Define Flavor for ECS

[spech66]

First thank you again for providing this modules in the galaxy. Saved us a lot of time and trouble during our migration!
Currently there is a lot happening with the flavors in kind of generations (xen/kvm) and groups (General-purpose, Dedicated general-purpose, Memory-optimized, Large-memory, High-performance Disk-intensive, GPU-accelerated). I noticed that the select flavor code only searches for CPU/RAM.

- name: Set fact flavor_id if ecs_ram or ecs_vcpus is defined
  set_fact:
    flavor_id: "{{ (flavor_result.content|from_json)|json_query('sort_by(flavors, &ram)|[?ram>=`' + ecs_ram + '` && vcpus>=`\"' + ecs_vcpus + '\"`].id|[0]') }}"

What would be the best way to extend this query? Or would it be possible to drop ecs_ram/ecs_vcpus for something like ecs_flavor. Currently I specify 2 vcpus and 4096 MB RAM but I get
Dedicated general-purpose c3.large.2 instead of s2.large.2. Beside from that with the current implementation I wouldn't be able to target other specs/generations.
Thank you

[eumel8]

@spech66 first of all, there is always the possibility to overwrite flavor_id with pickup the id from the list:

ansible-playbook test.yml -e "ecs_name=ansible-test02 localaction=flavors" -e "output=long"

For resource_type there is not real a logic for people without knowledge which resources are available.

msg: "{{ flavorlist.json|json_query('flavors[].os_extra_specs.resource_type') | sort | unique }}"

        "diskintensive", 
        "DiskIntensiveD2", 
        "gpu_m60", 
        "gpu_p100", 
        "gpu_v100", 
        "HighPerformanceH1", 
        "HighPerformanceH2", 
        "HighPerformanceHL", 
        "IOoptimizedC3", 
        "IOoptimizedS2", 
        "MemoryOptimizedM2", 
        "MemoryOptimizedM3", 
        "normal", 
        "saphana", 
        "vgpu_m60_1q"