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NAME

Ovirt::VM - Bindings for Ovirt VM API

VERSION

Version 0.02

SYNOPSIS

 use Ovirt::VM;

 my %con = (
            username            => 'admin',
            password            => 'password',
            manager             => 'ovirt-mgr.example.com',
            vm_output_attrs     => 'id,name,state,description', # optional
            vm_output_delimiter => '||', # optional
 );

 my $vm = Ovirt::VM->new(%con);

 # return xml output
 print $vm->list_xml; 
 
 # list vm attributes
 print $vm->list;
 
 # list specific vm 
 print $vm->list('b4738b0f-b73d-4a66-baa8-2ba465d63132');
 
 # create, remove vm
 $vm->create('vm1','Default','CentOS7');
 $vm->remove('2d83bb51-9a77-432d-939c-35be207017b9');
 
 # start, stop, reboot, migrate vm
 $vm->start     ('b4738b0f-b73d-4a66-baa8-2ba465d63132');
 $vm->stop      ('b4738b0f-b73d-4a66-baa8-2ba465d63132');
 $vm->reboot    ('b4738b0f-b73d-4a66-baa8-2ba465d63132');
 $vm->migrate   ('b4738b0f-b73d-4a66-baa8-2ba465d63132');

 # Output also available in hash
 # for example to print all vm name and state
 my $hash = $vm->hash_output;
 for my $array (keys $hash->{vm}) {
    print $hash->{vm}[$array]->{name} . " " . 
            $hash->{vm}[$array]->{status}->{state};
 }
 
 # we can also specify specific vm 'id' when initiating an object
 # so we can direct access the element for specific vm
 print $vm->hash_output->{name};                   
 print $vm->hash_output->{cluster}->{id};

Attributes

 Other attributes is also inherited from Ovirt.pm
 Check 'perldoc Ovirt' for detail
 
 notes :
 ro                     = read only, can be specified only during initialization
 rw                     = read write, user can set this attribute
 rwp                    = read write protected, for internal class
 
 vm_url                 = (ro) store default vm url path                  
 vm_cdrom_xml           = (ro) store xml to be post on start/stop vm action with boot device set to cdrom
 vm_hd_xml              = (ro) store xml to be post on start/stop vm action with boot device set to hd
 vm_boot_dev            = (rw) set boot device when start / stopping vm, default to hd
 vm_output_delimiter    = (rw) specify output delimiter between attribute, default is '||'
 vm_output_attrs        = (rw) store vm attributes to be returned, default is (id, name, state)
                          supported attributes :
                            id              name    
                            memory          description
                            state           cpu_cores
                            cpu_sockets     cpu_arch
                            cpu_shares      os_type
                            boot_dev        ha_enabled
                            ha_priority     display_type
                            display_address display_port
                            cluster_id      template_id
                            stop_time       creation_time
                            timezone        usb_enabled
                            host_id         display_host_subject
                            

SUBROUTINES/METHODS

BUILD

 The Constructor, build logging, call pass_log_obj method
 Built root_url with vm_url
 set output with get_api_response method from Ovirt.pm
 check if output attributes is valid

list_xml

 return xml output

vm_action_output

 this method handle the output e.g start / stop vm
 required arguments ($xml), output passed by start/stop method
    if ($status eq 'complete') {
        my $jobid = $xml->findnodes('/action/job/@id');
        print "status   : $status\n";
        print "jobid    : $jobid\n";
    }
    elsif ($status =~ /failed/) {
        # get fault reason and detail
        my $reason  = $xml->findnodes('/action/fault/reason');
        my $detail  = $xml->findnodes('/action/fault/detail');
    
        print "status   : $status\n";
        print "reason   : $reason\n";
        print "detail   : $detail\n";
    }

remove

 remove vm

create

 create vm using template
 required arguments (vm name, cluster name, template name)
 optional argument 'memory in bytes'
 example :
 # with memory specified 
 $vm->create('vm1', 'production_cluster', 'RHEL7', 1073741824);
 
 # without memory specified (will be based on template's memory)
 $vm->create('vm1', 'production_cluster', 'RHEL7');
 
        my $status    = $output->findnodes('/fault/reason');
        my $detail    = $output->findnodes('/fault/detail');
        print "status   : $status\n";
        print "detail   : $detail\n";
    }

start

 start vm
 required arguments ($vmid)
 if $self->id is set during initialization, argument is not required

stop

 stop vm
 required arguments ($vmid)
 if $self->id is set during initialization, argument is not required

reboot

 reboot vm
 required arguments ($vmid)
 if $self->id is set during initialization, argument is not required

suspend

 suspend vm
 required arguments ($vmid)
 if $self->id is set during initialization, argument is not required

migrate

 migrate vm
 required arguments ($vmid)
 if $self->id is set during initialization, argument is not required

is_vmid_valid

    return false if vmid not valid

list

 return vm's attributes text output from hash_output attribute
 if no argument spesified, it will return all vm attributes (based on vm_output_attrs)
 argument supported is 'vm id'
 example :
 $vm->list('b4738b0f-b73d-4a66-baa8-2ba465d63132');
 

get_vm_by_element_id

 This method is used by list method to list all vm attribute requested
 An array element id and attribute name is required

get_vm_by_self_id

 This method is used by list method if $self->id is defined
 The id is set during initialization (id => 'vmid')
 attribute name is required

AUTHOR

 "Heince Kurniawan", C<< <"heince at cpan.org"> >>

BUGS

 Please report any bugs or feature requests to C<bug-ovirt at rt.cpan.org>, or through
 the web interface at L<http://rt.cpan.org/NoAuth/ReportBug.html?Queue=Ovirt::VM>.  I will be notified, and then you'll
 automatically be notified of progress on your bug as I make changes.

SUPPORT

 You can find documentation for this module with the perldoc command.

    perldoc Ovirt::VM

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

LICENSE AND COPYRIGHT

Copyright 2015 "Heince Kurniawan".

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