def synchronize_port(self,
context,
neutron_port_data,
lswitchport=None,
ext_networks=None):
"""Synchronize a Neutron port with its NVP counterpart."""
# Skip synchronization for ports on external networks
if not ext_networks:
ext_networks = [
net['id']
for net in context.session.query(models_v2.Network).join(
external_net_db.ExternalNetwork, (
models_v2.Network.id ==
external_net_db.ExternalNetwork.network_id))
]
if neutron_port_data['network_id'] in ext_networks:
with context.session.begin(subtransactions=True):
neutron_port_data['status'] = constants.PORT_STATUS_ACTIVE
return
if not lswitchport:
# Try to get port from nvp
try:
lp_uuid = self._plugin._nvp_get_port_id(
context, self._cluster, neutron_port_data)
if lp_uuid:
lswitchport = nvplib.get_port(
self._cluster,
neutron_port_data['network_id'],
lp_uuid,
relations='LogicalPortStatus')
except (exceptions.PortNotFoundOnNetwork):
# NOTE(salv-orlando): We should be catching
# NvpApiClient.ResourceNotFound here instead
# of PortNotFoundOnNetwork when the id exists but
# the logical switch port was not found
LOG.warning(
_("Logical switch port for neutron port %s "
"not found on NVP."), neutron_port_data['id'])
lswitchport = None
else:
# If lswitchport is not None, update the cache.
# It could be none if the port was deleted from the backend
if lswitchport:
self._nvp_cache.update_lswitchport(lswitchport)
# Note(salv-orlando): It might worth adding a check to verify neutron
# resource tag in nvp entity matches Neutron id.
# By default assume things go wrong
status = constants.PORT_STATUS_ERROR
if lswitchport:
lp_status = (lswitchport['_relations']['LogicalPortStatus']
['link_status_up'])
status = (lp_status and constants.PORT_STATUS_ACTIVE
or constants.PORT_STATUS_DOWN)
# Update db object
self._update_neutron_object(context, neutron_port_data, status)
def synchronize_port(self, context, neutron_port_data,
lswitchport=None, ext_networks=None):
"""Synchronize a Neutron port with its NVP counterpart."""
# Skip synchronization for ports on external networks
if not ext_networks:
ext_networks = [net['id'] for net in context.session.query(
models_v2.Network).join(
external_net_db.ExternalNetwork,
(models_v2.Network.id ==
external_net_db.ExternalNetwork.network_id))]
if neutron_port_data['network_id'] in ext_networks:
with context.session.begin(subtransactions=True):
neutron_port_data['status'] = constants.PORT_STATUS_ACTIVE
return
if not lswitchport:
# Try to get port from nvp
try:
lp_uuid = self._plugin._nvp_get_port_id(
context, self._cluster, neutron_port_data)
if lp_uuid:
lswitchport = nvplib.get_port(
self._cluster, neutron_port_data['network_id'],
lp_uuid, relations='LogicalPortStatus')
except (exceptions.PortNotFoundOnNetwork):
# NOTE(salv-orlando): We should be catching
# NvpApiClient.ResourceNotFound here instead
# of PortNotFoundOnNetwork when the id exists but
# the logical switch port was not found
LOG.warning(_("Logical switch port for neutron port %s "
"not found on NVP."), neutron_port_data['id'])
lswitchport = None
else:
# If lswitchport is not None, update the cache.
# It could be none if the port was deleted from the backend
if lswitchport:
self._nvp_cache.update_lswitchport(lswitchport)
# Note(salv-orlando): It might worth adding a check to verify neutron
# resource tag in nvp entity matches Neutron id.
# By default assume things go wrong
status = constants.PORT_STATUS_ERROR
if lswitchport:
lp_status = (lswitchport['_relations']
['LogicalPortStatus']
['link_status_up'])
status = (lp_status and
constants.PORT_STATUS_ACTIVE
or constants.PORT_STATUS_DOWN)
# Update db object
self._update_neutron_object(context, neutron_port_data, status)
