Examples with VmUtils io.cloudslang.content.vmware.services.utils.VmUtils used on opensource projects

Example 1 with VmUtils

use of io.cloudslang.content.vmware.services.utils.VmUtils in project cs-actions by CloudSlang.

the class DeployOvfTemplateService method createLeaseSetup.

protected ImmutablePair<ManagedObjectReference, OvfCreateImportSpecResult> createLeaseSetup(final ConnectionResources connectionResources, final VmInputs vmInputs, final String templatePath, final Map<String, String> ovfNetworkMap, final Map<String, String> ovfPropertyMap) throws Exception {
    final ManagedObjectReference ovfManager = getOvfManager(connectionResources);
    final VmUtils vmUtils = new VmUtils();
    final ManagedObjectReference resourcePool;
    if (StringUtilities.isBlank(vmInputs.getClusterName())) {
        resourcePool = vmUtils.getMorResourcePool(vmInputs.getResourcePool(), connectionResources);
    } else {
        ManagedObjectReference clusterMor = new MorObjectHandler().getSpecificMor(connectionResources, connectionResources.getMorRootFolder(), ClusterParameter.CLUSTER_COMPUTE_RESOURCE.getValue(), vmInputs.getClusterName());
        resourcePool = vmUtils.getMorResourcePoolFromCluster(connectionResources, clusterMor, vmInputs.getResourcePool());
    }
    final ManagedObjectReference hostMor = vmUtils.getMorHost(vmInputs.getHostname(), connectionResources, null);
    final ManagedObjectReference datastoreMor = vmUtils.getMorDataStore(vmInputs.getDataStore(), connectionResources, null, vmInputs);
    final ManagedObjectReference folderMor = vmUtils.getMorFolder(vmInputs.getFolderName(), connectionResources);
    final List<OvfNetworkMapping> ovfNetworkMappings = getOvfNetworkMappings(ovfNetworkMap, connectionResources);
    final List<KeyValue> ovfPropertyMappings = getOvfPropertyMappings(ovfPropertyMap);
    final OvfCreateImportSpecResult importSpecResult = connectionResources.getVimPortType().createImportSpec(ovfManager, getOvfTemplateAsString(templatePath), resourcePool, datastoreMor, getOvfCreateImportSpecParams(vmInputs, hostMor, ovfNetworkMappings, ovfPropertyMappings));
    checkImportSpecResultForErrors(importSpecResult);
    final ManagedObjectReference httpNfcLease = OvfUtils.getHttpNfcLease(connectionResources, importSpecResult.getImportSpec(), resourcePool, hostMor, folderMor);
    return ImmutablePair.of(httpNfcLease, importSpecResult);
}

Example 2 with VmUtils

use of io.cloudslang.content.vmware.services.utils.VmUtils in project cs-actions by CloudSlang.

the class VmService method createVM.

/**
 * Method used to connect to specified data center and create a virtual machine using the inputs provided.
 *
 * @param httpInputs Object that has all the inputs necessary to made a connection to data center
 * @param vmInputs   Object that has all the specific inputs necessary to create a new virtual machine
 * @return Map with String as key and value that contains returnCode of the operation, success message with task id
 *         of the execution or failure message and the exception if there is one
 * @throws Exception
 */
public Map<String, String> createVM(HttpInputs httpInputs, VmInputs vmInputs) throws Exception {
    ConnectionResources connectionResources = new ConnectionResources(httpInputs, vmInputs);
    try {
        VmUtils utils = new VmUtils();
        ManagedObjectReference vmFolderMor = utils.getMorFolder(vmInputs.getFolderName(), connectionResources);
        ManagedObjectReference resourcePoolMor = utils.getMorResourcePool(vmInputs.getResourcePool(), connectionResources);
        ManagedObjectReference hostMor = utils.getMorHost(vmInputs.getHostname(), connectionResources, null);
        VirtualMachineConfigSpec vmConfigSpec = new VmConfigSpecs().getVmConfigSpec(vmInputs, connectionResources);
        ManagedObjectReference task = connectionResources.getVimPortType().createVMTask(vmFolderMor, vmConfigSpec, resourcePoolMor, hostMor);
        return new ResponseHelper(connectionResources, task).getResultsMap("Success: Created [" + vmInputs.getVirtualMachineName() + "] VM. The taskId is: " + task.getValue(), "Failure: Could not create [" + vmInputs.getVirtualMachineName() + "] VM");
    } catch (Exception ex) {
        return ResponseUtils.getResultsMap(ex.toString(), Outputs.RETURN_CODE_FAILURE);
    } finally {
        if (httpInputs.isCloseSession()) {
            connectionResources.getConnection().disconnect();
            clearConnectionFromContext(httpInputs.getGlobalSessionObject());
        }
    }
}

Example 3 with VmUtils

use of io.cloudslang.content.vmware.services.utils.VmUtils in project cs-actions by CloudSlang.

the class VmService method cloneVM.

/**
 * Method used to connect to data center and clone a virtual machine identified by the inputs provided.
 *
 * @param httpInputs Object that has all the inputs necessary to made a connection to data center
 * @param vmInputs   Object that has all the specific inputs necessary to identify the virtual machine that will be
 *                   cloned
 * @return Map with String as key and value that contains returnCode of the operation, success message with task id
 *         of the execution or failure message and the exception if there is one
 * @throws Exception
 */
public Map<String, String> cloneVM(HttpInputs httpInputs, VmInputs vmInputs) throws Exception {
    ConnectionResources connectionResources = new ConnectionResources(httpInputs, vmInputs);
    try {
        ManagedObjectReference vmMor = new MorObjectHandler().getMor(connectionResources, ManagedObjectType.VIRTUAL_MACHINE.getValue(), vmInputs.getVirtualMachineName());
        if (vmMor != null) {
            VmUtils utils = new VmUtils();
            ManagedObjectReference folder = utils.getMorFolder(vmInputs.getFolderName(), connectionResources);
            ManagedObjectReference resourcePool = utils.getMorResourcePool(vmInputs.getCloneResourcePool(), connectionResources);
            ManagedObjectReference host = utils.getMorHost(vmInputs.getCloneHost(), connectionResources, vmMor);
            ManagedObjectReference dataStore = utils.getMorDataStore(vmInputs.getCloneDataStore(), connectionResources, vmMor, vmInputs);
            VirtualMachineRelocateSpec vmRelocateSpec = utils.getVirtualMachineRelocateSpec(resourcePool, host, dataStore, vmInputs);
            VirtualMachineCloneSpec cloneSpec = new VmConfigSpecs().getCloneSpec(vmInputs, vmRelocateSpec);
            ManagedObjectReference taskMor = connectionResources.getVimPortType().cloneVMTask(vmMor, folder, vmInputs.getCloneName(), cloneSpec);
            return new ResponseHelper(connectionResources, taskMor).getResultsMap("Success: The [" + vmInputs.getVirtualMachineName() + "] VM was successfully cloned. The taskId is: " + taskMor.getValue(), "Failure: The [" + vmInputs.getVirtualMachineName() + "] VM could not be cloned.");
        } else {
            return ResponseUtils.getVmNotFoundResultsMap(vmInputs);
        }
    } catch (Exception ex) {
        return ResponseUtils.getResultsMap(ex.toString(), Outputs.RETURN_CODE_FAILURE);
    } finally {
        if (httpInputs.isCloseSession()) {
            connectionResources.getConnection().disconnect();
            clearConnectionFromContext(httpInputs.getGlobalSessionObject());
        }
    }
}

Example 4 with VmUtils

use of io.cloudslang.content.vmware.services.utils.VmUtils in project cs-actions by CloudSlang.

the class VmService method updateVM.

/**
 * Method used to connect to data center to update existing devices of a virtual machine identified by the inputs
 * provided.
 *
 * @param httpInputs Object that has all the inputs necessary to made a connection to data center
 * @param vmInputs   Object that has all the specific inputs necessary to identify the targeted device
 * @return Map with String as key and value that contains returnCode of the operation, success message with task id
 *         of the execution or failure message and the exception if there is one
 * @throws Exception
 */
public Map<String, String> updateVM(HttpInputs httpInputs, VmInputs vmInputs) throws Exception {
    ConnectionResources connectionResources = new ConnectionResources(httpInputs, vmInputs);
    try {
        ManagedObjectReference vmMor = new MorObjectHandler().getMor(connectionResources, ManagedObjectType.VIRTUAL_MACHINE.getValue(), vmInputs.getVirtualMachineName());
        if (vmMor != null) {
            VirtualMachineConfigSpec vmConfigSpec = new VirtualMachineConfigSpec();
            String device = Device.getValue(vmInputs.getDevice()).toLowerCase();
            if (Constants.CPU.equalsIgnoreCase(device) || Constants.MEMORY.equalsIgnoreCase(device)) {
                vmConfigSpec = new VmUtils().getUpdateConfigSpec(vmInputs, vmConfigSpec, device);
            } else {
                vmConfigSpec = new VmUtils().getAddOrRemoveSpecs(connectionResources, vmMor, vmInputs, vmConfigSpec, device);
            }
            ManagedObjectReference task = connectionResources.getVimPortType().reconfigVMTask(vmMor, vmConfigSpec);
            return new ResponseHelper(connectionResources, task).getResultsMap("Success: The [" + vmInputs.getVirtualMachineName() + "] VM was successfully reconfigured. The taskId is: " + task.getValue(), "Failure: The [" + vmInputs.getVirtualMachineName() + "] VM could not be reconfigured.");
        } else {
            return ResponseUtils.getVmNotFoundResultsMap(vmInputs);
        }
    } catch (Exception ex) {
        return ResponseUtils.getResultsMap(ex.toString(), Outputs.RETURN_CODE_FAILURE);
    } finally {
        if (httpInputs.isCloseSession()) {
            connectionResources.getConnection().disconnect();
            clearConnectionFromContext(httpInputs.getGlobalSessionObject());
        }
    }
}