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import datetime
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import logging
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from django.utils import simplejson as json
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from django.db import transaction
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from snf_django.lib.api import faults
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from snf_django.lib.api.utils import isoformat
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from synnefo.plankton.utils import image_backend
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from synnefo.logic import backend
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from synnefo.volume import util
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#import datetime
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#from snf_django.lib.api.utils import isoformat
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log = logging.getLogger(__name__)
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SNAPSHOTS_CONTAINER = "snapshots"
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SNAPSHOTS_DOMAIN = "plankton"
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SNAPSHOTS_PREFIX = "plankton:"
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@transaction.commit_on_success
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def create(user_id, volume, name, description, metadata, force=False):
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"""Create a snapshot from a given volume
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Create a snapshot from a given volume. The snapshot is first created as
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a file in Pithos, with specified metadata to indicate that it is a
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snapshot. Then a job is sent to Ganeti backend to create the actual
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snapshot of the volume.
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Snapshots are only supported for volumes of ext_ disk template. Also,
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the volume must be attached to some server.
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"""
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# Check that taking a snapshot is feasible
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if volume.machine is None:
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raise faults.BadRequest("Can not snapshot detached volume!")
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raise faults.BadRequest("Cannot snapshot a detached volume!")
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flavor = volume.machine.flavor
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if not flavor.disk_template.startswith("ext_"):
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" disk template")
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raise faults.BadRequest(msg)
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# Increase the snapshot counter of the volume that is used in order to
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# generate unique snapshot names
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volume.snapshot_counter += 1
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volume.save()
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transaction.commit()
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snapshot_metadata = {}
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snapshot_metadata[SNAPSHOTS_PREFIX + "name"] = name
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snapshot_metadata[SNAPSHOTS_PREFIX + "description"] = description
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snapshot_metadata[SNAPSHOTS_PREFIX + "metadata"] = json.dumps(metadata)
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snapshot_metadata[SNAPSHOTS_PREFIX + "volume_id"] = volume.id
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snapshot_metadata[SNAPSHOTS_PREFIX + "status"] = "CREATING"
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#XXX: just to work
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# Snapshot information are stored as metadata on the Pithos file
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snapshot_metadata = {
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SNAPSHOTS_PREFIX + "name": name,
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SNAPSHOTS_PREFIX + "description": description,
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SNAPSHOTS_PREFIX + "volume_id": volume.id,
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SNAPSHOTS_PREFIX + "status": "CREATING",
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}
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# TODO: The following are used in order plankton to work with snapshots
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# exactly as with iamges
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snapshot_metadata.update({
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SNAPSHOTS_PREFIX + "store": "pithos",
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SNAPSHOTS_PREFIX + "disk_format": "diskdump",
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SNAPSHOTS_PREFIX + "default_container_format": "bare",
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SNAPSHOTS_PREFIX + "metadata": json.dumps(metadata)})
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# Set a special attribute to distinquish snapshots from the images
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snapshot_metadata[SNAPSHOTS_PREFIX + "is_snapshot"] = True
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#XXX: for images
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snapshot_metadata[SNAPSHOTS_PREFIX + "store"] = "pithos"
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snapshot_metadata[SNAPSHOTS_PREFIX + "disk_format"] = "diskdump"
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snapshot_metadata[SNAPSHOTS_PREFIX + "default_container_format"] = "bare"
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# XXX: Hack-ish way to clone the metadata
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# Snapshots are used as images. We set the most important properties
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# that are being used for images. We set 'EXCLUDE_ALL_TASKS' to bypass
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# image customization. Also, we get some basic metadata for the volume from
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# the server that the volume is attached
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image_properties = {"EXCLUDE_ALL_TASKS": "yes",
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"description": description}
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vm_metadata = dict(volume.machine.metadata.values_list("meta_key", "meta_value"))
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vm_metadata = dict(volume.machine.metadata
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.values_list("meta_key", "meta_value"))
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for key in ["OS", "users"]:
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val = vm_metadata.get(key)
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if val is not None:
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image_properties[key] = val
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snapshot_metadata[SNAPSHOTS_PREFIX + "properties"] = json.dumps(image_properties)
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snapshot_metadata[SNAPSHOTS_PREFIX + "properties"] = \
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json.dumps(image_properties)
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snapshot_name = generate_snapshot_name(volume)
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mapfile = SNAPSHOTS_MAPFILE_PREFIX + snapshot_name
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# Generate a name for the Pithos file. Also, generate a name for the
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# Archipelago mapfile.
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snapshot_pithos_name = generate_snapshot_pithos_name(volume)
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mapfile = SNAPSHOTS_MAPFILE_PREFIX + snapshot_pithos_name
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# Convert size from Gbytes to bytes
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size = volume.size << 30
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with image_backend(user_id) as pithos_backend:
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# move this to plankton backend
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snapshot_uuid = pithos_backend.backend.register_object_map(
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user=user_id,
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account=user_id,
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container=SNAPSHOTS_CONTAINER,
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name=snapshot_name,
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name=snapshot_pithos_name,
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size=size,
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domain=SNAPSHOTS_DOMAIN,
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type=SNAPSHOTS_TYPE,
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permissions=None)
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#checksum=None,
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backend.snapshot_instance(volume.machine, snapshot_name=snapshot_name)
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backend.snapshot_instance(volume.machine,
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snapshot_name=snapshot_pithos_name)
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snapshot = util.get_snapshot(user_id, snapshot_uuid)
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return snapshot
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def generate_snapshot_name(volume):
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time = isoformat(datetime.datetime.now())
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return "snf-snapshot-of-volume-%s-%s" % (volume.id,
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volume.snapshot_counter)
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def generate_snapshot_pithos_name(volume):
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"""Helper function to generate a name for the Pithos file."""
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# time = isoformat(datetime.datetime.now())
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return "snapshot-of-volume-%s-%s" % (volume.id,
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volume.snapshot_counter)
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@transaction.commit_on_success
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def delete(snapshot):
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"""Delete a snapshot.
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Delete a snapshot by deleting the corresponding file from Pithos.
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"""
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user_id = snapshot["owner"]
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log.info("Deleting snapshot '%s'", snapshot["location"])
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with image_backend(user_id) as pithos_backend:
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pithos_backend.delete_snapshot(snapshot["uuid"])
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return snapshot
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def rename(snapshot, new_name):
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# user_id = snapshot["owner"]
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raise NotImplemented("Renaming a snapshot is not implemented!")
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def update_description(snapshot, new_description):
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# user_id = snapshot["owner"]
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raise NotImplemented("Updating snapshot's description is not implemented!")
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