Upstream bug assigned to oezr

Upstream bug assigned to oezr

The issue is reproduced on:

Satellite 6.6.0 snap 6

RPMs:
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foreman-1.22.0.1-1.el7sat.noarch
foreman-vmware-1.22.0.1-1.el7sat.noarch
tfm-rubygem-fog-vsphere-3.0.0-2.el7sat.noarch

Ondrej, could you please take a look?

Hey Ondrej,

Basically, I tested this bugzilla using Nailgun and hence in my comment 11 you can see this :

```
In [38]: vcp.compute_attribute[0].read().vm_attrs['scsi_controllers']
Out[38]: [{'type': 'abcd', 'key': 1000}]
```

where vcp is Compute Profile nailgun object. So above it shows that I set the 'scsi_controllers' type to 'abcd' which.

And then with that type I attempted to provision and it just failed with same error.


So If I test with correct 'scsi_controllers' type as 'VirtualLsiLogicController' the provisioning works.

Ok, so you have the scsi_controller defined on the Compute Profile.
This BZ were not addressing such case as that have never worked.
This only addresses the 'scsi_controller_type' API attribute - mainly passed from hammer (directly to `host create` command).
It should be part of RFE for validation of Compute Attributes.

Sorry for bit misleading Title and description.

Hello Ondrej,

This time I am getting some weird error:

```
# hammer host create --name vmhammer --compute-resource-id 1 --hostgroup-id 1 --location-id 2 --organization-id 1  --root-password passwd --compute-attributes "scsi_controller_type=VirtualLsiLogicController" --volume "datastore=Local-Ironforge,mode=Persistent,size_gb=10,thin=true" --compute-profile-id 4
Could not create the host:
  Failed to create a compute vmware_cr (VMware) instance vmhammer.satqe.lab.eng.rdu2.redhat.com: InvalidController: The device '1' is referring to a nonexisting controller '1,000'.
```

I can share setup with you if you want to debug.

Hi Jitendra,

this error is due to a controllers are explicitly empty in compute profile.
This has never worked and doesn't work without the attribute eighter and thus cannot be considered a regression.

Would be lovely to work though and I have filed a separate BZ for that - see BZ 1721334, but I do not consider it as part of this BZ.
This is only about badly spelled controller type made the command to fail, but the correct value have not.

Verified!

@Satellite 6.6 snap 7


Steps:
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1. Post hammer request to create a host with custom SCSI controller Type:
# hammer -d host create --compute-attributes "cpus=1,corespersocket=1,memory_mb=1024,cluster=Satellite_Engineering,path=/Datacenters/RH_Engineering/vm/QE,guest_id=rhel7_64Guest,scsi_controller_type=VirtualLsiLogicController,hardware_version=Default,start=1" --compute-resource-id 1 --hostgroup-id 1 --interface "compute_network=qe-sat6-feature-rhel7,compute_type=VirtualVmxnet3" --location-id 2 --name="bugverify" --organization-id 1 --provision-method="build" --pxe-loader="PXELinux BIOS" --root-password="dog8code" --volume="name=Hard disk,size_gb=10,thin=true,eager_zero=false,datastore=Local-Ironforge" 


Observation:
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1. The host request is submitted with "scsi_controller_type"=>"VirtualLsiLogicController" successfully.

INFO 2019-06-19T02:47:39 HammerCLIForeman::Host::CreateCommand] Called with options: {"option_root_password"=>"***", "option_puppetclass_ids"=>[], "option_overwrite"=>true, "option_compute_attributes"=>{"cpus"=>"1", "corespersocket"=>"1", "memory_mb"=>"1024", "cluster"=>"Satellite_Engineering", "path"=>"/Datacenters/RH_Engineering/vm/QE", "guest_id"=>"rhel7_64Guest", "scsi_controller_type"=>"VirtualLsiLogicController", "hardware_version"=>"Default", "start"=>"1"}, "option_volume_list"=>[{"name"=>"Hard disk", "size_gb"=>"10", "thin"=>"true", "eager_zero"=>"false", "datastore"=>"Local-Ironforge"}], "option_interface_list"=>[{"compute_network"=>"qe-sat6-feature-rhel7", "compute_type"=>"VirtualVmxnet3"}], "option_location_id"=>2, "option_organization_id"=>1, "option_compute_resource_id"=>1, "option_hostgroup_id"=>1, "option_name"=>"bugverify", "option_pxe_loader"=>"PXELinux BIOS", "option_provision_method"=>"build"}

2. The host is created
# hammer -u admin -p changeme host list | grep bugverify
14 | bugverify.satqe.lab.eng.rdu2.redhat.com      | RedHat 7.6       | vmware_hg  | 10.8.<ip.hidden> | 00:50:56:be:<mac:hidden> | Warning       | rhel7_cv     | DEV

Since the problem described in this bug report should be
resolved in a recent advisory, it has been closed with a
resolution of ERRATA.

For information on the advisory, and where to find the updated
files, follow the link below.

If the solution does not work for you, open a new bug report.

https://access.redhat.com/errata/RHSA-2019:3172