def main():
parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(description=__doc__,
formatter_class=argparse.RawDescriptionHelpFormatter)
# required options (heh)
parser.add_argument('--provider', help='provider key in cfme_data')
parser.add_argument('--template', help='the name of the template to clone')
parser.add_argument('--vm_name', help='the name of the VM to create')
# generic options
parser.add_argument('--destroy', dest='destroy', action='store_true',
help='Destroy the destination VM')
parser.add_argument('--configure', default=False, action='store_true',
help='configure the VM after provisioning')
parser.add_argument('--no-cleanup', default=True, action='store_false',
dest='cleanup', help="don't clean up the vm on clone failure")
parser.add_argument('--log', dest='loglevel', default='WARNING',
help='Set the log level')
parser.add_argument('--outfile', dest='outfile',
help='Write provisioning details to the named file', default='')
# sub options organized for provider types
rhev_parser = parser.add_argument_group('rhev')
rhev_parser.add_argument('--cluster', default=None,
help='the name of the VM on which to act')
rhev_parser.add_argument('--place_policy_host', default=None,
help='the host for the vm to start on')
rhev_parser.add_argument('--place_policy_aff', default=None,
help='the affinity of the vm on a host')
cloud_parser = parser.add_argument_group('cloud')
cloud_parser.add_argument('--flavor', default=None, help='ec2/rhos flavor')
openstack_parser = parser.add_argument_group('openstack')
openstack_parser.add_argument('--floating-ip-pool', default=None,
help='openstack floating ip pool to use')
args = parser.parse_args()
# get_mgmt validates, since it will explode without an existing key or type
provider = get_mgmt(args.provider)
provider_dict = cfme_data['management_systems'][args.provider]
provider_type = provider_dict['type']
# Used by the cloud provs
flavors = cfme_data['appliance_provisioning']['default_flavors'].get(provider_type, [])
logger.info('Connecting to {}'.format(args.provider))
if args.destroy:
# TODO: destroy should be its own script
# but it's easy enough to just hijack the parser here
# This returns True if destroy fails to give POSIXy exit codes (0 is good, False is 0, etc)
return not destroy_vm(provider, args.vm_name)
deploy_args = {
'vm_name': args.vm_name,
'template': args.template,
}
# Try to snag defaults from cfme_data here for each provider type
if provider_type == 'rhevm':
cluster = provider_dict.get('default_cluster', args.cluster)
if cluster is None:
raise Exception('--cluster is required for rhev instances and default is not set')
deploy_args['cluster'] = cluster
if args.place_policy_host and args.place_policy_aff:
deploy_args['placement_policy_host'] = args.place_policy_host
deploy_args['placement_policy_affinity'] = args.rhev_place_policy_aff
elif provider_type == 'ec2':
# ec2 doesn't have an api to list available flavors, so the first flavor is the default
try:
flavor = args.flavor or flavors[0]
except IndexError:
raise Exception('--flavor is required for EC2 instances and default is not set')
deploy_args['instance_type'] = flavor
elif provider_type == 'openstack':
# filter openstack flavors based on what's available
available_flavors = provider.list_flavor()
flavors = filter(lambda f: f in available_flavors, flavors)
try:
flavor = args.flavor or flavors[0]
except IndexError:
raise Exception('--flavor is required for RHOS instances and '
'default is not set or unavailable on provider')
# flavour? Thanks, psav...
deploy_args['flavour_name'] = flavor
if 'network' in provider_dict:
# support rhos4 network names
deploy_args['network_name'] = provider_dict['network']
provider_pools = [p.name for p in provider.api.floating_ip_pools.list()]
try:
# TODO: If there are multiple pools, have a provider default in cfme_data
floating_ip_pool = args.floating_ip_pool or provider_pools[0]
except IndexError:
raise Exception('No floating IP pools available on provider')
if floating_ip_pool is not None:
deploy_args['floating_ip_pool'] = floating_ip_pool
elif provider_type == "virtualcenter":
if "allowed_datastores" in provider_dict:
deploy_args["allowed_datastores"] = provider_dict["allowed_datastores"]
elif provider_type == 'scvmm':
deploy_args["host_group"] = provider_dict["provisioning"]['host_group']
# Do it!
try:
logger.info('Cloning {} to {} on {}'.format(args.template, args.vm_name, args.provider))
provider.deploy_template(**deploy_args)
except Exception as e:
logger.exception(e)
logger.error('Clone failed')
if args.cleanup:
logger.info('attempting to destroy {}'.format(args.vm_name))
destroy_vm(provider, args.vm_name)
return 12
if provider.is_vm_running(args.vm_name):
logger.info("VM {} is running".format(args.vm_name))
else:
logger.error("VM is not running")
return 10
ip, time_taken = wait_for(provider.get_ip_address, [args.vm_name], num_sec=1200,
fail_condition=None)
logger.info('IP Address returned is {}'.format(ip))
if args.configure:
logger.info('Configuring appliance, this can take a while.')
app = Appliance(args.provider, args.vm_name)
app.configure()
if args.outfile:
with open(args.outfile, 'w') as outfile:
outfile.write("appliance_ip_address={}\n".format(ip))
# In addition to the outfile, drop the ip address on stdout for easy parsing
print(ip)
def main(**kwargs):
# get_mgmt validates, since it will explode without an existing key or type
if kwargs.get("deploy", None):
kwargs["configure"] = True
kwargs["outfile"] = "appliance_ip_address_1"
provider_data = utils.conf.provider_data
providers = provider_data["management_systems"]
provider_dict = provider_data["management_systems"][kwargs["provider"]]
credentials = {
"username": provider_dict["username"],
"password": provider_dict["password"],
"tenant": provider_dict["template_upload"].get("tenant_admin", "admin"),
"auth_url": provider_dict.get("auth_url", None),
}
provider = get_mgmt(kwargs["provider"], providers=providers, credentials=credentials)
flavors = provider_dict["template_upload"].get("flavors", ["m1.medium"])
provider_type = provider_data["management_systems"][kwargs["provider"]]["type"]
deploy_args = {"vm_name": kwargs["vm_name"], "template": kwargs["template"]}
else:
provider = get_mgmt(kwargs["provider"])
provider_dict = cfme_data["management_systems"][kwargs["provider"]]
provider_type = provider_dict["type"]
flavors = cfme_data["appliance_provisioning"]["default_flavors"].get(provider_type, [])
deploy_args = {"vm_name": kwargs["vm_name"], "template": kwargs["template"]}
logger.info("Connecting to {}".format(kwargs["provider"]))
if kwargs.get("destroy", None):
# TODO: destroy should be its own script
# but it's easy enough to just hijack the parser here
# This returns True if destroy fails to give POSIXy exit codes (0 is good, False is 0, etc)
return not destroy_vm(provider, deploy_args["vm_name"])
# Try to snag defaults from cfme_data here for each provider type
if provider_type == "rhevm":
cluster = provider_dict.get("default_cluster", kwargs.get("cluster", None))
if cluster is None:
raise Exception("--cluster is required for rhev instances and default is not set")
deploy_args["cluster"] = cluster
if kwargs.get("place_policy_host", None) and kwargs.get("place_policy_aff", None):
deploy_args["placement_policy_host"] = kwargs["place_policy_host"]
deploy_args["placement_policy_affinity"] = kwargs["place_policy_aff"]
elif provider_type == "ec2":
# ec2 doesn't have an api to list available flavors, so the first flavor is the default
try:
flavor = kwargs.get("flavor", None) or flavors[0]
except IndexError:
raise Exception("--flavor is required for EC2 instances and default is not set")
deploy_args["instance_type"] = flavor
elif provider_type == "openstack":
# filter openstack flavors based on what's available
available_flavors = provider.list_flavor()
flavors = filter(lambda f: f in available_flavors, flavors)
try:
flavor = kwargs.get("flavor", None) or flavors[0]
except IndexError:
raise Exception(
"--flavor is required for RHOS instances and " "default is not set or unavailable on provider"
)
# flavour? Thanks, psav...
deploy_args["flavour_name"] = flavor
if "network" in provider_dict:
# support rhos4 network names
deploy_args["network_name"] = provider_dict["network"]
provider_pools = [p.name for p in provider.api.floating_ip_pools.list()]
try:
# TODO: If there are multiple pools, have a provider default in cfme_data
floating_ip_pool = kwargs.get("floating_ip_pool", None) or provider_pools[0]
except IndexError:
raise Exception("No floating IP pools available on provider")
if floating_ip_pool is not None:
deploy_args["floating_ip_pool"] = floating_ip_pool
elif provider_type == "virtualcenter":
if "allowed_datastores" in provider_dict:
deploy_args["allowed_datastores"] = provider_dict["allowed_datastores"]
elif provider_type == "scvmm":
deploy_args["host_group"] = provider_dict["provisioning"]["host_group"]
elif provider_type == "gce":
deploy_args["ssh_key"] = "{user_name}:{public_key}".format(
user_name=cred["ssh"]["ssh-user"], public_key=cred["ssh"]["public_key"]
)
# Do it!
try:
logger.info(
"Cloning {} to {} on {}".format(deploy_args["template"], deploy_args["vm_name"], kwargs["provider"])
)
provider.deploy_template(**deploy_args)
except Exception as e:
logger.exception(e)
logger.error("Clone failed")
if kwargs.get("cleanup", None):
logger.info("attempting to destroy {}".format(deploy_args["vm_name"]))
destroy_vm(provider, deploy_args["vm_name"])
return 12
if provider.is_vm_running(deploy_args["vm_name"]):
logger.info("VM {} is running".format(deploy_args["vm_name"]))
else:
logger.error("VM is not running")
return 10
try:
ip, time_taken = wait_for(provider.get_ip_address, [deploy_args["vm_name"]], num_sec=1200, fail_condition=None)
logger.info("IP Address returned is {}".format(ip))
except Exception as e:
logger.exception(e)
logger.error("IP address not returned")
return 10
try:
if kwargs.get("configure", None):
logger.info("Configuring appliance, this can take a while.")
if kwargs.get("deploy", None):
app = IPAppliance(address=ip)
else:
app = Appliance(kwargs["provider"], deploy_args["vm_name"])
if provider_type == "gce":
app.configure_gce()
else:
app.configure()
logger.info("Successfully Configured the appliance.")
except Exception as e:
logger.exception(e)
logger.error("Appliance Configuration Failed")
if not kwargs.get("deploy", None):
app = Appliance(kwargs["provider"], deploy_args["vm_name"])
ssh_client = app.ssh_client()
status, output = ssh_client.run_command("find /root/anaconda-post.log")
if status == 0:
ssh_client.get_file("/root/anaconda-post.log", log_path.join("anaconda-post.log").strpath)
ssh_client.close()
return 10
if kwargs.get("outfile", None) or kwargs.get("deploy", None):
with open(kwargs["outfile"], "w") as outfile:
outfile.write("appliance_ip_address={}\n".format(ip))
# In addition to the outfile, drop the ip address on stdout for easy parsing
print(ip)
def main():
parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(
description=__doc__,
formatter_class=argparse.RawDescriptionHelpFormatter)
# required options (heh)
parser.add_argument('--provider', help='provider key in cfme_data')
parser.add_argument('--template', help='the name of the template to clone')
parser.add_argument('--vm_name', help='the name of the VM to create')
# generic options
parser.add_argument('--destroy',
dest='destroy',
action='store_true',
help='Destroy the destination VM')
parser.add_argument('--configure',
default=False,
action='store_true',
help='configure the VM after provisioning')
parser.add_argument('--no-cleanup',
default=True,
action='store_false',
dest='cleanup',
help="don't clean up the vm on clone failure")
parser.add_argument('--log',
dest='loglevel',
default='WARNING',
help='Set the log level')
parser.add_argument('--outfile',
dest='outfile',
help='Write provisioning details to the named file',
default='')
# sub options organized for provider types
rhev_parser = parser.add_argument_group('rhev')
rhev_parser.add_argument('--cluster',
default=None,
help='the name of the VM on which to act')
rhev_parser.add_argument('--place_policy_host',
default=None,
help='the host for the vm to start on')
rhev_parser.add_argument('--place_policy_aff',
default=None,
help='the affinity of the vm on a host')
cloud_parser = parser.add_argument_group('cloud')
cloud_parser.add_argument('--flavor', default=None, help='ec2/rhos flavor')
openstack_parser = parser.add_argument_group('openstack')
openstack_parser.add_argument('--floating-ip-pool',
default=None,
help='openstack floating ip pool to use')
args = parser.parse_args()
# get_mgmt validates, since it will explode without an existing key or type
provider = get_mgmt(args.provider)
provider_dict = cfme_data['management_systems'][args.provider]
provider_type = provider_dict['type']
# Used by the cloud provs
flavors = cfme_data['appliance_provisioning']['default_flavors'].get(
provider_type, [])
logger.info('Connecting to {}'.format(args.provider))
if args.destroy:
# TODO: destroy should be its own script
# but it's easy enough to just hijack the parser here
# This returns True if destroy fails to give POSIXy exit codes (0 is good, False is 0, etc)
return not destroy_vm(provider, args.vm_name)
deploy_args = {
'vm_name': args.vm_name,
'template': args.template,
}
# Try to snag defaults from cfme_data here for each provider type
if provider_type == 'rhevm':
cluster = provider_dict.get('default_cluster', args.cluster)
if cluster is None:
raise Exception(
'--cluster is required for rhev instances and default is not set'
)
deploy_args['cluster'] = cluster
if args.place_policy_host and args.place_policy_aff:
deploy_args['placement_policy_host'] = args.place_policy_host
deploy_args[
'placement_policy_affinity'] = args.rhev_place_policy_aff
elif provider_type == 'ec2':
# ec2 doesn't have an api to list available flavors, so the first flavor is the default
try:
flavor = args.flavor or flavors[0]
except IndexError:
raise Exception(
'--flavor is required for EC2 instances and default is not set'
)
deploy_args['instance_type'] = flavor
elif provider_type == 'openstack':
# filter openstack flavors based on what's available
available_flavors = provider.list_flavor()
flavors = filter(lambda f: f in available_flavors, flavors)
try:
flavor = args.flavor or flavors[0]
except IndexError:
raise Exception('--flavor is required for RHOS instances and '
'default is not set or unavailable on provider')
# flavour? Thanks, psav...
deploy_args['flavour_name'] = flavor
if 'network' in provider_dict:
# support rhos4 network names
deploy_args['network_name'] = provider_dict['network']
provider_pools = [
p.name for p in provider.api.floating_ip_pools.list()
]
try:
# TODO: If there are multiple pools, have a provider default in cfme_data
floating_ip_pool = args.floating_ip_pool or provider_pools[0]
except IndexError:
raise Exception('No floating IP pools available on provider')
if floating_ip_pool is not None:
deploy_args['floating_ip_pool'] = floating_ip_pool
elif provider_type == "virtualcenter":
if "allowed_datastores" in provider_dict:
deploy_args["allowed_datastores"] = provider_dict[
"allowed_datastores"]
elif provider_type == 'scvmm':
deploy_args["host_group"] = provider_dict["provisioning"]['host_group']
# Do it!
try:
logger.info('Cloning {} to {} on {}'.format(args.template,
args.vm_name,
args.provider))
provider.deploy_template(**deploy_args)
except Exception as e:
logger.exception(e)
logger.error('Clone failed')
if args.cleanup:
logger.info('attempting to destroy {}'.format(args.vm_name))
destroy_vm(provider, args.vm_name)
return 12
if provider.is_vm_running(args.vm_name):
logger.info("VM {} is running".format(args.vm_name))
else:
logger.error("VM is not running")
return 10
ip, time_taken = wait_for(provider.get_ip_address, [args.vm_name],
num_sec=1200,
fail_condition=None)
logger.info('IP Address returned is {}'.format(ip))
if args.configure:
logger.info('Configuring appliance, this can take a while.')
app = Appliance(args.provider, args.vm_name)
app.configure()
if args.outfile:
with open(args.outfile, 'w') as outfile:
outfile.write("appliance_ip_address={}\n".format(ip))
# In addition to the outfile, drop the ip address on stdout for easy parsing
print(ip)
def main(**kwargs):
# get_mgmt validates, since it will explode without an existing key or type
if kwargs.get('deploy', None):
kwargs['configure'] = True
provider_data = utils.conf.provider_data
providers = provider_data['management_systems']
provider_dict = provider_data['management_systems'][kwargs['provider']]
credentials =\
{'username': provider_dict['username'],
'password': provider_dict['password'],
'tenant': provider_dict['template_upload'].get('tenant_admin', 'admin'),
'auth_url': provider_dict.get('auth_url', None),
}
provider = get_mgmt(kwargs['provider'], providers=providers, credentials=credentials)
flavors = provider_dict['template_upload'].get('flavors', ['m1.medium'])
provider_type = provider_data['management_systems'][kwargs['provider']]['type']
deploy_args = {
'vm_name': kwargs['vm_name'],
'template': kwargs['template'],
}
else:
provider = get_mgmt(kwargs['provider'])
provider_dict = cfme_data['management_systems'][kwargs['provider']]
provider_type = provider_dict['type']
flavors = cfme_data['appliance_provisioning']['default_flavors'].get(provider_type, [])
deploy_args = {
'vm_name': kwargs['vm_name'],
'template': kwargs['template'],
}
logger.info('Connecting to {}'.format(kwargs['provider']))
if kwargs.get('destroy', None):
# TODO: destroy should be its own script
# but it's easy enough to just hijack the parser here
# This returns True if destroy fails to give POSIXy exit codes (0 is good, False is 0, etc)
return not destroy_vm(provider, deploy_args['vm_name'])
# Try to snag defaults from cfme_data here for each provider type
if provider_type == 'rhevm':
cluster = provider_dict.get('default_cluster', kwargs.get('cluster', None))
if cluster is None:
raise Exception('--cluster is required for rhev instances and default is not set')
deploy_args['cluster'] = cluster
if kwargs.get('place_policy_host', None) and kwargs.get('place_policy_aff', None):
deploy_args['placement_policy_host'] = kwargs['place_policy_host']
deploy_args['placement_policy_affinity'] = kwargs['place_policy_aff']
elif provider_type == 'ec2':
# ec2 doesn't have an api to list available flavors, so the first flavor is the default
try:
flavor = kwargs.get('flavor', None) or flavors[0]
except IndexError:
raise Exception('--flavor is required for EC2 instances and default is not set')
deploy_args['instance_type'] = flavor
elif provider_type == 'openstack':
# filter openstack flavors based on what's available
available_flavors = provider.list_flavor()
flavors = filter(lambda f: f in available_flavors, flavors)
try:
flavor = kwargs.get('flavor', None) or flavors[0]
except IndexError:
raise Exception('--flavor is required for RHOS instances and '
'default is not set or unavailable on provider')
# flavour? Thanks, psav...
deploy_args['flavour_name'] = flavor
if 'network' in provider_dict:
# support rhos4 network names
deploy_args['network_name'] = provider_dict['network']
provider_pools = [p.name for p in provider.api.floating_ip_pools.list()]
try:
# TODO: If there are multiple pools, have a provider default in cfme_data
floating_ip_pool = kwargs.get('floating_ip_pool', None) or provider_pools[0]
except IndexError:
raise Exception('No floating IP pools available on provider')
if floating_ip_pool is not None:
deploy_args['floating_ip_pool'] = floating_ip_pool
elif provider_type == "virtualcenter":
if "allowed_datastores" in provider_dict:
deploy_args["allowed_datastores"] = provider_dict["allowed_datastores"]
elif provider_type == 'scvmm':
deploy_args["host_group"] = provider_dict["provisioning"]['host_group']
# Do it!
try:
logger.info('Cloning {} to {} on {}'.format(deploy_args['template'], deploy_args['vm_name'],
kwargs['provider']))
provider.deploy_template(**deploy_args)
except Exception as e:
logger.exception(e)
logger.error('Clone failed')
if kwargs.get('cleanup', None):
logger.info('attempting to destroy {}'.format(deploy_args['vm_name']))
destroy_vm(provider, deploy_args['vm_name'])
return 12
if provider.is_vm_running(deploy_args['vm_name']):
logger.info("VM {} is running".format(deploy_args['vm_name']))
else:
logger.error("VM is not running")
return 10
try:
ip, time_taken = wait_for(provider.get_ip_address, [deploy_args['vm_name']], num_sec=1200,
fail_condition=None)
logger.info('IP Address returned is {}'.format(ip))
except Exception as e:
logger.exception(e)
logger.error('IP address not returned')
return 10
try:
if kwargs.get('configure', None):
logger.info('Configuring appliance, this can take a while.')
if kwargs.get('deploy', None):
app = IPAppliance(address=ip)
else:
app = Appliance(kwargs['provider'], deploy_args['vm_name'])
app.configure()
logger.info('Successfully Configured the appliance.')
except Exception as e:
logger.exception(e)
logger.error('Appliance Configuration Failed')
if not kwargs.get('deploy', None):
app = Appliance(kwargs['provider'], deploy_args['vm_name'])
ssh_client = app.ssh_client()
status, output = ssh_client.run_command('find /root/anaconda-post.log')
if status == 0:
ssh_client.get_file('/root/anaconda-post.log',
log_path.join('anaconda-post.log').strpath)
ssh_client.close()
return 10
if kwargs.get('outfile', None):
with open(kwargs['outfile'], 'w') as outfile:
outfile.write("appliance_ip_address={}\n".format(ip))
# In addition to the outfile, drop the ip address on stdout for easy parsing
print(ip)
def main(**kwargs):
# get_mgmt validates, since it will explode without an existing key or type
if kwargs.get('deploy', None):
kwargs['configure'] = True
provider_data = utils.conf.provider_data
providers = provider_data['management_systems']
provider_dict = provider_data['management_systems'][kwargs['provider']]
credentials =\
{'username': provider_dict['username'],
'password': provider_dict['password'],
'tenant': provider_dict['template_upload'].get('tenant_admin', None),
'auth_url': provider_dict.get('auth_url', None),
}
provider = get_mgmt(kwargs['provider'], providers=providers, credentials=credentials)
flavors = provider_dict['template_upload'].get('flavors', [])
provider_type = provider_data['management_systems'][kwargs['provider']]['type']
deploy_args = {
'vm_name': kwargs['vm_name'],
'template': kwargs['template'],
}
else:
provider = get_mgmt(kwargs['provider'])
provider_dict = cfme_data['management_systems'][kwargs['provider']]
provider_type = provider_dict['type']
flavors = cfme_data['appliance_provisioning']['default_flavors'].get(provider_type, [])
deploy_args = {
'vm_name': kwargs['vm_name'],
'template': kwargs['template'],
}
logger.info('Connecting to {}'.format(kwargs['provider']))
if kwargs.get('destroy', None):
# TODO: destroy should be its own script
# but it's easy enough to just hijack the parser here
# This returns True if destroy fails to give POSIXy exit codes (0 is good, False is 0, etc)
return not destroy_vm(provider, deploy_args['vm_name'])
# Try to snag defaults from cfme_data here for each provider type
if provider_type == 'rhevm':
cluster = provider_dict.get('default_cluster', kwargs.get('cluster', None))
if cluster is None:
raise Exception('--cluster is required for rhev instances and default is not set')
deploy_args['cluster'] = cluster
if kwargs.get('place_policy_host', None) and kwargs.get('place_policy_aff', None):
deploy_args['placement_policy_host'] = kwargs['place_policy_host']
deploy_args['placement_policy_affinity'] = kwargs['place_policy_aff']
elif provider_type == 'ec2':
# ec2 doesn't have an api to list available flavors, so the first flavor is the default
try:
flavor = kwargs.get('flavor', None) or flavors[0]
except IndexError:
raise Exception('--flavor is required for EC2 instances and default is not set')
deploy_args['instance_type'] = flavor
elif provider_type == 'openstack':
# filter openstack flavors based on what's available
available_flavors = provider.list_flavor()
flavors = filter(lambda f: f in available_flavors, flavors)
try:
flavor = kwargs.get('flavor', None) or flavors[0]
except IndexError:
raise Exception('--flavor is required for RHOS instances and '
'default is not set or unavailable on provider')
# flavour? Thanks, psav...
deploy_args['flavour_name'] = flavor
if 'network' in provider_dict:
# support rhos4 network names
deploy_args['network_name'] = provider_dict['network']
provider_pools = [p.name for p in provider.api.floating_ip_pools.list()]
try:
# TODO: If there are multiple pools, have a provider default in cfme_data
floating_ip_pool = kwargs.get('floating_ip_pool', None) or provider_pools[0]
except IndexError:
raise Exception('No floating IP pools available on provider')
if floating_ip_pool is not None:
deploy_args['floating_ip_pool'] = floating_ip_pool
elif provider_type == "virtualcenter":
if "allowed_datastores" in provider_dict:
deploy_args["allowed_datastores"] = provider_dict["allowed_datastores"]
elif provider_type == 'scvmm':
deploy_args["host_group"] = provider_dict["provisioning"]['host_group']
# Do it!
try:
logger.info('Cloning {} to {} on {}'.format(deploy_args['template'], deploy_args['vm_name'],
kwargs['provider']))
provider.deploy_template(**deploy_args)
except Exception as e:
logger.exception(e)
logger.error('Clone failed')
if kwargs.get('cleanup', None):
logger.info('attempting to destroy {}'.format(deploy_args['vm_name']))
destroy_vm(provider, deploy_args['vm_name'])
return 12
if provider.is_vm_running(deploy_args['vm_name']):
logger.info("VM {} is running".format(deploy_args['vm_name']))
else:
logger.error("VM is not running")
return 10
try:
ip, time_taken = wait_for(provider.get_ip_address, [deploy_args['vm_name']], num_sec=1200,
fail_condition=None)
logger.info('IP Address returned is {}'.format(ip))
except Exception as e:
logger.exception(e)
logger.error('IP address not returned')
return 10
try:
if kwargs.get('configure', None):
logger.info('Configuring appliance, this can take a while.')
app = Appliance(kwargs['provider'], deploy_args['vm_name'])
app.configure()
logger.info('Successfully Configured the appliance.')
except Exception as e:
logger.exception(e)
logger.error('Appliance Configuration Failed')
app = Appliance(kwargs['provider'], deploy_args['vm_name'])
ssh_client = app.ssh_client()
status, output = ssh_client.run_command('find /root/anaconda-post.log')
if status == 0:
ssh_client.get_file('/root/anaconda-post.log',
log_path.join('anaconda-post.log').strpath)
ssh_client.close()
return 10
if kwargs.get('outfile', None):
with open(kwargs['outfile'], 'w') as outfile:
outfile.write("appliance_ip_address={}\n".format(ip))
# In addition to the outfile, drop the ip address on stdout for easy parsing
print(ip)