Examples with AWSClientManager com.vmware.photon.controller.model.adapters.awsadapter.util.AWSClientManager used on opensource projects

Example 1 with AWSClientManager

use of com.vmware.photon.controller.model.adapters.awsadapter.util.AWSClientManager in project photon-model by vmware.

the class TestAWSClientManagement method testAWSClientManagementArnRefresh.

/**
 * This test requires a minimum of 15 minutes waiting to ensure the ARN credentials refresh
 * occurs.
 */
@Ignore
@Test
public void testAWSClientManagementArnRefresh() throws Throwable {
    this.ec2ClientReferenceCount = getClientReferenceCount(AwsClientType.EC2);
    this.host.setTimeoutSeconds(1200);
    // Getting a reference to client managers in the test
    AWSClientManager ec2ClientManager = getClientManager(AwsClientType.EC2);
    ec2ClientManager.cleanUpArnCache();
    assertEquals(this.ec2ClientReferenceCount + 1, getClientReferenceCount(AwsClientType.EC2));
    this.creds = new AuthCredentialsServiceState();
    this.creds.customProperties = new HashMap<>();
    this.creds.customProperties.put(ARN_KEY, this.arn);
    this.creds.customProperties.put(EXTERNAL_ID_KEY, this.externalId);
    TestContext waitContext = new TestContext(1, Duration.ofSeconds(30L));
    ec2ClientManager.getOrCreateEC2ClientAsync(this.creds, TestAWSSetupUtils.regionId, this.instanceService).exceptionally(t -> {
        waitContext.fail(t);
        throw new CompletionException(t);
    }).thenAccept(ec2Client -> {
        this.client = ec2Client;
        waitContext.complete();
    });
    waitContext.await();
    this.clientCacheCount = ec2ClientManager.getCacheCount();
    host.log(Level.INFO, "Waiting 16 minutes for the current set of credentials to expire.");
    Thread.sleep(TimeUnit.MINUTES.toMillis(16));
    host.log(Level.INFO, "Retrieving the ec2 client with a refreshed set of credentials.");
    // Requesting the EC2 client will generate a new client as the original client's credentials
    // are now expired.
    AmazonEC2AsyncClient oldClient = this.client;
    TestContext nextContext = new TestContext(1, Duration.ofSeconds(30L));
    ec2ClientManager.getOrCreateEC2ClientAsync(this.creds, TestAWSSetupUtils.regionId, this.instanceService).exceptionally(t -> {
        nextContext.fail(t);
        throw new CompletionException(t);
    }).thenAccept(ec2Client -> {
        this.client = ec2Client;
        this.clientCacheCount++;
        nextContext.complete();
    });
    nextContext.await();
    assertNotEquals(oldClient, this.client);
    assertEquals(this.clientCacheCount, ec2ClientManager.getCacheCount());
}

Example 2 with AWSClientManager

use of com.vmware.photon.controller.model.adapters.awsadapter.util.AWSClientManager in project photon-model by vmware.

the class TestAWSClientManagement method testAWSClientManagementArn.

@Test
public void testAWSClientManagementArn() throws Throwable {
    this.ec2ClientReferenceCount = getClientReferenceCount(AwsClientType.EC2);
    this.host.setTimeoutSeconds(60);
    // Getting a reference to client managers in the test
    AWSClientManager ec2ClientManager = getClientManager(AwsClientType.EC2);
    ec2ClientManager.cleanUpArnCache();
    assertEquals(this.ec2ClientReferenceCount + 1, getClientReferenceCount(AwsClientType.EC2));
    this.creds = new AuthCredentialsServiceState();
    this.creds.customProperties = new HashMap<>();
    this.creds.customProperties.put(ARN_KEY, this.arn);
    this.creds.customProperties.put(EXTERNAL_ID_KEY, this.externalId);
    TestContext waitContext = new TestContext(1, Duration.ofSeconds(30L));
    ec2ClientManager.getOrCreateEC2ClientAsync(this.creds, TestAWSSetupUtils.regionId, this.instanceService).exceptionally(t -> {
        waitContext.fail(t);
        throw new CompletionException(t);
    }).thenAccept(ec2Client -> {
        this.client = ec2Client;
        waitContext.complete();
    });
    waitContext.await();
    Assert.assertNotNull(this.client);
    this.clientCacheCount = ec2ClientManager.getCacheCount();
    // Requesting another AWS client with the same set of credentials will not
    // create a new entry in the cache
    AmazonEC2AsyncClient oldClient = this.client;
    TestContext nextContext = new TestContext(1, Duration.ofSeconds(30L));
    ec2ClientManager.getOrCreateEC2ClientAsync(this.creds, TestAWSSetupUtils.regionId, this.instanceService).exceptionally(t -> {
        nextContext.fail(t);
        throw new CompletionException(t);
    }).thenAccept(ec2Client -> {
        this.client = ec2Client;
        nextContext.complete();
    });
    nextContext.await();
    Assert.assertNotNull(this.client);
    Assert.assertEquals(oldClient, this.client);
    assertEquals(this.clientCacheCount, ec2ClientManager.getCacheCount());
}

Example 3 with AWSClientManager

use of com.vmware.photon.controller.model.adapters.awsadapter.util.AWSClientManager in project photon-model by vmware.

the class TestAWSClientManagement method testAWSClientManagementArnDr.

@Test
public void testAWSClientManagementArnDr() throws Throwable {
    this.ec2ClientReferenceCount = getClientReferenceCount(AwsClientType.EC2);
    this.host.setTimeoutSeconds(60);
    // Getting a reference to client managers in the test
    AWSClientManager ec2ClientManager = getClientManager(AwsClientType.EC2);
    ec2ClientManager.cleanUpArnCache();
    assertEquals(this.ec2ClientReferenceCount + 1, getClientReferenceCount(AwsClientType.EC2));
    this.creds = new AuthCredentialsServiceState();
    this.creds.customProperties = new HashMap<>();
    this.creds.customProperties.put(ARN_KEY, this.arn);
    this.creds.customProperties.put(EXTERNAL_ID_KEY, this.externalId);
    TestContext waitContext = new TestContext(1, Duration.ofSeconds(30L));
    ec2ClientManager.getOrCreateEC2ClientAsync(this.creds, TestAWSSetupUtils.regionId, this.instanceService).exceptionally(t -> {
        waitContext.fail(t);
        throw new CompletionException(t);
    }).thenAccept(ec2Client -> {
        this.client = ec2Client;
        waitContext.complete();
    });
    waitContext.await();
    Assert.assertNotNull(this.client);
    this.clientCacheCount = ec2ClientManager.getCacheCount();
    // Requesting another AWS client with the same set of credentials will not
    // create a new entry in the cache
    AmazonEC2AsyncClient oldClient = this.client;
    TestContext nextContext = new TestContext(1, Duration.ofSeconds(30L));
    ec2ClientManager.getOrCreateEC2ClientAsync(this.creds, TestAWSSetupUtils.regionId, this.instanceService).exceptionally(t -> {
        nextContext.fail(t);
        throw new CompletionException(t);
    }).thenAccept(ec2Client -> {
        this.client = ec2Client;
        nextContext.complete();
    });
    nextContext.await();
    Assert.assertNotNull(this.client);
    Assert.assertEquals(oldClient, this.client);
    assertEquals(this.clientCacheCount, ec2ClientManager.getCacheCount());
}

Example 4 with AWSClientManager

use of com.vmware.photon.controller.model.adapters.awsadapter.util.AWSClientManager in project photon-model by vmware.

the class TestAWSClientManagement method testAWSClientManagement.

@Test
public void testAWSClientManagement() throws Throwable {
    this.ec2ClientReferenceCount = getClientReferenceCount(AwsClientType.EC2);
    this.cloudWatchClientReferenceCount = getClientReferenceCount(AwsClientType.CLOUD_WATCH);
    this.host.setTimeoutSeconds(60);
    // Getting a reference to client managers in the test
    AWSClientManager ec2ClientManager = getClientManager(AwsClientType.EC2);
    ec2ClientManager.cleanUpArnCache();
    @SuppressWarnings("unused") AWSClientManager cloudWatchClientManager = getClientManager(AwsClientType.CLOUD_WATCH);
    cloudWatchClientManager.cleanUpArnCache();
    assertEquals(this.ec2ClientReferenceCount + 1, getClientReferenceCount(AwsClientType.EC2));
    assertEquals(this.cloudWatchClientReferenceCount + 1, getClientReferenceCount(AwsClientType.CLOUD_WATCH));
    // Getting an AWSclient from the client manager
    this.creds = new AuthCredentialsServiceState();
    this.creds.privateKey = this.accessKey;
    this.creds.privateKeyId = this.secretKey;
    TestContext waitContext = new TestContext(1, Duration.ofSeconds(30L));
    ec2ClientManager.getOrCreateEC2ClientAsync(this.creds, TestAWSSetupUtils.regionId, this.instanceService).exceptionally(t -> {
        waitContext.fail(t);
        throw new CompletionException(t);
    }).thenAccept(ec2Client -> {
        this.client = ec2Client;
        waitContext.complete();
    });
    waitContext.await();
    this.clientCacheCount = ec2ClientManager.getCacheCount();
    // Requesting another AWS client with the same set of credentials will not
    // create a new entry in the cache
    TestContext nextContext = new TestContext(1, Duration.ofSeconds(30L));
    ec2ClientManager.getOrCreateEC2ClientAsync(this.creds, TestAWSSetupUtils.regionId, this.instanceService).exceptionally(t -> {
        nextContext.fail(t);
        throw new CompletionException(t);
    }).thenAccept(ec2Client -> {
        this.client = ec2Client;
        nextContext.complete();
    });
    nextContext.await();
    assertEquals(this.clientCacheCount, ec2ClientManager.getCacheCount());
    // Emulating shutdown of individual services to check that the client resources are
    // cleaned up as expected.
    this.host.sendAndWaitExpectSuccess(Operation.createDelete(UriUtils.buildUri(this.host, AWSInstanceService.SELF_LINK)));
    assertEquals(this.ec2ClientReferenceCount, getClientReferenceCount(AwsClientType.EC2));
    this.host.sendAndWaitExpectSuccess(Operation.createDelete(UriUtils.buildUri(this.host, AWSStatsService.SELF_LINK)));
    assertEquals(this.cloudWatchClientReferenceCount, getClientReferenceCount(AwsClientType.CLOUD_WATCH));
    // Returning the references from the test
    returnClientManager(ec2ClientManager, AwsClientType.EC2);
    assertEquals(this.ec2ClientReferenceCount - 1, getClientReferenceCount(AwsClientType.EC2));
}

Example 5 with AWSClientManager

use of com.vmware.photon.controller.model.adapters.awsadapter.util.AWSClientManager in project photon-model by vmware.

the class TestAWSClientManagement method testAwsS3ClientManagement.

@Test
public void testAwsS3ClientManagement() throws Throwable {
    // Ensure that we start with a clean state.
    AWSClientManagerFactory.cleanUp(AwsClientType.S3_TRANSFER_MANAGER);
    // Get a reference to the client manager in the test
    AWSClientManager s3ClientManager = getClientManager(AwsClientType.S3_TRANSFER_MANAGER);
    assertEquals(1, getClientReferenceCount(AwsClientType.S3_TRANSFER_MANAGER));
    AuthCredentialsServiceState testCreds = new AuthCredentialsServiceState();
    testCreds.privateKey = this.accessKey;
    testCreds.privateKeyId = this.secretKey;
    final AmazonS3Client[] s3Client = new AmazonS3Client[1];
    TestContext waitContext = new TestContext(1, Duration.ofSeconds(30L));
    s3ClientManager.getOrCreateS3TransferManagerAsync(testCreds, TestAWSSetupUtils.regionId, this.instanceService).exceptionally(t -> {
        waitContext.fail(t);
        throw new CompletionException(t);
    }).thenAccept(i -> waitContext.complete());
    waitContext.await();
    assertEquals(1, s3ClientManager.getCacheCount());
    // Return the references from the test
    returnClientManager(s3ClientManager, AwsClientType.S3_TRANSFER_MANAGER);
    assertEquals(0, getClientReferenceCount(AwsClientType.S3_TRANSFER_MANAGER));
}