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# Copyright 2017 Huawei Technologies Co.,LTD.
#
#    Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); you may
#    not use this file except in compliance with the License. You may obtain
#    a copy of the License at
#
#         http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
#
#    Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
#    distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, WITHOUT
#    WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. See the
#    License for the specific language governing permissions and limitations
#    under the License.

from novaclient.tests.functional import base


class TestServersResize(base.ClientTestBase):
    """Servers resize functional tests."""

    COMPUTE_API_VERSION = '2.1'

    def _compare_quota_usage(self, old_usage, new_usage, expect_diff=True):
        """Compares the quota usage in the provided AbsoluteLimits."""
        # For a resize, instance usage shouldn't change.
        self.assertEqual(old_usage['totalInstancesUsed'],
                         new_usage['totalInstancesUsed'],
                         'totalInstancesUsed does not match')
        # For the resize we're doing, those flavors have the same vcpus so we
        # don't expect any quota change.
        self.assertEqual(old_usage['totalCoresUsed'],
                         new_usage['totalCoresUsed'],
                         'totalCoresUsed does not match')
        # RAM is the only thing that will change for these flavors in a resize.
        if expect_diff:
            self.assertNotEqual(old_usage['totalRAMUsed'],
                                new_usage['totalRAMUsed'],
                                'totalRAMUsed should have changed')
        else:
            self.assertEqual(old_usage['totalRAMUsed'],
                             new_usage['totalRAMUsed'],
                             'totalRAMUsed does not match')

    def test_resize_up_confirm(self):
        """Tests creating a server and resizes up and confirms the resize.
        Compares quota before, during and after the resize.
        """
        server_id = self._create_server(flavor=self.flavor.id).id
        # get the starting quota now that we've created a server
        starting_usage = self._get_absolute_limits()
        # now resize up
        alternate_flavor = self._pick_alternate_flavor()
        self.nova('resize',
                  params='%s %s --poll' % (server_id, alternate_flavor))
        resize_usage = self._get_absolute_limits()
        # compare the starting usage against the resize usage
        self._compare_quota_usage(starting_usage, resize_usage)
        # now confirm the resize
        self.nova('resize-confirm', params='%s' % server_id)
        # we have to wait for the server to be ACTIVE before we can check quota
        self._wait_for_state_change(server_id, 'active')
        # get the final quota usage which should be the same as the resize
        # usage before confirm
        confirm_usage = self._get_absolute_limits()
        self._compare_quota_usage(
            resize_usage, confirm_usage, expect_diff=False)

    def _create_resize_down_flavors(self):
        """Creates two flavors with different size ram but same size vcpus
        and disk.

        :returns: tuple of 2 IDs which represents larger_flavor for resize and
            smaller flavor.
        """
        output = self.nova('flavor-create',
                           params='%s auto 128 0 1' % self.name_generate())
        larger_id = self._get_column_value_from_single_row_table(output, "ID")
        self.addCleanup(self.nova, 'flavor-delete', params=larger_id)

        output = self.nova('flavor-create',
                           params='%s auto 64 0 1' % self.name_generate())
        smaller_id = self._get_column_value_from_single_row_table(output, "ID")
        self.addCleanup(self.nova, 'flavor-delete', params=smaller_id)

        return larger_id, smaller_id

    def test_resize_down_revert(self):
        """Tests creating a server and resizes down and reverts the resize.
        Compares quota before, during and after the resize.
        """
        # devstack's m1.tiny and m1.small have different size disks so we
        # can't use those as you can't resize down the disk. So we have to
        # create our own flavors.
        larger_flavor, smaller_flavor = self._create_resize_down_flavors()
        # Now create the server with the larger flavor.
        server_id = self._create_server(flavor=larger_flavor).id
        # get the starting quota now that we've created a server
        starting_usage = self._get_absolute_limits()
        # now resize down
        self.nova('resize',
                  params='%s %s --poll' % (server_id, smaller_flavor))
        resize_usage = self._get_absolute_limits()
        # compare the starting usage against the resize usage; with counting
        # quotas in the server there are no reservations, so the
        # usage changes after the resize happens before it's confirmed.
        self._compare_quota_usage(starting_usage, resize_usage)
        # now revert the resize
        self.nova('resize-revert', params='%s' % server_id)
        # we have to wait for the server to be ACTIVE before we can check quota
        self._wait_for_state_change(server_id, 'active')
        # get the final quota usage which will be different from the resize
        # usage since we've reverted back *up* to the original flavor; the API
        # code checks quota again if we revert up in size
        revert_usage = self._get_absolute_limits()
        self._compare_quota_usage(resize_usage, revert_usage)