Examples with Entitlement org.candlepin.model.Entitlement used on opensource projects

Example 91 with Entitlement

use of org.candlepin.model.Entitlement in project candlepin by candlepin.

the class ComplianceRulesTest method virtualSingleEntOnlyUsesVcpuAndRam.

@Test
public void virtualSingleEntOnlyUsesVcpuAndRam() {
    Consumer c = mockConsumer(PRODUCT_1);
    c.setFact("virt.is_guest", "true");
    c.setFact("cpu.core(s)_per_socket", "8");
    c.setFact("cpu.cpu_socket(s)", "10");
    // 8GB RAM
    c.setFact("memory.memtotal", "8000000");
    List<Entitlement> ents = new LinkedList<>();
    Entitlement ent = mockEntitlement(c, TestUtil.createProduct("Awesome Product"), PRODUCT_1);
    ent.getPool().getProduct().setAttribute(Product.Attributes.CORES, "1");
    ent.getPool().getProduct().setAttribute(Product.Attributes.RAM, "1");
    ent.getPool().getProduct().setAttribute(Product.Attributes.SOCKETS, "1");
    ent.getPool().getProduct().setAttribute(Product.Attributes.VCPU, "1");
    ents.add(ent);
    ents.get(0).setQuantity(1);
    mockEntCurator(c, ents);
    ComplianceStatus status = compliance.getStatus(c, TestUtil.createDate(2011, 8, 30));
    assertEquals(ComplianceStatus.YELLOW, status.getStatus());
    assertEquals(0, status.getNonCompliantProducts().size());
    assertEquals(1, status.getPartiallyCompliantProducts().size());
    assertEquals(0, status.getCompliantProducts().size());
    assertTrue(status.getPartiallyCompliantProducts().keySet().contains(PRODUCT_1.getId()));
    // We should be partial because of ram and vcpus, nothing else
    assertEquals(2, status.getReasons().size());
    List<String> reasonKeys = new LinkedList<>();
    for (ComplianceReason r : status.getReasons()) {
        reasonKeys.add(r.getKey());
    }
    assertTrue(reasonKeys.contains("RAM"));
    assertTrue(reasonKeys.contains("VCPU"));
}

Example 92 with Entitlement

use of org.candlepin.model.Entitlement in project candlepin by candlepin.

the class ComplianceRulesTest method fullyCompliantVirtLimitStackWithInactiveGuests.

@Test
public void fullyCompliantVirtLimitStackWithInactiveGuests() {
    Consumer c = mockConsumer(PRODUCT_1, PRODUCT_2);
    for (int i = 0; i < 5; i++) {
        c.addGuestId(new GuestId("" + i, c));
    }
    List<Entitlement> ents = new LinkedList<>();
    ents.add(mockStackedEntitlement(c, STACK_ID_1, TestUtil.createProduct("Awesome Product"), PRODUCT_1, PRODUCT_2));
    ents.add(mockStackedEntitlement(c, STACK_ID_1, TestUtil.createProduct("Awesome Product"), PRODUCT_1, PRODUCT_2));
    ents.add(mockStackedEntitlement(c, STACK_ID_1, TestUtil.createProduct("Awesome Product"), PRODUCT_1, PRODUCT_2));
    ents.add(mockStackedEntitlement(c, STACK_ID_1, TestUtil.createProduct("Awesome Product"), PRODUCT_1, PRODUCT_2));
    for (Entitlement ent : ents) {
        ent.getPool().getProduct().setAttribute(Product.Attributes.GUEST_LIMIT, "4");
    }
    mockEntCurator(c, ents);
    ComplianceStatus status = compliance.getStatus(c, TestUtil.createDate(2011, 8, 30));
    assertEquals(0, status.getNonCompliantProducts().size());
    assertEquals(0, status.getPartiallyCompliantProducts().size());
    assertEquals(2, status.getCompliantProducts().size());
    assertTrue(status.getCompliantProducts().keySet().contains(PRODUCT_1.getId()));
    assertTrue(status.getCompliantProducts().keySet().contains(PRODUCT_2.getId()));
    assertEquals(4, status.getCompliantProducts().get(PRODUCT_1.getId()).size());
    assertEquals(4, status.getCompliantProducts().get(PRODUCT_2.getId()).size());
}

Example 93 with Entitlement

use of org.candlepin.model.Entitlement in project candlepin by candlepin.

the class ComplianceRulesTest method regularEntsBothLackingSocketCoverage.

/*
     * Test an installed product with two normal non-stacked entitlements, both of which
     * do not provide enough sockets for the system. Note that these entitlements
     * are not stacked together.
     */
@Test
public void regularEntsBothLackingSocketCoverage() {
    // Consumer with 8 sockets:
    Consumer c = mockConsumer(PRODUCT_1);
    List<Entitlement> ents = new LinkedList<>();
    // One entitlement that only provides four sockets:
    ents.add(mockEntitlement(c, TestUtil.createProduct("Awesome Product"), PRODUCT_1));
    ents.get(0).getPool().getProduct().setAttribute(Product.Attributes.SOCKETS, "4");
    // One entitlement that provides 6 sockets:
    ents.add(mockEntitlement(c, TestUtil.createProduct("Awesome Product"), PRODUCT_1));
    ents.get(1).getPool().getProduct().setAttribute(Product.Attributes.SOCKETS, "6");
    mockEntCurator(c, ents);
    ComplianceStatus status = compliance.getStatus(c, TestUtil.createDate(2011, 8, 30));
    assertEquals(0, status.getNonCompliantProducts().size());
    assertEquals(1, status.getPartiallyCompliantProducts().size());
    assertEquals(0, status.getCompliantProducts().size());
    assertEquals(0, status.getPartialStacks().size());
    assertTrue(status.getPartiallyCompliantProducts().keySet().contains(PRODUCT_1.getId()));
}

Example 94 with Entitlement

use of org.candlepin.model.Entitlement in project candlepin by candlepin.

the class ComplianceRulesTest method fullyCompliantVirtLimitStackAllUnlimited.

@Test
public void fullyCompliantVirtLimitStackAllUnlimited() {
    Consumer c = mockConsumer(PRODUCT_1, PRODUCT_2);
    for (int i = 0; i < 5; i++) {
        c.addGuestId(new GuestId("" + i, c, activeGuestAttrs));
    }
    List<Entitlement> ents = new LinkedList<>();
    ents.add(mockStackedEntitlement(c, STACK_ID_1, TestUtil.createProduct("Awesome Product"), PRODUCT_1, PRODUCT_2));
    ents.add(mockStackedEntitlement(c, STACK_ID_1, TestUtil.createProduct("Awesome Product"), PRODUCT_1, PRODUCT_2));
    ents.add(mockStackedEntitlement(c, STACK_ID_1, TestUtil.createProduct("Awesome Product"), PRODUCT_1, PRODUCT_2));
    ents.add(mockStackedEntitlement(c, STACK_ID_1, TestUtil.createProduct("Awesome Product"), PRODUCT_1, PRODUCT_2));
    for (Entitlement ent : ents) {
        ent.getPool().getProduct().setAttribute(Product.Attributes.GUEST_LIMIT, "-1");
    }
    mockEntCurator(c, ents);
    ComplianceStatus status = compliance.getStatus(c, TestUtil.createDate(2011, 8, 30));
    assertEquals(0, status.getNonCompliantProducts().size());
    assertEquals(2, status.getCompliantProducts().size());
    assertEquals(0, status.getPartiallyCompliantProducts().size());
    assertTrue(status.getCompliantProducts().keySet().contains(PRODUCT_1.getId()));
    assertTrue(status.getCompliantProducts().keySet().contains(PRODUCT_2.getId()));
    assertEquals(4, status.getCompliantProducts().get(PRODUCT_1.getId()).size());
    assertEquals(4, status.getCompliantProducts().get(PRODUCT_2.getId()).size());
}

Example 95 with Entitlement

use of org.candlepin.model.Entitlement in project candlepin by candlepin.

the class ComplianceRulesTest method compliantStack.

// Test a fully stacked scenario:
@Test
public void compliantStack() {
    Consumer c = mockConsumer(PRODUCT_1, PRODUCT_2);
    List<Entitlement> ents = new LinkedList<>();
    ents.add(mockStackedEntitlement(c, STACK_ID_1, TestUtil.createProduct("Awesome Product"), PRODUCT_1, PRODUCT_2));
    ents.add(mockStackedEntitlement(c, STACK_ID_1, TestUtil.createProduct("Awesome Product"), PRODUCT_1, PRODUCT_2));
    ents.add(mockStackedEntitlement(c, STACK_ID_1, TestUtil.createProduct("Awesome Product"), PRODUCT_1, PRODUCT_2));
    ents.add(mockStackedEntitlement(c, STACK_ID_1, TestUtil.createProduct("Awesome Product"), PRODUCT_1, PRODUCT_2));
    mockEntCurator(c, ents);
    ComplianceStatus status = compliance.getStatus(c, TestUtil.createDate(2011, 8, 30));
    assertEquals(0, status.getNonCompliantProducts().size());
    assertEquals(0, status.getPartiallyCompliantProducts().size());
    assertEquals(2, status.getCompliantProducts().size());
    assertTrue(status.getCompliantProducts().keySet().contains(PRODUCT_1.getId()));
    assertTrue(status.getCompliantProducts().keySet().contains(PRODUCT_2.getId()));
    assertEquals(4, status.getCompliantProducts().get(PRODUCT_1.getId()).size());
    assertEquals(4, status.getCompliantProducts().get(PRODUCT_2.getId()).size());
}