def init(self, force_deploy=False):
conf = self.provider_conf
env = openstack.check_environment(conf)
lease = check_reservation(conf, env["session"])
extra_ips = check_extra_ports(env["session"],
env["network"],
conf.extra_ips)
reservations = lease["reservations"]
machines = self.provider_conf.machines
machines = sorted(machines, key=by_flavor)
servers = []
for flavor, descs in groupby(machines, key=by_flavor):
_machines = list(descs)
# NOTE(msimonin): There should be only one reservation per flavor
hints = [{"reservation": r["id"]} for r in reservations
if flavor in r["resource_properties"]]
# It's still a bit tricky here
os_servers = openstack.check_servers(
env["session"],
_machines,
# NOTE(msimonin): we should be able to deduce the flavour from
# the name
extra_prefix="-o-{}-o-".format(flavor),
force_deploy=force_deploy,
key_name=conf.key_name,
image_id=env["image_id"],
flavors="baremetal",
network=env["network"],
ext_net=env["ext_net"],
scheduler_hints=hints)
servers.extend(os_servers)
deployed, _ = openstack.wait_for_servers(
env["session"],
servers)
gateway_ip, _ = openstack.check_gateway(
env,
conf.gateway,
deployed)
# NOTE(msimonin) build the roles and networks This is a bit tricky here
# since flavor (e.g compute_haswell) doesn"t correspond to a flavor
# attribute of the nova server object. We have to encode the flavor
# name (e.g compute_haswell) in the server name. Decoding the flavor
# name from the server name helps then to form the roles.
return openstack.finalize(
env,
conf,
gateway_ip,
deployed,
lambda s: s.name.split("-o-")[1],
extra_ips=extra_ips)
def init(self, force_deploy=False):
def by_flavor(x):
return x["flavor"]
conf = self.provider_conf
env = openstack.check_environment(conf)
lease = check_reservation(conf)
extra_ips = check_extra_ports(env['session'],
env['network'],
conf['extra_ips'])
reservations = lease['reservations']
machines = self.provider_conf["resources"]["machines"]
machines = sorted(machines, key=by_flavor)
servers = []
for flavor, descs in groupby(machines, key=by_flavor):
machines = list(descs)
reservation = filter(lambda r: flavor in r['resource_properties'],
reservations)[0]
os_servers = openstack.check_servers(
env['session'],
{"machines": machines},
extra_prefix=flavor,
force_deploy=force_deploy,
key_name=conf.get('key_name'),
image_id=env['image_id'],
flavors="baremetal",
network=env['network'],
ext_net=env['ext_net'],
scheduler_hints={'reservation': reservation['id']})
servers.extend(os_servers)
deployed, _ = openstack.wait_for_servers(
env['session'],
servers)
gateway = openstack.check_gateway(
env,
conf.get('gateway', False),
deployed)
return openstack.finalize(
env,
conf,
gateway,
deployed,
lambda s: s.name.split('-')[1],
extra_ips=extra_ips)
def init(self, force_deploy=False):
conf = self.provider_conf
env = openstack.check_environment(conf)
lease = check_reservation(conf, env['session'])
extra_ips = check_extra_ports(env['session'], env['network'],
conf['extra_ips'])
reservations = lease['reservations']
machines = self.provider_conf["resources"]["machines"]
machines = sorted(machines, key=by_flavor)
servers = []
for flavor, descs in groupby(machines, key=by_flavor):
machines = list(descs)
# NOTE(msimonin): There should be only one reservation per flavor
hints = [{
'reservation': r['id']
} for r in reservations if flavor in r['resource_properties']]
os_servers = openstack.check_servers(
env['session'], {"machines": machines},
extra_prefix="{}__{}__".format(conf['prefix'], flavor),
force_deploy=force_deploy,
key_name=conf.get('key_name'),
image_id=env['image_id'],
flavors="baremetal",
network=env['network'],
ext_net=env['ext_net'],
scheduler_hints=hints)
servers.extend(os_servers)
deployed, _ = openstack.wait_for_servers(env['session'], servers)
gateway_ip, _ = openstack.check_gateway(env,
conf.get('gateway',
False), deployed)
# NOTE(msimonin) build the roles and networks This is a bit tricky here
# since flavor (e.g compute_haswell) doesn't correspond to a flavor
# attribute of the nova server object. We have to encode the flavor
# name (e.g compute_haswell) in the server name. Decoding the flavor
# name from the server name helps then to form the roles.
return openstack.finalize(env,
conf,
gateway_ip,
deployed,
lambda s: s.name.split('__')[1],
extra_ips=extra_ips)