This is the requires side of the interface layer, for use in charms that wish to request integration with vSphere native features. The integration will be provided by the vSphere integration charm, which allows the requiring charm to not require cloud credentials itself and not have a lot of vSphere specific API code.
The flags that are set by the requires side of this interface are:
-
endpoint.{endpoint_name}.joined
This flag is set when the relation has been joined, and the charm should then use the methods documented below to request specific vSphere features. This flag is automatically removed if the relation is broken. It should not be removed by the charm. -
endpoint.{endpoint_name}.ready
This flag is set once the requested features have been enabled for the vSphere instance on which the charm is running. This flag is automatically removed if new integration features are requested. It should not be removed by the charm.
VsphereIntegrationRequires(self, endpoint_name, relation_ids=None)
Interface to request integration access.
Note that due to resource limits and permissions granularity, policies are limited to being applied at the charm level. That means that, if any permissions are requested (i.e., any of the enable methods are called), what is granted will be the sum of those ever requested by any instance of the charm on this cloud.
Labels, on the other hand, will be instance specific.
Example usage:
from charms.reactive import when, endpoint_from_flag
@when('endpoint.vsphere.ready')
def vsphere_integration_ready():
vsphere = endpoint_from_flag('endpoint.vsphere.joined')
update_config_enable_vsphere(vsphere.vsphere_ip,
vsphere.user,
vsphere.password,
vsphere.datacenter,
vsphere.datastore)
Whether or not the request for this instance has been completed.