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"""OpCodes module

This module implements the data structures which define the cluster

operations - the so-called opcodes.

This module implements the logic for doing operations in the cluster. There

are two kinds of classes defined:

  - opcodes, which are small classes only holding data for the task at hand

  - logical units, which know how to deal with their specific opcode only

"""

# this are practically structures, so disable the message about too

# few public methods:

# pylint: disable-msg=R0903

class BaseJO(object):

  """A simple serializable object.

  This object serves as a parent class for both OpCode and Job since

  they are serialized in the same way.

  """

  __slots__ = []

  def __init__(self, **kwargs):

    for key in kwargs:

      if key not in self.__slots__:

        raise TypeError("Object %s doesn't support the parameter '%s'" %

                        (self.__class__.__name__, key))

      setattr(self, key, kwargs[key])

  def __getstate__(self):

    state = {}

    for name in self.__slots__:

      if hasattr(self, name):

        state[name] = getattr(self, name)

    return state

  def __setstate__(self, state):

    if not isinstance(state, dict):

      raise ValueError("Invalid data to __setstate__: expected dict, got %s" %

                       type(state))

    for name in self.__slots__:

      if name not in state:

        delattr(self, name)

    for name in state:

      setattr(self, name, state[name])

class Job(BaseJO):

  """Job definition structure

  The Job definitions has two sets of parameters:

    - the parameters of the job itself (all filled by server):

      - job_id,

      - status: pending, running, successfull, failed, aborted

    - opcode parameters:

      - op_list, list of opcodes, clients creates this

      - op_status, status for each opcode, server fills in

      - op_result, result for each opcode, server fills in

  """

  STATUS_PENDING = 1

  STATUS_RUNNING = 2

  STATUS_SUCCESS = 3

  STATUS_FAIL = 4

  STATUS_ABORT = 5

  __slots__ = [

    "job_id",

    "status",

    "op_list",

    "op_status",

    "op_result",

    ]

  def __getstate__(self):

    """Specialized getstate for jobs

    """

    data = BaseJO.__getstate__(self)

    if "op_list" in data:

      data["op_list"] = [op.__getstate__() for op in data["op_list"]]

    return data

  def __setstate__(self, state):

    """Specialized setstate for jobs

    """

    BaseJO.__setstate__(self, state)

    if "op_list" in state:

      self.op_list = [OpCode.LoadOpCode(op) for op in state["op_list"]]

class OpCode(BaseJO):

  """Abstract OpCode"""

  OP_ID = "OP_ABSTRACT"

  __slots__ = []

  def __getstate__(self):

    """Specialized getstate for opcodes.

    """

    data = BaseJO.__getstate__(self)

    data["OP_ID"] = self.OP_ID

    return data

  @classmethod

  def LoadOpCode(cls, data):

    """Generic load opcode method.

    """

    if not isinstance(data, dict):

      raise ValueError("Invalid data to LoadOpCode (%s)" % type(data))

    if "OP_ID" not in data:

      raise ValueError("Invalid data to LoadOpcode, missing OP_ID")

    op_id = data["OP_ID"]

    op_class = None

    for item in globals().values():

      if (isinstance(item, type) and

          issubclass(item, cls) and

          hasattr(item, "OP_ID") and

          getattr(item, "OP_ID") == op_id):

        op_class = item

        break

    if op_class is None:

      raise ValueError("Invalid data to LoadOpCode: OP_ID %s unsupported" %

                       op_id)

    op = op_class()

    new_data = data.copy()

    del new_data["OP_ID"]

    op.__setstate__(new_data)

    return op

class OpInitCluster(OpCode):

  """Initialise the cluster."""

  OP_ID = "OP_CLUSTER_INIT"

  __slots__ = ["cluster_name", "secondary_ip", "hypervisor_type",

               "vg_name", "mac_prefix", "def_bridge", "master_netdev",

               "file_storage_dir"]

class OpDestroyCluster(OpCode):

  """Destroy the cluster."""

  OP_ID = "OP_CLUSTER_DESTROY"

  __slots__ = []

class OpQueryClusterInfo(OpCode):

  """Query cluster information."""

  OP_ID = "OP_CLUSTER_QUERY"

  __slots__ = []

class OpClusterCopyFile(OpCode):

  """Copy a file to multiple nodes."""

  OP_ID = "OP_CLUSTER_COPYFILE"

  __slots__ = ["nodes", "filename"]

class OpRunClusterCommand(OpCode):

  """Run a command on multiple nodes."""

  OP_ID = "OP_CLUSTER_RUNCOMMAND"

  __slots__ = ["nodes", "command"]

class OpVerifyCluster(OpCode):

  """Verify the cluster state."""

  OP_ID = "OP_CLUSTER_VERIFY"

  __slots__ = ["skip_checks"]

class OpVerifyDisks(OpCode):

  """Verify the cluster disks.

  Parameters: none

  Result: two lists:

    - list of node names with bad data returned (unreachable, etc.)

    - dist of node names with broken volume groups (values: error msg)

    - list of instances with degraded disks (that should be activated)

    - dict of instances with missing logical volumes (values: (node, vol)

      pairs with details about the missing volumes)

  In normal operation, all lists should be empty. A non-empty instance

  list (3rd element of the result) is still ok (errors were fixed) but

  non-empty node list means some node is down, and probably there are

  unfixable drbd errors.

  Note that only instances that are drbd-based are taken into

  consideration. This might need to be revisited in the future.

  """

  OP_ID = "OP_CLUSTER_VERIFY_DISKS"

  __slots__ = []

class OpMasterFailover(OpCode):

  """Do a master failover."""

  OP_ID = "OP_CLUSTER_MASTERFAILOVER"

  __slots__ = []

class OpDumpClusterConfig(OpCode):

  """Dump the cluster configuration."""

  OP_ID = "OP_CLUSTER_DUMPCONFIG"

  __slots__ = []

class OpRenameCluster(OpCode):

  """Rename the cluster."""

  OP_ID = "OP_CLUSTER_RENAME"

  __slots__ = ["name"]

class OpSetClusterParams(OpCode):

  """Change the parameters of the cluster."""

  OP_ID = "OP_CLUSTER_SET_PARAMS"

  __slots__ = ["vg_name"]

# node opcodes

class OpRemoveNode(OpCode):

  """Remove a node."""

  OP_ID = "OP_NODE_REMOVE"

  __slots__ = ["node_name"]

class OpAddNode(OpCode):

  """Add a node."""

  OP_ID = "OP_NODE_ADD"

  __slots__ = ["node_name", "primary_ip", "secondary_ip", "readd"]

class OpQueryNodes(OpCode):

  """Compute the list of nodes."""

  OP_ID = "OP_NODE_QUERY"

  __slots__ = ["output_fields", "names"]

class OpQueryNodeVolumes(OpCode):

  """Get list of volumes on node."""

  OP_ID = "OP_NODE_QUERYVOLS"

  __slots__ = ["nodes", "output_fields"]

# instance opcodes

class OpCreateInstance(OpCode):

  """Create an instance."""

  OP_ID = "OP_INSTANCE_CREATE"

  __slots__ = [

    "instance_name", "mem_size", "disk_size", "os_type", "pnode",

    "disk_template", "snode", "swap_size", "mode",

    "vcpus", "ip", "bridge", "src_node", "src_path", "start",

    "wait_for_sync", "ip_check", "mac",

    "kernel_path", "initrd_path", "hvm_boot_order",

    "file_storage_dir", "file_driver",

    "iallocator",

    ]

class OpReinstallInstance(OpCode):

  """Reinstall an instance's OS."""

  OP_ID = "OP_INSTANCE_REINSTALL"

  __slots__ = ["instance_name", "os_type"]

class OpRemoveInstance(OpCode):

  """Remove an instance."""

  OP_ID = "OP_INSTANCE_REMOVE"

  __slots__ = ["instance_name", "ignore_failures"]

class OpRenameInstance(OpCode):

  """Rename an instance."""

  OP_ID = "OP_INSTANCE_RENAME"

  __slots__ = ["instance_name", "ignore_ip", "new_name"]

class OpStartupInstance(OpCode):

  """Startup an instance."""

  OP_ID = "OP_INSTANCE_STARTUP"

  __slots__ = ["instance_name", "force", "extra_args"]

class OpShutdownInstance(OpCode):

  """Shutdown an instance."""

  OP_ID = "OP_INSTANCE_SHUTDOWN"

  __slots__ = ["instance_name"]

class OpRebootInstance(OpCode):

  """Reboot an instance."""

  OP_ID = "OP_INSTANCE_REBOOT"

  __slots__ = ["instance_name", "reboot_type", "extra_args",

               "ignore_secondaries" ]

class OpReplaceDisks(OpCode):

  """Replace the disks of an instance."""

  OP_ID = "OP_INSTANCE_REPLACE_DISKS"

  __slots__ = ["instance_name", "remote_node", "mode", "disks"]

class OpFailoverInstance(OpCode):

  """Failover an instance."""

  OP_ID = "OP_INSTANCE_FAILOVER"

  __slots__ = ["instance_name", "ignore_consistency"]

class OpConnectConsole(OpCode):

  """Connect to an instance's console."""

  OP_ID = "OP_INSTANCE_CONSOLE"

  __slots__ = ["instance_name"]

class OpActivateInstanceDisks(OpCode):

  """Activate an instance's disks."""

  OP_ID = "OP_INSTANCE_ACTIVATE_DISKS"

  __slots__ = ["instance_name"]

class OpDeactivateInstanceDisks(OpCode):

  """Deactivate an instance's disks."""

  OP_ID = "OP_INSTANCE_DEACTIVATE_DISKS"

  __slots__ = ["instance_name"]

class OpQueryInstances(OpCode):

  """Compute the list of instances."""

  OP_ID = "OP_INSTANCE_QUERY"

  __slots__ = ["output_fields", "names"]

class OpQueryInstanceData(OpCode):

  """Compute the run-time status of instances."""

  OP_ID = "OP_INSTANCE_QUERY_DATA"

  __slots__ = ["instances"]

class OpSetInstanceParams(OpCode):

  """Change the parameters of an instance."""

  OP_ID = "OP_INSTANCE_SET_PARAMS"

  __slots__ = [

    "instance_name", "mem", "vcpus", "ip", "bridge", "mac",

    "kernel_path", "initrd_path", "hvm_boot_order",

    ]

# OS opcodes

class OpDiagnoseOS(OpCode):

  """Compute the list of guest operating systems."""

  OP_ID = "OP_OS_DIAGNOSE"

  __slots__ = ["output_fields", "names"]

# Exports opcodes

class OpQueryExports(OpCode):

  """Compute the list of exported images."""

  OP_ID = "OP_BACKUP_QUERY"

  __slots__ = ["nodes"]

class OpExportInstance(OpCode):

  """Export an instance."""

  OP_ID = "OP_BACKUP_EXPORT"

  __slots__ = ["instance_name", "target_node", "shutdown"]

class OpRemoveExport(OpCode):

  """Remove an instance's export."""

  OP_ID = "OP_BACKUP_REMOVE"

  __slots__ = ["instance_name"]

# Tags opcodes

class OpGetTags(OpCode):

  """Returns the tags of the given object."""

  OP_ID = "OP_TAGS_GET"

  __slots__ = ["kind", "name"]

class OpSearchTags(OpCode):

  """Searches the tags in the cluster for a given pattern."""

  OP_ID = "OP_TAGS_SEARCH"

  __slots__ = ["pattern"]

class OpAddTags(OpCode):

  """Add a list of tags on a given object."""

  OP_ID = "OP_TAGS_SET"

  __slots__ = ["kind", "name", "tags"]

class OpDelTags(OpCode):

  """Remove a list of tags from a given object."""

  OP_ID = "OP_TAGS_DEL"

  __slots__ = ["kind", "name", "tags"]

# Test opcodes

class OpTestDelay(OpCode):

  """Sleeps for a configured amount of time.

  This is used just for debugging and testing.

  Parameters:

    - duration: the time to sleep

    - on_master: if true, sleep on the master

    - on_nodes: list of nodes in which to sleep

  If the on_master parameter is true, it will execute a sleep on the

  master (before any node sleep).

  If the on_nodes list is not empty, it will sleep on those nodes

  (after the sleep on the master, if that is enabled).

  As an additional feature, the case of duration < 0 will be reported

  as an execution error, so this opcode can be used as a failure

  generator. The case of duration == 0 will not be treated specially.

  """

  OP_ID = "OP_TEST_DELAY"

  __slots__ = ["duration", "on_master", "on_nodes"]

class OpTestAllocator(OpCode):

  """Allocator framework testing.

  This opcode has two modes:

    - gather and return allocator input for a given mode (allocate new

      or replace secondary) and a given instance definition (direction

      'in')

    - run a selected allocator for a given operation (as above) and

      return the allocator output (direction 'out')

  """

  OP_ID = "OP_TEST_ALLOCATOR"

  __slots__ = [

    "direction", "mode", "allocator", "name",

    "mem_size", "disks", "disk_template",

    "os", "tags", "nics", "vcpus",

    ]