + ', '
return header[0:-2]
else:
LOG.error('Content type not supported: ' + content_type)
def service_parameters(self, state='', content_type='text/occi'):
# takes the internal parameters defined for the lifecycle phase...
# and combines them with the client supplied parameters
if content_type == 'text/occi':
params = []
# get the state specific internal parameters
try:
params = self.service_params[state]
except KeyError as err:
LOG.warn(
'The requested states parameters are not available: "' +
state + '"')
# get the client supplied parameters if any
try:
for p in self.service_params['client_params']:
params.append(p)
except KeyError as err:
LOG.info('No client params')
header = ''
for param in params:
if param['type'] == 'string':
value = '"' + param['value'] + '"'
else:
value = str(param['value'])
header = header + param['name'] + '=' + value + ', '
return header[0:-2]
else:
LOG.error('Content type not supported: ' + content_type)
def __call__(self, environ, response):
token = environ.get('HTTP_X_AUTH_TOKEN', '')
if token == '':
LOG.error('No X-Auth-Token header supplied.')
raise HTTPError(400, 'No X-Auth-Token header supplied.')
tenant = environ.get('HTTP_X_TENANT_NAME', '')
if tenant == '':
LOG.error('No X-Tenant-Name header supplied.')
raise HTTPError(400, 'No X-Tenant-Name header supplied.')
design_uri = CONFIG.get('service_manager', 'design_uri', '')
if design_uri == '':
LOG.fatal('No design_uri parameter supplied in sm.cfg')
raise Exception('No design_uri parameter supplied in sm.cfg')
auth = KeyStoneAuthService(design_uri)
if not auth.verify(token=token, tenant_name=tenant):
raise HTTPError(
401, 'Token is not valid. You likely need an updated token.')
return self._call_occi(environ,
response,
token=token,
tenant_name=tenant,
registry=self.registry)
def run(self):
# example request to the SO
# curl -v -X GET http://localhost:8051/orchestrator/default \
# -H 'X-Auth-Token: '$KID \
# -H 'X-Tenant-Name: '$TENANT
if self.entity.attributes['mcn.service.state'] in ['activate', 'deploy', 'provision', 'update']:
heads = {
'Content-Type': 'text/occi',
'Accept': 'text/occi',
'X-Auth-Token': self.extras['token'],
'X-Tenant-Name': self.extras['tenant_name']}
LOG.info('Getting state of service orchestrator with: ' + self.host + '/orchestrator/default')
LOG.info('Sending headers: ' + heads.__repr__())
r = http_retriable_request('GET', HTTP + self.host + '/orchestrator/default', headers=heads)
attrs = r.headers['x-occi-attribute'].split(', ')
for attr in attrs:
kv = attr.split('=')
if kv[0] != 'occi.core.id':
if kv[1].startswith('"') and kv[1].endswith('"'):
kv[1] = kv[1][1:-1] # scrub off quotes
self.entity.attributes[kv[0]] = kv[1]
LOG.debug('OCCI Attribute: ' + kv[0] + ' --> ' + kv[1])
# Assemble the SIG
svcinsts = ''
try:
svcinsts = self.entity.attributes['mcn.so.svcinsts']
del self.entity.attributes['mcn.so.svcinsts'] # remove this, not be be used anywhere else
except KeyError:
LOG.warn('There was no service instance endpoints - ignore if not a composition.')
pass
if self.registry is None:
LOG.error('No registry!')
if len(svcinsts) > 0:
svcinsts = svcinsts.split() # all instance EPs
for svc_loc in svcinsts:
# TODO get the service instance resource representation
# source resource is self.entity
compos = svc_loc.split('/')
key = '/' + compos[3] + '/' + compos[4]
target = Resource(key, Resource.kind, []) # target resource
target.attributes['mcn.sm.endpoint'] = svc_loc
self.registry.add_resource(key, target, None)
key = '/link/'+str(uuid.uuid4())
link = Link(key, Link.kind, [], self.entity, target)
self.registry.add_resource(key, link, None)
self.entity.links.append(link)
else:
LOG.debug('Cannot GET entity as it is not in the activated, deployed or provisioned, updated state')
return self.entity, self.extras
def get_category(self, svc_kind):
keystone = client.Client(token=self.token,
tenant_name=self.tenant_name,
auth_url=self.design_uri)
try:
svc = keystone.services.find(type=svc_kind.keys()[0])
svc_ep = keystone.endpoints.find(service_id=svc.id)
except Exception as e:
LOG.error('Cannot find the service endpoint of: ' +
svc_kind.__repr__())
raise e
u = urlparse(svc_ep.publicurl)
# sort out the OCCI QI path
if u.path == '/':
svc_ep.publicurl += '-/'
elif u.path == '':
svc_ep.publicurl += '/-/'
else:
LOG.warn('Service endpoint URL does not look like it will work: ' +
svc_ep.publicurl.__repr__())
svc_ep.publicurl = u.scheme + '://' + u.netloc + '/-/'
LOG.warn('Trying with the scheme and net location: ' +
svc_ep.publicurl.__repr__())
heads = {
'X-Auth-Token': self.token,
'X-Tenant-Name': self.tenant_name,
'Accept': 'application/occi+json'
}
try:
r = requests.get(svc_ep.publicurl, headers=heads)
r.raise_for_status()
except requests.HTTPError as err:
LOG.error('HTTP Error: should do something more here!' +
err.message)
raise err
registry = json.loads(r.content)
category = None
for cat in registry:
if 'related' in cat:
category = cat
return Kind(scheme=category['scheme'],
term=category['term'],
related=category['related'],
title=category['title'],
attributes=category['attributes'],
location=category['location'])
def __init__(self):
self.service_params = {}
service_params_file_path = CONFIG.get('service_manager', 'service_params', '')
if len(service_params_file_path) > 0:
try:
with open(service_params_file_path) as svc_params_content:
self.service_params = json.load(svc_params_content)
svc_params_content.close()
except ValueError: # as e:
LOG.error("Invalid JSON sent as service config file")
except IOError: # as e:
LOG.error('Cannot find the specified parameters file: ' + service_params_file_path)
else:
LOG.warn("No service parameters file found in config file, setting internal params to empty.")
def __init__(self):
self.service_params = {}
service_params_file_path = CONFIG.get('service_manager', 'service_params', '')
if len(service_params_file_path) > 0:
try:
with open(service_params_file_path) as svc_params_content:
self.service_params = json.load(svc_params_content)
svc_params_content.close()
except ValueError: # as e:
LOG.error("Invalid JSON sent as service config file")
except IOError: # as e:
LOG.error('Cannot find the specified parameters file: ' + service_params_file_path)
else:
LOG.warn("No service parameters file found in config file, setting internal params to empty.")
def get_category(self, svc_kind):
keystone = client.Client(token=self.token, tenant_name=self.tenant_name, auth_url=self.design_uri)
try:
svc = keystone.services.find(type=svc_kind.keys()[0])
svc_ep = keystone.endpoints.find(service_id=svc.id)
except Exception as e:
LOG.error("Cannot find the service endpoint of: " + svc_kind.__repr__())
raise e
u = urlparse(svc_ep.publicurl)
# sort out the OCCI QI path
if u.path == "/":
svc_ep.publicurl += "-/"
elif u.path == "":
svc_ep.publicurl += "/-/"
else:
LOG.warn("Service endpoint URL does not look like it will work: " + svc_ep.publicurl.__repr__())
svc_ep.publicurl = u.scheme + "://" + u.netloc + "/-/"
LOG.warn("Trying with the scheme and net location: " + svc_ep.publicurl.__repr__())
heads = {"X-Auth-Token": self.token, "X-Tenant-Name": self.tenant_name, "Accept": "application/occi+json"}
try:
r = requests.get(svc_ep.publicurl, headers=heads)
r.raise_for_status()
except requests.HTTPError as err:
LOG.error("HTTP Error: should do something more here!" + err.message)
raise err
registry = json.loads(r.content)
category = None
for cat in registry:
if "related" in cat:
category = cat
return Kind(
scheme=category["scheme"],
term=category["term"],
related=category["related"],
title=category["title"],
attributes=category["attributes"],
location=category["location"],
)
def run(self):
LOG.debug("running update")
self.start_time = time.time()
infoDict = {
'sm_name': self.entity.kind.term,
'phase': 'update',
'phase_event': 'start',
'response_time': 0,
}
LOG.debug(json.dumps(infoDict))
self.entity.attributes['mcn.service.state'] = 'update'
# Do update work here
self.entity.attributes['icclab.disco.deployer.auth_url'] = CONFIG.get('service_manager', 'design_uri', '')
self.entity.attributes['icclab.disco.deployer.tenant_name'] = self.extras['tenant_name']
deployer = DeployerFactory.get_deployer(self.entity.attributes,
self.extras)
framework_directory = CONFIG.get('disco', 'framework_directory', '')
disco_config = {"deployer": deployer,
"framework_directory": framework_directory,
"root_component": "heat", "root_component_state": "end"}
discoinst = OpenstackDisco(disco_config, self.entity.attributes)
try:
if self.new.attributes['action']=='suspend':
discoinst.suspend()
self.entity.attributes['runstate'] = 'suspended'
elif self.new.attributes['action']=='resume':
discoinst.resume()
self.entity.attributes['runstate'] = 'running'
except Exception as e:
LOG.error(str(e))
elapsed_time = time.time() - self.start_time
infoDict = {
'sm_name': self.entity.kind.term,
'phase': 'update',
'phase_event': 'done',
'response_time': elapsed_time,
}
LOG.debug(json.dumps(infoDict))
return self.entity, self.extras
def __call__(self, environ, response):
token = environ.get('HTTP_X_AUTH_TOKEN', '')
# design_uri is needed for the case that no token was given
design_uri = CONFIG.get('service_manager', 'design_uri', '')
if design_uri == '':
LOG.fatal('No design_uri parameter supplied in sm.cfg')
raise Exception('No design_uri parameter supplied in sm.cfg')
tenantname = environ.get('HTTP_X_TENANT_NAME', '')
region = environ.get('HTTP_X_REGION_NAME','')
username = environ.get('HTTP_X_USER_NAME','')
password = environ.get('HTTP_X_PASSWORD','')
# for checking the authenticity
auth = KeyStoneAuthService(design_uri)
# get the token from username, tenant and region combination from HTTP
# headers
if token is '':
try:
# get all the required variables - as the tenant name has a
# special role, it's queried separately
kc = client.Client(auth_url=design_uri,
username=username,
password=password,
tenant_name=tenantname
)
environ['HTTP_X_AUTH_TOKEN'] = kc.auth_token
token = kc.auth_token
except:
raise Exception('Either no design uri, username, '
'password, or tenant name respectively '
'provided or the login didn\'t succeed')
else:
if not auth.verify(token=token, tenant_name=tenantname):
LOG.error('Token has probably expired')
raise HTTPError(401, 'Token is not valid. You likely need an updated token.')
# the arguments at the back will become the extras variable within the individual SM classes
return self._call_occi(environ, response, username=username, design_uri=design_uri, password=password, token=token, tenant_name=tenantname, registry=self.registry, region=region)
def get_category(self, svc_kind):
keystone = client.Client(token=self.token, tenant_name=self.tenant_name, auth_url=self.design_uri)
try:
svc = keystone.services.find(type=svc_kind.keys()[0])
svc_ep = keystone.endpoints.find(service_id=svc.id)
except Exception as e:
LOG.error('Cannot find the service endpoint of: ' + svc_kind.__repr__())
raise e
u = urlparse(svc_ep.publicurl)
# sort out the OCCI QI path
if u.path == '/':
svc_ep.publicurl += '-/'
elif u.path == '':
svc_ep.publicurl += '/-/'
else:
LOG.warn('Service endpoint URL does not look like it will work: ' + svc_ep.publicurl.__repr__())
svc_ep.publicurl = u.scheme + '://' + u.netloc + '/-/'
LOG.warn('Trying with the scheme and net location: ' + svc_ep.publicurl.__repr__())
heads = {'X-Auth-Token': self.token, 'X-Tenant-Name': self.tenant_name, 'Accept': 'application/occi+json'}
try:
r = requests.get(svc_ep.publicurl, headers=heads)
r.raise_for_status()
except requests.HTTPError as err:
LOG.error('HTTP Error: should do something more here!' + err.message)
raise err
registry = json.loads(r.content)
category = None
for cat in registry:
if 'related' in cat:
category = cat
return Kind(scheme=category['scheme'], term=category['term'], related=category['related'],
title=category['title'], attributes=category['attributes'], location=category['location'])
def __call__(self, environ, response):
token = environ.get('HTTP_X_AUTH_TOKEN', '')
if token == '':
LOG.error('No X-Auth-Token header supplied.')
raise HTTPError(400, 'No X-Auth-Token header supplied.')
tenant = environ.get('HTTP_X_TENANT_NAME', '')
if tenant == '':
LOG.error('No X-Tenant-Name header supplied.')
raise HTTPError(400, 'No X-Tenant-Name header supplied.')
design_uri = CONFIG.get('service_manager', 'design_uri', '')
if design_uri == '':
LOG.fatal('No design_uri parameter supplied in sm.cfg')
raise Exception('No design_uri parameter supplied in sm.cfg')
auth = KeyStoneAuthService(design_uri)
if not auth.verify(token=token, tenant_name=tenant):
raise HTTPError(401, 'Token is not valid. You likely need an updated token.')
return self._call_occi(environ, response, token=token, tenant_name=tenant, registry=self.registry)
def __call__(self, environ, response):
token = environ.get("HTTP_X_AUTH_TOKEN", "")
if token == "":
LOG.error("No X-Auth-Token header supplied.")
raise HTTPError(400, "No X-Auth-Token header supplied.")
tenant = environ.get("HTTP_X_TENANT_NAME", "")
if tenant == "":
LOG.error("No X-Tenant-Name header supplied.")
raise HTTPError(400, "No X-Tenant-Name header supplied.")
design_uri = CONFIG.get("service_manager", "design_uri", "")
if design_uri == "":
LOG.fatal("No design_uri parameter supplied in sm.cfg")
raise Exception("No design_uri parameter supplied in sm.cfg")
auth = KeyStoneAuthService(design_uri)
if not auth.verify(token=token, tenant_name=tenant):
raise HTTPError(401, "Token is not valid. You likely need an updated token.")
return self._call_occi(environ, response, token=token, tenant_name=tenant, registry=self.registry)
def __create_app(self):
# will generate an appname 24 chars long - compatible with v2 and v3
# e.g. soandycd009b39c28790f3
app_name = 'so' + self.entity.kind.term[0:4] + \
''.join(random.choice('0123456789abcdef') for _ in range(16))
heads = {'Content-Type': 'text/occi'}
url = self.nburl + '/app/'
if self.entity.extras['ops_version'] == 'v2':
heads['category'] = 'app; scheme="http://schemas.ogf.org/occi/platform#", ' \
'python-2.7; scheme="http://schemas.openshift.com/template/app#", ' \
'small; scheme="http://schemas.openshift.com/template/app#"'
heads['X-OCCI-Attribute'] = str('occi.app.name=' + app_name)
LOG.debug('Ensuring SM SSH Key...')
self.__ensure_ssh_key()
elif self.entity.extras['ops_version'] == 'v3':
# for OpSv3 bundle location is the repo id of the container image
bundle_loc = CONFIG.get('service_manager', 'bundle_location', '')
if bundle_loc == '':
LOG.error('No bundle_location parameter supplied in sm.cfg')
raise Exception('No bundle_location parameter supplied in sm.cfg')
if bundle_loc.startswith('/'):
LOG.warn('Bundle location does not look like an image reference!')
LOG.debug('Bundle to execute: ' + bundle_loc)
design_uri = CONFIG.get('service_manager', 'design_uri', '')
if design_uri == '':
raise Exception('No design_uri parameter supplied in sm.cfg')
LOG.debug('Design URI: ' + design_uri)
heads['category'] = 'app; scheme="http://schemas.ogf.org/occi/platform#"'
# TODO provide a means to provide additional docker env params
attrs = 'occi.app.name="' + app_name + '", ' + \
'occi.app.image="' + bundle_loc + '", ' + \
'occi.app.env="DESIGN_URI=' + design_uri + '"'
heads['X-OCCI-Attribute'] = str(attrs)
else:
LOG.error('Unknown OpenShift version. ops_version: ' + self.entity.extras['ops_version'])
raise Exception('Unknown OpenShift version. ops_version: ' + self.entity.extras['ops_version'])
LOG.debug('Requesting container to execute SO Bundle: ' + url)
LOG.info('Sending headers: ' + heads.__repr__())
r = http_retriable_request('POST', url, headers=heads, authenticate=True)
loc = r.headers.get('Location', '')
if loc == '':
LOG.error("No OCCI Location attribute found in request")
raise AttributeError("No OCCI Location attribute found in request")
self.entity.attributes['occi.so.url'] = loc
app_uri_path = urlparse(loc).path
LOG.debug('SO container created: ' + app_uri_path)
LOG.debug('Updating OCCI entity.identifier from: ' + self.entity.identifier + ' to: ' +
app_uri_path.replace('/app/', self.entity.kind.location))
self.entity.identifier = app_uri_path.replace('/app/', self.entity.kind.location)
LOG.debug('Setting occi.core.id to: ' + app_uri_path.replace('/app/', ''))
self.entity.attributes['occi.core.id'] = app_uri_path.replace('/app/', '')
# its a bit wrong to put this here, but we do not have the required information before.
# this keeps things consistent as the timing is done right
infoDict = {
'so_id': self.entity.attributes['occi.core.id'].split('/'),
'sm_name': self.entity.kind.term,
'so_phase': 'init',
'phase_event': 'start',
'response_time': 0,
'tenant': self.extras['tenant_name']
}
tmpJSON = json.dumps(infoDict)
LOG.debug(tmpJSON)
# OpSv2 only: get git uri. this is where our bundle is pushed to
# XXX this is fugly
# TODO use the same name for the app URI
if self.entity.extras['ops_version'] == 'v2':
self.entity.extras['repo_uri'] = self.__git_uri(app_uri_path)
elif self.entity.extras['ops_version'] == 'v3':
self.entity.extras['loc'] = self.__git_uri(app_uri_path)
def __create_app(self):
# will generate an appname 24 chars long - compatible with v2 and v3
# e.g. soandycd009b39c28790f3
app_name = 'so' + self.entity.kind.term[0:4] + \
''.join(random.choice('0123456789abcdef') for _ in range(16))
heads = {'Content-Type': 'text/occi'}
url = self.nburl + '/app/'
if self.entity.extras['ops_version'] == 'v2':
heads['category'] = 'app; scheme="http://schemas.ogf.org/occi/platform#", ' \
'python-2.7; scheme="http://schemas.openshift.com/template/app#", ' \
'small; scheme="http://schemas.openshift.com/template/app#"'
heads['X-OCCI-Attribute'] = str('occi.app.name=' + app_name)
LOG.debug('Ensuring SM SSH Key...')
self.__ensure_ssh_key()
elif self.entity.extras['ops_version'] == 'v3':
# for OpSv3 bundle location is the repo id of the container image
bundle_loc = os.environ.get('BUNDLE_LOC', False)
if not bundle_loc:
bundle_loc = CONFIG.get('service_manager', 'bundle_location',
'')
if bundle_loc == '':
LOG.error('No bundle_location parameter supplied in sm.cfg')
raise Exception(
'No bundle_location parameter supplied in sm.cfg')
if bundle_loc.startswith('/'):
LOG.warn(
'Bundle location does not look like an image reference!')
LOG.debug('Bundle to execute: ' + bundle_loc)
design_uri = CONFIG.get('service_manager', 'design_uri', '')
if design_uri == '':
raise Exception('No design_uri parameter supplied in sm.cfg')
LOG.debug('Design URI: ' + design_uri)
heads[
'category'] = 'app; scheme="http://schemas.ogf.org/occi/platform#"'
# TODO provide a means to provide additional docker env params
attrs = 'occi.app.name="' + app_name + '", ' + \
'occi.app.image="' + bundle_loc + '", ' + \
'occi.app.env="DESIGN_URI=' + design_uri + '"'
heads['X-OCCI-Attribute'] = str(attrs)
else:
LOG.error('Unknown OpenShift version. ops_version: ' +
self.entity.extras['ops_version'])
raise Exception('Unknown OpenShift version. ops_version: ' +
self.entity.extras['ops_version'])
LOG.debug('Requesting container to execute SO Bundle: ' + url)
LOG.info('Sending headers: ' + heads.__repr__())
r = http_retriable_request('POST',
url,
headers=heads,
authenticate=True)
loc = r.headers.get('Location', '')
if loc == '':
LOG.error("No OCCI Location attribute found in request")
raise AttributeError("No OCCI Location attribute found in request")
self.entity.attributes['occi.so.url'] = loc
app_uri_path = urlparse(loc).path
LOG.debug('SO container created: ' + app_uri_path)
LOG.debug('Updating OCCI entity.identifier from: ' +
self.entity.identifier + ' to: ' +
app_uri_path.replace('/app/', self.entity.kind.location))
self.entity.identifier = app_uri_path.replace(
'/app/', self.entity.kind.location)
LOG.debug('Setting occi.core.id to: ' +
app_uri_path.replace('/app/', ''))
self.entity.attributes['occi.core.id'] = app_uri_path.replace(
'/app/', '')
# its a bit wrong to put this here, but we do not have the required information before.
# this keeps things consistent as the timing is done right
infoDict = {
'so_id': self.entity.attributes['occi.core.id'].split('/'),
'sm_name': self.entity.kind.term,
'so_phase': 'init',
'phase_event': 'start',
'response_time': 0,
'tenant': self.extras['tenant_name']
}
tmpJSON = json.dumps(infoDict)
LOG.debug(tmpJSON)
# OpSv2 only: get git uri. this is where our bundle is pushed to
# XXX this is fugly
# TODO use the same name for the app URI
if self.entity.extras['ops_version'] == 'v2':
self.entity.extras['repo_uri'] = self.__git_uri(app_uri_path)
elif self.entity.extras['ops_version'] == 'v3':
self.entity.extras['loc'] = self.__git_uri(app_uri_path)
def __create_app(self):
# will generate an appname 24 chars long - compatible with v2 and v3
# e.g. soandycd009b39c28790f3
app_name = 'so' + self.entity.kind.term[0:4] + \
''.join(random.choice('0123456789abcdef') for _ in range(16))
heads = {'Content-Type': 'text/occi'}
url = self.nburl + '/app/'
if self.entity.extras['ops_version'] == 'v2':
heads['category'] = 'app; scheme="http://schemas.ogf.org/occi/platform#", ' \
'python-2.7; scheme="http://schemas.openshift.com/template/app#", ' \
'small; scheme="http://schemas.openshift.com/template/app#"'
heads['X-OCCI-Attribute'] = str('occi.app.name=' + app_name)
LOG.debug('Ensuring SM SSH Key...')
self.__ensure_ssh_key()
elif self.entity.extras['ops_version'] == 'v3':
# for OpSv3 bundle location is the repo id of the container image
bundle_loc = CONFIG.get('service_manager', 'bundle_location', '')
if bundle_loc == '':
LOG.error('No bundle_location parameter supplied in sm.cfg')
raise Exception('No bundle_location parameter supplied in sm.cfg')
if bundle_loc.startswith('/'):
LOG.warn('Bundle location does not look like an image reference!')
LOG.debug('Bundle to execute: ' + bundle_loc)
design_uri = CONFIG.get('service_manager', 'design_uri', '')
if design_uri == '':
raise Exception('No design_uri parameter supplied in sm.cfg')
LOG.debug('Design URI: ' + design_uri)
heads['category'] = 'app; scheme="http://schemas.ogf.org/occi/platform#"'
# TODO provide a means to provide additional docker env params
attrs = 'occi.app.name="' + app_name + '", ' + \
'occi.app.image="' + bundle_loc + '", ' + \
'occi.app.env="DESIGN_URI=' + design_uri + '"'
heads['X-OCCI-Attribute'] = str(attrs)
else:
LOG.error('Unknown OpenShift version. ops_version: ' + self.entity.extras['ops_version'])
raise Exception('Unknown OpenShift version. ops_version: ' + self.entity.extras['ops_version'])
LOG.debug('Requesting container to execute SO Bundle: ' + url)
LOG.info('Sending headers: ' + heads.__repr__())
r = http_retriable_request('POST', url, headers=heads, authenticate=True)
loc = r.headers.get('Location', '')
if loc == '':
LOG.error("No OCCI Location attribute found in request")
raise AttributeError("No OCCI Location attribute found in request")
app_uri_path = urlparse(loc).path
LOG.debug('SO container created: ' + app_uri_path)
LOG.debug('Updating OCCI entity.identifier from: ' + self.entity.identifier + ' to: ' +
app_uri_path.replace('/app/', self.entity.kind.location))
self.entity.identifier = app_uri_path.replace('/app/', self.entity.kind.location)
LOG.debug('Setting occi.core.id to: ' + app_uri_path.replace('/app/', ''))
self.entity.attributes['occi.core.id'] = app_uri_path.replace('/app/', '')
# OpSv2 only: get git uri. this is where our bundle is pushed to
# XXX this is fugly
# TODO use the same name for the app URI
if self.entity.extras['ops_version'] == 'v2':
self.entity.extras['repo_uri'] = self.__git_uri(app_uri_path)
elif self.entity.extras['ops_version'] == 'v3':
self.entity.extras['loc'] = self.__git_uri(app_uri_path)
# wait until occi.app.state="active" - loop a GET
# this may not be applicable to OpSv2
LOG.info('checking: ' + loc)
while not self.__is_complete(loc):
time.sleep(3)
