// NewRebootAPI creates a new server-side RebootAPI facade.
func NewRebootAPI(st *state.State, resources *common.Resources, auth common.Authorizer) (*RebootAPI, error) {
if !auth.AuthMachineAgent() {
return nil, common.ErrPerm
}
tag, ok := auth.GetAuthTag().(names.MachineTag)
if !ok {
return nil, errors.Errorf("Expected names.MachineTag, got %T", auth.GetAuthTag())
}
machine, err := st.Machine(tag.Id())
if err != nil {
return nil, errors.Trace(err)
}
canAccess := func() (common.AuthFunc, error) {
return auth.AuthOwner, nil
}
return &RebootAPI{
RebootActionGetter: common.NewRebootActionGetter(st, canAccess),
RebootRequester: common.NewRebootRequester(st, canAccess),
RebootFlagClearer: common.NewRebootFlagClearer(st, canAccess),
st: st,
machine: machine,
resources: resources,
auth: auth,
}, nil
}
// NewUniterAPIV4 creates a new instance of the Uniter API, version 3.
func NewUniterAPIV4(st *state.State, resources facade.Resources, authorizer facade.Authorizer) (*UniterAPIV3, error) {
if !authorizer.AuthUnitAgent() {
return nil, common.ErrPerm
}
var unit *state.Unit
var err error
switch tag := authorizer.GetAuthTag().(type) {
case names.UnitTag:
unit, err = st.Unit(tag.Id())
if err != nil {
return nil, errors.Trace(err)
}
default:
return nil, errors.Errorf("expected names.UnitTag, got %T", tag)
}
accessUnit := func() (common.AuthFunc, error) {
return authorizer.AuthOwner, nil
}
accessService := func() (common.AuthFunc, error) {
switch tag := authorizer.GetAuthTag().(type) {
case names.UnitTag:
entity, err := st.Unit(tag.Id())
if err != nil {
return nil, errors.Trace(err)
}
applicationName := entity.ApplicationName()
applicationTag := names.NewApplicationTag(applicationName)
return func(tag names.Tag) bool {
return tag == applicationTag
}, nil
default:
return nil, errors.Errorf("expected names.UnitTag, got %T", tag)
}
}
accessMachine := func() (common.AuthFunc, error) {
switch tag := authorizer.GetAuthTag().(type) {
case names.UnitTag:
entity, err := st.Unit(tag.Id())
if err != nil {
return nil, errors.Trace(err)
}
machineId, err := entity.AssignedMachineId()
if err != nil {
return nil, errors.Trace(err)
}
machineTag := names.NewMachineTag(machineId)
return func(tag names.Tag) bool {
return tag == machineTag
}, nil
default:
return nil, errors.Errorf("expected names.UnitTag, got %T", tag)
}
}
storageAPI, err := newStorageAPI(getStorageState(st), resources, accessUnit)
if err != nil {
return nil, err
}
msAPI, err := meterstatus.NewMeterStatusAPI(st, resources, authorizer)
if err != nil {
return nil, errors.Annotate(err, "could not create meter status API handler")
}
accessUnitOrService := common.AuthEither(accessUnit, accessService)
return &UniterAPIV3{
LifeGetter: common.NewLifeGetter(st, accessUnitOrService),
DeadEnsurer: common.NewDeadEnsurer(st, accessUnit),
AgentEntityWatcher: common.NewAgentEntityWatcher(st, resources, accessUnitOrService),
APIAddresser: common.NewAPIAddresser(st, resources),
ModelWatcher: common.NewModelWatcher(st, resources, authorizer),
RebootRequester: common.NewRebootRequester(st, accessMachine),
LeadershipSettingsAccessor: leadershipSettingsAccessorFactory(st, resources, authorizer),
MeterStatus: msAPI,
// TODO(fwereade): so *every* unit should be allowed to get/set its
// own status *and* its service's? This is not a pleasing arrangement.
StatusAPI: NewStatusAPI(st, accessUnitOrService),
st: st,
auth: authorizer,
resources: resources,
accessUnit: accessUnit,
accessService: accessService,
accessMachine: accessMachine,
unit: unit,
StorageAPI: *storageAPI,
}, nil
}
// newUniterBaseAPI creates a new instance of the uniter base API.
func newUniterBaseAPI(st *state.State, resources *common.Resources, authorizer common.Authorizer) (*uniterBaseAPI, error) {
if !authorizer.AuthUnitAgent() {
return nil, common.ErrPerm
}
var unit *state.Unit
var err error
switch tag := authorizer.GetAuthTag().(type) {
case names.UnitTag:
unit, err = st.Unit(tag.Id())
if err != nil {
return nil, errors.Trace(err)
}
default:
return nil, errors.Errorf("expected names.UnitTag, got %T", tag)
}
accessUnit := func() (common.AuthFunc, error) {
return authorizer.AuthOwner, nil
}
accessService := func() (common.AuthFunc, error) {
switch tag := authorizer.GetAuthTag().(type) {
case names.UnitTag:
entity, err := st.Unit(tag.Id())
if err != nil {
return nil, errors.Trace(err)
}
serviceName := entity.ServiceName()
serviceTag := names.NewServiceTag(serviceName)
return func(tag names.Tag) bool {
return tag == serviceTag
}, nil
default:
return nil, errors.Errorf("expected names.UnitTag, got %T", tag)
}
}
accessMachine := func() (common.AuthFunc, error) {
machineId, err := unit.AssignedMachineId()
if err != nil {
return nil, errors.Trace(err)
}
machine, err := st.Machine(machineId)
if err != nil {
return nil, errors.Trace(err)
}
return func(tag names.Tag) bool {
return tag == machine.Tag()
}, nil
}
accessUnitOrService := common.AuthEither(accessUnit, accessService)
return &uniterBaseAPI{
LifeGetter: common.NewLifeGetter(st, accessUnitOrService),
DeadEnsurer: common.NewDeadEnsurer(st, accessUnit),
AgentEntityWatcher: common.NewAgentEntityWatcher(st, resources, accessUnitOrService),
APIAddresser: common.NewAPIAddresser(st, resources),
EnvironWatcher: common.NewEnvironWatcher(st, resources, authorizer),
RebootRequester: common.NewRebootRequester(st, accessMachine),
LeadershipSettingsAccessor: leadershipSettingsAccessorFactory(st, resources, authorizer),
// TODO(fwereade): so *every* unit should be allowed to get/set its
// own status *and* its service's? This is not a pleasing arrangement.
StatusAPI: NewStatusAPI(st, accessUnitOrService),
st: st,
auth: authorizer,
resources: resources,
accessUnit: accessUnit,
accessService: accessService,
unit: unit,
}, nil
}