Exemple #1
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def _maintain(project, node, node_label):
    """Helper function to execute maintenance tasks.
    Powers off the node, checks for the existence of maintenance pool
    config options, and posts to the maintenance URL if
    they exist."""
    logger = logging.getLogger(__name__)
    if (cfg.has_option('maintenance', 'maintenance_project')
            and cfg.has_option('maintenance', 'url')):
        maintenance_proj = get_or_404(
            model.Project, cfg.get('maintenance', 'maintenance_project'))
        if (project == maintenance_proj):
            # Already in maintenance pool
            return
    elif (cfg.has_option('maintenance', 'maintenance_project')):
        raise errors.NotFoundError("Maintenance URL not in hil.cfg.")
    elif (cfg.has_option('maintenance', 'url')):
        raise errors.NotFoundError("Maintenance project not in hil.cfg.")
    else:
        return

    if (cfg.has_option('maintenance', 'shutdown')):
        node.obm.power_off()
    maintenance_proj.nodes.append(node)
    url = cfg.get('maintenance', 'url')
    payload = json.dumps({'node': node_label})
    try:
        response = requests.post(url,
                                 headers={'Content-Type': 'application/json'},
                                 data=payload)
    except requests.ConnectionError:
        logger.warn('POST to maintenance service' ' failed: connection failed')
    if (not 200 <= response < 300):
        logger.warn('POST to maintenance service'
                    ' failed with response: %s', response.text)
Exemple #2
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def headnode_create(headnode, project, base_img):
    """Create headnode.

    If a headnode with the same name already exists, a DuplicateError will be
    raised.

    If the project does not exist, a NotFoundError will be raised.

    If the base image does not exist (is not specified in hil.cfg) a
    BadArgumentError will be raised.
    """

    valid_imgs = cfg.get('headnode', 'base_imgs')
    valid_imgs = [img.strip() for img in valid_imgs.split(',')]

    if base_img not in valid_imgs:
        raise errors.BadArgumentError('Provided image is not a valid image.')

    absent_or_conflict(model.Headnode, headnode)
    project = get_or_404(model.Project, project)
    get_auth_backend().require_project_access(project)

    headnode = model.Headnode(project, headnode, base_img)

    db.session.add(headnode)
    db.session.commit()
Exemple #3
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def headnode_create(headnode, project, base_img):
    """Create headnode.

    If a headnode with the same name already exists, a DuplicateError will be
    raised.

    If the project does not exist, a NotFoundError will be raised.

    If the base image does not exist (is not specified in hil.cfg) a
    BadArgumentError will be raised.
    """

    valid_imgs = cfg.get('headnode', 'base_imgs')
    valid_imgs = [img.strip() for img in valid_imgs.split(',')]

    if base_img not in valid_imgs:
        raise BadArgumentError('Provided image is not a valid image.')

    _assert_absent(model.Headnode, headnode)
    project = _must_find(model.Project, project)
    get_auth_backend().require_project_access(project)

    headnode = model.Headnode(project, headnode, base_img)

    db.session.add(headnode)
    db.session.commit()
Exemple #4
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def _on_virt_uri(args_list):
    """Make an argument list to libvirt tools use right URI.

    This will work for virt-clone and virsh, at least.  It gets the
    appropriate endpoint URI from the config file.
    """
    libvirt_endpoint = cfg.get('headnode', 'libvirt_endpoint')
    return [args_list[0], '--connect', libvirt_endpoint] + args_list[1:]
Exemple #5
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def _on_virt_uri(args_list):
    """Make an argument list to libvirt tools use right URI.

    This will work for virt-clone and virsh, at least.  It gets the
    appropriate endpoint URI from the config file.
    """
    libvirt_endpoint = cfg.get('headnode', 'libvirt_endpoint')
    return [args_list[0], '--connect', libvirt_endpoint] + args_list[1:]
Exemple #6
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def configure():
    """Configure HIL, and test which db we're using.

    Skips the test unless we're using postgres.
    """
    config_testsuite()
    if not cfg.get('database', 'uri').startswith('postgresql:'):
        pytest.skip('Database migrations are only supported for postgresql.')
    init_db()
Exemple #7
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def object_url(*args):
    # Prefer an environmental variable for getting the endpoint if available.
    url = os.environ.get('HIL_ENDPOINT')
    if url is None:
        url = cfg.get('client', 'endpoint')

    for arg in args:
        url += '/' + urllib.quote(arg, '')
    return url
Exemple #8
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def init_db(uri=None):
    """Start up the DB connection.

    `uri` is the uri to use for the database. If it is None, the uri from the
    config file will be used.
    """
    if uri is None:
        uri = cfg.get('database', 'uri')
    app.config.update(SQLALCHEMY_DATABASE_URI=uri)
Exemple #9
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def init_db(uri=None):
    """Start up the DB connection.

    `uri` is the uri to use for the database. If it is None, the uri from the
    config file will be used.
    """
    if uri is None:
        uri = cfg.get('database', 'uri')
    app.config.update(SQLALCHEMY_DATABASE_URI=uri)
Exemple #10
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def list_headnode_images():
    """Show headnode images listed in config file.

    Returns a JSON array of strings representing a list of headnode images.

    Example:  '["headnode1.img", "headnode2.img", "headnode3.img"]'
    """
    valid_imgs = cfg.get('headnode', 'base_imgs')
    valid_imgs = sorted([img.strip() for img in valid_imgs.split(',')])
    return json.dumps(valid_imgs)
Exemple #11
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def list_headnode_images():
    """Show headnode images listed in config file.

    Returns a JSON array of strings representing a list of headnode images.

    Example:  '["headnode1.img", "headnode2.img", "headnode3.img"]'
    """
    valid_imgs = cfg.get('headnode', 'base_imgs')
    valid_imgs = sorted([img.strip() for img in valid_imgs.split(',')])
    return json.dumps(valid_imgs)
Exemple #12
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def get_vlan_list():
    """Return a list of vlans in the module's config section.

    This is for use by the ``create_bridges`` script.
    """
    vlan_str = cfg.get(__name__, 'vlans')
    returnee = []
    for r in vlan_str.split(","):
        r = r.strip().split("-")
        if len(r) == 1:
            returnee.append(int(r[0]))
        else:
            returnee += range(int(r[0]), int(r[1])+1)
    return returnee
Exemple #13
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def _maintain(project, node, node_label):
    """Helper function to execute maintenance tasks.
    Powers off the node, checks for the existence of maintenance pool
    config options, and posts to the maintenance URL if
    they exist."""
    logger = logging.getLogger(__name__)
    if (cfg.has_option('maintenance', 'maintenance_project') and
            cfg.has_option('maintenance', 'url')):
        maintenance_proj = get_or_404(
                model.Project,
                cfg.get('maintenance', 'maintenance_project')
                )
        if (project == maintenance_proj):
            # Already in maintenance pool
            return
    elif (cfg.has_option('maintenance', 'maintenance_project')):
        raise errors.NotFoundError("Maintenance URL not in hil.cfg.")
    elif (cfg.has_option('maintenance', 'url')):
        raise errors.NotFoundError("Maintenance project not in hil.cfg.")
    else:
        return

    if (cfg.has_option('maintenance', 'shutdown')):
        node.obm.power_off()
    maintenance_proj.nodes.append(node)
    url = cfg.get('maintenance', 'url')
    payload = json.dumps({'node': node_label})
    try:
        response = requests.post(url,
                                 headers={'Content-Type': 'application/json'},
                                 data=payload)
    except requests.ConnectionError:
        logger.warn('POST to maintenance service'
                    ' failed: connection failed')
    if (not 200 <= response < 300):
        logger.warn('POST to maintenance service'
                    ' failed with response: %s', response.text)
Exemple #14
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def setup(*args, **kwargs):
    if not cfg.has_section(__name__):
        logger.error('No section for [%s] in hil.cfg; authentication will '
                     'not work without this. Please add this section and try '
                     'again.', __name__)
        sys.exit(1)
    keystone_cfg = {}
    for key in cfg.options(__name__):
        keystone_cfg[key] = cfg.get(__name__, key)

    # Great job with the API design Openstack! </sarcasm>
    factory = filter_factory(keystone_cfg)
    app.wsgi_app = factory(app.wsgi_app)

    auth.set_auth_backend(KeystoneAuthBackend())
Exemple #15
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def object_url(*args):
    """Return a url with a prefix of the HIL endpoint, and args as the
    (remaining) segments of the path.

    TODO: This function's name is no longer very accurate.  As soon as it is
    safe, we should change it to something more generic.
    """
    # Prefer an environmental variable for getting the endpoint if available.
    url = os.environ.get('HIL_ENDPOINT')
    if url is None:
        config.setup()
        url = cfg.get('client', 'endpoint')

    for arg in args:
        url += '/' + urllib.quote(arg, '')
    return url
Exemple #16
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def setup(*args, **kwargs):
    if not cfg.has_section(__name__):
        logger.error(
            'No section for [%s] in hil.cfg; authentication will '
            'not work without this. Please add this section and try '
            'again.', __name__)
        sys.exit(1)
    keystone_cfg = {}
    for key in cfg.options(__name__):
        keystone_cfg[key] = cfg.get(__name__, key)

    # Great job with the API design Openstack! </sarcasm>
    factory = filter_factory(keystone_cfg)
    app.wsgi_app = factory(app.wsgi_app)

    auth.set_auth_backend(KeystoneAuthBackend())
Exemple #17
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def configure():
    config_testsuite()
    if not cfg.get('database', 'uri').startswith('postgresql:'):
        pytest.skip('Database migrations are only supported for postgresql.')
    init_db()
Exemple #18
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def configure():
    config_testsuite()
    if not cfg.get('database', 'uri').startswith('postgresql:'):
        pytest.skip('Database migrations are only supported for postgresql.')
    init_db()