Christian Manivong
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Two drivers from one package, both in the hypervisor role: - vmware_esxi talks to one host directly: facts, vmnics and vmkernel NICs, CDP/LLDP neighbours, sensors, VMs, datastores and port groups. - vmware_vcenter talks to a vCenter: every VM of every host it manages, with the host as the VM's node, plus distributed port groups. It reports no interfaces of its own; the hosts' NICs belong to the hosts. Both implement the HypervisorDriver VM contract: get_vms, get_vm_config, start/stop/reboot/suspend_vm and the four snapshot methods, and emit raw device warnings (maintenance mode, disconnected host, config issues, host managed by a vCenter, free license making the API read-only). Every read is a PropertyCollector query for the explicit paths in paths.py, converted by to_plain() into dicts and lists; the parsers only ever see that. tools/harvest.py dumps exactly those paths to JSON and tools/sanitize.py scrubs the dump, so a real host can become a test fixture without code changes. A VM's vmid is its instance UUID, which survives vMotion and re-registration; a MoRef does not. Tested against govmomi's vcsim in ESXi and vCenter mode, including real power and snapshot tasks. Not yet tested against real hardware.
54 lines
2.1 KiB
Python
54 lines
2.1 KiB
Python
"""Raw device warnings: ``{"code", "meta"}`` only.
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What a code means to a user -- severity, wording, the fix -- is decided in
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netOrk's ``WARNING_CATALOG``, never here.
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"""
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from __future__ import annotations
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from typing import Any
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_CONNECTED = "connected"
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_UNMANAGED = {None, "", "0.0.0.0"}
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#: License edition of the free vSphere Hypervisor. The vSphere API refuses
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#: every write on it (power, snapshots) with a RestrictedVersion fault.
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_FREE_EDITIONS = ("esxBasic",)
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def _host_codes(host: dict[str, Any], standalone: bool) -> list[dict[str, Any]]:
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name = host.get("name", host.get("_moref", ""))
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found: list[dict[str, Any]] = []
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state = host.get("runtime.connectionState", _CONNECTED)
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if not standalone and state != _CONNECTED:
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found.append({"code": "vmware_host_disconnected", "meta": {"host": name, "state": state}})
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if host.get("runtime.inMaintenanceMode"):
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found.append({"code": "vmware_host_maintenance_mode", "meta": {"host": name}})
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issues = [
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i["fullFormattedMessage"]
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for i in host.get("configIssue") or []
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if i.get("fullFormattedMessage")
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]
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if issues:
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found.append({"code": "vmware_host_config_issue", "meta": {"host": name, "issues": issues}})
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manager = host.get("summary.managementServerIp")
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if standalone and manager not in _UNMANAGED:
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found.append({"code": "vmware_host_managed_by_vcenter", "meta": {"vcenter": manager}})
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return found
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def host_warnings(
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hosts: list[dict[str, Any]], licenses: list[dict[str, Any]], *, standalone: bool
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) -> list[dict[str, Any]]:
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"""Warnings for the hosts this driver sees.
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``standalone`` is True for the ESXi driver. It alone reports a host being
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managed by a vCenter -- a hint to add the vCenter instead -- and it never
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reports disconnection, since a disconnected host could not have answered.
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"""
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found = [w for host in hosts for w in _host_codes(host, standalone)]
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for lic in licenses:
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if str(lic.get("editionKey", "")).startswith(_FREE_EDITIONS):
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found.append({"code": "vmware_api_read_only", "meta": {"edition": lic.get("name", "")}})
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break
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return found
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