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Provision::Unix::VirtualOS::Linux::Virtuozzo - Provision a VPS using Virtuozzo
See the documentation for Provision::Unix::VirtualOS::Linux::OpenVZ, of which this class is functionally almost identical, containing just a few overrides.
use Provision::Unix::VirtualOS::Linux::Virtuozzo;
my $vz = Provision::Unix::VirtualOS::Linux::Virtuozzo->new();
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Creates a new Virtuozzo VPS.
Returns the root FS directory for a VPS. Same as VPS home on Virtuozzo.
Returns the VPS home directory.
Checks to make sure the specified OS template exists.
Matt Simerson, <matt at tnpi.net>
Please report any bugs or feature requests to bug-unix-provision-virtualos at rt.cpan.org, or through the web interface at http://rt.cpan.org/NoAuth/ReportBug.html?Queue=Provision-Unix. I will be notified, and then you'll automatically be notified of progress on your bug as I make changes.
You can find documentation for this module with the perldoc command.
perldoc Provision::Unix::VirtualOS::Linux::Virtuozzo
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Copyright 2010 Matt Simerson
This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.
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package Provision::Unix::VirtualOS::Linux::Virtuozzo; use lib 'lib'; use base Provision::Unix::VirtualOS::Linux::OpenVZ; our $VERSION = '0.13'; use warnings; use strict; use English qw( -no_match_vars ); use File::Copy; use Params::Validate qw(:all); sub new { my $class = shift; my %p = validate( @_, { vos => { type => OBJECT } } ); my $vos = $p{vos}; my $prov = $vos->{prov}; my $util = $vos->{util}; my $linux = $vos->{linux}; my $self = bless { vos => $vos, prov => $prov, util => $util, linux => $linux, }, $class; $prov->audit( $class . sprintf( " loaded by %s, %s, %s", caller ) ); $prov->{etc_dir} ||= '/etc/vz/conf'; # define a default return $self; } sub create { my $self = shift; my ($prov, $vos, $util) = ($self->{prov}, $self->{vos}, $self->{util}); my $linux = $self->{linux}; my $ctid = $vos->{name}; $EUID == 0 or $prov->error( "That requires root privileges." ); # make sure it doesn't exist already return $prov->error( "VE $ctid already exists", fatal => $vos->{fatal}, debug => $vos->{debug}, ) if $self->is_present(); # make sure $ctid is within accepable ranges my $err; my $min = $prov->{config}{VirtualOS}{id_min}; my $max = $prov->{config}{VirtualOS}{id_max}; if ( $ctid =~ /^\d+$/ ) { $err = "VE must be greater than $min" if ( $min && $ctid < $min ); $err = "VE must be less than $max" if ( $max && $ctid > $max ); }; if ( $err && $err ne '' ) { return $prov->error( $err, fatal => $vos->{fatal}, debug => $vos->{debug}, ); } $prov->audit("\tVE '$ctid' does not exist, creating..."); #/usr/sbin/vzctl create 72000 --pkgset centos-4 --config vps.256MB # build the shell command to create my $cmd = $util->find_bin( 'vzctl', debug => 0 ); $cmd .= " create $ctid"; $cmd .= " --root $vos->{disk_root}" if $vos->{disk_root}; $cmd .= " --hostname $vos->{hostname}" if $vos->{hostname}; $cmd .= " --config $vos->{config}" if $vos->{config}; return $prov->error( "template required but not specified", fatal => 0) if ! $vos->{template}; my $template = $self->_is_valid_template( $vos->{template} ) or return; my @bits = split '-', $template; pop @bits; # remove the stuff after the last hyphen my $pkgset = join '-', @bits; $cmd .= " --pkgset $pkgset"; # $cmd .= " --ostemplate $template"; my @configs = </etc/vz/conf/ve-*.conf-sample>; no warnings; my @sorted = sort { ( $b =~ /(\d+)/)[0] <=> ($a =~ /(\d+)/)[0] } grep { /vps/ } @configs; use warnings; if ( scalar @sorted > 1 ) { my ( $config ) = $sorted[0] =~ /ve-(.*)\.conf-sample$/; $cmd .= " --config $config"; }; $prov->audit("\tcmd: $cmd"); return $prov->audit("test mode early exit") if $vos->{test_mode}; if ( $util->syscmd( $cmd, debug => 0, fatal => 0 ) ) { $self->set_hostname() if $vos->{hostname}; sleep 1; $self->set_ips(); sleep 1; $vos->set_nameservers() if $vos->{nameservers}; sleep 1; $self->set_password() if $vos->{password}; sleep 1; $self->start(); return $prov->audit("\tvirtual os created"); } return $prov->error( "create failed, unknown error", fatal => $vos->{fatal}, debug => $vos->{debug}, ); } sub get_fs_root { my $self = shift; return $self->get_ve_home(@_); # same thing on Virtuozzo }; sub get_ve_home { my $self = shift; my ($prov, $vos, $util) = ($self->{prov}, $self->{vos}, $self->{util}); my $name = $vos->{name} || shift || die "missing VE name"; my $disk_root = $vos->{disk_root} || '/vz'; my $homedir = "$disk_root/private/$name/root"; return $homedir; }; sub _is_valid_template { my $self = shift; my $template = shift; my ($prov, $vos, $util) = ($self->{prov}, $self->{vos}, $self->{util}); my $template_dir = $self->{prov}{config}{virtuozzo_template_dir} || '/vz/template'; return $template if -f "$template_dir/$template.tar.gz"; # is $template a URL? my ( $protocol, $host, $path, $file ) = $template =~ /^((http[s]?|rsync):\/)?\/?([^:\/\s]+)((\/\w+)*\/)([\w\-\.]+[^#?\s]+)(.*)?(#[\w\-]+)?$/; if ( $protocol && $protocol =~ /http|rsync/ ) { $prov->audit("fetching $file with $protocol"); return $prov->error( 'template does not exist and programmers have not yet written the code to retrieve templates via URL', fatal => 0 ); } return $prov->error( "template '$template' does not exist and is not a valid URL", debug => $vos->{debug}, fatal => $vos->{fatal}, ); } 1; __END__