require 'fog/core/model' require 'fog/libvirt/models/compute/util/util' module Fog module Compute class Libvirt class Volume < Fog::Model attr_reader :xml include Fog::Compute::LibvirtUtil identity :id, :aliases => 'key' attribute :pool_name attribute :key attribute :name attribute :path attribute :capacity attribute :allocation attribute :format_type attribute :backing_volume # Can be created by passing in :xml => "" # A volume always belongs to a pool, :pool_name => "" # def initialize(attributes={ }) @xml = attributes.delete(:xml) super(defaults.merge(attributes)) # We need a connection to calculate the pool_name # This is why we do this after super self.pool_name ||= default_pool_name end # Takes a pool and either :xml or other settings def save requires :pool_name raise Fog::Errors::Error.new('Reserving an existing volume may create a duplicate') if key @xml ||= to_xml self.path = service.create_volume(pool_name, xml).path end # Destroy a volume def destroy service.volume_action key, :delete end # Wipes a volume , zeroes disk def wipe service.volume_action key, :wipe end # Clones this volume to the name provided def clone(name) new_volume = self.dup new_volume.key = nil new_volume.name = name new_volume.save new_volume.reload end def clone_volume(new_name) requires :pool_name new_volume = self.dup new_volume.key = nil new_volume.name = new_name new_volume.path = service.clone_volume(pool_name, new_volume.to_xml, self.name).path new_volume.reload end private def image_suffix return "img" if format_type == "raw" format_type end def randominzed_name "#{super}.#{image_suffix}" end # Try to guess the default/first pool of no pool_name was specified def default_pool_name name = "default" return name unless (service.pools.all(:name => name)).empty? # we default to the first pool we find. first_pool = service.pools.first raise Fog::Errors::Error.new('No storage pools are defined') unless first_pool first_pool.name end def defaults { :persistent => true, :format_type => "raw", :name => randomized_name, :capacity => "10G", :allocation => "1G", } end def split_size_unit(text) if text.kind_of? Integer # if text is an integer, match will fail size = text unit = 'G' else matcher = text.match(/(\d+)(.+)/) size = matcher[1] unit = matcher[2] end [size, unit] end end end end end