Examples with AllocateDatabaseServerSuccess com.sequenceiq.redbeams.flow.redbeams.provision.event.allocate.AllocateDatabaseServerSuccess used on opensource projects

Example 6 with AllocateDatabaseServerSuccess

use of com.sequenceiq.redbeams.flow.redbeams.provision.event.allocate.AllocateDatabaseServerSuccess in project cloudbreak by hortonworks.

the class AllocateDatabaseServerHandler method doAccept.

@Override
protected Selectable doAccept(HandlerEvent handlerEvent) {
    Event<AllocateDatabaseServerRequest> event = handlerEvent.getEvent();
    LOGGER.debug("Received event: {}", event);
    AllocateDatabaseServerRequest request = event.getData();
    CloudContext cloudContext = request.getCloudContext();
    Selectable response;
    try {
        CloudConnector<Object> connector = cloudPlatformConnectors.get(cloudContext.getPlatformVariant());
        CloudCredential cloudCredential = request.getCloudCredential();
        AuthenticatedContext ac = connector.authentication().authenticate(cloudContext, cloudCredential);
        DatabaseStack databaseStack = request.getDatabaseStack();
        databaseServerSslCertificatePrescriptionService.prescribeSslCertificateIfNeeded(cloudContext, cloudCredential, request.getDbStack(), databaseStack);
        List<CloudResourceStatus> resourceStatuses = connector.resources().launchDatabaseServer(ac, databaseStack, persistenceNotifier);
        List<CloudResource> resources = ResourceLists.transform(resourceStatuses);
        PollTask<ResourcesStatePollerResult> task = statusCheckFactory.newPollResourcesStateTask(ac, resources, true);
        ResourcesStatePollerResult statePollerResult = ResourcesStatePollerResults.build(cloudContext, resourceStatuses);
        if (!task.completed(statePollerResult)) {
            statePollerResult = syncPollingScheduler.schedule(task);
        }
        validateResourcesState(cloudContext, statePollerResult);
        response = new AllocateDatabaseServerSuccess(request.getResourceId());
        // request.getResult().onNext(success);
        LOGGER.debug("Launching the database stack successfully finished for {}", cloudContext);
    } catch (Exception e) {
        response = new AllocateDatabaseServerFailed(request.getResourceId(), e);
        LOGGER.warn("Error launching the database stack:", e);
    // request.getResult().onNext(failure);
    }
    return response;
}