module Fog module Compute class Vsphere class Interface < Fog::Model SAVE_MUTEX = Mutex.new identity :mac alias :id :mac attribute :network attribute :name attribute :status attribute :summary attribute :type attribute :key attribute :virtualswitch attribute :server_id def initialize(attributes = {}) # Assign server first to prevent race condition with persisted? self.server_id = attributes.delete(:server_id) if attributes.has_key? :type and attributes[:type].is_a? String then attributes[:type] = Fog.class_from_string(attributes[:type], "RbVmomi::VIM") else attributes[:type] = Fog.class_from_string("VirtualE1000", "RbVmomi::VIM") end super defaults.merge(attributes) end def to_s name end def server requires :server_id service.servers.get(server_id) end def destroy requires :server_id, :key, :type service.destroy_vm_interface(server_id, :key => key, :type => type) end def save raise Fog::Errors::Error.new('Resaving an existing object may create a duplicate') if persisted? requires :server_id, :type, :network # Our approach of finding the newly created interface is rough. We assume that the :key value always increments # and thus the highest :key value must correspond to the created interface. Since this has an inherent race # condition we need to gate the saves. SAVE_MUTEX.synchronize do data = service.add_vm_interface(server_id, attributes) if data['task_state'] == 'success' # We have to query vSphere to get the interface attributes since the task handle doesn't include that info. created = server.interfaces.all.sort_by(&:key).last self.mac = created.mac self.name = created.name self.status = created.status self.summary = created.summary self.key = created.key self.virtualswitch = created.virtualswitch true else false end end end private def defaults default_type=Fog.credentials[:default_nic_type] || RbVmomi::VIM::VirtualE1000 { :name=>"Network adapter", :network=>"VM Network", :summary=>"VM Network", :type=> Fog.class_from_string(default_type, "RbVmomi::VIM"), } end end end end end