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Description of problem:
- When provisioning hosts on Vmware data store cluster using API fail with error InvalidDatastorePath: Invalid datastore path '[clustername]'.
Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
- Red Hat Satellite Version 6.11
How reproducible:
- Specify data store cluster which contains multiple pods in Compute resource and then try to provision host using api
Steps to Reproduce:
1. WebUI -> Infrastructure -> Compute Profile -> select any -> select your compute resource -> go to section Storage -> Specify Datastore cluster which contains multiple pods.
2. Now try to provision hosts using api and it fails with error InvalidDatastorePath: Invalid datastore path
3. If we try to provision hosts on VMware data store cluster using Red Hat Satellite Web UI it is completed successfully.
Actual results:
- API Provision fails with error InvalidDatastorePath: Invalid datastore path '[clustername].
Expected results:
- Hosts provision should complete without error.
Additional info:
- When specified with datastore specific pod api provisioning is working.
Verified.
Tested on Satellite stream Snap 60
rubygem-fog-vsphere-3.6.5
Steps followed:
1. Configure the Satellite for provisioning
2. Create VMware CR
3. Provision a host via API and use `storage_pod` as a key while passing datastore cluster instead of datastore
Observation:
Host build was submitted and provisioning was successful.
Also when no datastore or storage pod is given appropriate error message is to specify the datastore/cluster
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