os-vif/os_vif/__init__.py
Daniel P. Berrange 4cdd962bc3 host_info: add ability to filter list of supported vifs
The HostInfo object reports information about all plugins
installed on the host and which vif types they support.

When configuring a port for a particular instance though,
the service host may only support a subset of vif types.

For example, if the VM does not have shared memory, or
is not using virtio-net, then it is not possible to use
the vhostuser VIF type. Thus users of os-vif need to be
able to filter the HostInfo data to restrict to to the
subset of vif types that are actually usable in the
particular usage scenario.

Rather than having the compute node pass across an
arbitary set of information to os-vif, to have it do
filtering in the os_vif.host_info() method, add an API
that lets Nova filter the host info explicitly.

For example, when configuring a instance's port Nova
would do

   supported_vif_types = ["VIFBridge", "VIFOpenVSwitch"]
   if ...instance has shared memory and QEMU > 2.1.0...
     supported_vif_types.append("VIFVHostUser")

   host_info = os_vif.host_info(supported_vif_types)

Change-Id: I1f8c8ae49b767b7684f60cd9cac153fc9ab42088
2016-11-08 13:09:50 +00:00

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from oslo_log import log as logging
from stevedore import extension
import os_vif.exception
import os_vif.i18n
import os_vif.objects
_LE = os_vif.i18n._LE
_LI = os_vif.i18n._LI
_EXT_MANAGER = None
LOG = logging.getLogger(__name__)
def initialize(reset=False):
"""
Loads all os_vif plugins and initializes them with a dictionary of
configuration options. These configuration options are passed as-is
to the individual VIF plugins that are loaded via stevedore.
:param reset: Recreate and load the VIF plugin extensions.
"""
global _EXT_MANAGER
if _EXT_MANAGER is None:
os_vif.objects.register_all()
if reset or (_EXT_MANAGER is None):
_EXT_MANAGER = extension.ExtensionManager(namespace='os_vif',
invoke_on_load=False)
loaded_plugins = []
for plugin_name in _EXT_MANAGER.names():
cls = _EXT_MANAGER[plugin_name].plugin
obj = cls.load(plugin_name)
LOG.debug(("Loaded VIF plugin class '%(cls)s' "
"with name '%(plugin_name)s'"),
{'cls': cls, 'plugin_name': plugin_name})
loaded_plugins.append(plugin_name)
_EXT_MANAGER[plugin_name].obj = obj
LOG.info(_LI("Loaded VIF plugins: %s"), ", ".join(loaded_plugins))
def plug(vif, instance_info):
"""
Given a model of a VIF, perform operations to plug the VIF properly.
:param vif: `os_vif.objects.VIF` object.
:param instance_info: `os_vif.objects.InstanceInfo` object.
:raises `exception.LibraryNotInitialized` if the user of the library
did not call os_vif.initialize(**config) before trying to
plug a VIF.
:raises `exception.NoMatchingPlugin` if there is no plugin for the
type of VIF supplied.
:raises `exception.PlugException` if anything fails during unplug
operations.
"""
if _EXT_MANAGER is None:
raise os_vif.exception.LibraryNotInitialized()
plugin_name = vif.plugin
try:
plugin = _EXT_MANAGER[plugin_name].obj
except KeyError:
raise os_vif.exception.NoMatchingPlugin(plugin_name=plugin_name)
try:
LOG.debug("Plugging vif %s", vif)
plugin.plug(vif, instance_info)
LOG.info(_LI("Successfully plugged vif %s"), vif)
except Exception as err:
LOG.error(_LE("Failed to plug vif %(vif)s"),
{"vif": vif}, exc_info=True)
raise os_vif.exception.PlugException(vif=vif, err=err)
def unplug(vif, instance_info):
"""
Given a model of a VIF, perform operations to unplug the VIF properly.
:param vif: `os_vif.objects.VIF` object.
:param instance_info: `os_vif.objects.InstanceInfo` object.
:raises `exception.LibraryNotInitialized` if the user of the library
did not call os_vif.initialize(**config) before trying to
plug a VIF.
:raises `exception.NoMatchingPlugin` if there is no plugin for the
type of VIF supplied.
:raises `exception.UnplugException` if anything fails during unplug
operations.
"""
if _EXT_MANAGER is None:
raise os_vif.exception.LibraryNotInitialized()
plugin_name = vif.plugin
try:
plugin = _EXT_MANAGER[plugin_name].obj
except KeyError:
raise os_vif.exception.NoMatchingPlugin(plugin_name=plugin_name)
try:
LOG.debug("Unplugging vif %s", vif)
plugin.unplug(vif, instance_info)
LOG.info(_LI("Successfully unplugged vif %s"), vif)
except Exception as err:
LOG.error(_LE("Failed to unplug vif %(vif)s"),
{"vif": vif}, exc_info=True)
raise os_vif.exception.UnplugException(vif=vif, err=err)
def host_info(permitted_vif_type_names=None):
"""
:param permitted_vif_type_names: list of VIF object names
Get information about the host platform configuration to be
provided to the network manager. This will include information
about what plugins are installed in the host
If permitted_vif_type_names is not None, the returned HostInfo
will be filtered such that it only includes plugins which
support one of the listed VIF types. This allows the caller
to filter out impls which are not compatible with the current
usage configuration. For example, to remove VIFVHostUser if
the guest does not support shared memory.
:returns: a os_vif.host_info.HostInfo class instance
"""
if _EXT_MANAGER is None:
raise os_vif.exception.LibraryNotInitialized()
plugins = [
_EXT_MANAGER[name].obj.describe()
for name in sorted(_EXT_MANAGER.names())
]
info = os_vif.objects.host_info.HostInfo(plugin_info=plugins)
if permitted_vif_type_names is not None:
info.filter_vif_types(permitted_vif_type_names)
return info