Description:
Adding overloaded addProxyObject() function to CloudException
and RuntimeCloudException classes and using this function
to stuff exceptions with IDs, to reduce code footprint.
Description:
Modifying the API functions' exception handling to call
addProxyObject() wherever applicable, and removing some
wrong calls to addProxyObject() that were put in in an
earlier commit for this bug.
With this commit, we cover many API functions to use the
new exception handling code, but some pieces may still be
left out. These will be covered as work in progress, when
making changes to the CS API code.
Bug 13127: API error text refer to database ids instead of uuids
Code-Reviewers: Ewan Mellor, Kelven Yang
Description:
1. A new class CSExceptionErrorCode has been added to utils.
It contains a list of error codes for each type of
Exception class. Use fully qualified package paths for
Exceptions in CSExceptionErrorCode. We log any exception
name not found in the list of error codes for exceptions.
2. Whenever we throw an exception exobj anywhere in the
CS code, the CSErrorCode is set in the base class
constructor.
3. We add a new field csErrorCode in classes CloudException,
RuntimeCloudException, ExecutionException and
ExceptionResponse.
4. Two places in ApiServer.java were wrongly modified when
putting in changes for bug 13127 to not throw an exception.
This has been corrected in this commit.
Description:
Modified the IdentityTypeAdapter's custom serializer to
identify whether this is an exception response that is being
serialized, by checking if the idFieldName is set. If so,
serialize both uuid and the uuidProperty (for eg, zoneId and
"zoneId" (string)) and pass back the json representation of that.
Modified XML serializer also to build a list of uuids+fieldnames.
Introduced a new field "cserrorcode" in ExceptionResponse. This
refers to an error code that can be according to the specific
Exception being thrown. This will be serialized as usual. There
shouldn't be any need to do a db lookup for conversion for these
error codes.
Description:
Modify Exception handling to enable addition of multiple
uuids in a single exception thrown by API functions. Both
XML and JSON outputs will store all uuids and Fieldnames.
This will make it easier to provide more information when
an exception occurs - for example, a zone id, a cluster id,
host id, and then a specific property id.
Description:
Added a field name for the db id in the IdentityProxy class, and
modified setProxyObject() to take an additional id name parameter.
This will let us know the name of the uuid that we are returning.
E.g.- domainId, zoneId, etc. The client can view this field in
the json/xml output. Modified the JSON/XML serialization routines
to append this new parameter to the serialized output for Exception
Responses.
Description:
1) Put in an IdentityProxy object in the ExceptionResponse class.
This allows us to copy over the IdentityProxy object contained
in the exception caught by handlerequest() when thrown by the
command's execute() method, into the Response object that is
prepared to return an exception response to the calling API
invocation.
2) Modified the GSON serialization method to conver the entire
exception object into JSON format and not just the error text.
3) Modify the updateDomain API to populate the exception it throws
upon detecting a duplicate domain to include the tablename and
domain db id in the exception's IdentityProxy object.
NOTE:
1) We can modify the base exception classes and the ExceptionResponse
class to contain a list of IdentityProxy objects rather than a
single one.
2) We will need to modify all commands such that wherever applicable
(wherever a db id is involved), they populate the IdentityProxy
object(s) before throwing an exception.
Description:
1) Added a setProxyObject() method to CloudException and RuntimeCloudException
2) Modified a bunch of throw exceptions in NetworkManagerImpl.java to call setProxyObject() before throwing an exception.
3) Changed scope of ProxyIdentity attribute to protected.
4) Added routines to ServerApiException to get/set IdentityProxy object, and
routine in RuntimeCloudException to get the Idproxy object.
5) Modified the exception handling around the dispatcher and handlerequest()
to copy over the IdentityProxy information before rethrowing an exception
eventually back to handle().
6) Removed duplicate IdentityProxy object in ServerApiException.
It was extending RuntimeCloudException which already had an
IdentityProxy object.
Description:
1) Moved RuntimeCloudException from api/ to utils/.
Added simple constructor to RuntimeCloudException.
Modified all classes that extended RuntimeException
to extend RuntimeCloudException. These classes
are listed below:
ServerApiException
CloudAuthenticationException
CloudExecutionException
AsyncCommandQueued
HypervisorVersionChangedException
RuntimeCloudException
2) Added overloaded constructed to CloudException.
Modified all classes that extend Exception to extend CloudException instead.
These classes are listed below:
ConcurrentOperationException
ConflictingNetworkSettingsException
ConnectionException
DiscoveryException
InsufficientCapacityException
ManagementServerException
ResourceUnavailableException
VirtualMachineMigrationException
AgentControlChannelException
OperationTimedoutException.java
UnsupportedVersionException.java
UsageServerException.java
UnableDeleteHostException.java
AgentAuthnException.java
HttpCallException.java
ActiveFencingException.java
ClusterInvalidSessionException.java
GreTunnelException.java
OvsVlanExhaustedException.java
Description:
1) Adding two new classes, CloudException and RunTimeCloudException.
The former extends Exception and the latter RunTimeException.
These will be used by classes that formerly directly extended
Exception and RuntimeException. These two classes have an attribute
of type IdentityProxy to enable exceptions fill in db ids in separate
attribute fields rather than in a string. Doing so will allow the
serialization module (GSON for JSON and other for XML) to kick in
and convert this db id to a uuid in ApiServer.java just before the
JSON/XML responses are sent out.
2) Moving IdentityProxy.java from api/ to utils/ since
both CloudException and RuntimeCloudException refer to it.
3) Changing references to IdentityProxy class from api/ to utils/.
4) While rebasing to master, a new file was added, merging
api/src/com/cloud/api/response/IsoVmResponse.java to this diff.
Reviewed-by: Sheng Yang
Changes:
- Do not check if allocation_state is 'Enabled' in planner if the caller is Root Admin.
- This should let Root Admin create a VM in a disabled Zone.
Changes:
To migrate systems using 'use.user.concentrated.pod.allocation' as true and 'vm.allocation.algorithm' as true, we need to
add following changes:
- There will be 5 values to 'vm.allocation.algorithm': 'random', 'firstfit', 'userdispersing', 'userconcentratedpod_random', 'userconcentratedpod_firstfit'
- 'userconcentratedpod_random' means we apply user concentration to pods and clusters. To hosts and pools we use random ordering.
- 'userconcentratedpod_firstfit' means we apply user concentration to pods and clusters. To hosts and pools we use firstfit ordering.
CIDR may be different after update to a service offering contained external
network element, user is required to acknowledge this, otherwise the update
won't process
Summary of changes: Database changes will be rollbacked while applying the LB rule to the Netscaler device.
- Database changes will be rollbacked to previous state during the following Lb API's:
1) assignVM to LB rule
2) remove VM from LB rule
3) updateLb rule
4) deleteLb rule
5) create/attach sticky policy to Lb rule
6) delete sticky policy from Lb rule
- Database changes of the Lb rule will be not be rolledback during:
1) Removing IP
2) removing VM
Summary of Changes:
- created a generic way for LB rule validations, so as LB device(like Haproxy) specific validations can be done syncronously.
- Removed asyncronous validations from Haproxy and done syncronously.
When elb capability is enabled on the network offering, we:
1) on each createLB command:
* associate ip address to the LB rule owner
* create LB rule
2) on each deleteLb command:
* delete the rule
* disassociate ip address
The rule belongs to the owner, so proper usage events are generated
2) Added elasticIp and elasticLb network capabilities. Provided support to create network offering with these capabilities.
3) Added one more default network offering having elasticip and elasticlb
4) Public network support to Basic zone. You can associate/disassociate IP addresses now
Introduce the concept of Ip Deployer. The IP deployer would be responible for
apply IP to the element. Most element's IP deployer is itself, but it can be
someone else if we want to implement inline mode in the future.
Conserve mode means, we can use same IP for different purposes, in order to
"conserve" ip resources. But in this offering, all the service providers should
be the same, and the network created from this offering may be prohibited from
update to different network offering whose services are provided by different
service providers - because different service providers would need different IPs
for different services.
If user want to update the "conserve mode" network with the network offering
that has different service providers, each public IP should have only one usage,
only them the update is allowed.
Alena Prokharchyk
Alena
Vijayendra Bhamidipati
Sheng Yang
abhi
prachi
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frank
Edison Su
Jessica Tomechak
kishan
anthony
Nitin Mehta
Sheng Yang
Naredula Janardhana Reddy
Alex Huang
Murali reddy
Jessica Wang
Murali Reddy