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prototyping creation of blank VM via fog in vsphere 4.1
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#!/usr/bin/env ruby | |
### | |
### DISCLAIMER - this example is not working yet | |
### more info on this fog github issue - https://github.com/fog/fog/issues/2798 | |
### | |
require 'fog' | |
require 'pp' | |
$user = 'foo' | |
$pass= 'foo' | |
$server = '10.210.9.20' | |
credentials = { | |
:provider => "vsphere", | |
:vsphere_username => $user, | |
:vsphere_password=> $pass, | |
:vsphere_server => $server, | |
:vsphere_ssl => true, | |
:vsphere_expected_pubkey_hash => "f2a6a2f86562d94fcbfcaa41dd132bc120c996344e1bb357a018d19190d37633" | |
} | |
$connection = Fog::Compute.new(credentials) | |
$grwmgm_datacenter='DC-GRW-CLUSTER' | |
$grwmgm_cluster = 'DC-CLUSTER' | |
$grwmgm_datastore = 'GRW_VMCP_MGMT_DATA_003' | |
$grwmgm_folder = 'GRW-CP-FOLDER' | |
puts "creating new VM" | |
volume_attributes = { | |
"id" => "5303693f-eae09bc7-2dc5-0017a4772800", | |
"datastore" => $grwmgm_datastore, | |
"mode" => "persistent", | |
"size" => 8388608, | |
"thin" => true, | |
"name" => "fogtest01", | |
"size_gb" => 8 | |
} | |
volume_details = $connection.volumes.new(volume_attributes) | |
interface_attributes = { | |
"network" => "GRW-CP-MGMT-INFRA-923", | |
"name" => "GRW-CP-MGMT-INFRA-923", | |
"status" => "ok", | |
"summary" => "VM Network", | |
} | |
interface_details = $connection.interfaces.new(interface_attributes) | |
attributes = { | |
:name => 'fogtest01', | |
:memory => '1024', | |
:path => 'datastores/GRW_VMCP_MGMT_DATA_003', | |
:datacenter => $grwmgm_datacenter, | |
:datastore => $grwmgm_datastore, | |
:resource_pool => "MGMT", | |
:volumes => [volume_details], | |
:interfaces => [interface_details], | |
:guest_id => 'centos64Guest', | |
:cluster => $grwmgm_cluster | |
} | |
new_vm = $connection.create_vm(attributes) | |
pp new_vm | |
Error that I get when running it is: | |
/home/stefan/.rvm/gems/ruby-1.9.3-p392@fog/gems/fog-1.16.0/lib/fog/vsphere/requests/compute/create_vm.rb:27:in `rescue in create_vm': failed to create vm: Could not descend into datastores. Please check your path. datastores/GRW_VMCP_MGMT_DATA_003 (ArgumentError) | |
from /home/stefan/.rvm/gems/ruby-1.9.3-p392@fog/gems/fog-1.16.0/lib/fog/vsphere/requests/compute/create_vm.rb:9:in `create_vm' | |
from ./vsphere-grw_mgm-create_vm-prototype.rb:63:in `<main>' |
Edit: deleted my own comment by accident when wanted to press edit, it is getting late here :(
To give you some background:
- I have a quite outdated vmware 4.1 infrastructure to deal with
- I've found that the latest fog brings as a dependency rbvmomi -v=1.8.1 which doesn't work with vsphere 4.1
- I haven't tried latest fog with rbvmomi -v=1.6.0, this might work fine ( unknown as of now )
Lets continue the discussion to iron out this bug, when we do finish it I can raise a github issue against fog with all necessary details if you want.
@ Revision 6 the error is linked to networks - nic type specifically.
I think you want/need $connection.interfaces.new(...)
instead of $connection.networks.new(...)
.
$connection.interfaces.new() fixes that bit issue in Rev 6.
This is where it breaks down this time coming from
~/.rvm/gems/ruby-1.9.3-p392@fog/gems/fog-1.16.0/lib/fog/vsphere/requests/compute/get_folder.rb
which goes into rbvmomi to get the path. I think I'm giving it the right path but not apparently.
Discussion moved to fog/fog#2798
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Hmm. It is arguably wrong, but it appears that it expects that the
volumes
attribute will include volume objects (not a hash of volume attributes). So you could do something likevolume = $connection.volumes.new(volume_attributes)
and then pass:volumes => [volume]
in to create_vm. Worth trying as-is anyway, then we can certainly discuss a fix if that gets us to working.P.S. that is a somewhat outdated version of fog, though updating doesn't seem like it would fix this particular issue.