fog--fog/lib/fog/vsphere/requests/compute/vm_clone.rb

module Fog
  module Compute
    class Vsphere

      module Shared
        private
        def vm_clone_check_options(options)
          default_options = {
            'force'        => false,
            'linked_clone' => false,
          }
          options = default_options.merge(options)
          required_options = %w{ path name }
          required_options.each do |param|
            raise ArgumentError, "#{required_options.join(', ')} are required" unless options.has_key? param
          end
          # The tap removes the leading empty string
          path_elements = options['path'].split('/').tap { |o| o.shift }
          first_folder = path_elements.shift
          if first_folder != 'Datacenters' then
            raise ArgumentError, "vm_clone path option must start with /Datacenters.  Got: #{options['path']}"
          end
          dc_name = path_elements.shift
          if not self.datacenters.include? dc_name then
            raise ArgumentError, "Datacenter #{dc_name} does not exist, only datacenters #{self.dacenters.join(",")} are accessible."
          end
          options
        end
      end

      class Real
        include Shared
        def vm_clone(options = {})
          # Option handling
          options = vm_clone_check_options(options)

          notfound = lambda { raise Fog::Compute::Vsphere::NotFound, "Could not find VM template" }

          # Find the template in the folder.  This is more efficient than
          # searching ALL VM's looking for the template.
          # Tap gets rid of the leading empty string and "Datacenters" element
          # and returns the array.
          path_elements = options['path'].split('/').tap { |ary| ary.shift 2 }
          # The DC name itself.
          template_dc = path_elements.shift
          # If the first path element contains "vm" this denotes the vmFolder
          # and needs to be shifted out
          path_elements.shift if path_elements[0] == 'vm'
          # The template name.  The remaining elements are the folders in the
          # datacenter.
          template_name = path_elements.pop
          # Make sure @datacenters is populated.  We need the instances from the Hash keys.
          self.datacenters
          # Get the datacenter managed object from the hash
          dc = @datacenters[template_dc]
          # Get the VM Folder (Group) efficiently
          vm_folder = dc.vmFolder
          # Walk the tree resetting the folder pointer as we go
          folder = path_elements.inject(vm_folder) do |current_folder, sub_folder_name|
            # JJM VIM::Folder#find appears to be quite efficient as it uses the
            # searchIndex It certainly appears to be faster than
            # VIM::Folder#inventory since that returns _all_ managed objects of
            # a certain type _and_ their properties.
            sub_folder = current_folder.find(sub_folder_name, RbVmomi::VIM::Folder)
            raise ArgumentError, "Could not descend into #{sub_folder_name}.  Please check your path." unless sub_folder
            sub_folder
          end

          # Now find the template itself using the efficient find method
          vm_mob_ref = folder.find(template_name, RbVmomi::VIM::VirtualMachine)

          # Now find _a_ resource pool of the template's host (REVISIT: We need
          # to support cloning into a specific RP)
          esx_host = vm_mob_ref.collect!('runtime.host')['runtime.host']
          # The parent of the ESX host itself is a ComputeResource which has a resourcePool
          resource_pool = esx_host.parent.resourcePool
          relocation_spec=nil
          if ( options['linked_clone'] )
            # cribbed heavily from the rbvmomi clone_vm.rb
            # this chunk of code reconfigures the disk of the clone source to be read only,
            # and then creates a delta disk on top of that, this is required by the API in order to create
            # linked clondes
            disks = vm_mob_ref.config.hardware.device.select do |vm_device|
              vm_device.class == RbVmomi::VIM::VirtualDisk
            end
            disks.select{|vm_device| vm_device.backing.parent == nil}.each do |disk|
              disk_spec = {
                :deviceChange => [
                  {
                    :operation => :remove,
                    :device => disk
                  },
                  {
                    :operation => :add,
                    :fileOperation => :create,
                    :device => disk.dup.tap{|disk_backing|
                      disk_backing.backing = disk_backing.backing.dup;
                      disk_backing.backing.fileName = "[#{disk.backing.datastore.name}]";
                      disk_backing.backing.parent = disk.backing
                    }
                  },
                ]
              }
              vm_mob_ref.ReconfigVM_Task(:spec => disk_spec).wait_for_completion
            end
            # Next, create a Relocation Spec instance
            relocation_spec = RbVmomi::VIM.VirtualMachineRelocateSpec(:pool => resource_pool,
                                                                      :diskMoveType => :moveChildMostDiskBacking)
          else
            relocation_spec = RbVmomi::VIM.VirtualMachineRelocateSpec(:pool => resource_pool,
                                                                      :transform => options['transform'] || 'sparse')
          end
          # And the clone specification
          clone_spec = RbVmomi::VIM.VirtualMachineCloneSpec(:location => relocation_spec,
                                                            :powerOn  => options['power_on'] || true,
                                                            :template => false)
          task = vm_mob_ref.CloneVM_Task(:folder => vm_mob_ref.parent, :name => options['name'], :spec => clone_spec)
          # Waiting for the VM to complete allows us to get the VirtulMachine
          # object of the new machine when it's done.  It is HIGHLY recommended
          # to set 'wait' => true if your app wants to wait.  Otherwise, you're
          # going to have to reload the server model over and over which
          # generates a lot of time consuming API calls to vmware.
          if options['wait'] then
            # REVISIT: It would be awesome to call a block passed to this
            # request to notify the application how far along in the process we
            # are.  I'm thinking of updating a progress bar, etc...
            new_vm = task.wait_for_completion
          else
            tries = 0
            new_vm = begin
              # Try and find the new VM (folder.find is quite efficient)
              folder.find(options['name'], RbVmomi::VIM::VirtualMachine) or raise Fog::Vsphere::Errors::NotFound
            rescue Fog::Vsphere::Errors::NotFound
              tries += 1
              if tries <= 10 then
                sleep 15
                retry
              end
              nil
            end
          end

          # Return hash
          {
            'vm_ref'        => new_vm ? new_vm._ref : nil,
            'vm_attributes' => new_vm ? convert_vm_mob_ref_to_attr_hash(new_vm) : {},
            'task_ref'      => task._ref
          }
        end

      end

      class Mock
        include Shared
        def vm_clone(options = {})
          # Option handling
          options = vm_clone_check_options(options)
          notfound = lambda { raise Fog::Compute::Vsphere::NotFound, "Cloud not find VM template" }
          vm_mob_ref = list_virtual_machines['virtual_machines'].find(notfound) do |vm|
            vm['name'] == options['path'].split("/")[-1]
          end
          {
            'vm_ref'   => 'vm-123',
            'task_ref' => 'task-1234',
          }
        end

      end
    end
  end
end