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test_attach_volume.py
Source: test_attach_volume.py
...164 servers_client=self.servers_client)165 linux_client.validate_authentication()166 # If validation went ok, or it was skipped, shelve the server167 compute.shelve_server(self.servers_client, server['id'])168 def _unshelve_server_and_check_volumes(self, server, number_of_volumes):169 # Unshelve the instance and check that there are expected volumes170 self.servers_client.unshelve_server(server['id'])171 waiters.wait_for_server_status(self.servers_client,172 server['id'],173 'ACTIVE')174 if CONF.validation.run_validation:175 counted_volumes = self._count_volumes(server)176 self.assertEqual(number_of_volumes, counted_volumes)177 @test.idempotent_id('13a940b6-3474-4c3c-b03f-29b89112bfee')178 @testtools.skipUnless(CONF.compute_feature_enabled.shelve,179 'Shelve is not available.')180 def test_attach_volume_shelved_or_offload_server(self):181 # Create server, count number of volumes on it, shelve182 # server and attach pre-created volume to shelved server183 server = self._create_server()184 num_vol = self._count_volumes(server)185 self._shelve_server(server)186 self._create_and_attach_volume(server)187 # Unshelve the instance and check that attached volume exists188 self._unshelve_server_and_check_volumes(server, num_vol + 1)189 # Get Volume attachment of the server190 volume_attachment = self.servers_client.show_volume_attachment(191 server['id'],192 self.attachment['id'])['volumeAttachment']193 self.assertEqual(server['id'], volume_attachment['serverId'])194 self.assertEqual(self.attachment['id'], volume_attachment['id'])195 # Check the mountpoint is not None after unshelve server even in196 # case of shelved_offloaded.197 self.assertIsNotNone(volume_attachment['device'])198 @test.idempotent_id('b54e86dd-a070-49c4-9c07-59ae6dae15aa')199 @testtools.skipUnless(CONF.compute_feature_enabled.shelve,200 'Shelve is not available.')201 def test_detach_volume_shelved_or_offload_server(self):202 # Create server, count number of volumes on it, shelve203 # server and attach pre-created volume to shelved server204 server = self._create_server()205 num_vol = self._count_volumes(server)206 self._shelve_server(server)207 volume = self._create_and_attach_volume(server)208 # Detach the volume209 self._detach(server['id'], volume['id'])210 self.attachment = None211 # Unshelve the instance and check that we have the expected number of212 # volume(s)...
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