deb-sahara/sahara/service/trusts.py
Michael McCune f240d55ac5 Adding sessions module and keystone client upgrade
This change implements the sahara.service.sessions module with the basic
session cache object. It also adds the authentication plugin from the
keystonemiddleware into the context for rest transactions.

It also migrates the keystone client utility functions to use the new
session methodology. The trust module has been accordingly fixed to make
greater use of authentication objects instead of client objects.

* adding auth plugin to context
* adding sessions module
* adding test for sessions
* adding keystonemiddleware base auth plugin object to context on api
  call
* adding keystone session to sessions module
* refactoring keystone client to use sessions
* adding keystone methods to retrieve auth plugins, tokens, and service
  catalog
* changing sahara.service.trusts to use new keystone methods
* fixing trust tests to fit new authentication methodologies

Change-Id: I65ed4b4dcee8752bf4e66ef9e47305ff408d8d5d
Partial-Implements: bp keystone-sessions
2015-08-14 16:24:38 -04:00

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import datetime
from oslo_config import cfg
from oslo_log import log as logging
from oslo_serialization import jsonutils as json
from oslo_utils import timeutils
import six
from sahara import conductor as c
from sahara import context
from sahara import exceptions as ex
from sahara.i18n import _
from sahara.i18n import _LE
from sahara.utils.openstack import keystone
conductor = c.API
CONF = cfg.CONF
LOG = logging.getLogger(__name__)
def _get_expiry():
'''Get the time at which a trust should expire based on configuration'''
return timeutils.utcnow() + datetime.timedelta(
hours=CONF.cluster_operation_trust_expiration_hours)
def create_trust(trustor, trustee, role_names, impersonation=True,
project_id=None, expires=True):
'''Create a trust and return it's identifier
:param trustor: The user delegating the trust, this is an auth plugin.
:param trustee: The user consuming the trust, this is an auth plugin.
:param role_names: A list of role names to be assigned.
:param impersonation: Should the trustee impersonate trustor,
default is True.
:param project_id: The project that the trust will be scoped into,
default is the trustor's project id.
:param expires: The trust will expire if this is set to True.
:returns: A valid trust id.
:raises CreationFailed: If the trust cannot be created.
'''
if project_id is None:
project_id = keystone.project_id_from_auth(trustor)
try:
expires_at = _get_expiry() if expires else None
trustor_user_id = keystone.user_id_from_auth(trustor)
trustee_user_id = keystone.user_id_from_auth(trustee)
client = keystone.client_from_auth(trustor)
trust = client.trusts.create(trustor_user=trustor_user_id,
trustee_user=trustee_user_id,
impersonation=impersonation,
role_names=role_names,
project=project_id,
expires_at=expires_at)
LOG.debug('Created trust {trust_id}'.format(
trust_id=six.text_type(trust.id)))
return trust.id
except Exception as e:
LOG.error(_LE('Unable to create trust (reason: {reason})').format(
reason=e))
raise ex.CreationFailed(_('Failed to create trust'))
def create_trust_for_cluster(cluster, expires=True):
'''Create a trust for a cluster
This delegates a trust from the current user to the Sahara admin user
based on the current context roles, and then adds the trust identifier
to the cluster object.
:param expires: The trust will expire if this is set to True.
'''
ctx = context.current()
trustor = keystone.auth()
trustee = keystone.auth_for_admin(
project_name=CONF.keystone_authtoken.admin_tenant_name)
trust_id = create_trust(trustor=trustor,
trustee=trustee,
role_names=ctx.roles,
expires=expires)
conductor.cluster_update(ctx,
cluster,
{'trust_id': trust_id})
def delete_trust(trustee, trust_id):
'''Delete a trust from a trustee
:param trustee: The user to delete the trust from, this is an auth plugin.
:param trust_id: The identifier of the trust to delete.
:raises DeletionFailed: If the trust cannot be deleted.
'''
try:
client = keystone.client_from_auth(trustee)
client.trusts.delete(trust_id)
LOG.debug('Deleted trust {trust_id}'.format(
trust_id=six.text_type(trust_id)))
except Exception as e:
LOG.error(_LE('Unable to delete trust (reason: {reason})').format(
reason=e))
raise ex.DeletionFailed(
_('Failed to delete trust {0}').format(trust_id))
def delete_trust_from_cluster(cluster):
'''Delete a trust from a cluster
If the cluster has a trust delegated to it, then delete it and set
the trust id to None.
:param cluster: The cluster to delete the trust from.
'''
if cluster.trust_id:
keystone_auth = keystone.auth_for_admin(trust_id=cluster.trust_id)
delete_trust(keystone_auth, cluster.trust_id)
ctx = context.current()
conductor.cluster_update(ctx,
cluster,
{'trust_id': None})
def use_os_admin_auth_token(cluster):
'''Set the current context to the admin user's trust scoped token
This will configure the current context to the admin user's identity
with the cluster's tenant. It will also generate an authentication token
based on the admin user and a delegated trust associated with the
cluster.
:param cluster: The cluster to use for tenant and trust identification.
'''
if cluster.trust_id:
ctx = context.current()
ctx.username = CONF.keystone_authtoken.admin_user
ctx.tenant_id = cluster.tenant_id
ctx.auth_plugin = keystone.auth_for_admin(
trust_id=cluster.trust_id)
ctx.auth_token = keystone.token_from_auth(ctx.auth_plugin)
ctx.service_catalog = json.dumps(
keystone.service_catalog_from_auth(ctx.auth_plugin))