# encoding: UTF-8 # # Cookbook Name:: openstack-common # library:: endpoints # # Copyright 2012-2013, AT&T Services, Inc. # # Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); # you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. # You may obtain a copy of the License at # # http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 # # Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software # distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, # WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. # See the License for the specific language governing permissions and # limitations under the License. # require 'uri' # Endpoint methods module ::Openstack # Shortcut to get the full URI for an endpoint, and return it as a URI object # First we get the attribute hash for the endpoint, using endpoint_for(). # Then we call uri_from_hash(). If the hash has a 'uri' key, # this gets converted to a URI object and returned. If not, a URI object is # constructed from the endpoint parts in the endpoint hash, and returned def endpoint(name) ep = endpoint_for(name) uri_from_hash(ep) if ep end # Useful for iterating over the OpenStack endpoints def endpoints(&block) node['openstack']['endpoints'].each do |name, info| block.call(name, info) end rescue nil end # Instead of specifying the verbose node['openstack']['db'][service], # this shortcut allows the simpler and shorter db(service), where # service can be: 'compute', 'image', 'identity', 'network', etc. def db(service) node['openstack']['db'][service] rescue nil end # Shortcut to get the SQLAlchemy DB URI for a named service def db_uri(service, user, pass, is_slave = false) # rubocop:disable MethodLength, CyclomaticComplexity info = db(service) return unless info if is_slave host = info['slave_host'] port = info['slave_port'].to_s else host = info['host'] port = info['port'].to_s end type = info['service_type'] name = info['db_name'] options = info['options'][type] # Normalize to the SQLAlchemy standard db type identifier case type when 'pgsql' type = 'postgresql' when 'mariadb', 'galera', 'percona-cluster' type = 'mysql' end # Build uri case type when 'mysql', 'postgresql' "#{type}://#{user}:#{pass}@#{host}:#{port}/#{name}#{options}" when 'sqlite' # SQLite uses filepaths not db name # README(galstrom): 3 slashes is a relative path, 4 slashes is an absolute path # example: info['path'] = 'path/to/foo.db' -- will return sqlite:///foo.db # example: info['path'] = '/path/to/foo.db' -- will return sqlite:////foo.db path = info['path'] "#{type}:///#{path}#{options}" end end # Return the address for the hash. # # If the bind_interface is set, then return the first IP on the interface. # otherwise return the IP specified in the host attribute. def address(hash) bind_interface = hash['bind_interface'] if hash['bind_interface'] if bind_interface return address_for bind_interface else return hash['host'] end end # Get the admin endpoint for the specified service. # If there's no specific endpoint, then get the general service endpoint. def admin_endpoint(name) ep = specific_endpoint('admin', name) uri_from_hash(ep) if ep end # Get the public endpoint for the specified service. # If there's no specific endpoint, then get the general service endpoint. def public_endpoint(name) ep = specific_endpoint('public', name) uri_from_hash(ep) if ep end # Get the internal endpoint for the specified service. # If there's no specific endpoint, then get the general service endpoint. def internal_endpoint(name) ep = specific_endpoint('internal', name) uri_from_hash(ep) if ep end private # Instead of specifying the verbose node['openstack']['endpoints'][name], # this shortcut allows the simpler and shorter endpoint(name) def endpoint_for(name) node['openstack']['endpoints'][name] rescue nil end # Attempt to find the specific endpoint type ('internal', 'admin', or # 'public') for the given name. If it's not found, then return the # general endpoint. def specific_endpoint(type, name) if node['openstack']['endpoints'][type].include? name node['openstack']['endpoints'][type][name] else # There may have been a subhash for the specified type, but it # didn't have the name we were looking for (and didn't throw # an exception either). In this case, attempt to use the general # endpoit endpoint_for(name) end rescue # Problem doing hash lookups for requested type of endpoint. Use # general endpoint instead endpoint_for(name) end end