private String createTargetShare(
OpenstackFileCloneVolumesContext context,
OpenstackFileCloneVolumeStatus status,
boolean source)
throws CloudClientException {
String snapshotId;
if (source) {
// snapshotId = status.volumeToBeCloned.sourceVolumeId; TODO: why does AWS do it this way?
// wrong value is passed here
snapshotId = status.sourceSnapshotId;
} else {
snapshotId = status.volumeToBeCloned.targetVolumeId;
}
ShareSnapshot snapshot = openstackClient.getSnapshot(snapshotId);
String shareType = null;
if (status.volumeToBeCloned.isSourceVolumeSnapshot) {
shareType = "standard";
} else {
String volumeId = status.volumeToBeCloned.sourceVolumeId;
Share sourceVolume = openstackClient.getShare(volumeId);
shareType = sourceVolume.getShareType();
}
String shareName = status.volumeToBeCloned.targetVolumeName;
Share share = openstackClient.createShareFromSnapshot(shareName, snapshot, shareType);
status.targetVolumeId = share.getId();
logger.log(
IJavaEeLog.SEVERITY_DEBUG,
this.getClass().getName(),
"getOperationStatus: operationId: "
+ context.operationId
+ " creating volume: "
+ share.getId(),
null);
return share.getId();
}
