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[WIP] ec2_vpc_endpoint_service module #1573

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SUMMARY

Module to create, update, or delete AWS Endpoint Services

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ec2_vpc_endpoint_service

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Please see module documentation

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@krisek krisek changed the title ec2_vpc_endpoint_service module [WIP] ec2_vpc_endpoint_service module May 25, 2023
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Thanks for taking the time to submit this PR.

Various comments inline.

Additionally,

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params["TagSpecifications"] = [{'ResourceType': 'vpc-endpoint-service', 'Tags': ansible_dict_to_boto3_tag_list(tags)}]
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ansible_collections.amazon.aws.plugins.module_utils.tagging.boto3_tag_specifications can generate these for you.

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this part of code I took again from backup_plan, so first I need to understand what the "poet means" and adopt

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The AWS APIs have a rather weird way of specifying Tags (and they're not even consistent)

Let's say you wanted to apply the following tags (in usual Key/Value format

{
  "MyFirstKey": "My first value", 
  "my_second_key": "another value",
)

There are two ways the EC2 API want you to pass this

  1. A "list' of tags" aka boto3_tag_list or list-of-dicts (mostly when updating tags):
[
  {
    "Key": "MyFirstKey",
    "Value": "My first value",
  },
  {
    "Key": "my_second_key",
    "Value": "another value",
  }
]
  1. TagSpecifications - a mapping of resource types to a boto3_tag_list (mostly when creating 1 or more resources). This seems really strange, but some of the create calls create multiple types of resource, this lets you specify different tags for each type of resource
[
  {
    "ResourceType": "vpc-endpoint-service",
    "Tags": [
      {
        "Key": "MyFirstKey",
        "Value": "My first value",
      },
      {
        "Key": "my_second_key",
        "Value": "another value",
      }
    ]
  }  
]

These can be something of a PITA to work with, and Amazon's not even consistent with the formats it uses :(

However, we have some helpers to try and make this easier to deal with.

  • ansible_dict_to_boto3_tag_list - Takes a simple dictionary and converts it to the boto3_tag_list format
  • boto3_tag_list_to_ansible_dict - The other way around
  • boto3_tag_specifications - Takes a list of resource types and a simply dictionary representing the tags, then returns the TagSpecifications format.

Separately we have ensure_ec2_tags, which takes a resource-id, a normal dict (for the tags), and purge. It handles the format conversions, and knows how/when to add/remove tags based on the purge setting. (but only for EC2 resource)

What gets really messy is that not all of Amazon's APIs even use the same formats: some use simple dicts, some the above format, and some even use list-of-dicts change "Key" and "Value"

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ARGUMENT_SPEC = dict(
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I'd probably avoid setting defaults for most of the options here (except state). While default behaviour on creation should be documented, when you're performing an update it's not possible to tell the difference between defaults and user-requested changes. In general we should only change a parameter if someone explicitly passed that parameter.

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So the logic would be that there is no defaults set on module level, but we manage Nones coming from user side when we need to create/update? (around lines 443 and 470)

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yes.

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I'd probably avoid setting defaults for most of the options here (except state). While default behaviour on creation should be documented, when you're performing an update it's not possible to tell the difference between defaults and user-requested changes. In general we should only change a parameter if someone explicitly passed that parameter.

Is it ok if in the documentation and in ARGUMENT_SPEC I specify None as default for these parameters mentioning that defaults will be set as per boto3?

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That's fine (although it's the remote AWS service that'll set the default rather than the client SDK)

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tremble commented May 25, 2023

@krisek in addition to the comments above, there's a number of failing tests. Please let us know if you need help fixing the issues they raise.

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krisek commented Sep 6, 2023

I'm sorry it takes so long, I lost a bit focus in the recent months. As the branch slipped behind upstream... shall I re-raise it from a new fork?

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tremble commented Sep 6, 2023

I'm sorry it takes so long, I lost a bit focus in the recent months. As the branch slipped behind upstream... shall I re-raise it from a new fork?

Try using git rebase and then force pushing: https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/topics/git/git_rebase.html

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krisek commented Sep 6, 2023

😰 when I hear force push 🙂 but I'll give a try

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😰 when I hear force push 🙂 but I'll give a try

Rebasing and force pushing is nothing to be afraid of with feature branches (certainly to be avoided with main and stable- branches). Especially with net-new modules conflicts should be minimal, and it's much easier to follow the git history of a change once it's been rebased.

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krisek commented Sep 6, 2023

local ansible-test sanity plugins/modules/ec2_vpc_endpoint_service.py reported no errors
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krisek commented Sep 8, 2023

Before removing WIP, I guess I should add integration tests... can somebody please suggest where to start?

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ssm_parameter: add support for tags (ansible-collections#1573)

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Adding support for tags following community guidelines and other practices from other modules. secretsmanager_secret was used along with helper functions from ec2 code. Addresses open issue for feature request ansible-collections#1573.

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ssm_parameter: add support for tags (ansible-collections#1573)

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Adding support for tags following community guidelines and other practices from other modules. secretsmanager_secret was used along with helper functions from ec2 code. Addresses open issue for feature request ansible-collections#1573.

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ssm_parameter: add support for tags (ansible-collections#1573)

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Adding support for tags following community guidelines and other practices from other modules. secretsmanager_secret was used along with helper functions from ec2 code. Addresses open issue for feature request ansible-collections#1573.

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