// Deprovision NetApp
// Input: AddonDeprovisionRequest request
// Output: OperationResult
public override OperationResult Deprovision(AddonDeprovisionRequest request)
{
var deprovisionResult = new OperationResult {
IsSuccess = false
};
try
{
// this loads in the developer options and the manifest parameters
// validation will also occur here, so if this fails it will be caught prior to any invocation on the cluster.
var developerOptions = DeveloperParameters.Parse(request.DeveloperParameters, request.Manifest);
// for assumptions now, delete a volume
var netappresponse = NetAppFactory.DeleteVolume(developerOptions, request.ConnectionData);
// use the class's conversion method.
return(netappresponse.ToOperationResult());
}
catch (Exception e)
{
deprovisionResult.EndUserMessage = e.Message;
}
return(deprovisionResult);
}
// Provision NetApp Volume
// Input: AddonDeprovisionRequest request
// Output: ProvisionAddOnResult
public override ProvisionAddOnResult Provision(AddonProvisionRequest request)
{
var provisionResult = new ProvisionAddOnResult("")
{
IsSuccess = false
};
try
{
var developerParameters = DeveloperParameters.Parse(request.DeveloperParameters, request.Manifest);
var netappresponse = NetAppFactory.CreateVolume(developerParameters);
provisionResult = netappresponse.ToAddOnResult();
// this appears to be wrong. we need to check what's coming back from the powershell script
//provisionResult.IsSuccess = true;
provisionResult.ConnectionData = developerParameters.VolumeToProvision.BuildConnectionString();
}
catch (Exception e)
{
provisionResult.IsSuccess = false;
provisionResult.EndUserMessage = e.Message + "\n" + e.StackTrace;
}
return(provisionResult);
}
