Synnefo

import logging

from socket import getfqdn

from functools import wraps

from django import dispatch

from django.db import transaction

from django.utils import simplejson as json

from snf_django.lib.api import faults

from django.conf import settings

from synnefo import quotas

from synnefo.api import util

from synnefo.logic import backend, ips

from synnefo.logic.backend_allocator import BackendAllocator

from synnefo.db.models import (NetworkInterface, VirtualMachine,

                               VirtualMachineMetadata, IPAddressLog, Network)

from vncauthproxy.client import request_forwarding as request_vnc_forwarding

from synnefo.logic import rapi

log = logging.getLogger(__name__)

# server creation signal

server_created = dispatch.Signal(providing_args=["created_vm_params"])

def validate_server_action(vm, action):

    if vm.deleted:

        raise faults.BadRequest("Server '%s' has been deleted." % vm.id)

    # Destroyin a server should always be permitted

    if action == "DESTROY":

        return

    # Check that there is no pending action

    pending_action = vm.task

    if pending_action:

        if pending_action == "BUILD":

            raise faults.BuildInProgress("Server '%s' is being build." % vm.id)

        raise faults.BadRequest("Cannot perform '%s' action while there is a"

                                " pending '%s'." % (action, pending_action))

    # Check if action can be performed to VM's operstate

    operstate = vm.operstate

    if operstate == "ERROR":

        raise faults.BadRequest("Cannot perform '%s' action while server is"

                                " in 'ERROR' state." % action)

    elif operstate == "BUILD" and action != "BUILD":

        raise faults.BuildInProgress("Server '%s' is being build." % vm.id)

    elif (action == "START" and operstate != "STOPPED") or\

         (action == "STOP" and operstate != "STARTED") or\

         (action == "RESIZE" and operstate != "STOPPED") or\

         (action in ["CONNECT", "DISCONNECT"] and operstate != "STOPPED"

          and not settings.GANETI_USE_HOTPLUG):

        raise faults.BadRequest("Cannot perform '%s' action while server is"

                                " in '%s' state." % (action, operstate))

    return

def server_command(action, action_fields=None):

    """Handle execution of a server action.

    Helper function to validate and execute a server action, handle quota

    commission and update the 'task' of the VM in the DB.

    1) Check if action can be performed. If it can, then there must be no

       pending task (with the exception of DESTROY).

    2) Handle previous commission if unresolved:

       * If it is not pending and it to accept, then accept

       * If it is not pending and to reject or is pending then reject it. Since

       the action can be performed only if there is no pending task, then there

       can be no pending commission. The exception is DESTROY, but in this case

       the commission can safely be rejected, and the dispatcher will generate

       the correct ones!

    3) Issue new commission and associate it with the VM. Also clear the task.

    4) Send job to ganeti

    5) Update task and commit

    """

    def decorator(func):

        @wraps(func)

        @transaction.commit_on_success

        def wrapper(vm, *args, **kwargs):

            user_id = vm.userid

            validate_server_action(vm, action)

            vm.action = action

            commission_name = "client: api, resource: %s" % vm

            quotas.handle_resource_commission(vm, action=action,

                                              action_fields=action_fields,

                                              commission_name=commission_name)

            vm.save()

            # XXX: Special case for server creation!

            if action == "BUILD":

                # Perform a commit, because the VirtualMachine must be saved to

                # DB before the OP_INSTANCE_CREATE job in enqueued in Ganeti.

                # Otherwise, messages will arrive from snf-dispatcher about

                # this instance, before the VM is stored in DB.

                transaction.commit()

                # After committing the locks are released. Refetch the instance

                # to guarantee x-lock.

                vm = VirtualMachine.objects.select_for_update().get(id=vm.id)

            # Send the job to Ganeti and get the associated jobID

            try:

                job_id = func(vm, *args, **kwargs)

            except Exception as e:

                if vm.serial is not None:

                    # Since the job never reached Ganeti, reject the commission

                    log.debug("Rejecting commission: '%s', could not perform"

                              " action '%s': %s" % (vm.serial,  action, e))

                    transaction.rollback()

                    quotas.reject_serial(vm.serial)

                    transaction.commit()

                raise

            if action == "BUILD" and vm.serial is not None:

                # XXX: Special case for server creation: we must accept the

                # commission because the VM has been stored in DB. Also, if

                # communication with Ganeti fails, the job will never reach

                # Ganeti, and the commission will never be resolved.

                quotas.accept_serial(vm.serial)

            log.info("user: %s, vm: %s, action: %s, job_id: %s, serial: %s",

                     user_id, vm.id, action, job_id, vm.serial)

            # store the new task in the VM

            if job_id is not None:

                vm.task = action

                vm.task_job_id = job_id

            vm.save()

            return vm

        return wrapper

    return decorator

@transaction.commit_on_success

def create(userid, name, password, flavor, image, metadata={},

           personality=[], networks=None, use_backend=None):

    if use_backend is None:

        # Allocate server to a Ganeti backend

        use_backend = allocate_new_server(userid, flavor)

    # Create the ports for the server

    try:

        ports = create_instance_ports(userid, networks)

    except Exception as e:

        raise e

    # Fix flavor for archipelago

    disk_template, provider = util.get_flavor_provider(flavor)

    if provider:

        flavor.disk_template = disk_template

        flavor.disk_provider = provider

        flavor.disk_origin = None

        if provider == 'vlmc':

            flavor.disk_origin = image['checksum']

            image['backend_id'] = 'null'

    else:

        flavor.disk_provider = None

    # We must save the VM instance now, so that it gets a valid

    # vm.backend_vm_id.

    vm = VirtualMachine.objects.create(name=name,

                                       backend=use_backend,

                                       userid=userid,

                                       imageid=image["id"],

                                       flavor=flavor,

                                       operstate="BUILD")

    log.info("Created entry in DB for VM '%s'", vm)

    # Associate the ports with the server

    for index, port in enumerate(ports):

        associate_port_with_machine(port, vm)

        port.index = index

        port.save()

    for key, val in metadata.items():

        VirtualMachineMetadata.objects.create(

            meta_key=key,

            meta_value=val,

            vm=vm)

    # Create the server in Ganeti.

    vm = create_server(vm, ports, flavor, image, personality, password)

    return vm

@transaction.commit_on_success

def allocate_new_server(userid, flavor):

    """Allocate a new server to a Ganeti backend.

    Allocation is performed based on the owner of the server and the specified

    flavor. Also, backends that do not have a public IPv4 address are excluded

    from server allocation.

    This function runs inside a transaction, because after allocating the

    instance a commit must be performed in order to release all locks.

    """

    backend_allocator = BackendAllocator()

    use_backend = backend_allocator.allocate(userid, flavor)

    if use_backend is None:

        log.error("No available backend for VM with flavor %s", flavor)

        raise faults.ServiceUnavailable("No available backends")

    return use_backend

@server_command("BUILD")

def create_server(vm, nics, flavor, image, personality, password):

    # dispatch server created signal needed to trigger the 'vmapi', which

    # enriches the vm object with the 'config_url' attribute which must be

    # passed to the Ganeti job.

    server_created.send(sender=vm, created_vm_params={

        'img_id': image['backend_id'],

        'img_passwd': password,

        'img_format': str(image['format']),

        'img_personality': json.dumps(personality),

        'img_properties': json.dumps(image['metadata']),

    })

    # send job to Ganeti

    try:

        jobID = backend.create_instance(vm, nics, flavor, image)

    except:

        log.exception("Failed create instance '%s'", vm)

        jobID = None

        vm.operstate = "ERROR"

        vm.backendlogmsg = "Failed to send job to Ganeti."

        vm.save()

        vm.nics.all().update(state="ERROR")

    # At this point the job is enqueued in the Ganeti backend

    vm.backendopcode = "OP_INSTANCE_CREATE"

    vm.backendjobid = jobID

    vm.save()

    log.info("User %s created VM %s, NICs %s, Backend %s, JobID %s",

             vm.userid, vm, nics, backend, str(jobID))

    return jobID

@server_command("DESTROY")

def destroy(vm):

    # XXX: Workaround for race where OP_INSTANCE_REMOVE starts executing on

    # Ganeti before OP_INSTANCE_CREATE. This will be fixed when

    # OP_INSTANCE_REMOVE supports the 'depends' request attribute.

    if (vm.backendopcode == "OP_INSTANCE_CREATE" and

       vm.backendjobstatus not in rapi.JOB_STATUS_FINALIZED and

       backend.job_is_still_running(vm) and

       not backend.vm_exists_in_backend(vm)):

            raise faults.BuildInProgress("Server is being build")

    log.info("Deleting VM %s", vm)

    return backend.delete_instance(vm)

@server_command("START")

def start(vm):

    log.info("Starting VM %s", vm)

    return backend.startup_instance(vm)

@server_command("STOP")

def stop(vm):

    log.info("Stopping VM %s", vm)

    return backend.shutdown_instance(vm)

@server_command("REBOOT")

def reboot(vm, reboot_type):

    if reboot_type not in ("SOFT", "HARD"):

        raise faults.BadRequest("Malformed request. Invalid reboot"

                                " type %s" % reboot_type)

    log.info("Rebooting VM %s. Type %s", vm, reboot_type)

    return backend.reboot_instance(vm, reboot_type.lower())

def resize(vm, flavor):

    action_fields = {"beparams": {"vcpus": flavor.cpu,

                                  "maxmem": flavor.ram}}

    comm = server_command("RESIZE", action_fields=action_fields)

    return comm(_resize)(vm, flavor)

def _resize(vm, flavor):

    old_flavor = vm.flavor

    # User requested the same flavor

    if old_flavor.id == flavor.id:

        raise faults.BadRequest("Server '%s' flavor is already '%s'."

                                % (vm, flavor))

    # Check that resize can be performed

    if old_flavor.disk != flavor.disk:

        raise faults.BadRequest("Cannot resize instance disk.")

    if old_flavor.disk_template != flavor.disk_template:

        raise faults.BadRequest("Cannot change instance disk template.")

    log.info("Resizing VM from flavor '%s' to '%s", old_flavor, flavor)

    return backend.resize_instance(vm, vcpus=flavor.cpu, memory=flavor.ram)

@server_command("SET_FIREWALL_PROFILE")

def set_firewall_profile(vm, profile, nic):

    log.info("Setting VM %s, NIC %s, firewall %s", vm, nic, profile)

    if profile not in [x[0] for x in NetworkInterface.FIREWALL_PROFILES]:

        raise faults.BadRequest("Unsupported firewall profile")

    backend.set_firewall_profile(vm, profile=profile, nic=nic)

    return None

@server_command("CONNECT")

def connect(vm, network, port=None):

    if port is None:

        port = _create_port(vm.userid, network)

    associate_port_with_machine(port, vm)

    log.info("Creating NIC %s with IPv4 Address %s", port, port.ipv4_address)

    return backend.connect_to_network(vm, port)

@server_command("DISCONNECT")

def disconnect(vm, nic):

    log.info("Removing NIC %s from VM %s", nic, vm)

    return backend.disconnect_from_network(vm, nic)

def console(vm, console_type):

    """Arrange for an OOB console of the specified type

    This method arranges for an OOB console of the specified type.

    Only consoles of type "vnc" are supported for now.

    It uses a running instance of vncauthproxy to setup proper

    VNC forwarding with a random password, then returns the necessary

    VNC connection info to the caller.

    """

    log.info("Get console  VM %s, type %s", vm, console_type)

    # Use RAPI to get VNC console information for this instance

    if vm.operstate != "STARTED":

        raise faults.BadRequest('Server not in ACTIVE state.')

    if settings.TEST:

        console_data = {'kind': 'vnc', 'host': 'ganeti_node', 'port': 1000}

    else:

        console_data = backend.get_instance_console(vm)

    if console_data['kind'] != 'vnc':

        message = 'got console of kind %s, not "vnc"' % console_data['kind']

        raise faults.ServiceUnavailable(message)

    # Let vncauthproxy decide on the source port.

    # The alternative: static allocation, e.g.

    # sport = console_data['port'] - 1000

    sport = 0

    daddr = console_data['host']

    dport = console_data['port']

    password = util.random_password()

    if settings.TEST:

        fwd = {'source_port': 1234, 'status': 'OK'}

    else:

        fwd = request_vnc_forwarding(sport, daddr, dport, password)

    if fwd['status'] != "OK":

        raise faults.ServiceUnavailable('vncauthproxy returned error status')

    # Verify that the VNC server settings haven't changed

    if not settings.TEST:

        if console_data != backend.get_instance_console(vm):

            raise faults.ServiceUnavailable('VNC Server settings changed.')

    console = {

        'type': 'vnc',

        'host': getfqdn(),

        'port': fwd['source_port'],

        'password': password}

    return console

def rename(server, new_name):

    """Rename a VirtualMachine."""

    old_name = server.name

    server.name = new_name

    server.save()

    log.info("Renamed server '%s' from '%s' to '%s'", server, old_name,

             new_name)

    return server

@transaction.commit_on_success

def create_port(*args, **kwargs):

    return _create_port(*args, **kwargs)

def _create_port(userid, network, machine=None, use_ipaddress=None,

                 address=None, name="", security_groups=None,

                 device_owner=None):

    """Create a new port on the specified network.

    Create a new Port(NetworkInterface model) on the specified Network. If

    'machine' is specified, the machine will be connected to the network using

    this port. If 'use_ipaddress' argument is specified, the port will be

    assigned this IPAddress. Otherwise, an IPv4 address from the IPv4 subnet

    will be allocated.

    """

    if network.state != "ACTIVE":

        raise faults.Conflict("Cannot create port while network '%s' is in"

                              " '%s' status" % (network.id, network.state))

    elif network.action == "DESTROY":

        msg = "Cannot create port. Network %s is being deleted."

        raise faults.Conflict(msg % network.id)

    elif network.drained:

        raise faults.Conflict("Cannot create port while network %s is in"

                              " 'SNF:DRAINED' status" % network.id)

    ipaddress = None

    if use_ipaddress is not None:

        # Use an existing IPAddress object.

        ipaddress = use_ipaddress

        if ipaddress and (ipaddress.network_id != network.id):

            msg = "IP Address %s does not belong to network %s"

            raise faults.Conflict(msg % (ipaddress.address, network.id))

    else:

        # If network has IPv4 subnets, try to allocate the address that the

        # the user specified or a random one.

        if network.subnets.filter(ipversion=4).exists():

            ipaddress = ips.allocate_ip(network, userid=userid,

                                        address=address)

        elif address is not None:

            raise faults.BadRequest("Address %s is not a valid IP for the"

                                    " defined network subnets" % address)

    if ipaddress is not None and ipaddress.nic is not None:

        raise faults.Conflict("IP address '%s' is already in use" %

                              ipaddress.address)

    port = NetworkInterface.objects.create(network=network,

                                           state="DOWN",

                                           userid=userid,

                                           device_owner=None,

                                           name=name)

    # add the security groups if any

    if security_groups:

        port.security_groups.add(*security_groups)

    if ipaddress is not None:

        # Associate IPAddress with the Port

        ipaddress.nic = port

        ipaddress.save()

    if machine is not None:

        # Connect port to the instance.

        machine = connect(machine, network, port)

        jobID = machine.task_job_id

        log.info("Created Port %s with IP %s. Ganeti Job: %s",

                 port, ipaddress, jobID)

    else:

        log.info("Created Port %s with IP %s not attached to any instance",

                 port, ipaddress)

    return port

def associate_port_with_machine(port, machine):

    """Associate a Port with a VirtualMachine.

    Associate the port with the VirtualMachine and add an entry to the

    IPAddressLog if the port has a public IPv4 address from a public network.

    """

    if port.machine is not None:

        raise faults.Conflict("Port %s is already in use." % port.id)

    if port.network.public:

        ipv4_address = port.ipv4_address

        if ipv4_address is not None:

            ip_log = IPAddressLog.objects.create(server_id=machine.id,

                                                 network_id=port.network_id,

                                                 address=ipv4_address,

                                                 active=True)

            log.debug("Created IP log entry %s", ip_log)

    port.machine = machine

    port.state = "BUILD"

    port.device_owner = "vm"

    port.save()

    return port

@transaction.commit_on_success

def delete_port(port):

    """Delete a port by removing the NIC card from the instance.

    Send a Job to remove the NIC card from the instance. The port

    will be deleted and the associated IPv4 addressess will be released

    when the job completes successfully.

    """

    if port.machine is not None:

        vm = disconnect(port.machine, port)

        log.info("Removing port %s, Job: %s", port, vm.task_job_id)

    else:

        backend.remove_nic_ips(port)

        port.delete()

        log.info("Removed port %s", port)

    return port

def create_instance_ports(user_id, networks=None):

    # First connect the instance to the networks defined by the admin

    forced_ports = create_ports_for_setting(user_id, category="admin")

    if networks is None:

        # If the user did not asked for any networks, connect instance to

        # default networks as defined by the admin

        ports = create_ports_for_setting(user_id, category="default")

    else:

        # Else just connect to the networks that the user defined

        ports = create_ports_for_request(user_id, networks)

    return forced_ports + ports

def create_ports_for_setting(user_id, category):

    if category == "admin":

        network_setting = settings.CYCLADES_FORCED_SERVER_NETWORKS

    elif category == "default":

        network_setting = settings.CYCLADES_DEFAULT_SERVER_NETWORKS

    else:

        raise ValueError("Unknown category: %s" % category)

    ports = []

    for network_ids in network_setting:

        # Treat even simple network IDs as group of networks with one network

        if type(network_ids) not in (list, tuple):

            network_ids = [network_ids]

        for network_id in network_ids:

            try:

                ports.append(_port_from_setting(user_id, network_id, category))

                break

            except faults.Conflict:

                # Try all network IDs in the network group

                pass

            # Diffrent exception for each category!

            if category == "admin":

                exception = faults.ServiceUnavailable

            else:

                exception = faults.Conflict

            raise exception("Cannot connect instance to any of the following"

                            " networks %s" % network_ids)

    return ports

def _port_from_setting(user_id, network_id, category):

    # TODO: Fix this..you need only IPv4 and only IPv6 network

    if network_id == "SNF:ANY_PUBLIC_IPV4":

        return create_public_ipv4_port(user_id, category=category)

    elif network_id == "SNF:ANY_PUBLIC_IPV6":

        return create_public_ipv6_port(user_id, category=category)

    elif network_id == "SNF:ANY_PUBLIC":

        try:

            return create_public_ipv4_port(user_id, category=category)

        except faults.Conflict:

            return create_public_ipv6_port(user_id, category=category)

    else:  # Case of network ID

        if category in ["user", "default"]:

            return _port_for_request(user_id, {"uuid": network_id})

        elif category == "admin":

            network = util.get_network(network_id, user_id, non_deleted=True)

            return _create_port(user_id, network)

        else:

            raise ValueError("Unknown category: %s" % category)

def create_public_ipv4_port(user_id, network=None, address=None,

                            category="user"):

    """Create a port in a public IPv4 network.

    Create a port in a public IPv4 network (that may also have an IPv6

    subnet). If the category is 'user' or 'default' this will try to use

    one of the users floating IPs. If the category is 'admin' will

    create a port to the public network (without floating IPs or quotas).

    """

    if category in ["user", "default"]:

        if address is None:

            ipaddress = ips.get_free_floating_ip(user_id, network)

        else:

            ipaddress = util.get_floating_ip_by_address(user_id, address,

                                                        for_update=True)

    elif category == "admin":

        if network is None:

            ipaddress = ips.allocate_public_ip(user_id)

        else:

            ipaddress = ips.allocate_ip(network, user_id)

    else:

        raise ValueError("Unknown category: %s" % category)

    if network is None:

        network = ipaddress.network

    return _create_port(user_id, network, use_ipaddress=ipaddress)

def create_public_ipv6_port(user_id, category=None):

    """Create a port in a public IPv6 only network."""

    networks = Network.objects.filter(public=True, deleted=False,

                                      drained=False, subnets__ipversion=6)\

                              .exclude(subnets__ipversion=4)

    if networks:

        return _create_port(user_id, networks[0])

    else:

        msg = "No available IPv6 only network!"

        log.error(msg)

        raise faults.Conflict(msg)

def create_ports_for_request(user_id, networks):

    """Create the server ports requested by the user.

    Create the ports for the new servers as requested in the 'networks'

    attribute. The networks attribute contains either a list of network IDs

    ('uuid') or a list of ports IDs ('port'). In case of network IDs, the user

    can also specify an IPv4 address ('fixed_ip'). In order to connect to a

    public network, the 'fixed_ip' attribute must contain the IPv4 address of a

    floating IP. If the network is public but the 'fixed_ip' attribute is not

    specified, the system will automatically reserve one of the users floating

    IPs.

    """

    return [_port_for_request(user_id, network) for network in networks]

def _port_for_request(user_id, network_dict):

    port_id = network_dict.get("port")

    network_id = network_dict.get("uuid")

    if port_id is not None:

        return util.get_port(port_id, user_id, for_update=True)

    elif network_id is not None:

        address = network_dict.get("fixed_ip")

        network = util.get_network(network_id, user_id, non_deleted=True)

        if network.public:

            if network.subnet4 is not None:

                if not "fixed_ip" in network_dict:

                    return create_public_ipv4_port(user_id, network)

                elif address is None:

                    msg = "Cannot connect to public network"

                    raise faults.BadRequest(msg % network.id)

                else:

                    return create_public_ipv4_port(user_id, network, address)

            else:

                raise faults.Forbidden("Cannot connect to IPv6 only public"

                                       " network %" % network.id)

        else:

            return _create_port(user_id, network, address=address)

    else:

        raise faults.BadRequest("Network 'uuid' or 'port' attribute"

                                " is required.")