def __init__(self):
super(DriverRegistry, self).__init__()
self.drivers.update({
base.BaseDriver.get_name():
base.BaseDriver(),
optnvp.OptimizedNVPDriver.get_name():
optnvp.OptimizedNVPDriver(),
unmanaged.UnmanagedDriver.get_name():
unmanaged.UnmanagedDriver(),
ironic.IronicDriver.get_name():
ironic.IronicDriver()
})
# You may optionally specify a port-level driver name that will
# be used intead of the underlying network driver. This map determines
# which drivers are allowed to be used in this way.
# example: {"MY_DRIVER": ["MY_OTHER_DRIVER"]}
# The above example would allow ports created with "MY_DRIVER"
# specified to be used with networks that use "MY_OTHER_DRIVER",
# but *not* the inverse.
# Note that drivers are automatically compatible with themselves.
self.port_driver_compat_map = {
ironic.IronicDriver.get_name(): [
base.BaseDriver.get_name(),
optnvp.OptimizedNVPDriver.get_name(),
unmanaged.UnmanagedDriver.get_name()
]
}
def setUp(self):
super(TestUnmanagedDriver, self).setUp()
self.strategy = {"public_network": {"bridge": "xenbr0",
"subnets": {"4": "public"}}}
strategy_json = json.dumps(self.strategy)
self.driver = unmanaged.UnmanagedDriver()
unmanaged.STRATEGY = network_strategy.JSONStrategy(strategy_json)
def __init__(self):
super(DriverRegistry, self).__init__()
self.drivers.update({
base.BaseDriver.get_name(): base.BaseDriver(),
optnvp.OptimizedNVPDriver.get_name(): optnvp.OptimizedNVPDriver(),
unmanaged.UnmanagedDriver.get_name(): unmanaged.UnmanagedDriver()})
def __init__(self):
self.drivers = {
base.BaseDriver.get_name(): base.BaseDriver(),
optnvp.OptimizedNVPDriver.get_name(): optnvp.OptimizedNVPDriver(),
unmanaged.UnmanagedDriver.get_name(): unmanaged.UnmanagedDriver()}