def run_playbook(self, o, fields):
if self.is_no_container(o):
# There is no machine to SSH to, so use the synchronizer's
# run_template method directly.
run_template("sync_onosapp_nocontainer.yaml", fields)
else:
super(SyncONOSApp, self).run_playbook(o, fields)
def run_playbook(self, o, fields):
if self.is_no_container(o):
# There is no machine to SSH to, so use the synchronizer's
# run_template method directly.
run_template("sync_onosapp_nocontainer.yaml", fields)
else:
super(SyncONOSApp, self).run_playbook(o, fields)
def sync_record(self, xos):
logger.info("Sync'ing XOS %s" % xos)
if not xos.docker_project_name:
raise Exception("xos.docker_project_name is not set")
if not xos.db_container_name:
raise Exception("xos.db_container_name is not set")
if (not xos.enable_build):
raise DeferredException("XOS build is currently disabled")
# We've seen the XOS object get synced before the ServiceController object
# is synced. This results in the XOS UI container getting built with files
# from that controller missing. So let's try to defer.
#
# It could be argued that we should continue to defer if the ServiceController
# is in error state, but it is important that a single broken service does
# not takedown the entirety of XOS.
for scr in xos.service_controllers.all():
if (scr.backend_status is not None) and (scr.backend_status.startswith("0")):
raise DeferredException("Detected unsynced service controller. Deferring.")
self.create_docker_compose()
dockerfiles = [self.create_ui_dockerfile()]
tenant_fields = {"dockerfiles": dockerfiles,
"build_dir": self.build_dir,
"docker_project_name": xos.docker_project_name,
"ansible_tag": xos.__class__.__name__ + "_" + str(xos.id)}
path="XOS"
res = run_template(self.playbook, tenant_fields, path=path)
def sync_record(self, sc):
logger.info("Sync'ing ServiceController %s" % sc)
if sc.xos and (not sc.xos.enable_build):
raise DeferredException("XOS build is currently disabled")
unready = self.check_controller_unready(sc)
if unready:
raise Exception("Controller %s has unready resources: %s" %
(str(sc), ",".join([str(x) for x in unready])))
dockerfile = self.create_synchronizer_dockerfile(sc)
if dockerfile:
dockerfiles = [dockerfile]
else:
dockerfiles = []
tenant_fields = {
"dockerfiles": dockerfiles,
"build_dir": self.build_dir,
"ansible_tag": sc.__class__.__name__ + "_" + str(sc.id)
}
path = "servicecontroller"
res = run_template(self.playbook, tenant_fields, path=path)
def sync_record(self, sc):
logger.info("Sync'ing ServiceController %s" % sc)
if sc.xos and (not sc.xos.enable_build):
raise DeferredException("XOS build is currently disabled")
unready = self.check_controller_unready(sc)
if unready:
raise Exception("Controller %s has unready resources: %s" % (str(sc), ",".join([str(x) for x in unready])))
dockerfiles = [self.create_synchronizer_dockerfile(sc)]
tenant_fields = {"dockerfiles": dockerfiles,
"build_dir": self.build_dir,
"ansible_tag": sc.__class__.__name__ + "_" + str(sc.id)}
path="servicecontroller"
res = run_template(self.playbook, tenant_fields, path=path)
def sync_record(self, xos):
logger.info("Sync'ing XOS %s" % xos)
if (not xos.enable_build):
raise DeferredException("XOS build is currently disabled")
self.create_docker_compose()
dockerfiles = [self.create_ui_dockerfile()]
tenant_fields = {
"dockerfiles": dockerfiles,
"build_dir": self.build_dir,
"docker_project_name": xos.docker_project_name,
"ansible_tag": xos.__class__.__name__ + "_" + str(xos.id)
}
path = "XOS"
res = run_template(self.playbook, tenant_fields, path=path)
def sync_record(self, xos):
logger.info("Sync'ing XOS %s" % xos)
if not xos.docker_project_name:
raise Exception("xos.docker_project_name is not set")
if not xos.db_container_name:
raise Exception("xos.db_container_name is not set")
if (not xos.enable_build):
raise DeferredException("XOS build is currently disabled")
self.create_docker_compose()
dockerfiles = [self.create_ui_dockerfile()]
tenant_fields = {"dockerfiles": dockerfiles,
"build_dir": self.build_dir,
"docker_project_name": xos.docker_project_name,
"ansible_tag": xos.__class__.__name__ + "_" + str(xos.id)}
path="XOS"
res = run_template(self.playbook, tenant_fields, path=path)
def sync_record(self, xos):
logger.info("Sync'ing XOS %s" % xos)
if not xos.docker_project_name:
raise Exception("xos.docker_project_name is not set")
if not xos.db_container_name:
raise Exception("xos.db_container_name is not set")
if (not xos.enable_build):
raise DeferredException("XOS build is currently disabled")
# We've seen the XOS object get synced before the ServiceController object
# is synced. This results in the XOS UI container getting built with files
# from that controller missing. So let's try to defer.
#
# It could be argued that we should continue to defer if the ServiceController
# is in error state, but it is important that a single broken service does
# not takedown the entirety of XOS.
for scr in xos.loadable_modules.all():
if (scr.backend_status
is not None) and (scr.backend_status.startswith("0")):
raise DeferredException(
"Detected unsynced loadable module. Deferring.")
self.create_docker_compose()
dockerfiles = [self.create_ui_dockerfile()]
tenant_fields = {
"dockerfiles": dockerfiles,
"build_dir": self.build_dir,
"docker_project_name": xos.docker_project_name,
"ansible_tag": xos.__class__.__name__ + "_" + str(xos.id)
}
path = "XOS"
res = run_template(self.playbook, tenant_fields, path=path)