Examples with OpStatusMap com.emc.storageos.db.client.model.OpStatusMap used on opensource projects

Example 41 with OpStatusMap

use of com.emc.storageos.db.client.model.OpStatusMap in project coprhd-controller by CoprHD.

the class DbClientImpl method createTaskOpStatus.

@Override
public Operation createTaskOpStatus(Class<? extends DataObject> clazz, URI id, String opId, Operation newOperation) {
    tracer.newTracer("write");
    if (newOperation == null) {
        throw new IllegalArgumentException("missing required parameter: Operation");
    }
    try {
        if (newOperation.getDescription() == null) {
            throw new IllegalArgumentException("missing required parameter: description");
        }
        DataObject doobj = clazz.newInstance();
        doobj.setId(id);
        doobj.setOpStatus(new OpStatusMap());
        Operation op = new Operation();
        op.setStartTime(Calendar.getInstance());
        String message = newOperation.getMessage();
        String description = newOperation.getDescription();
        String name = newOperation.getName();
        if (newOperation.getStatus().equals(Operation.Status.ready.name())) {
            op.ready();
            op.setEndTime(Calendar.getInstance());
        }
        if (message != null) {
            op.setMessage(message);
        }
        if (description != null) {
            op.setDescription(description);
        }
        if (name != null) {
            op.setName(name);
        }
        List<String> associatedResources = newOperation.getAssociatedResourcesField();
        if (associatedResources != null) {
            String associatedResourcesStr = Joiner.on(',').join(associatedResources);
            op.setAssociatedResourcesField(associatedResourcesStr);
        }
        doobj.getOpStatus().put(opId, op);
        persistObject(doobj);
        newOperation.addTask(id, op.getTask(id));
        return op;
    } catch (InstantiationException e) {
        throw new IllegalStateException(e);
    } catch (IllegalAccessException e) {
        throw new IllegalStateException(e);
    }
}

Example 42 with OpStatusMap

use of com.emc.storageos.db.client.model.OpStatusMap in project coprhd-controller by CoprHD.

the class ExportService method initTaskStatus.

private Operation initTaskStatus(ExportGroup exportGroup, String task, Operation.Status status, ResourceOperationTypeEnum opType) {
    if (exportGroup.getOpStatus() == null) {
        exportGroup.setOpStatus(new OpStatusMap());
    }
    Operation op = new Operation();
    op.setResourceType(opType);
    if (status == Operation.Status.ready) {
        op.ready();
    }
    _dbClient.createTaskOpStatus(ExportGroup.class, exportGroup.getId(), task, op);
    return op;
}

Example 43 with OpStatusMap

use of com.emc.storageos.db.client.model.OpStatusMap in project coprhd-controller by CoprHD.

the class BlockSnapshotService method prepareVPLEXBackendVolumeFromSnapshot.

/**
 * Creates a Volume instance to represent the snapshot target volume represented
 * by the passed BlockSnapshot instance.
 *
 * @param snapshot A reference to a BlockSnapshot instance.
 * @param sourceVolume A reference to the snapshot source Volume.
 *
 * @return A new INTERNAL Volume instance representing the snapshot target volume.
 */
private Volume prepareVPLEXBackendVolumeFromSnapshot(BlockSnapshot snapshot, Volume sourceVolume) {
    // Create a new Volume instance and populate its fields with the
    // target volume information in the passed snapshot. Note that
    // not all fields need be populated. This is an INTERNAL volume
    // and the operations on the VPLEX volume created on top of it
    // will be limited. We set the fields that accurately reflect
    // the volume and are necessary to allow it to be used as a
    // backend volume for a VPLEX volume and to allow that VPLEX
    // volume to subsequently be exported to hosts/clusters.
    Volume volume = new Volume();
    volume.setId(URIUtil.createId(Volume.class));
    volume.setLabel(snapshot.getLabel());
    volume.setWWN(snapshot.getWWN());
    volume.setNativeId(snapshot.getNativeId());
    volume.setNativeGuid(snapshot.getNativeGuid());
    volume.setAlternateName(snapshot.getAlternateName());
    volume.setDeviceLabel(snapshot.getDeviceLabel());
    volume.setProvisionedCapacity(snapshot.getProvisionedCapacity());
    volume.setAllocatedCapacity(snapshot.getAllocatedCapacity());
    volume.setVirtualArray(snapshot.getVirtualArray());
    volume.setProject(snapshot.getProject());
    volume.setStorageController(snapshot.getStorageController());
    volume.setSystemType(snapshot.getSystemType());
    StringSet protocols = new StringSet();
    protocols.addAll(snapshot.getProtocol());
    volume.setProtocol(protocols);
    volume.addInternalFlags(DataObject.Flag.INTERNAL_OBJECT);
    volume.setOpStatus(new OpStatusMap());
    // Some of the volume parameters must come from the source volume
    // of the passed block snapshot including the Tenant.
    volume.setTenant(sourceVolume.getTenant());
    // The snapshot does not contain the user requested capacity.
    volume.setCapacity(sourceVolume.getCapacity());
    // The snapshot target should be thin if the source volume was
    // thinly provisioned. This will control be used to control whether
    // or not thin rebuilds occur when the volume we create is
    // distributed.
    volume.setThinlyProvisioned(sourceVolume.getThinlyProvisioned());
    // The source side backend volume for a VPLEX volume always
    // has the same virtual pool as the VPLEX volume, and we will
    // use the source volume virtual pool for the VPLEX volume.
    volume.setVirtualPool(sourceVolume.getVirtualPool());
    // Set auto tier policy from the source volume. This comes
    // into play in vmax3 export operations.
    volume.setAutoTieringPolicyUri(sourceVolume.getAutoTieringPolicyUri());
    // The pool is not currently set as the BlockSnapshot does not
    // keep the storage pool for the target volume. This did not
    // cause issues for the allowed operations (export/unexport/delete)
    // for the VPLEX volume built on the snapshot. We could alternatively
    // try and set the storage pool in the block snapshot instance so
    // we have the actual storage pool.
    // volume.setPool(TBD);
    // Create the instance in the database.
    _dbClient.createObject(volume);
    return volume;
}

Example 44 with OpStatusMap

use of com.emc.storageos.db.client.model.OpStatusMap in project coprhd-controller by CoprHD.

the class BucketService method prepareBucket.

/**
 * Allocate, initialize and persist state of the Bucket being created.
 *
 * @param param
 * @param project
 * @param tenantOrg
 * @param neighborhood
 * @param vpool
 * @param flags
 * @param placement
 * @return
 */
private Bucket prepareBucket(BucketParam param, Project project, TenantOrg tenantOrg, VirtualArray neighborhood, VirtualPool vpool, DataObject.Flag[] flags, BucketRecommendation placement) {
    _log.debug("Preparing Bucket creation for Param : {}", param);
    StoragePool pool = null;
    Bucket bucket = new Bucket();
    bucket.setId(URIUtil.createId(Bucket.class));
    bucket.setLabel(param.getLabel().replaceAll(SPECIAL_CHAR_REGEX, ""));
    bucket.setHardQuota(SizeUtil.translateSize(param.getHardQuota()));
    bucket.setSoftQuota(SizeUtil.translateSize(param.getSoftQuota()));
    bucket.setRetention(Integer.valueOf(param.getRetention()));
    bucket.setOwner(param.getOwner());
    bucket.setNamespace(tenantOrg.getNamespace());
    bucket.setVirtualPool(param.getVpool());
    if (project != null) {
        bucket.setProject(new NamedURI(project.getId(), bucket.getLabel()));
    }
    bucket.setTenant(new NamedURI(tenantOrg.getId(), param.getLabel()));
    bucket.setVirtualArray(neighborhood.getId());
    if (null != placement.getSourceStoragePool()) {
        pool = _dbClient.queryObject(StoragePool.class, placement.getSourceStoragePool());
        if (null != pool) {
            bucket.setProtocol(new StringSet());
            bucket.getProtocol().addAll(VirtualPoolUtil.getMatchingProtocols(vpool.getProtocols(), pool.getProtocols()));
        }
    }
    bucket.setStorageDevice(placement.getSourceStorageSystem());
    bucket.setPool(placement.getSourceStoragePool());
    bucket.setOpStatus(new OpStatusMap());
    // Bucket name to be used at Storage System
    String bucketName = project.getLabel() + UNDER_SCORE + param.getLabel();
    bucket.setName(bucketName.replaceAll(SPECIAL_CHAR_REGEX, ""));
    // Update Bucket path
    StringBuilder bucketPath = new StringBuilder();
    bucketPath.append(tenantOrg.getNamespace()).append(SLASH).append(project.getLabel()).append(SLASH).append(param.getLabel());
    bucket.setPath(bucketPath.toString());
    if (flags != null) {
        bucket.addInternalFlags(flags);
    }
    _dbClient.createObject(bucket);
    return bucket;
}

Example 45 with OpStatusMap

use of com.emc.storageos.db.client.model.OpStatusMap in project coprhd-controller by CoprHD.

the class RPDeviceController method initTaskStatus.

private void initTaskStatus(ExportGroup exportGroup, String task, Operation.Status status, String message) {
    if (exportGroup.getOpStatus() == null) {
        exportGroup.setOpStatus(new OpStatusMap());
    }
    final Operation op = new Operation();
    if (status == Operation.Status.ready) {
        op.ready();
    }
    exportGroup.getOpStatus().put(task, op);
}