Example #1
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// toDBMachine converts machines specified in the Stitch into db.Machines that can
// be compared against what's already in the db.
// Specifically, it sets the role of the db.Machine, the size (which may depend
// on RAM and CPU constraints), and the provider.
// Additionally, it skips machines with invalid roles, sizes or providers.
func toDBMachine(machines []stitch.Machine, maxPrice float64) []db.Machine {
	var hasMaster, hasWorker bool
	var dbMachines []db.Machine
	for _, stitchm := range machines {
		var m db.Machine

		role, err := db.ParseRole(stitchm.Role)
		if err != nil {
			log.WithError(err).Error("Error parsing role.")
			continue
		}
		m.Role = role

		hasMaster = hasMaster || role == db.Master
		hasWorker = hasWorker || role == db.Worker

		p, err := db.ParseProvider(stitchm.Provider)
		if err != nil {
			log.WithError(err).Error("Error parsing provider.")
			continue
		}
		m.Provider = p
		m.Size = stitchm.Size

		if m.Size == "" {
			providerInst := provider.New(p)
			m.Size = providerInst.ChooseSize(
				stitchm.RAM, stitchm.CPU, maxPrice)
			if m.Size == "" {
				log.Errorf("No valid size for %v, skipping.", m)
				continue
			}
		}

		m.DiskSize = stitchm.DiskSize
		if m.DiskSize == 0 {
			m.DiskSize = defaultDiskSize
		}

		m.SSHKeys = stitchm.SSHKeys
		m.Region = stitchm.Region
		dbMachines = append(dbMachines, provider.DefaultRegion(m))
	}

	if !hasMaster && hasWorker {
		log.Warning("A Master was specified but no workers.")
		return nil
	} else if hasMaster && !hasWorker {
		log.Warning("A Worker was specified but no masters.")
		return nil
	}

	return dbMachines
}