package state import ( "errors" "github.com/edgelesssys/constellation/internal/cloud/cloudtypes" "github.com/edgelesssys/constellation/internal/config" "github.com/edgelesssys/constellation/internal/state" ) // Code in this file is mostly copied from constellation-controlPlane // TODO: import as package from controlPlane once it is properly refactored func GetScalingGroupsFromConfig(stat state.ConstellationState, config *config.Config) (controlPlanes, workers cloudtypes.ScalingGroup, err error) { switch { case len(stat.GCPControlPlanes) != 0: return getGCPInstances(stat, config) case len(stat.AzureControlPlane) != 0: return getAzureInstances(stat, config) case len(stat.QEMUControlPlane) != 0: return getQEMUInstances(stat, config) default: return cloudtypes.ScalingGroup{}, cloudtypes.ScalingGroup{}, errors.New("no instances to init") } } func getGCPInstances(stat state.ConstellationState, _ *config.Config) (controlPlanes, workers cloudtypes.ScalingGroup, err error) { if len(stat.GCPControlPlanes) == 0 { return cloudtypes.ScalingGroup{}, cloudtypes.ScalingGroup{}, errors.New("no control-plane workers available, can't create Constellation without any instance") } // GroupID of controlPlanes is empty, since they currently do not scale. controlPlanes = cloudtypes.ScalingGroup{Instances: stat.GCPControlPlanes} if len(stat.GCPWorkers) == 0 { return cloudtypes.ScalingGroup{}, cloudtypes.ScalingGroup{}, errors.New("no worker workers available, can't create Constellation with one instance") } // TODO: make min / max configurable and abstract autoscaling for different cloud providers workers = cloudtypes.ScalingGroup{Instances: stat.GCPWorkers} return } func getAzureInstances(stat state.ConstellationState, _ *config.Config) (controlPlanes, workers cloudtypes.ScalingGroup, err error) { if len(stat.AzureControlPlane) == 0 { return cloudtypes.ScalingGroup{}, cloudtypes.ScalingGroup{}, errors.New("no control-plane workers available, can't create Constellation cluster without any instance") } // GroupID of controlPlanes is empty, since they currently do not scale. controlPlanes = cloudtypes.ScalingGroup{Instances: stat.AzureControlPlane} if len(stat.AzureWorkers) == 0 { return cloudtypes.ScalingGroup{}, cloudtypes.ScalingGroup{}, errors.New("no worker workers available, can't create Constellation cluster with one instance") } // TODO: make min / max configurable and abstract autoscaling for different cloud providers workers = cloudtypes.ScalingGroup{Instances: stat.AzureWorkers} return } func getQEMUInstances(stat state.ConstellationState, _ *config.Config) (controlPlanes, workers cloudtypes.ScalingGroup, err error) { controlPlaneMap := stat.QEMUControlPlane if len(controlPlaneMap) == 0 { return cloudtypes.ScalingGroup{}, cloudtypes.ScalingGroup{}, errors.New("no controlPlanes available, can't create Constellation without any instance") } // QEMU does not support autoscaling controlPlanes = cloudtypes.ScalingGroup{Instances: stat.QEMUControlPlane} if len(stat.QEMUWorkers) == 0 { return cloudtypes.ScalingGroup{}, cloudtypes.ScalingGroup{}, errors.New("no workers available, can't create Constellation with one instance") } // QEMU does not support autoscaling workers = cloudtypes.ScalingGroup{Instances: stat.QEMUWorkers} return }