class BeakerHostGenerator::Hypervisor::ABS
AlwaysBeScheduling implementation to support CI.next.
The ABS
services requires the vmpooler template values as input to determine the type of platform that's being requested.
Therefore, this hypervisor just reuses the vmpooler hypervisor template values, in addition to ABS-only values for hardware platforms.
Public Instance Methods
generate_node(node_info, base_config, bhg_version)
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# File lib/beaker-hostgenerator/hypervisor/abs.rb, line 17 def generate_node(node_info, base_config, bhg_version) # Grab vmpooler data for this platform and any hardware (ABS) data. # The assumption here is that these are mutually exclusive; that is, # any given platform will have *either* :vmpooler data or :abs data # so we're not worried about one overriding the other when we merge # the hashes together. base_config = base_generate_node(node_info, base_config, bhg_version, :vmpooler, :abs) case node_info['ostype'] when /^(almalinux|centos|redhat|rocky)/ base_config['template'] ||= base_config['platform'].gsub(/^el/, $1) when /^fedora/ base_config['template'] ||= base_config['platform'] when /^ubuntu/ base_template = node_info['ostype'].sub('ubuntu', 'ubuntu-') arch = case node_info['bits'] when '64' 'x86_64' when '32' 'i386' when 'AARCH64' 'arm64' when 'POWER' base_template.sub!(/ubuntu-(\d\d)/, 'ubuntu-\1.') 'power8' else raise "Unknown bits '#{node_info['bits']}' for '#{node_info['ostype']}'" end base_config['template'] ||= "#{base_template}-#{arch}" end base_config end