vagrantFolders=None

pathVagrantfile=None

credFiles=None

basicFilesFolder=None

pathFolder=None

tmpFolder=None

name=None

logging=False

logger=None

created=False

vm=None

thread=None

provider=None

ip=None

# vagrantFolders: Folders inside which vagrantfiles+folders are

# tmpFolder: Path to tempfolder

# name: name of the VM

# logger: Logger instance

# logging: if true, vagrant debug logging will be done

def __init__(self, vagrantFolders, credFiles, basicFilesFolder, tmpFolder, name, logger, provider, logging):

self.vagrantFolders = vagrantFolders

self.credFiles=credFiles

self.basicFilesFolder=basicFilesFolder

self.tmpFolder = tmpFolder

self.name = name

self.logger = logger

self.logging = logging

self.provider = provider

def start(self):

self.thread = threading.Thread(target=self.run)

self.thread.start()

def join(self):

self.thread.join()

def run(self):

if not self.created:

self.create_vm()

else:

self.destroy()

def destroy(self):

if self.vm != None:

return self.vm.destroy()

return True

def create_vm(self):

# Check if you want to log

log_cm=None

self.logger.info("BEGIN Creating %s." %(self.name))

if self.logging:

try:

filename="%s_%s.log" %(self.name,time.strftime("%Y%m%d%H%M%S", time.localtime()))

log_cm = vagrant.make_file_cm(filename)

self.logger.info("Logging creation of %s to %s." % (self.name,filename))

except Exception, e:

self.logger.error('Failed to open file', exc_info=True)

return False

pathName=self.name.rsplit("_",1)[0] # Name is something like VMNAME_1, split _1 away!

# copy to tmpfolder (already checked that it exist, need to check if vm folder exists)

paths=Util.create_folder_path_list(self.vagrantFolders, [pathName])

pathTmp=os.path.join(self.tmpFolder,self.name)

if not Util.check_folders(paths, self.logger, False, True, True):

return False

if not Util.check_folder(pathTmp, self.logger, True):

return False

# Copy Vagrantfile in place

pathVagrantFileOld=os.path.join(pathTmp,"%s.vagrant"%(self.name))

pathVagrantFileNew=os.path.join(pathTmp,"Vagrantfile")

if not Util.copy_folders(paths,pathTmp,self.logger, True):

return False

self.pathFolder=pathTmp

for credFile in self.credFiles:

credFilesOld = Util.create_folder_path_list(self.vagrantFolders, [credFile])

pathCredFileNew = os.path.join(pathTmp,credFile)

for credFileOld in credFilesOld:

if Util.check_file_exists(credFileOld):

if not Util.copy_file(credFileOld,pathCredFileNew,self.logger):

return False

basicFileFoldersOld=Util.create_folder_path_list(self.vagrantFolders, [self.basicFilesFolder])

pathBasicFileFolderNew=os.path.join(pathTmp,self.basicFilesFolder)

if not Util.copy_folders(basicFileFoldersOld,pathBasicFileFolderNew,self.logger, True):

return False

# digital ocean needs a random name, otherwise we always get problems with multiple measurements

if Util.check_file_exists(pathVagrantFileNew):

self.logger.error("'%s' does already exist." %(pathVagrantFileNew))

return False

try:

file_old = open(pathVagrantFileOld, "r")

file_new = open(pathVagrantFileNew, "w")

for line in file_old:

if re.match(r'^\s*HOSTNAME\s+=\s+("[^"]+"|\'[^\']+\')\s*$',line) != None:

split_res = re.search(r'("[^"]+"|\'[^\']+\')',line)

if split_res != None:

if self.provider == "digital_ocean":

# allowed are numbers, letters, hyphens and dots

random_string = Util.get_random_string(10)

file_new.write("HOSTNAME = \"%s-%s\"\n" %(split_res.group()[1:-1],

random_string))

self.name = "%s-%s" % (split_res.group()[1:-1], random_string)

else:

self.name = "%s" % (split_res.group()[1:-1])

file_new.write(line)

else:

self.logger.warning("Could not parse hostname out of '%s'. "

"Using the default. Errors can occur." % (line))

file_new.write(line)

else:

file_new.write(line)

file_new.flush()

file_new.close()

file_old.close()

except Exception,e:

self.logger.error("An error occured while copying '%s' to '%s'." % (pathVagrantFileOld,

pathVagrantFileNew), exc_info=True)

# else:

# if not Util.copy_file(pathVagrantFileOld,pathVagrantFileNew,self.logger):

# return False

self.pathVagrantfile=pathVagrantFileNew

Util.clear_vagrant_files(pathTmp,self.logger)

# Create VM

try:

vm = vagrant.Vagrant(root=pathTmp, out_cm=log_cm, err_cm=log_cm)

self.vm=vm

vm.up(provider=self.provider)

# with settings(host_string= vm.user_hostname_port(),

# key_filename = vm.keyfile(),

# disable_known_hosts = True):

# run("uname -a")

except Exception, e:

self.logger.error('Failed while creating vm %s.' %(self.name), exc_info=True)

self.logger.info('Since creation failed, trying to destroy vm %s.' %(self.name), exc_info=True)

#if not self.vm.destroy():

# self.logger.error('Can not destroy %s.' %(self.name), exc_info=True)

## vm.destroy() seems to be always returning false at this stage (opentsack), but destroying works fine -> Ignore it.

self.vm.destroy()

return False

self.logger.info("END Creating %s." %(self.name))

self.logger.info("GET IP of %s." %(self.name))

self.ip = self.get_ip()

# the IP Part is needed, because on OpenStack the 'internal' IP differs from the 'external' (SSH) IP

if self.ip == None:

self.logger.error('Failed getting IP while creating vm %s.' %(self.name), exc_info=True)

self.logger.info('Since creation failed, trying to destroy vm %s.' %(self.name), exc_info=True)

self.vm.destroy()

return False

self.created=True

return True

# Return the output

def run_with_output (self,disableKnownHosts,command,warn_only=False,quiet=False):

with settings(host_string = self.vm.user_hostname_port(),

key_filename = self.vm.keyfile(),

disable_known_hosts = disableKnownHosts):

result = run(command,warn_only=warn_only, quiet=quiet)

return result

# Only return true/false

def run_without_output (self,disableKnownHosts,command,warn_only=False,quiet=False,test=False):

result = self.run_with_output (disableKnownHosts,command,warn_only,quiet)

if result.return_code == 0 or (warn_only and result.return_code == 255) or (test and result.return_code == -1):

return True

else:

self.logger.error("Command '%s' on %s returned %s." %(command, self.vm.user_hostname_port(), result.return_code))

return False

def get_ip(self):

head_str = " | head -n1"

if self.provider in ["virtualbox", "digital_ocean"]:

# virtualbox uses second network interface for vm-interconnections

head_str = " | head -n4 | tail -n1"

result = self.run_with_output (True,'sudo ifconfig | grep -E -o "(25[0-5]|2[0-4][0-9]|[01]?[0-9][0-9]?)\.(25[0-5]|2[0-4][0-9]|[01]?[0-9][0-9]?)\.(25[0-5]|2[0-4][0-9]|[01]?[0-9][0-9]?)\.(25[0-5]|2[0-4][0-9]|[01]?[0-9][0-9]?)"%s' % (head_str),True, True)

if result.return_code == 0:

return result.stdout

else:

self.logger.error("Can't get IP on %s, command returned %s." %(self.vm.user_hostname_port(), result.return_code))

return None

def get_hostname(self):

result = self.run_with_output (True,'hostname',True, True)

if result.return_code == 0:

return result.stdout

else:

self.logger.error("Can't get hostname on %s, command returned %s." %(self.vm.user_hostname_port(), result.return_code))