Glance images can be deactivated ad reactivated with corresponding
API calls. It might be useful for operators to be able to control
these states through ansible modules as well. Instead of introduction
of the new parameter we're adding new state for the image that is
`inactive`.
Change-Id: I0738ff564f81a31690872450a4731340ed6bbeb1
At the moment we generate a set as a filter for image checksums which
lead to AttributeError in SDK:
'set' object has no attribute 'keys'
With that we ensure that supllying checksum does not cause
module crash.
Change-Id: I490f51950592f62c9ad81806593340779bf6dbdb
Code of the image module has been refactored partially only.
It will have to be completed in a follow up patch.
Change-Id: Id2360163117db9639a0af502ab44e02cae5cebaa
Dropped default values of min_disk and min_ram parameters because
it interferes with the update mechanism and glance uses those values
anyway [1], [2].
If the image is already present and visibility param is defined we
should check its visibility and correct it if needed. Added tests
to verify that both is_public and visibility can change the image.
If both name and id are specified for the image, we might want to
update the image name. This rely on fact that id pram is checked first.
Added rename tests to verify this.
For some reason if image object is used for the image update, 409
error produced and exception trown, but the change is in place. So
instead of image object, update query rely on the image.id
[1] 75051dd5a2/glance/db/simple/api.py (L226)
[2] 75051dd5a2/glance/domain/__init__.py (L125)
Change-Id: I9ca6b78bec96b69e6946b65796f12314a1ec6ab4
- Use proxy layer where possible
- Image upload has some tricky logic so that stays in the cloud layer
- Convert return value to dict
- Document return values
- Update visibility logic for glance v2 api
- Increase test coverage
- General refactoring to bring more in line with rest of collection
- Deprecate is_public attribute which has been replaced with
visibility.
- Deprecate volume attribute which has been made obsolete with
openstack.cloud.volume module. Removed examples showing the volume
attribute since users are encouraged to use openstack.cloud.volume
module.
Change-Id: I1d8034a3b9a391444ea275b68b06ee3a291c73c3
Previously the owner field was not set by module
`cloud.openstack.image`, although it is specified as a module parameter.
The usual approach in `ansible-collections-openstack` is to accept both
names and IDs when referencing openstack resources.
Therefore this commit follows the approach taken by
`python-openstackclient` in [1] and introduces a `project` and a
`project_domain` parameter to identify projects by name or ID and
assign the ID to the `owner` attribute of the image.
The `owner` parameter is left as an alias to `project` in the module.
Story: 2009983
Task: 45012
[1]
cf2de9af79
Change-Id: I3654587df8e40d554aac5126df307961f335332c
(cherry picked from commit acf64a1f72)
This makes image_info compatible with new sdk version
- This patch changes get_image (which is a cloud object method) to image.get_image (proxy object method)
- image.images accepts **query which is a dict object. So this patch changes the args passed to a dict. If properties is not specified it passes an empty dict.
- updates the documentation to reflect the actual returned parameters
- adds a ci test to list all images without specifying image name or property and assert no field is missing
- changes openstack_image to image in ansible return value
Change-Id: Ibf934568f069c305747fc24fbb22ce3fc095286c
1. Added ImageInfoModule class
2. Added basic test to see if image_info reflects created image and deletion of image
3. Added deprecated_names
4. Added 'type'/'required' in argument_spec
5. Removed debug statements from test as we are checking already with image_info module
Change-Id: I6ab5fd5384392f9de0af01b1937a75de4f16d28d
This is separate from the previous patch - it's just the results
of running the script so we can review the two a little independently.
We should probably squash them.
Change-Id: I838f15cf4a32455a5be20033c8ddc27db6ca15c0
