* aws ssm parameter lookup test case - fails demonstrating no exception when parameter missing
* aws ssm parameter lookup - fail in case parameter doesn't exist
* aws ssm parameter lookup test case - failing case for nice return from path lookup
* aws ssm parameter lookup - convert incoming taglist to a key-value dictionary
* aws ssm parameter lookup - pep8 / style clean up
* aws_ssm lookup plugin rewrite for more standard interface
* aws_ssm module and lookup - introduce integration test and fix:
* aws_ssm module and lookup - error case integraton test and many PEP8 and other cleanups
* aws ssm parameter lookup - Various fixes in response to review + recursive fix & test
* aws ssm parameter lookup - more in response to review - shertel/abadger
* aws ssm parameter lookup unit test - move to mocker according to abadger
* aws ssm parameter lookup - integrate with new documentation fragment
* aws ssm parameter lookup - accept either aws_profile or boto_profile
* aws ssm parameter lookup - eliminate lookup document fragment until env vars are fixed later
* Added server_type parameter - defaults to K8S
* Changed server_type default value to cloud.
* Added server_type entry to documentation and updated server_type choice K8S to k8s_node
* Added support for overriding the default ONEANDONE_API_URL, and custom wait_timeout period for wait_for methods.
* Added firewall_policy, load_balancer, and monitoring_policy cloud modules for oneandone provider.
* Updated OneAndOneResources class and argument specs for monitoring policy and load balancer.
* Addressed ansible-test sanity pep8 and validate-modules errors.
* Removed extra modules to adhere to one module per PR.
* Fixed a typo
the hostname parameter is wrong. It will throw an error: "Unsupported parameters for (vyos_system) module: hostname Supported parameters include: domain_name, domain_search, host, host_name, name_server, password, port, provider, ssh_keyfile, state, timeout, username" It is supposed to be host_name. Only the example for documentation seems to be wrong in the module.
This fix adds a fallback mechanism where Storage Datacluster
is not enabled with SDRS. If user has Storage Datacluster without SDRS
then we will not get any datastore recommendation. This will fallback to
normal datastore selection method.
Signed-off-by: Abhijeet Kasurde <akasurde@redhat.com>
* Add fat filesystem support
fatresize is temporarily disabled
* Refactor Filesystem.get_dev_size
For more sharing with vFAT class
* Fix filesystem tests on some OSs
I think this is due to older mke2fs on those systems.
* Fix vFAT command on FreeBSD
newfs doesn't seem to work on image files
* Refactor filesystem.grow()
Split out grow_cmd generation and Device operations
* Use swap as unsupported filesystem
Except FreeBSD, which doesn't have mkswap
* Be consistent about str(dev) vs dev.path
Prefer str(dev), this works transparently with '%s' formatting.
* Enable vfat resize, only test fatresize >= 1.0.4
Lower versions have a segfault bug.
* Only install fatresize where available
FreeBSD, OpenSUSE, RHEL and CentOS < 7 don't ship it.
This fix adds environment variable fallback method to read
argument parameters if user has not specified.
Fixes: #35368
Signed-off-by: Abhijeet Kasurde <akasurde@redhat.com>
* updates to azure_rm_keyvault
* updates to azure_rm_keyvault
* updates to azure_rm_keyvault
* updates to azure_rm_keyvault
* updates to azure_rm_keyvault
* updates to azure_rm_keyvault
* updates to azure_rm_keyvault
* updates to azure_rm_keyvault
* updates to azure_rm_keyvault
* updates to azure_rm_keyvault
* updates to azure_rm_keyvault
* updates to azure_rm_keyvault
* updates to azure_rm_keyvault
* fix update bugs, add update test
This was causing an exception in the TaskQueueManager when a third
party handler plugin was processed that inherited or explicitly
called the callback method from super because the method signature
was incorrect in callback/__init__ and it processed the arguments as
incorrect data types as a side effect.
Signed-off-by: Adam Miller <admiller@redhat.com>
The product string (used as the DMI product name) changed from
"OpenStack Nova" to "OpenStack Compute" between Mitaka and Newton
in the OpenStack RDO packaging.
