ssh_add_suseconnect_product($remote, $name, [program => $program, [version => $version, [arch => $arch, [params => $params, [timeout => $timeout, [retries => $retries, [delay => $delay]]]]]]]);Register addon in the SUT
ssh_remove_suseconnect_product($name, [$version, [$arch, [$params]]]);Deregister addon in SUT
Get credentials from the Public Cloud micro service, which requires user and password. The resulting json will be optionally stored in a file. This function also get input from these variables: - PUBLIC_CLOUD_CREDENTIALS_URL - _SECRET_PUBLIC_CLOUD_CREDENTIALS_USER - _SECRET_PUBLIC_CLOUD_CREDENTIALS_PWD
This function is used to install the gcloud CLI for the GKE Google Cloud.
From $url we get the full package and install it in $dir local folder as a subdir of /root. Defaults are available for a simple call without parameters: gcloud_install()
ssh_update_transactional_system($host);
Connect to the remote host $instance using ssh and update the system by running zypper update twice, in transactional mode. The first run will update the package manager, the second run will update the system. Transactional systems like SLE micro used transactional_update up and reboot.
get_python_exec()
Returns the Python executable name for public cloud purposes. As of now, it returns "python3.11" by default.
create_script_file($filename, $fullpath, $content)
Creates a script file with the given content, downloads it from the autoinst URL, and makes it executable. This is useful for creating scripts that can be run on the public cloud instance.
install_in_venv($binary, %args)
Installs a Python package in a virtual environment. The package can be specified either by a requirements.txt file or by a list of pip packages. The function creates a virtual environment, installs the specified package(s), and creates a wrapper script to run the binary within the virtual environment.
venv_create($binary)
Creates a Python virtual environment in the home directory of the root user. The virtual environment is named after the binary, prefixed with ".venv_".
venv_activate($venv)
Activates the Python virtual environment specified by $venv.
venv_prepare_install_source($binary, $args_ref)
Prepares the source for installation in the virtual environment. If the requirements argument is defined, it fetches a requirements.txt file from the autoinst URL and returns the path to that file. If not, it returns the list of pip packages to install.
venv_install_packages($install_target)
Installs the specified package(s) in the virtual environment using pip. This function takes a string that can be either a path to a requirements.txt file or a list of pip packages.
venv_record_installed_packages($venv) Records the installed packages in the virtual environment by running `pip freeze`.
venv_deactivate()
Deactivates the currently active Python virtual environment.
venv_generate_runner_script($binary, $venv)
Generates a shell script that activates the virtual environment and runs the specified binary. This script checks if the binary exists in the virtual environment and exits with an error if it does not.
get_installed_packages_remote($instance, $packages_ref)
This function checks which packages from the provided list are installed on the remote instance. It returns an array reference containing the names of the installed packages.
get_available_packages_remote($instance, $packages_ref)
This function checks which packages from the provided list are available for installation on the remote instance. It returns an array reference containing the names of the available packages. It uses `zypper -x info` to query the availability of packages.
zypper_add_repo_remote($instance, $repo_name, $repo_url)
This function adds a repository to the remote instance using zypper. It uses the `-fG` options to add the repository as a GPG-verified repository.
zypper_remove_repo_remote($instance, $repo_name)
This function removes a repository from the remote instance using zypper. It uses the `-n` option to run the command non-interactively.
zypper_install_remote($instance, $packages)
This function installs the specified packages on the remote instance using zypper. It handles both transactional updates and regular zypper installations based on the system type.
zypper_install_available_remote($instance, $packages_ref)
This function checks which packages from the provided list are available for installation on the remote instance. If any packages are available, it installs them using zypper_install_remote.