def unregister(consumer_id):
"""
Unregisters given consumer.
:param consumer_id: identifies the consumer being unregistered
:type consumer_id: str
:raises MissingResource: if the given consumer does not exist
:raises OperationFailed: if any part of the unregister process fails; the exception
will contain information on which sections failed
:raises PulpExecutionException: if error during updating database collection
"""
ConsumerManager.get_consumer(consumer_id)
# Remove associate bind
manager = factory.consumer_bind_manager()
manager.consumer_deleted(consumer_id)
# Remove associated profiles
manager = factory.consumer_profile_manager()
manager.consumer_deleted(consumer_id)
# Notify agent
agent_consumer = factory.consumer_agent_manager()
agent_consumer.unregistered(consumer_id)
# remove from consumer groups
group_manager = factory.consumer_group_manager()
group_manager.remove_consumer_from_groups(consumer_id)
# delete any scheduled unit installs
schedule_manager = factory.consumer_schedule_manager()
for schedule in schedule_manager.get(consumer_id):
# using "delete" on utils skips validation that the consumer exists.
schedule_utils.delete(schedule.id)
# Database Updates
try:
Consumer.get_collection().remove({'id': consumer_id}, safe=True)
except Exception:
_logger.exception(
'Error updating database collection while removing consumer [%s]'
% consumer_id)
raise PulpExecutionException(
"database-error"), None, sys.exc_info()[2]
# remove the consumer from any groups it was a member of
group_manager = factory.consumer_group_manager()
group_manager.remove_consumer_from_groups(consumer_id)
factory.consumer_history_manager().record_event(
consumer_id, 'consumer_unregistered')
def unregister(consumer_id):
"""
Unregisters given consumer.
:param consumer_id: identifies the consumer being unregistered
:type consumer_id: str
:raises MissingResource: if the given consumer does not exist
:raises OperationFailed: if any part of the unregister process fails; the exception
will contain information on which sections failed
:raises PulpExecutionException: if error during updating database collection
"""
ConsumerManager.get_consumer(consumer_id)
# Remove associate bind
manager = factory.consumer_bind_manager()
manager.consumer_deleted(consumer_id)
# Remove associated profiles
manager = factory.consumer_profile_manager()
manager.consumer_deleted(consumer_id)
# Notify agent
agent_consumer = factory.consumer_agent_manager()
agent_consumer.unregister(consumer_id)
# remove from consumer groups
group_manager = factory.consumer_group_manager()
group_manager.remove_consumer_from_groups(consumer_id)
# delete any scheduled unit installs
schedule_manager = factory.consumer_schedule_manager()
for schedule in schedule_manager.get(consumer_id):
# using "delete" on utils skips validation that the consumer exists.
schedule_utils.delete(schedule.id)
# Database Updates
try:
Consumer.get_collection().remove({'id': consumer_id}, safe=True)
except Exception:
_logger.exception(
'Error updating database collection while removing consumer [%s]' % consumer_id)
raise PulpExecutionException("database-error"), None, sys.exc_info()[2]
# remove the consumer from any groups it was a member of
group_manager = factory.consumer_group_manager()
group_manager.remove_consumer_from_groups(consumer_id)
factory.consumer_history_manager().record_event(consumer_id, 'consumer_unregistered')
def GET(self, consumer_id):
manager = managers.consumer_schedule_manager()
schedules = manager.get(consumer_id, self.ACTION)
schedule_objs = []
for schedule in schedules:
obj = serialization.dispatch.scheduled_unit_management_obj(
schedule.for_display())
obj.update(serialization.link.child_link_obj(obj['_id']))
schedule_objs.append(obj)
# this behavior is debatable, but I'm keeping it for backward-compatibility.
if not schedule_objs:
raise MissingResource(schedule=None)
return self.ok(schedule_objs)
def __init__(self):
super(UnitActionScheduleResource, self).__init__()
self.manager = managers.consumer_schedule_manager()
def __init__(self):
super(UnitActionScheduleCollection, self).__init__()
self.manager = managers.consumer_schedule_manager()
def __init__(self):
super(ConsumerUnitActionSchedulesView, self).__init__()
self.manager = factory.consumer_schedule_manager()
def __init__(self):
super(ConsumerUnitActionSchedulesView, self).__init__()
self.manager = factory.consumer_schedule_manager()
