def _verify_disks(self, vm):
persistent_disks = [
disk for disk in vm.layout.disk
if is_persistent_disk(disk.diskFile)
]
if persistent_disks:
raise OperationNotAllowedException("persistent disks attached")
def get_mks_ticket(self, vm_id):
if self._get_vm(vm_id).state != 'on':
raise OperationNotAllowedException()
return MksTicket(cfg_file='/vmfs/volumes/%s.vmdk' % vm_id,
ssl_thumbprint='33:F5:6F:FB:07:A9:EB:6E:5E:9B:E6:AF'
':00:BB:DA:69:FF:BA:20:34',
port=902,
ticket='52579d02-a80d-55eb-648b-f7ae461a7505')
def get_mks_ticket(self, vm_id):
vm = self.vim_client.get_vm(vm_id)
if vm.runtime.powerState != 'poweredOn':
raise OperationNotAllowedException('Not allowed on vm that is '
'not powered on.')
mks = vm.AcquireMksTicket()
return MksTicket(cfg_file=mks.cfgFile,
host=mks.host,
port=mks.port,
ssl_thumbprint=mks.sslThumbprint,
ticket=mks.ticket)
def delete_vm(self, vm_id, force=False):
self._assert_exists(vm_id)
vm = self._resources[vm_id]
if vm.state != "off":
raise VmPowerStateException()
# fake_vm_spec.disks are all persistent disks.
# TODO(agui): This looks hacky. FakeVm should have its own device
# list, as opposed to play spec around.
if not force and len(self._resources[vm_id].fake_vm_spec.disks) != 0:
raise OperationNotAllowedException("persistent disks attached")
fake_vm_spec = self._resources[vm_id].fake_vm_spec
for disk_id in fake_vm_spec.vm_disks:
self._disk_manager().delete_disk(fake_vm_spec.datastore, disk_id)
del self._resources[vm_id]
self._trigger_vm_listeners()