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Now that we no longer support py27, we can use the standard library
unittest.mock module instead of the third party mock lib.
Change-Id: Ib83e626f51e6e01898bb7931c1660a1a548500f3
Signed-off-by: Sean McGinnis <sean.mcginnis@gmail.com>
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pycrypto is unmaintained for a while and requirements team advises using
pycryptodome or cryptography libraries instead (see openstack-dev thread
[0]).
troveclient uses pycrypto to generate random data/content in its tests
which does not require any specific cryptographic need. This commit
replaces it by os.urandom from Python standard library.
[0] http://lists.openstack.org/pipermail/openstack-dev/2017-March/113568.html
Change-Id: Ia43c5883a51e8412c4a238d127c13db39e863da1
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To facilitate the concept of live-update, a new command
'reapply' has been added to reapply a given module
to all instances that it had previously been applied to.
Originally, a module designated live-update would automatically
be re-applied whenever it was updated. Adding a specific
command however, allows operators/users more control over
how the new payload would be distributed. Old 'modules'
could be left if desired, or updated with the new command.
Change-Id: Ic4cc9e9085cb40f1afbec05caeb04886137027a4
Partial-Bug: #1554903
Depends-On: I4caf4a57226dd711575cde766076fa25d16792e2
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Added a --count_only flag to the call for module instances
to return a summary of the applied instances
based on the MD5 of the module (this is most useful
for live_update modules, to see which ones haven't been
updated).
Added a new module-instance-count command. This was done
to facilitate getting the summary, since it returns
a different result set. It basically calls the
same python interface as module-instances, but adds
the --count_only flag.
Also added some missing tests.
Change-Id: Iea661166bf3a4f3520a590da5954aedcd0036243
Partial-Bug: #1554900
Depends-On: I4caf4a57226dd711575cde766076fa25d16792e2
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Client side of being able to specify 'priority' modules plus a
way to rank the order in which modules are applied. Two new
attributes 'priority_apply' and 'apply_order' have been added
to the python API and are supported in the CLI by means of the
module-create and module-update commands.
Partially Implements: blueprint module-management-ordering
Change-Id: I2b871c7d1eab634174396bd0905329f3a66755f6
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This adds support in the python API and Trove CLI
for instance module commands. These commands include:
- module-apply
- module-remove
- module-query
- module-retrieve
- module-list-instance
The parsing of --instance was modified to allow multiple
modules to be specified. This was extended to 'nics' as well.
Partially Implements: blueprint module-management
Change-Id: If62f5e51d4628cc6a8b10303d5c3893b3bd5057e
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This adds support in the python API and Trove CLI
for module maintenance commands. These commands include:
- module-list
- module-show
- module-create
- module-update
- module-delete
Partially Implements: blueprint module-management
Change-Id: I54d37025275dee4731ad49ebbd21612c4464e4c4
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