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…argetpool: multiple bugfixes Fix apache#1: targetpool = driver.ex_get_targetpool('tpname') targetpool.add_node(node) node.destroy() # targetpool still contains the node targetpool = driver.ex_get_targetpool('tpname') # targetpool.nodes contains node uri string (in addition to possible other node objects) # as produced by _to_targetpool because the node is in the pool but is destroyed targetpool.remove_node(node) # raises an exception, removes the node nevertheless. Expected behavior: remove the node, return true Fix apache#2: targetpool.add(node) targetpool.add(node) # targetpool.nodes contains 2 copies of node # actual targetpool resource on the GCE side doesn't contain 2 copies Expected behavior: no duplicates in targetpool.nodes, the node list matches GCE side Fix/Improvement apache#3: Allow specifying nodes by fully-qualified node uri in add_node and remove_node. if tp.nodes: tp.remove_node(tp.nodes[0]) # fails if the node in the list doesn't exist exoected behavior: should be able to remove any node from the list GCE allows adding non-existent nodes to the targetpool and doesn't automatically remove nodes from the pool if you delete them. libcloud should support doing the same.
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…argetpool: multiple bugfixes Fix apache#1: targetpool = driver.ex_get_targetpool('tpname') targetpool.add_node(node) node.destroy() # targetpool still contains the node targetpool = driver.ex_get_targetpool('tpname') # targetpool.nodes contains node uri string (in addition to possible other node objects) # as produced by _to_targetpool because the node is in the pool but is destroyed targetpool.remove_node(node) # raises an exception, removes the node nevertheless. Expected behavior: remove the node, return true Fix apache#2: targetpool.add(node) targetpool.add(node) # targetpool.nodes contains 2 copies of node # actual targetpool resource on the GCE side doesn't contain 2 copies Expected behavior: no duplicates in targetpool.nodes, the node list matches GCE side Fix/Improvement apache#3: Allow specifying nodes by fully-qualified node uri in add_node and remove_node. if tp.nodes: tp.remove_node(tp.nodes[0]) # fails if the node in the list doesn't exist exoected behavior: should be able to remove any node from the list GCE allows adding non-existent nodes to the targetpool and doesn't automatically remove nodes from the pool if you delete them. libcloud should support doing the same.
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…argetpool: multiple bugfixes Fix #1: targetpool = driver.ex_get_targetpool('tpname') targetpool.add_node(node) node.destroy() # targetpool still contains the node targetpool = driver.ex_get_targetpool('tpname') # targetpool.nodes contains node uri string (in addition to possible other node objects) # as produced by _to_targetpool because the node is in the pool but is destroyed targetpool.remove_node(node) # raises an exception, removes the node nevertheless. Expected behavior: remove the node, return true Fix #2: targetpool.add(node) targetpool.add(node) # targetpool.nodes contains 2 copies of node # actual targetpool resource on the GCE side doesn't contain 2 copies Expected behavior: no duplicates in targetpool.nodes, the node list matches GCE side Fix/Improvement #3: Allow specifying nodes by fully-qualified node uri in add_node and remove_node. if tp.nodes: tp.remove_node(tp.nodes[0]) # fails if the node in the list doesn't exist exoected behavior: should be able to remove any node from the list GCE allows adding non-existent nodes to the targetpool and doesn't automatically remove nodes from the pool if you delete them. libcloud should support doing the same. Signed-off-by: Tomaz Muraus <tomaz@apache.org>
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…ompute_driver_rebased Support for Virtual Machine Images and handling of Temp Redirects
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Fix syntax error for DimensionDataStatus object
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…ments Oneandone compute driver firewall improvements.
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…_driver_rebased Support for Virtual Machine Images and handling of Temp Redirects
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corrected some errors of typo and update list_image
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The Dummy Driver list_locations() method returns 3 dummy locations. They all have the same id=1, which is not good(tm)