Class: BuildCloud

Inherits:
Object
  • Object
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Defined in:
lib/build-cloud.rb

Defined Under Namespace

Modules: Component Classes: ASGroup, CacheCluster, CacheParameterGroup, CacheSubnetGroup, DHCPOptionsSet, DbParameterGroup, DbSubnetGroup, EBSVolume, IAMGroup, IAMManagedPolicy, IAMRole, IAMUser, Instance, InternetGateway, LaunchConfiguration, LoadBalancer, NetworkInterface, R53RecordSet, RDSServer, Route, RouteTable, S3Bucket, SQSQueue, SecurityGroup, Subnet, VPC, Zone

Instance Method Summary collapse

Constructor Details

#initialize(options) ⇒ BuildCloud

Returns a new instance of BuildCloud.



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# File 'lib/build-cloud.rb', line 14

def initialize( options )

    @log = options[:logger] or Logger.new( STDERR )
    @mock = options[:mock] or false

    # Parse the first config file. We'll merge the remainder (if any) into
    # this one, regardless of whether they're passed on the command line
    # or in the YAML for this file itself.
    first_config_file = options[:config].shift
    @config = YAML::load( File.open( first_config_file ) )

    # include_files is going to be a list of files that we're going to
    # merge in to the first file.
    include_files = []

    # Work out the full, standardised pathnames for any further files
    # specified on the command line.  note that options[:config] only
    # contains the extra files at this point, as we shifted the first
    # one off the array earlier.
    #
    # IMPORTANT: relative paths given on the command line are considered
    # to be relative to $CWD. This decision is based on the principle of
    # least surprise, as that is how everything else works.
    cli_include_files = options[:config]
    cli_include_files.each do |inc|
        include_files << File.absolute_path( inc )
    end

    # Now look in the :include key in the YAML of the first file for
    # either a single, or an array of files to include. Work out the
    # standardised paths for each of these files, and push them onto
    # the include_files array.
    #
    # IMPORTANT: relative paths given in the :include key in the YAML
    # are considered to be relative to the config file specified, not
    # $CWD. This is to ensure consistency of application and backwards
    # compatibility. If this were relative to $CWD, a relative path
    # specified in the file could have different meanings, and would end
    # up being unpredictable.
    if include_yaml = @config.delete(:include)
        if include_yaml.is_a?(Array)
            # the :include key is an array, we need to iterate over it
            include_yaml.each do |yml|
                include_files << File.expand_path( yml, File.dirname( File.absolute_path(first_config_file) ) )
            end
        else
            # the :include key is a scalar, so just standardise that path
            include_files.push( File.expand_path( include_yaml, File.dirname( File.absolute_path(first_config_file) ) ) )
        end
    end

    include_files.each do |include_path|

        if File.exists?( include_path )
            @log.info( "Including YAML file #{include_path}" )
            included_conf = YAML::load( File.open( include_path ) )
            @config = @config.merge(included_conf) do |keys, oldval, newval|
                # we're iterating over elements that are in both the
                # config we've parsed so far, and the new file.
                (newval.is_a?(Array) ? (oldval + newval).uniq : newval)
                # oldval is from the existing config, newval is the incoming
                # value from this file. if newval is an array, merge it in with
                # what we already have, and make it unique. if newval is a
                # string, the new value takes precedence over what we have
                # already.
                #
                # edge cases:
                # 1. if we have a key :foo which is a scalar, and then a
                # :foo in a subsequent file which is an array (or v.v.)
                # then this will blow up. I think this is acceptable.
                # 2. if we have, eg. an instance, defined twice in
                # separate files, then the behaviour of uniq is to use
                # the entire hash as a test for uniqueness. Therefore
                # if the definition of those instances varies slightly,
                # the attempt to create those instances will likely fail.
            end

        end

    end

    @log.debug( @config.inspect )

    new_config = recursive_interpolate_config(@config)
    @config = new_config

    @log.debug( @config.inspect )

    connect_fog

    BuildCloud::dispatch.each_pair do |component, klass|

        if @config.has_key?(component)
            klass.load( @config[component], @fog_interfaces, @log )
        end

    end

end

Instance Method Details

#all ⇒ Object 



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# File 'lib/build-cloud.rb', line 128

def all

    objects = []

    BuildCloud::create_order.each do |component|
        next unless BuildCloud::dispatch.has_key?( component )
        objects.concat BuildCloud::dispatch[component].objects()
    end

    objects

end

#find(component, options) ⇒ Object 



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# File 'lib/build-cloud.rb', line 118

def find( component, options )

    if BuildCloud::dispatch.has_key?( component )
        BuildCloud::dispatch[component].search(options)
    else
        []
    end

end

#pry ⇒ Object 



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# File 'lib/build-cloud.rb', line 114

def pry
    binding.pry
end