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napalm-vmware/tests/test_vcsim.py
Christian Manivong 2b84ceae3a feat: VM provisioning, and reboot_host on ESXi
create_vm_from_cloud_init takes the same qcow2/raw cloud images netOrk
offers for Proxmox. ESXi can neither boot nor download them, so the
driver does both: download with checksum check and one retry, convert
with qemu-img to a streamOptimized VMDK (cached by URL), import through
a minimal OVF descriptor over NFC, pin requested MACs, grow the disk,
and attach a NoCloud seed ISO placed next to the VM's files. NoCloud
rather than guestinfo because it needs nothing in the guest; the
user-data installs open-vm-tools, which the driver declares as its
guest agent. A failure after the import removes the VM again.

Placement is a pure decision over inventory rows: a connected host
outside maintenance mode that sees the datastore and every port group,
with the resource pool and VM folder found by walking up to the
datacenter -- one path for a standalone host and for a vCenter.

Two faults vcsim surfaced and the tests now pin: a chunked upload body
next to a Content-Length is refused with 500, so the disk goes up as a
sized file object that also reports lease progress; and a device edit
replaces the device as sent, so disk and NIC edits start from the live
objects, backing included (vcsim panicked on a disk without one).

destroy_vm, get_vm_status, get_network_targets (port groups with their
fixed VLAN) and get_image_storages complete the contract.

reboot_host on ESXi uses RebootHost_Task and refuses outside
maintenance mode: force=True would cut power to running VMs.

Tested against vcsim in ESXi and vCenter mode, end to end.
2026-09-24 10:00:33 +02:00

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"""End-to-end against govmomi's vcsim: real sessions, real tasks, no mocks.
Skipped unless the simulators are running::
docker run -d --rm -p 127.0.0.1:8989:8989 vmware/vcsim -l 0.0.0.0:8989
docker run -d --rm -p 127.0.0.1:8990:8989 vmware/vcsim -esx -l 0.0.0.0:8989
VCSIM_VCENTER_PORT=8989 VCSIM_ESXI_PORT=8990 pytest -m vcsim
vcsim accepts any credentials. It is a simulator: this proves the drivers speak
the vSphere API correctly, not that they understand a particular real host.
"""
from __future__ import annotations
import os
import pytest
from napalm.base.exceptions import ConnectionException
from napalm_vmware import VmwareEsxiDriver, VmwareVcenterDriver
pytestmark = pytest.mark.vcsim
def _driver(cls, env):
port = os.environ.get(env)
if not port:
pytest.skip(f"{env} not set; vcsim not running")
driver = cls("127.0.0.1", "user", "pass", optional_args={"port": port, "verify_ssl": False})
driver.open()
yield driver
driver.close()
@pytest.fixture
def esxi():
yield from _driver(VmwareEsxiDriver, "VCSIM_ESXI_PORT")
@pytest.fixture
def vcenter():
yield from _driver(VmwareVcenterDriver, "VCSIM_VCENTER_PORT")
def test_esxi_reads(esxi):
assert esxi.is_alive() == {"is_alive": True}
assert esxi.get_facts()["os_version"].startswith("VMware ESXi")
assert "vmnic0" in esxi.get_interfaces()
assert esxi.get_vms()
assert esxi.get_vm_storage_pools()
assert esxi.get_virtual_networks()
assert "cpu" in esxi.get_environment()
assert isinstance(esxi.get_device_warnings(), list)
assert isinstance(esxi.get_lldp_neighbors(), dict)
def test_vcenter_reads(vcenter):
assert vcenter.get_facts()["model"] == "VMware vCenter Server"
vms = vcenter.get_vms()
assert len({vm["node"] for vm in vms}) > 1
assert vcenter.get_vm_config(vms[0]["vmid"])["vmid"] == vms[0]["vmid"]
def test_power_cycle(esxi):
vm = esxi.get_vms()[0]
esxi.stop_vm(vm["vmid"], force=True)
assert _status(esxi, vm) == "stopped"
with pytest.raises(RuntimeError, match="not running"):
esxi.suspend_vm(vm["vmid"])
esxi.start_vm(vm["vmid"])
assert _status(esxi, vm) == "running"
esxi.suspend_vm(vm["vmid"])
assert _status(esxi, vm) == "suspended"
esxi.start_vm(vm["vmid"])
esxi.reboot_vm(vm["vmid"], force=True)
assert _status(esxi, vm) == "running"
def test_snapshot_lifecycle(vcenter):
vm = vcenter.get_vms()[0]
vcenter.create_vm_snapshot(vm["vmid"], "netork-test", description="from pytest")
try:
(snap,) = [s for s in vcenter.get_vm_snapshots(vm["vmid"]) if s["name"] == "netork-test"]
assert snap["description"] == "from pytest"
with pytest.raises(ValueError, match="already"):
vcenter.create_vm_snapshot(vm["vmid"], "netork-test")
vcenter.rollback_vm_snapshot(vm["vmid"], "netork-test")
finally:
vcenter.delete_vm_snapshot(vm["vmid"], "netork-test")
assert not [s for s in vcenter.get_vm_snapshots(vm["vmid"]) if s["name"] == "netork-test"]
def test_wrong_driver_is_refused():
port = os.environ.get("VCSIM_VCENTER_PORT")
if not port:
pytest.skip("VCSIM_VCENTER_PORT not set")
driver = VmwareEsxiDriver(
"127.0.0.1", "u", "p", optional_args={"port": port, "verify_ssl": False}
)
with pytest.raises(ConnectionException, match="vmware_vcenter"):
driver.open()
def _status(driver, vm):
return next(v["status"] for v in driver.get_vms() if v["vmid"] == vm["vmid"])
@pytest.fixture
def image_url(tmp_path):
"""A tiny qcow2 served over HTTP, like a catalog image."""
import functools
import http.server
import shutil
import subprocess
import threading
if not shutil.which("qemu-img"):
pytest.skip("qemu-img not installed")
subprocess.run(
["qemu-img", "create", "-q", "-f", "qcow2", str(tmp_path / "tiny.qcow2"), "64M"], check=True
)
handler = functools.partial(http.server.SimpleHTTPRequestHandler, directory=str(tmp_path))
server = http.server.ThreadingHTTPServer(("127.0.0.1", 0), handler)
threading.Thread(target=server.serve_forever, daemon=True).start()
yield f"http://127.0.0.1:{server.server_address[1]}/tiny.qcow2"
server.shutdown()
@pytest.mark.parametrize("which", ["esxi", "vcenter"])
def test_provision_and_destroy(which, image_url, tmp_path, request):
driver = request.getfixturevalue(which)
driver._image_cache_dir = tmp_path / "cache"
result = driver.create_vm_from_cloud_init(
"netork-e2e",
image_url=image_url,
cpu=2,
memory=1024,
nics=[{"bridge": "VM Network", "dhcp": True, "mac": "00:50:56:01:02:03"}],
cloud_init_config={"hostname": "netork-e2e"},
ssh_public_keys=["ssh-ed25519 AAAA test"],
disk_resize_gb=1,
)
try:
assert driver.get_vm_status(result["vmid"])["status"] == "running"
config = driver.get_vm_config(result["vmid"])
assert (config["vcpus"], config["memory"]) == (2, 1024)
assert config["disks"][0]["size"] == 1
assert config["nics"][0]["mac"] == "00:50:56:01:02:03"
finally:
driver.destroy_vm(result["vmid"])
assert not any(vm["vmid"] == result["vmid"] for vm in driver.get_vms())