kvm

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Index

• Variables
• func AutostartMachine(hostname string) error
• func CreateMachine(params CreateMachineParams) error
• func DestroyMachine(hostname string) error
• func ListMachines() (map[string]string, error)
• func NewContainerInitialiser() container.Initialiser
• func NewContainerManager(conf container.ManagerConfig) (container.Manager, error)
• func SyncImages(series, arch, source string) error
• func VerifyKVMEnabled() error
• type Container
• type ContainerFactory
• type CreateMachineParams
• type StartParams
  • func ParseConstraintsToStartParams(cons constraints.Value) StartParams

Variables

var (
	KvmObjectFactory ContainerFactory = &containerFactory{}
	DefaultKvmBridge                  = "virbr0"

	// In order for Juju to be able to create the hardware characteristics of
	// the kvm machines it creates, we need to be explicit in our definition
	// of memory, cpu-cores and root-disk.  The defaults here have been
	// extracted from the uvt-kvm executable.
	DefaultMemory uint64 = 512 // MB
	DefaultCpu    uint64 = 1
	DefaultDisk   uint64 = 8 // GB

	// There are some values where it doesn't make sense to go below.
	MinMemory uint64 = 512 // MB
	MinCpu    uint64 = 1
	MinDisk   uint64 = 2 // GB
)

var IsKVMSupported = func() (bool, error) {

	// Prefer the user's $PATH first, but check /usr/sbin if we can't
	// find kvm-ok there
	var foundPath string
	const binName = "kvm-ok"
	if path, err := exec.LookPath(binName); err == nil {
		foundPath = path
	} else if path, err := exec.LookPath(filepath.Join(kvmPath, binName)); err == nil {
		foundPath = path
	} else {
		return false, errors.NotFoundf("%s executable", binName)
	}

	command := exec.Command(foundPath)
	output, err := command.CombinedOutput()

	if err != nil {
		return false, errors.Annotate(err, string(output))
	}
	logger.Debugf("%s output:\n%s", binName, output)
	return command.ProcessState.Success(), nil
}

IsKVMSupported calls into the kvm-ok executable from the cpu-checkers package. It is a variable to allow us to overrid behaviour in the tests.

Functions

func AutostartMachine

func AutostartMachine(hostname string) error

AutostartMachine indicates that the virtual machines should automatically restart when the host restarts.

func CreateMachine

func CreateMachine(params CreateMachineParams) error

CreateMachine creates a virtual machine and starts it.

func DestroyMachine

func DestroyMachine(hostname string) error

DestroyMachine destroys the virtual machine identified by hostname.

func ListMachines

func ListMachines() (map[string]string, error)

ListMachines returns a map of machine name to state, where state is one of: running, idle, paused, shutdown, shut off, crashed, dying, pmsuspended.

func NewContainerInitialiser

func NewContainerInitialiser() container.Initialiser

NewContainerInitialiser returns an instance used to perform the steps required to allow a host machine to run a KVM container.

func NewContainerManager

func NewContainerManager(conf container.ManagerConfig) (container.Manager, error)

NewContainerManager returns a manager object that can start and stop kvm containers. The containers that are created are namespaced by the name parameter.

func SyncImages

func SyncImages(series, arch, source string) error

SyncImages updates the local cached images by reading the simplestreams data and downloading the cloud images to the uvtool pool (used by libvirt).

func VerifyKVMEnabled

func VerifyKVMEnabled() error

VerifyKVMEnabled makes sure that the host OS is Ubuntu, and that the required packages are installed, and that the host CPU is able to support KVM.

Types

type Container

type Container interface {

	// Name returns the name of the container.
	Name() string

	// Start runs the container as a daemon.
	Start(params StartParams) error

	// Stop terminates the running container.
	Stop() error

	// IsRunning returns wheter or not the container is running and active.
	IsRunning() bool

	// String returns information about the container, like the name, state,
	// and process id.
	String() string
}

Container represents a virtualized container instance and provides operations to create, maintain and destroy the container.

type ContainerFactory

type ContainerFactory interface {
	// New returns a container instance which can then be used for operations
	// like Start() and Stop()
	New(string) Container

	// List returns all the existing containers on the system.
	List() ([]Container, error)
}

ContainerFactory represents the methods used to create Containers. This wraps the low level OS functions for dealing with the containers.

type CreateMachineParams

type CreateMachineParams struct {
	Hostname      string
	Series        string
	Arch          string
	UserDataFile  string
	NetworkBridge string
	Memory        uint64
	CpuCores      uint64
	RootDisk      uint64
}

type StartParams

type StartParams struct {
	Series           string
	Arch             string
	UserDataFile     string
	Network          *container.NetworkConfig
	Memory           uint64 // MB
	CpuCores         uint64
	RootDisk         uint64 // GB
	ImageDownloadUrl string
}

StartParams is a simple parameter struct for Container.Start.

func ParseConstraintsToStartParams

func ParseConstraintsToStartParams(cons constraints.Value) StartParams

ParseConstraintsToStartParams takes a constrants object and returns a bare StartParams object that has Memory, Cpu, and Disk populated. If there are no defined values in the constraints for those fields, default values are used. Other constrains cause a warning to be emitted.