miq_dev_util 0.2.0 → 1.0.0
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- data/README.md +51 -2
- data/lib/miq_dev_util/automate.rb +59 -0
- data/lib/miq_dev_util/ems.rb +1 -1
- data/lib/miq_dev_util/logger.rb +16 -0
- data/lib/miq_dev_util/version.rb +1 -1
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model less cumbersome. By putting helper code and commonly used methods in this
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gem we can reduce the amount of code copied and pasted between methods.
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The master branch and version 1.x are being targeted for CloudForms 4.1. If you
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want support for CloudForms 3.2, please use the 0.x releases based upon the 3.2
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## Installation
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@logger = MiqDevUtil::Logger.new($evm, 'my_method_name')
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@logger.log(:info, 'Hello World')
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# There are also shortcuts for different log levels.
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@logger.info('Hello info')
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@logger.warn('Uh oh')
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@logger.error('Something went really wrong.')
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@logger.dump_root
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@logger.dump_attributes($evm.root['vm'], 'root vm')
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# The dialog name that may hold the miq ID is specified via :dialog_name
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#
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vm = resolve_vm
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vm = resolve_vm(lookup_order: [:dialog_id],
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vm = automate_helper.resolve_vm
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vm = automate_helper.resolve_vm(lookup_order: [:dialog_id],
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dialog_name: 'dialog_vm_id')
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```
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Issuing automate requests within Automate.
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```ruby
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# Options that are used in the various methods below.
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options = {}
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options[:namespace] = 'MyCustomCode'
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options[:class_name] = 'Methods'
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options[:instance_name] = 'do_something'
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options[:user_id] = $evm.vmdb(:user).find_by_userid('admin').id
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ah = MiqDevUtil::Automate.new($evm)
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# This uses an existing version of $evm.execute(create_automation_request) if it
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# already exists (MIQ 5.5+), otherwise it backports a version to use.
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request = ah.create_automation_request(options)
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# or to specify user and approval
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request = ah.create_automation_request(options, userid = 'admin', auto_approve = true))
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#
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# To run the automate request in the same zone as the VM.
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#
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ah.zone_aware_vm_automation_request(vm, options)
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# or to specify user and approval
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request = ah.zone_aware_vm_automation(vm, options, userid = 'admin', auto_approve = true))
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#
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# To synchronously wait for an automate request to finish.
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updated_request = ah.wait_for_automation_request(request)
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# Optional parameters
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# Wait at most max_wait seconds.
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# Check the status ever poll_interval seconds.
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updated_request = ah.wait_for_automation_request(request, max_wait: 600,
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poll_interval: 5)
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```
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### Generic Code ###
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# which does.
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def create_automation_request(options, userid = 'admin', auto_approve = false)
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unless service_method_defined?(:create_automation_request)
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backport_create_automation_request
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end
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@evm.execute('create_automation_request', options, userid, auto_approve)
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# Wait until the automation request shows as finished.
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# Wait at most max_wait seconds.
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# Check the status ever poll_interval seconds.
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def wait_for_automation_request(request, options = {})
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max_wait = options['max_wait'] || 600
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poll_interval = options['poll_interval'] || 15
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start_time = Time.now
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# Create an automation request that will run in the same zone as the VM's
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# EMS. Also set some values to make this have similar data to that which
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# a method responding to a button press would have.
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def zone_aware_vm_automation_request(vm, options, userid = 'admin',
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auto_approve = false)
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options[:attrs] = {} if options[:attrs].nil?
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create_automation_request(options, userid, auto_approve)
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end
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def service_method_defined?(method)
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def create_automation_request_definition
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def self.create_automation_request(options, userid = "admin", auto_approve = false)
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def vm_lookup_by(lu_method, dialog_name = nil)
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summary: A set of helper classes to make ManageIQ automate development easier and
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