def fix_private_images_without_repr(private_images, prov, accounts):
"""
See if image has a machine request
See if we can 'piece it together'
"""
for img in private_images:
machine_requests = MachineRequest.objects.filter(
new_machine_provider=prov,
new_application_name=img.name)
for mr in machine_requests:
print "Machine Request found matching name %s of image %s" \
% (img.name, img.id)
if mr.status != 'completed':
print "Processing machine with image %s" % img.id
process_machine_request(mr, img.id)
pm = mr.new_machine
if mr.new_application_visibility.lower() == 'public':
make_public(accounts.image_manager, img, pm)
continue
# Private or selected access..
access_list = parse_list(mr.access_list, prov.id)
# Fix on the image
tenant_list = sync_image_access_list(
accounts, img, names=access_list)
# Fix on the database
make_private(accounts.image_manager, img, pm, tenant_list)
def fix_private_images_without_repr(private_images, prov, accounts):
"""
See if image has a machine request
See if we can 'piece it together'
"""
for img in private_images:
machine_requests = MachineRequest.objects.filter(
new_machine_provider=prov, new_application_name=img.name)
for mr in machine_requests:
print "Machine Request found matching name %s of image %s" \
% (img.name, img.id)
if mr.status != 'completed':
print "Processing machine with image %s" % img.id
process_machine_request(mr, img.id)
pm = mr.new_machine
if mr.new_application_visibility.lower() == 'public':
make_public(accounts.image_manager, img, pm)
continue
# Private or selected access..
access_list = parse_list(mr.access_list, prov.id)
# Fix on the image
tenant_list = sync_image_access_list(accounts,
img,
names=access_list)
# Fix on the database
make_private(accounts.image_manager, img, pm, tenant_list)
def process_request(new_image_id, machine_request_id):
"""
First, save the new image id so we can resume in case of failure.
Then, Invalidate the machine cache to avoid a cache miss.
Then, process the request by creating/updating all core objects related
to this specific machine request.
Finally, update the metadata on the provider.
"""
machine_request = MachineRequest.objects.get(id=machine_request_id)
machine_request.status = 'processing - %s' % new_image_id
machine_request.save()
# TODO: Best if we could 'broadcast' this to all running
# Apache WSGI procs && celery 'imaging' procs
process_machine_request(machine_request, new_image_id)
return new_image_id
def _process_new_update_request(self,
machine,
new_name,
new_version,
uuid_suffix,
update_date=None):
if not update_date:
update_date = self.start_time
instance = self._new_instance_of(machine, update_date)
update_request_helper = CoreMachineRequestHelper(
new_name, update_date, new_version, False, instance)
core_request = update_request_helper.to_core_machine_request()
process_machine_request(core_request,
'machine-%s' % uuid_suffix,
update_cloud=False)
new_machine = core_request.new_machine
return new_machine
def _process_new_update_request(
self,
machine,
new_name,
new_version,
uuid_suffix,
update_date=None):
if not update_date:
update_date = self.start_time
instance = self._new_instance_of(machine, update_date)
update_request_helper = CoreMachineRequestHelper(
new_name, update_date, new_version, False, instance)
core_request = update_request_helper.to_core_machine_request()
process_machine_request(core_request, 'machine-%s' % uuid_suffix,
update_cloud=False)
new_machine = core_request.new_machine
return new_machine
def _process_new_fork_request(self,
machine,
new_name,
new_version,
uuid_suffix,
fork_date=None):
if not fork_date:
fork_date = self.start_time
instance = self._new_instance_of(machine, fork_date)
# Create a MachineRequest for newly created Instance
new_app_request_helper = CoreMachineRequestHelper(
new_name, fork_date, new_version, True, instance)
new_app_request = new_app_request_helper.to_core_machine_request()
process_machine_request(new_app_request,
'machine-%s' % uuid_suffix,
update_cloud=False)
new_machine = new_app_request.new_machine
return new_machine
def _process_new_fork_request(
self,
machine,
new_name,
new_version,
uuid_suffix,
fork_date=None):
if not fork_date:
fork_date = self.start_time
instance = self._new_instance_of(machine, fork_date)
# Create a MachineRequest for newly created Instance
new_app_request_helper = CoreMachineRequestHelper(
new_name, fork_date, new_version, True, instance)
new_app_request = new_app_request_helper.to_core_machine_request()
process_machine_request(new_app_request, 'machine-%s' % uuid_suffix,
update_cloud=False)
new_machine = new_app_request.new_machine
return new_machine
def process_request(new_image_id, machine_request_id):
"""
First, save the new image id so we can resume in case of failure.
Then, Invalidate the machine cache to avoid a cache miss.
Then, process the request by creating/updating all core objects related
to this specific machine request.
Finally, update the metadata on the provider.
"""
machine_request = MachineRequest.objects.get(id=machine_request_id)
new_status, _ = StatusType.objects.get_or_create(name="processing")
machine_request.status = new_status
machine_request.old_status = 'processing - %s' % new_image_id
# HACK - TODO - replace with proper `default` in model
# PATCHED (lenards, 2015-12-21)
if machine_request.new_version_name is None:
machine_request.new_version_name = "1.0"
machine_request.save()
# TODO: Best if we could 'broadcast' this to all running
# Apache WSGI procs && celery 'imaging' procs
process_machine_request(machine_request, new_image_id)
return new_image_id
def process_request(new_image_id, machine_request_id):
"""
First, save the new image id so we can resume in case of failure.
Then, Invalidate the machine cache to avoid a cache miss.
Then, process the request by creating/updating all core objects related
to this specific machine request.
Finally, update the metadata on the provider.
"""
machine_request = MachineRequest.objects.get(id=machine_request_id)
new_status, _ = StatusType.objects.get_or_create(name="processing")
machine_request.status = new_status
machine_request.old_status = 'processing - %s' % new_image_id
# HACK - TODO - replace with proper `default` in model
# PATCHED (lenards, 2015-12-21)
if machine_request.new_version_name is None:
machine_request.new_version_name = "1.0"
machine_request.save()
# TODO: Best if we could 'broadcast' this to all running
# Apache WSGI procs && celery 'imaging' procs
process_machine_request(machine_request, new_image_id)
return new_image_id