grenade/projects/70_cinder/resources.sh

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#!/bin/bash
#
# Copyright 2015 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P.
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# not use this file except in compliance with the License. You may obtain
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# under the License.
set -o errexit
source $GRENADE_DIR/grenaderc
source $GRENADE_DIR/functions
source $TOP_DIR/openrc admin admin
set -o xtrace
CINDER_USER=cinder_grenade
CINDER_PROJECT=cinder_grenade
CINDER_PASS=pass
CINDER_SERVER=cinder_server1
CINDER_KEY=cinder_key
CINDER_KEY_FILE=$SAVE_DIR/cinder_key.pem
CINDER_VOL=cinder_grenade_vol
CINDER_VOL2=cinder_grenade_vol2
CINDER_VOL3=cinder_grenade_vol3
CINDER_VOL_ENCRYPTED_TYPE=cinder_grenade_encrypted_type
# don't put ' or " in this, it complicates things
CINDER_STATE="I am a teapot"
CINDER_STATE_FILE=verify.txt
DEFAULT_INSTANCE_TYPE=${DEFAULT_INSTANCE_TYPE:-m1.tiny}
DEFAULT_IMAGE_NAME=${DEFAULT_IMAGE_NAME:-cirros-0.3.2-x86_64-uec}
export OS_IMAGE_API_VERSION=2
# Block Storage API v2 was deprecated in Pike and removed in Xena
export OS_VOLUME_API_VERSION=3
if ! is_service_enabled c-api; then
echo "Cinder is not enabled. Skipping resource phase $1 for cinder."
exit 0
fi
function _wait_for_volume_update {
# TODO(mriedem): Replace with --wait once OSC story 2002158 is complete.
# https://storyboard.openstack.org/#!/story/2002158
local volume=$1
local field=$2
local desired_status=$3
local timeleft=30
local status=""
while [[ $timeleft -gt 0 ]]; do
status=$(openstack volume show $volume -f value -c $field)
if [[ "$status" != "$desired_status" ]]; then
echo "Volume ${volume} ${field} is ${status} and not yet ${desired_status}, waiting..."
sleep 1
timeleft=$((timeleft - 1))
if [[ $timeleft == 0 ]]; then
die $LINENO "Timed out waiting for volume ${volume} ${field} to be ${desired_status}"
fi
else
break
fi
done
}
function _cinder_set_user {
OS_TENANT_NAME=$CINDER_PROJECT
OS_PROJECT_NAME=$CINDER_PROJECT
OS_USERNAME=$CINDER_USER
OS_PASSWORD=$CINDER_PASS
}
function create {
# creates a tenant for the server
eval $(openstack project create -f shell -c id $CINDER_PROJECT)
if [[ -z "$id" ]]; then
die $LINENO "Didn't create $CINDER_PROJECT project"
fi
resource_save cinder project_id $id
local project_id=$id
# creates the user, and sets $id locally
eval $(openstack user create $CINDER_USER \
--project $project_id \
--password $CINDER_PASS \
-f shell -c id)
if [[ -z "$id" ]]; then
die $LINENO "Didn't create $CINDER_USER user"
fi
resource_save cinder user_id $id
openstack role add member --user $id --project $project_id
# Create an encrypted volume type as admin
eval $(openstack volume type create \
--encryption-provider nova.volume.encryptors.luks.LuksEncryptor \
--encryption-cipher aes-xts-plain64 --encryption-key-size 256 \
$CINDER_VOL_ENCRYPTED_TYPE -f shell)
resource_save cinder cinder_encrypted_volume_type_id $id
# set ourselves to the created cinder user
_cinder_set_user
# setup a working security group
# BUG(sdague): I have no idea how to make openstack security group work
openstack security group create --description "BUG" $CINDER_USER
openstack security group rule create --proto icmp --dst-port 0 $CINDER_USER
openstack security group rule create --proto tcp --dst-port 22 $CINDER_USER
# create key pairs for access
openstack keypair create $CINDER_KEY > $CINDER_KEY_FILE
chmod 600 $CINDER_KEY_FILE
# Create a bootable volume
eval $(openstack volume create --image $DEFAULT_IMAGE_NAME --size 1 $CINDER_VOL -f shell)
resource_save cinder cinder_volume_id $id
# Wait for the volume to be marked as bootable
_wait_for_volume_update $CINDER_VOL "bootable" "true"
# work around for neutron because there is no such thing as a default
local net_id=$(resource_get network net_id)
if [[ -n "$net_id" ]]; then
local net="--nic net-id=$net_id"
fi
# Boot from this volume
openstack server create --volume $id \
--flavor $DEFAULT_INSTANCE_TYPE \
--security-group $CINDER_USER \
--key-name $CINDER_KEY \
$net \
$CINDER_SERVER --wait
# Add a floating IP because this is something which will work in
# either n-net or neutron.
eval $(openstack floating ip create public -f shell -c id -c ip -c floating_ip_address)
# NOTE(dhellmann): Around version 3.0.0 of python-openstackclient
# the column name changed from "ip" to "floating_ip_address". We
# look for both here to support upgrades.
if [[ -z "$ip" ]]; then
ip="$floating_ip_address"
fi
resource_save cinder cinder_server_ip $ip
resource_save cinder cinder_server_float $id
openstack server add floating ip $CINDER_SERVER $ip
# Create a second (not bootable) volume to test attach/detach
eval $(openstack volume create --size 1 $CINDER_VOL2 -f shell)
resource_save cinder cinder_volume2_id $id
# Wait for the volume to be available before attaching it to the server.
_wait_for_volume_update $CINDER_VOL2 "status" "available"
# Attach second volume and ensure it becomes in-use
openstack server add volume $CINDER_SERVER $CINDER_VOL2
_wait_for_volume_update $CINDER_VOL2 "status" "in-use"
# Create an encrypted (non-bootable) volume to attach and detach
eval $(openstack volume create --size 1 $CINDER_VOL3 --type $CINDER_VOL_ENCRYPTED_TYPE -f shell)
resource_save cinder cinder_volume3_id $id
_wait_for_volume_update $CINDER_VOL3 "status" "available"
# Attach the encrypted volume and ensure it becomes in-use
openstack server add volume $CINDER_SERVER $CINDER_VOL3
_wait_for_volume_update $CINDER_VOL3 "status" "in-use"
# ping check on the way up so we can add ssh content
ping_check_public $ip 60
# turn of errexit for this portion of the retry
set +o errexit
local timeleft=30
while [[ $timeleft -gt 0 ]]; do
local start=$(date +%s)
timeout 30 $FSSH -i $CINDER_KEY_FILE cirros@$ip \
"echo '$CINDER_STATE' > $CINDER_STATE_FILE"
local rc=$?
if [[ "$rc" -ne 0 ]]; then
echo "SSH not responding yet, trying again..."
sleep 1
local end=$(date +%s)
local took=$((end - start))
timeleft=$((timeleft - took))
if [[ $timeleft -le 0 ]]; then
# Collect debugging information then die
openstack console log show $CINDER_SERVER
die $LINENO "SSH to the client did not work, something very wrong"
fi
else
break
fi
done
# NOTE(sdague): for debugging when things go wrong, so we have a
# before and an after
worlddump cinder_resources_created
}
function verify {
local side="$1"
_cinder_set_user
# call verify_noapi for the resource survival test
verify_noapi
# Ensure volume is attached, and verify detach functions as expected post-upgrade
if [[ "$side" = "post-upgrade" ]]; then
eval $(openstack volume show $CINDER_VOL2 -f shell -c status)
if [[ "$status" != "in-use" ]]; then
die $LINENO "Unexpected status of volume $CINDER_VOL2 (expected in-use, but was $status)"
fi
eval $(openstack volume show $CINDER_VOL3 -f shell -c status)
if [[ "$status" != "in-use" ]]; then
die $LINENO "Unexpected status of volume $CINDER_VOL3 (expected in-use, but was $status)"
fi
# Verify detach
openstack server remove volume $CINDER_SERVER $CINDER_VOL2
_wait_for_volume_update $CINDER_VOL2 "status" "available"
openstack server remove volume $CINDER_SERVER $CINDER_VOL3
_wait_for_volume_update $CINDER_VOL3 "status" "available"
echo "Cinder verify post-upgrade successfully detached volume"
fi
}
function verify_noapi {
local server_ip=$(resource_get cinder cinder_server_ip)
ping_check_public $server_ip 60
# this sync is here to ensure that we don't accidentally pass when
# the volume is actually down.
timeout 30 $FSSH -i $CINDER_KEY_FILE cirros@$server_ip \
"sync"
local state=$($FSSH -i $CINDER_KEY_FILE cirros@$server_ip \
"cat $CINDER_STATE_FILE")
if [[ "$state" != "$CINDER_STATE" ]]; then
die $LINENO "The expected state left in the volume isn't there!"
fi
echo "Cinder verify found the expected state file: SUCCESS!"
}
function _wait_for_volume_delete() {
local DELETE_TIMEOUT=30
local volume="$1"
local count=0
local status=$(openstack volume list --name ${volume} -f value -c ID | wc -l)
echo "Waiting for volume ${volume} to be deleted."
while [ $status -ne 0 ]
do
sleep 1
count=$((count+1))
if [ ${count} -eq ${DELETE_TIMEOUT} ]; then
die $LINENO "Timed out waiting for volume ${volume} to be deleted."
fi
status=$(openstack volume list --name ${volume} -f value -c ID | wc -l)
done
}
function destroy {
_cinder_set_user
# Disassociate the floating IP from the server.
openstack floating ip unset --port $(resource_get cinder cinder_server_ip)
openstack floating ip delete $(resource_get cinder cinder_server_float)
openstack server delete --wait $CINDER_SERVER
openstack volume delete $CINDER_VOL
openstack volume delete $CINDER_VOL2
openstack volume delete $CINDER_VOL3
# Volume delete is async so wait for the encrypted volume to be removed
# before proceeding and trying to delete the volume type below.
_wait_for_volume_delete $CINDER_VOL3
openstack security group delete $CINDER_USER
# lastly, get rid of our volume type and user - done as admin
source_quiet $TOP_DIR/openrc admin admin
openstack volume type delete $CINDER_VOL_ENCRYPTED_TYPE
local user_id=$(resource_get cinder user_id)
local project_id=$(resource_get cinder project_id)
openstack user delete $user_id
openstack project delete $project_id
}
# Dispatcher
case $1 in
"create")
create
;;
"verify_noapi")
verify_noapi
;;
"verify")
verify $2
;;
"destroy")
destroy
;;
"force_destroy")
set +o errexit
destroy
;;
esac