- Document extra_spec and capabilities involved - Document driver interfaces properly to please Sphinx - Document scheduler behavior - Document replica and snapshot workflows - Fix trailing white spaces in the descriptions of capabilities Change-Id: I054aebda9618968ab8bd3881ccdd8164e1283682 Closes-Bug: #1544812
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Manila share driver hooks
Manila share driver hooks are designed to provide additional
possibilities for each manila-share
service; such as any kind of
notification and additional actions before and after share driver
calls.
Possibilities
- Perform actions before some share driver method calls.
- Perform actions after some share driver method calls with results of
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driver call and preceding hook call.
- Call additional 'periodic' hook each 'N' ticks.
- Possibility to update results of driver's action by post-running hook.
Features
- Errors in hook execution can be suppressed.
- Any hook can be disabled.
- Any amount of hook instances can be run at once for each manila-share
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service.
Limitations
- Hooks approach is not asynchronous. That is, if we run hooks, and
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especially, more than one hook instance, then all of them will be executed in one thread.
Implementation in share drivers
Share drivers can [re]define method get_periodic_hook_data that runs with each execution of 'periodic' hook and receives list of shares (as parameter) with existing access rules. So, each share driver, for each of its shares can add/update some information that will be used then in the periodic hook.
What is required for writing new 'hook' implementation?
All implementations of 'hook' interface are expected to be in 'manila/share/hooks'. Each implementation should inherit class 'manila.share.hook:HookBase' and redefine its abstract methods.
How to use 'hook' implementations?
Just set config option 'hook_drivers' in driver's config group. For example:
[MY_DRIVER]
hook_drivers=path.to:FooClass,path.to:BarClass
Then all classes defined above will be initialized. In the same config group, any config option of hook modules can be redefined too.
Note
More info about common config options for hooks can be found in module manila.share.hook
Driver methods that are wrapped with hooks
- allow_access
- create_share_instance
- create_snapshot
- delete_share_instance
- delete_share_server
- delete_snapshot
- deny_access
- extend_share
- init_host
- manage_share
- publish_service_capabilities
- shrink_share
- unmanage_share
- create_share_replica
- promote_share_replica
- delete_share_replica
- update_share_replica
- create_replicated_snapshot
- delete_replicated_snapshot
- update_replicated_snapshot
Above list with wrapped methods can be extended in future.
The manila.share.hook.py
Module
manila.share.hook