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[Libcloud-589] ProfitBricks Compute Driver Support #352

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I have completed support for the ProfitBricks compute driver. This adds support for the core compute driver functions against ProfitBricks. The JIRA ticket can be found here:

https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/LIBCLOUD-589

Let me know if there are any issues or if it can be accepted or not.

Thanks.
-matt

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Kami commented Aug 26, 2014

Sweet, thanks!

I will try to review it asap.

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Kami commented Aug 26, 2014

Travis build appears to be failing - https://travis-ci.org/apache/libcloud/builds/33635636

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Thanks. Going through and correcting them now.

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datacenter) for datacenter in object.findall('.//return')]

def _to_datacenter(self, datacenter):
elements = list(datacenter.iter())
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Element.iter is not available in Python 2.6 (https://docs.python.org/2/library/xml.etree.elementtree.html#xml.etree.ElementTree.Element.iter), so please use findall instead (datacenter.findall('.//*')).

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@Kami OK, this is corrected now: all spots where I use iter are now using findall.

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Should default to False and not None.

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Also, it's an extension argument so it should be prefixed with ex_.

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Kami commented Sep 2, 2014

Added some more comments.

When those are addressed, please squash all the commits.

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Kami commented Sep 6, 2014

@baldwinSPC How are things looking for those last couple of issues?

I will probably be preparing a new release this weekend and it would be great if those things could get addressed so I can also include this driver.

If you can't do it this weekend, let me know and I will do it myself (address those issues + squash the commits) while merging the patch.

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Hey Tomaz

I've corrected about half of these. I'll commit and push those this
afternoon. I don't think I can correct the others, but what I'll do is
comment on the ones I've finished up.
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@baldwinSPC https://github.com/baldwinSPC How are things looking for
those last couple of issues?

I will probably be preparing a new release this weekend and it would be
great if those things could get addressed so I can also include this driver.

If you can't do it this weekend, let me know and I will do it myself
(address those issues + squash the commits) while merging the patch.


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@Kami I just pushed some updates that address most of the items you called out -- there are only two remaining ones: waiting for state and re-working the ET code.

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Kami commented Sep 7, 2014

@baldwinmathew Great, thanks.

I'll work on rest of the issues and try to get it merged tonight.

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Kami commented Sep 7, 2014

Another thing which got me confused while reviewing the changes:

PROVISIONING_STATE = {
        'INACTIVE': NodeState.PENDING,
        'INPROCESS': NodeState.PENDING,
        'AVAILABLE': NodeState.RUNNING,
        'DELETED': NodeState.TERMINATED,
    }

....

def _wait_for_datacenter_state(
            self,
            datacenter,
            state=PROVISIONING_STATE.get(NodeState.RUNNING),
            timeout=300,
            interval=5):

NodeState.RUNNING is mapped to int 0 (libcloud.compute.types.NodeState), but PROVISIONING_STATE dictionary contains strings as keys. Unless I am missing something, this means .get will always return None and _wait function will always time out.

Same goes with while condition - self.PROVISIONING_STATE.get(NodeState.PENDING).

I believe the state should default to state=PROVISIONING_STATE['available']. I will push those fixes to my branch and wait for you to review them before merging them into trunk.

1. Fix "ex_describe_datacenter" to return a single object instead of a list
2. Fix "ex_describe_datacenter" method signature to take an id instead of an object
3. Fix default value for "state" argument in the "_wait_for_datacenter_state" method
4. Fix while condition in the "_wait_for_datacenter_state" method
5. Modify "_wait_for_datacenter_state" to throw an Exception on timeout
6. Do the same fixes in the "_wait_for_storage_volume_state" method
7. Fix "ex_create_datacenter" to return single object instead of a list
8. Fix "create_volume" to return a single object instead of a list
9. Fix "ex_describe_node" to return a single object instead of a list
10. Fix "create_node" to retirn a single object instead of a list
11. Fix "attach_volume" to return volume on success
12. Fix "ex_create_network_interface" to return a single object instead of a list
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Kami commented Sep 7, 2014

@baldwinSPC I performed another review. During the review I still spotted many issues (mostly with function claiming it returns a single object but it actually returned a list) which I have fixed in my branch - Kami@28e9774

I would appreciate if you can go over my fixes, double check them and test them with the actual Profitbricks API (I don't have an account).

Thanks!

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@Kami Great. Thanks Tomaz. I will be testing through this tomorrow morning and will update this thread.

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@Kami I just merged your branch into mine after testing all the methods live against the API. Everything looks good, however, in my testing I caught two bugs due to empty data coming back from their API. Those are two minor changes you should see on my next commit.

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@Kami BTW, thank you for all your support. :)

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Kami commented Sep 12, 2014

@baldwinmathew Great and you are welcome.

I will look into your changes and and look into merging this pull request into trunk this weekend :)

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Kami commented Sep 14, 2014

Looks good.

I've made "a bunch of ifs" to "for loop" change and merged patch into trunk. Thanks!

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