def test_return_none_when_primitive_is_not_pacemaker_remote(self):
self.assertIsNone(
remote_node.get_node_name_from_resource(
etree.fromstring("""
<primitive class="ocf" id="R" provider="heartbeat" type="dummy"
/>
""")))
def test_return_name(self):
self.assertEqual(
"R",
remote_node.get_node_name_from_resource(
etree.fromstring("""
<primitive class="ocf" id="R" provider="pacemaker" type="remote"
/>
""")))
def node_remove_remote(
env,
node_identifier,
remove_resource,
skip_offline_nodes=False,
allow_remove_multiple_nodes=False,
allow_pacemaker_remote_service_fail=False,
):
"""
remove a resource representing remote node and destroy remote node
LibraryEnvironment env provides all for communication with externals
string node_identifier -- node name or hostname
callable remove_resource -- function for remove resource
bool skip_offline_nodes -- a flag for ignoring when some nodes are offline
bool allow_remove_multiple_nodes -- is a flag for allowing
remove unexpected multiple occurrence of remote node for node_identifier
bool allow_pacemaker_remote_service_fail -- is a flag for allowing
successfully finish this command even if stoping/disabling
pacemaker_remote not succeeded
"""
cib = env.get_cib()
resource_element_list = _find_resources_to_remove(
cib,
env.report_processor,
"remote",
node_identifier,
allow_remove_multiple_nodes,
remote_node.find_node_resources,
)
node_names_list = sorted(
{
remote_node.get_node_name_from_resource(node_element)
for node_element in resource_element_list
}
)
if not env.is_cib_live:
env.report_processor.report_list(
_report_skip_live_parts_in_remove(node_names_list)
)
else:
_destroy_pcmk_remote_env(
env,
node_names_list,
skip_offline_nodes,
allow_pacemaker_remote_service_fail,
)
# remove node from pcmk caches is currently integrated in remove_resource
# function
for resource_element in resource_element_list:
remove_resource(
resource_element.attrib["id"],
is_remove_remote_context=True,
)
def node_remove_remote(
env, node_identifier, remove_resource,
skip_offline_nodes=False,
allow_remove_multiple_nodes=False,
allow_pacemaker_remote_service_fail=False
):
"""
remove a resource representing remote node and destroy remote node
LibraryEnvironment env provides all for communication with externals
string node_identifier -- node name or hostname
callable remove_resource -- function for remove resource
bool skip_offline_nodes -- a flag for ignoring when some nodes are offline
bool allow_remove_multiple_nodes -- is a flag for allowing
remove unexpected multiple occurence of remote node for node_identifier
bool allow_pacemaker_remote_service_fail -- is a flag for allowing
successfully finish this command even if stoping/disabling
pacemaker_remote not succeeded
"""
cib = env.get_cib()
resource_element_list = _find_resources_to_remove(
cib,
env.report_processor,
"remote",
node_identifier,
allow_remove_multiple_nodes,
remote_node.find_node_resources,
)
node_names_list = sorted({
remote_node.get_node_name_from_resource(node_element)
for node_element in resource_element_list
})
if not env.is_cib_live:
env.report_processor.process_list(
_report_skip_live_parts_in_remove(node_names_list)
)
else:
_destroy_pcmk_remote_env(
env,
node_names_list,
skip_offline_nodes,
allow_pacemaker_remote_service_fail
)
#remove node from pcmk caches is currently integrated in remove_resource
#function
for resource_element in resource_element_list:
remove_resource(
resource_element.attrib["id"],
is_remove_remote_context=True,
)
def test_return_name_ignore_host(self):
self.assertEqual(
"R",
remote_node.get_node_name_from_resource(
etree.fromstring("""
<primitive class="ocf" id="R" provider="pacemaker" type="remote"
>
<instance_attributes>
<nvpair name="server" value="HOST"/>
</instance_attributes>
</primitive>
""")))
