Module: Azure::ARM::VnetConfig
- Included in:
- ResourceManagement::ARMInterface
- Defined in:
- lib/azure/resource_management/vnet_config.rb
Instance Method Summary collapse
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#add_subnet(subnet_name, vnet_config, subnets) ⇒ Object
add new subnet into the existing virtual network ##.
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#create_vnet_config(resource_group_name, vnet_name, vnet_subnet_name) ⇒ Object
virtual network configuration creation for the new vnet creation or to handle existing vnet ##.
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#divide_network(address_prefix) ⇒ Object
when a address space in an existing virtual network is not used at all then divide the space into the number of subnets based on the total number of hosts that network supports ##.
- #get_vnet(resource_group_name, vnet_name) ⇒ Object
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#in_use_network?(subnet_network, available_network) ⇒ Boolean
check if the available_network is part of the subnet_network or vice-versa ##.
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#new_subnet_address_prefix(vnet_address_prefix, subnets) ⇒ Object
calculate and return address_prefix for the new subnet to be added in the existing virtual network ##.
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#sort_available_networks(available_networks) ⇒ Object
sort available networks pool in ascending order based on the network’s IP address to allocate the network for the new subnet to be added in the existing virtual network ##.
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#sort_pools(available_networks_pool, used_networks_pool) ⇒ Object
method to invoke respective sort methods for the network pools ##.
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#sort_subnets_by_cidr_prefix(subnets) ⇒ Object
sort existing subnets in ascending order based on their cidr prefix or netmask to have subnets with larger networks on the top ##.
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#sort_used_networks_by_hosts_size(used_network) ⇒ Object
sort used networks pool in descending order based on the number of hosts it contains, this helps to keep larger networks on top thereby eliminating more number of entries in available_networks_pool at a faster pace ##.
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#subnet(subnet_name, subnet_prefix) ⇒ Object
single subnet body creation to be added in template ##.
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#subnet_address_prefix(subnet) ⇒ Object
return address prefix of a subnet ##.
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#subnet_cidr_prefix(subnet) ⇒ Object
return the cidr prefix or netmask of the given subnet ##.
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#subnets_list(resource_group_name, vnet_name, address_prefix = nil) ⇒ Object
lists all subnets under a virtual network or lists subnets of only a particular address space ##.
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#subnets_list_for_specific_address_space(address_prefix, subnets_list) ⇒ Object
lists subnets of only a specific virtual network address space ##.
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#vnet_address_spaces(vnet) ⇒ Object
return all the address prefixes under a virtual network ##.
Instance Method Details
#add_subnet(subnet_name, vnet_config, subnets) ⇒ Object
add new subnet into the existing virtual network ##
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# File 'lib/azure/resource_management/vnet_config.rb', line 189 def add_subnet(subnet_name, vnet_config, subnets) new_subnet_prefix = nil vnet_address_prefix_count = 0 vnet_address_space = vnet_config[:addressPrefixes] ## search for space in all the address prefixes of the virtual network ## while new_subnet_prefix.nil? && vnet_address_space.length > vnet_address_prefix_count new_subnet_prefix = new_subnet_address_prefix( vnet_address_space[vnet_address_prefix_count], subnets_list_for_specific_address_space( vnet_address_space[vnet_address_prefix_count], subnets ) ) vnet_address_prefix_count += 1 end if new_subnet_prefix ## found space for new subnet ## vnet_config[:subnets].push( subnet(subnet_name, new_subnet_prefix) ) else ## no space available in the virtual network for the new subnet ## raise "Unable to add subnet #{subnet_name} into the virtual network #{vnet_config[:virtualNetworkName]}, no address space available !!!" end vnet_config end |
#create_vnet_config(resource_group_name, vnet_name, vnet_subnet_name) ⇒ Object
virtual network configuration creation for the new vnet creation or to handle existing vnet ##
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# File 'lib/azure/resource_management/vnet_config.rb', line 218 def create_vnet_config(resource_group_name, vnet_name, vnet_subnet_name) raise ArgumentError, "GatewaySubnet cannot be used as the name for --azure-vnet-subnet-name option. GatewaySubnet can only be used for virtual network gateways." if vnet_subnet_name == "GatewaySubnet" vnet_config = {} subnets = nil flag = true ## check whether user passed or default named virtual network exist or not ## vnet = get_vnet(resource_group_name, vnet_name) vnet_config[:virtualNetworkName] = vnet_name if vnet ## handle resources in the existing virtual network ## vnet_config[:addressPrefixes] = vnet_address_spaces(vnet) vnet_config[:subnets] = [] subnets = subnets_list(resource_group_name, vnet_name) if subnets subnets.each do |subnet| flag = false if subnet.name == vnet_subnet_name ## given subnet already exist in the virtual network ## ## preserve the existing subnet resources ## vnet_config[:subnets].push( subnet(subnet.name, subnet_address_prefix(subnet)) ) end end else ## create config for new vnet ## vnet_config[:addressPrefixes] = [ "10.0.0.0/16" ] vnet_config[:subnets] = [] vnet_config[:subnets].push( subnet(vnet_subnet_name, "10.0.0.0/24") ) flag = false end ## given subnet does not exist, so create new one in the virtual network ## vnet_config = add_subnet(vnet_subnet_name, vnet_config, subnets) if flag vnet_config end |
#divide_network(address_prefix) ⇒ Object
when a address space in an existing virtual network is not used at all then divide the space into the number of subnets based on the total number of hosts that network supports ##
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# File 'lib/azure/resource_management/vnet_config.rb', line 110 def divide_network(address_prefix) network_address = IPAddress(address_prefix) prefix = nil case network_address.count when 4097..65536 prefix = "20" when 256..4096 prefix = "24" end ## if the given network is small then do not divide it else divide using ## the prefix value calculated above ## prefix.nil? ? address_prefix : network_address.network.address.concat("/" + prefix) end |
#get_vnet(resource_group_name, vnet_name) ⇒ Object
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# File 'lib/azure/resource_management/vnet_config.rb', line 38 def get_vnet(resource_group_name, vnet_name) network_resource_client.virtual_networks.get(resource_group_name, vnet_name) rescue MsRestAzure::AzureOperationError => error if error.body err_json = JSON.parse(error.response.body) if err_json["error"]["code"] == "ResourceNotFound" false else raise error end end end |
#in_use_network?(subnet_network, available_network) ⇒ Boolean
check if the available_network is part of the subnet_network or vice-versa ##
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# File 'lib/azure/resource_management/vnet_config.rb', line 127 def in_use_network?(subnet_network, available_network) (subnet_network.include? available_network) || (available_network.include? subnet_network) end |
#new_subnet_address_prefix(vnet_address_prefix, subnets) ⇒ Object
calculate and return address_prefix for the new subnet to be added in the existing virtual network ##
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# File 'lib/azure/resource_management/vnet_config.rb', line 134 def new_subnet_address_prefix(vnet_address_prefix, subnets) if subnets.empty? ## no subnets exist in the given address space of the virtual network, so divide the network into smaller subnets (based on the network size) and allocate space for the new subnet to be added ## divide_network(vnet_address_prefix) else ## subnets exist in vnet, calculate new address_prefix for the new subnet based on the space taken by these existing subnets under the given address space of the virtual network ## vnet_network_address = IPAddress(vnet_address_prefix) subnets = sort_subnets_by_cidr_prefix(subnets) available_networks_pool = [] used_networks_pool = [] subnets.each do |subnet| ## in case the larger network is not divided into smaller subnets but ## divided into only 1 largest subnet of the complete network size ## if vnet_network_address.prefix == subnet_cidr_prefix(subnet) break end ## add all the possible subnets (calculated using the current subnet's ## cidr prefix value) into the available_networks_pool ## available_networks_pool.push( vnet_network_address.subnet(subnet_cidr_prefix(subnet)) ).flatten!.uniq! { |nwrk| [ nwrk.network.address, nwrk.prefix ].join(":") } ## add current subnet into the used_networks_pool ## used_networks_pool.push( IPAddress(subnet_address_prefix(subnet)) ) ## sort both the network pools before trimming the available_networks_pool ## available_networks_pool, used_networks_pool = sort_pools( available_networks_pool, used_networks_pool ) ## trim the available_networks_pool based on the networks already ## allocated to the existing subnets ## used_networks_pool.each do |subnet_network| available_networks_pool.delete_if do |available_network| in_use_network?(subnet_network, available_network) end end ## sort both the network pools after trimming the available_networks_pool ## available_networks_pool, used_networks_pool = sort_pools( available_networks_pool, used_networks_pool ) end ## space available in the vnet_address_prefix network for the new subnet ## if !available_networks_pool.empty? && available_networks_pool.first.network? available_networks_pool.first.network.address.concat("/" + available_networks_pool.first.prefix.to_s) else ## space not available in the vnet_address_prefix network for the new subnet ## nil end end end |
#sort_available_networks(available_networks) ⇒ Object
sort available networks pool in ascending order based on the network’s IP address to allocate the network for the new subnet to be added in the existing virtual network ##
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# File 'lib/azure/resource_management/vnet_config.rb', line 80 def sort_available_networks(available_networks) available_networks.sort_by { |nwrk| nwrk.network.address.split(".").map(&:to_i) } end |
#sort_pools(available_networks_pool, used_networks_pool) ⇒ Object
method to invoke respective sort methods for the network pools ##
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# File 'lib/azure/resource_management/vnet_config.rb', line 103 def sort_pools(available_networks_pool, used_networks_pool) [sort_available_networks(available_networks_pool), sort_used_networks_by_hosts_size(used_networks_pool)] end |
#sort_subnets_by_cidr_prefix(subnets) ⇒ Object
sort existing subnets in ascending order based on their cidr prefix or netmask to have subnets with larger networks on the top ##
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# File 'lib/azure/resource_management/vnet_config.rb', line 86 def sort_subnets_by_cidr_prefix(subnets) subnets.sort_by.with_index { |sbn, i| [subnet_address_prefix(sbn).split("/")[1].to_i, i] } end |
#sort_used_networks_by_hosts_size(used_network) ⇒ Object
sort used networks pool in descending order based on the number of hosts it contains, this helps to keep larger networks on top thereby eliminating more number of entries in available_networks_pool at a faster pace ##
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# File 'lib/azure/resource_management/vnet_config.rb', line 93 def sort_used_networks_by_hosts_size(used_network) used_network.sort_by.with_index { |nwrk, i| [-nwrk.hosts.size, i] } end |
#subnet(subnet_name, subnet_prefix) ⇒ Object
single subnet body creation to be added in template ##
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# File 'lib/azure/resource_management/vnet_config.rb', line 58 def subnet(subnet_name, subnet_prefix) { "name" => subnet_name, "properties" => { "addressPrefix" => subnet_prefix, }, } end |
#subnet_address_prefix(subnet) ⇒ Object
return address prefix of a subnet ##
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# File 'lib/azure/resource_management/vnet_config.rb', line 73 def subnet_address_prefix(subnet) subnet.address_prefix end |
#subnet_cidr_prefix(subnet) ⇒ Object
return the cidr prefix or netmask of the given subnet ##
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# File 'lib/azure/resource_management/vnet_config.rb', line 98 def subnet_cidr_prefix(subnet) subnet_address_prefix(subnet).split("/")[1].to_i end |
#subnets_list(resource_group_name, vnet_name, address_prefix = nil) ⇒ Object
lists all subnets under a virtual network or lists subnets of only a particular address space ##
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# File 'lib/azure/resource_management/vnet_config.rb', line 52 def subnets_list(resource_group_name, vnet_name, address_prefix = nil) list = network_resource_client.subnets.list(resource_group_name, vnet_name) !address_prefix.nil? && !list.empty? ? subnets_list_for_specific_address_space(address_prefix, list) : list end |
#subnets_list_for_specific_address_space(address_prefix, subnets_list) ⇒ Object
lists subnets of only a specific virtual network address space ##
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# File 'lib/azure/resource_management/vnet_config.rb', line 25 def subnets_list_for_specific_address_space(address_prefix, subnets_list) list = [] address_space = IPAddress(address_prefix) subnets_list.each do |sbn| subnet_address_prefix = IPAddress(sbn.address_prefix) ## check if the subnet belongs to this address space or not ## list << sbn if address_space.include? subnet_address_prefix end list end |
#vnet_address_spaces(vnet) ⇒ Object
return all the address prefixes under a virtual network ##
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# File 'lib/azure/resource_management/vnet_config.rb', line 68 def vnet_address_spaces(vnet) vnet.address_space.address_prefixes end |