python-tempestconf/config_tempest/services/ceilometer.py
Martin Kopec 6a616e5db2 Don't use name of a service as a key
Name of a service shouldn't be used as a key in structures as the name is
a user-facing name and it's not intended to be machine-parseable:
https://docs.openstack.org/keystone/stein/contributor/service-catalog.html#services

Story: 2006892
Task: 37526

Change-Id: I9621aee957e8a043f6ac251b96abafd80ef167f1
2019-12-03 22:25:18 +00:00

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from config_tempest import constants as C
from config_tempest.services.base import Service
from tempest.lib import exceptions
class MeteringService(Service):
def post_configuration(self, conf, is_service):
try:
params = {'type': 'metering'}
services = self.client.list_services(**params)
except exceptions.Forbidden:
C.LOG.warning("User has no permissions to list services - "
"metering service can't be discovered.")
return
if services and len(services['services']):
metering = services['services'][0]
if 'ceilometer' in metering['name'] and metering['enabled']:
conf.set('service_available', 'ceilometer', 'True')
@staticmethod
def get_service_type():
return ['metering']
@staticmethod
def get_codename():
return 'ceilometer'