public void ListProfilesByResourceGroup()
{
using (UndoContext context = UndoContext.Current)
{
context.Start();
TrafficManagerManagementClient trafficManagerClient = TrafficManagerHelper.GetTrafficManagerClient();
ResourceGroupExtended resourceGroup = TrafficManagerHelper.CreateResourceGroup();
for (int i = 0; i < 5; ++i)
{
string profileName = TestUtilities.GenerateName("watmv2profilehydratest");
trafficManagerClient.Profiles.CreateOrUpdate(
resourceGroup.Name,
profileName,
new ProfileCreateOrUpdateParameters
{
Profile = TrafficManagerHelper.GenerateDefaultProfile(profileName)
});
}
ProfileListResponse listResponse = trafficManagerClient.Profiles.ListAllInResourceGroup(resourceGroup.Name);
Assert.Equal(5, listResponse.Profiles.Count);
}
}
public TrafficManagerProfile[] ListTrafficManagerProfiles(string resourceGroupName = null)
{
ProfileListResponse response =
resourceGroupName == null?
this.TrafficManagerManagementClient.Profiles.ListAll() :
this.TrafficManagerManagementClient.Profiles.ListAllInResourceGroup(resourceGroupName);
return(response.Profiles.Select(profile => TrafficManagerClient.GetPowershellTrafficManagerProfile(
resourceGroupName ?? TrafficManagerClient.ExtractResourceGroupFromId(profile.Id),
profile.Name,
profile)).ToArray());
}
public EndpointScenarioTests()
{
// Cleanup
using (UndoContext context = UndoContext.Current)
{
context.Start();
TrafficManagerManagementClient trafficManagerClient = TrafficManagerHelper.GetTrafficManagerClient();
ProfileListResponse listResponse = trafficManagerClient.Profiles.ListAll();
foreach (Profile profile in listResponse.Profiles)
{
string resourceGroup = TrafficManagerHelper.ExtractResourceGroupFromId(profile.Id);
trafficManagerClient.Profiles.Delete(resourceGroup, profile.Name);
}
}
}
public void ListAllProfiles()
{
using (UndoContext context = UndoContext.Current)
{
context.Start();
TrafficManagerManagementClient trafficManagerClient = TrafficManagerHelper.GetTrafficManagerClient();
// This tests the list operation at subscription level therefore
// we can't use any granularity (e.g. resource groups) to isolate test runs
int numberOfProfilesBeforeTest = trafficManagerClient.Profiles.ListAll().Profiles.Count;
ResourceGroupExtended resourceGroup1 = TrafficManagerHelper.CreateResourceGroup();
ResourceGroupExtended resourceGroup2 = TrafficManagerHelper.CreateResourceGroup();
// Create 2 resource groups with two profiles each
for (int i = 0; i < 2; ++i)
{
string profileName = TestUtilities.GenerateName("hydratestwatmv2profile");
trafficManagerClient.Profiles.CreateOrUpdate(
resourceGroup1.Name,
profileName,
new ProfileCreateOrUpdateParameters
{
Profile = TrafficManagerHelper.GenerateDefaultProfile(profileName)
});
trafficManagerClient.Profiles.CreateOrUpdate(
resourceGroup2.Name,
profileName,
new ProfileCreateOrUpdateParameters
{
Profile = TrafficManagerHelper.GenerateDefaultProfile(profileName)
});
}
ProfileListResponse listResponse = trafficManagerClient.Profiles.ListAll();
// At the end of the test we should have 4 profiles more than when we started
Assert.Equal(numberOfProfilesBeforeTest + 4, listResponse.Profiles.Count);
}
}
public ProfileScenarioTests()
{
// Cleanup
using (UndoContext context = UndoContext.Current)
{
context.Start();
TrafficManagerManagementClient trafficManagerClient = TrafficManagerHelper.GetTrafficManagerClient();
try
{
ProfileListResponse listResponse = trafficManagerClient.Profiles.ListAll();
foreach (Profile profile in listResponse.Profiles)
{
string resourceGroup = TrafficManagerHelper.ExtractResourceGroupFromId(profile.Id);
trafficManagerClient.Profiles.Delete(resourceGroup, profile.Name);
}
}
catch (Exception)
{
// TODO: (alguerra) Remove after we fix bug on list operation
}
}
}
