9:26 p.m.
A lot of changes to be made.
The changes in Ginger -> Gingerbase regarding OVS bridges is the simplest
to do. Gingerbase already has some OVS legacy functions from before Ginger
developed the OVS bridges backend in the module netinfo.py. We can see if
there's something there to list OVS interfaces (can't recall now) and,
if not, we
can add it.
The remaining Kimchi changes will need to either do in small chunks,
avoiding
changing the working code we have today, or all at once with UI changes
included
to avoid breaking the existing UI with the API change. I'll leave it up
to you which
approach to go, as long as we don't break the existing network support
in Kimchi
in the process.
Assuming that all this precautions are made, I approve this RFC.
However, note that
this is *my* opinion. I am not the official maintainer of this plug-in
and it would
be unwise to rely solely on it. It is safer to wait for Aline's opinion
in this
RFC before taking any step toward the implementation.
Daniel
On 08/10/2016 05:46 AM, Archana Singh wrote:
On 08/10/2016 12:23 PM, Suresh Babu Angadi wrote:
>
>
> On 08/10/2016 12:24 AM, Daniel Henrique Barboza wrote:
>> I am worried not only by the API.json changes but also in the
>> potential backend changes required. Do you have any prediction of
>> how far these changes might go?
> from backend, it would remain same for virtual network. For macvtap,
> validation of interface would be okay since interfaces listing is
> moved to gingerbase and kimchi is using it for networks hence same
> code can be utilized. For openvswitch, ginger code will have to be
> moved to gingerbase to enable kimchi to list host ovs interfaces.
On high level I guess below needs to be done, and both point below are
independent of each-other.
1) Listing of networks based on selected type. (This will mostly use
to show list in UI, based on type).
2) Once network is selected/provided, an REST API call which will land
to control and model. From control point of view it will be addition
of parameters. And from model point of view, we need to add if and
else to check type.
And for virtual type, existing code implementation should work. And
for other two type, we need add code for addition of these options in
template params. And also code to generate corresponding xml based on
type.
It will be mostly on template/guest edit/create code and network
add/remove from guest/template.
May be validation of network(s) to check if network(s) exist( for type
macvtap and ovs) or not can be done as improvement to feature.
>>
>> On 08/09/2016 06:12 AM, Suresh Babu Angadi wrote:
>>> Hi All,
>>> To support, attaching a physical interface to guest as macvtap or
>>> attaching ovs bridge to guest without creating libvirt network, I
>>> propose following changes to 'networks' attribute of templates josn.
>>>
>>> current implementation:
>>> 'networks' attribute expects list of virtual network names
>>>
>>> changes:
>>> 'networks': list of dictionary
>>> type: can be direct, network or bridge
>>> interface: name of physical interface(type=direct)
>>> or ovs (type=bridge) or virtual network(type=direct)
>>> mode(required if type=direct): bridge or vepa
>>>
>>> for macvtap: type is direct and mode can be bridge or vepa
>>> for ovs: type is bridge and mode is not required
>>> for virtual network: type=network(current implementation)
>>>
>>> Examples of network xml for attaching macvtap and ovs to guest
>>> without libvirt:
>>> OVS:
>>> <interface type="bridge">
>>> <source bridge="vswitch0"/>
>>> <virtualport type="openvswitch"/>
>>> <model type="virtio"/>
>>> </interface>
>>>
>>> macvtap with bridge mode:
>>> <interface type="direct">
>>> <source dev="eth0" mode="bridge"/>
>>> <model type="virtio"/>
>>> </interface>
>>>
>>> macvtap with vepa mode:
>>> <interface type="direct">
>>> <source dev="bond0" mode="vepa"/>
>>> <model type="virtio"/>
>>> </interface>
>>>
>>
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