create volume

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"""
Salt module for managing QCOW2 image configurations and VM hardware settings. This module provides functions
for modifying network configurations within QCOW2 images and adjusting virtual machine hardware settings.
It serves as a Salt interface to the so-qcow2-modify-network and so-kvm-modify-hardware scripts.
for modifying network configurations within QCOW2 images, adjusting virtual machine hardware settings, and
creating virtual storage volumes. It serves as a Salt interface to the so-qcow2-modify-network,
so-kvm-modify-hardware, and so-kvm-create-volume scripts.
The module offers two main capabilities:
The module offers three main capabilities:
1. Network Configuration: Modify network settings (DHCP/static IP) within QCOW2 images
2. Hardware Configuration: Adjust VM hardware settings (CPU, memory, PCI passthrough)
3. Volume Management: Create and attach virtual storage volumes for NSM data
This module is intended to work with Security Onion's virtualization infrastructure and is typically
used in conjunction with salt-cloud for VM provisioning and management.
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except Exception as e:
log.error('qcow2 module: An error occurred while executing the script: {}'.format(e))
raise
def create_volume_config(vm_name, size_gb, start=False):
'''
Usage:
salt '*' qcow2.create_volume_config vm_name=<name> size_gb=<size> [start=<bool>]
Options:
vm_name
Name of the virtual machine to attach the volume to
size_gb
Volume size in GB (positive integer)
This determines the capacity of the virtual storage volume
start
Boolean flag to start the VM after volume creation
Optional - defaults to False
Examples:
1. **Create 500GB Volume:**
```bash
salt '*' qcow2.create_volume_config vm_name='sensor1_sensor' size_gb=500
```
This creates a 500GB virtual volume for NSM storage
2. **Create 1TB Volume and Start VM:**
```bash
salt '*' qcow2.create_volume_config vm_name='sensor1_sensor' size_gb=1000 start=True
```
This creates a 1TB volume and starts the VM after attachment
Notes:
- VM must be stopped before volume creation
- Volume is created as a qcow2 image and attached to the VM
- This is an alternative to disk passthrough via modify_hardware_config
- Volume is automatically attached to the VM's libvirt configuration
- Requires so-kvm-create-volume script to be installed
- Volume files are stored in the hypervisor's VM storage directory
Description:
This function creates and attaches a virtual storage volume to a KVM virtual machine
using the so-kvm-create-volume script. It creates a qcow2 disk image of the specified
size and attaches it to the VM for NSM (Network Security Monitoring) storage purposes.
This provides an alternative to physical disk passthrough, allowing flexible storage
allocation without requiring dedicated hardware. The VM can optionally be started
after the volume is successfully created and attached.
Exit Codes:
0: Success
1: Invalid parameters
2: VM state error (running when should be stopped)
3: Volume creation error
4: System command error
255: Unexpected error
Logging:
- All operations are logged to the salt minion log
- Log entries are prefixed with 'qcow2 module:'
- Volume creation and attachment operations are logged
- Errors include detailed messages and stack traces
- Final status of volume creation is logged
'''
# Validate size_gb parameter
if not isinstance(size_gb, int) or size_gb <= 0:
raise ValueError('size_gb must be a positive integer.')
cmd = ['/usr/sbin/so-kvm-create-volume', '-v', vm_name, '-s', str(size_gb)]
if start:
cmd.append('-S')
log.info('qcow2 module: Executing command: {}'.format(' '.join(shlex.quote(arg) for arg in cmd)))
try:
result = subprocess.run(cmd, capture_output=True, text=True, check=False)
ret = {
'retcode': result.returncode,
'stdout': result.stdout,
'stderr': result.stderr
}
if result.returncode != 0:
log.error('qcow2 module: Script execution failed with return code {}: {}'.format(result.returncode, result.stderr))
else:
log.info('qcow2 module: Script executed successfully.')
return ret
except Exception as e:
log.error('qcow2 module: An error occurred while executing the script: {}'.format(e))
raise