2:54 p.m.
Hi everyone!
A new lago release is out, this one adds the possibility to extend lago with
three new plugins:
* VMPlugin: Allows to modify each and every VM action, useful though when
you want to extend the actions a VM can take, or customize some high
level behavior (like defining a different set of artifacts to collect)
We have lago.vm.DefaultVM (default), ovirtlago.virt.EngineVM
(ovirt-engine), ovirtlago.virt.NodeVM (ovirt-node) and
ovirtlago.virt.HostVM (ovirt-host).
You can specify which one your domain belongs to with the key 'vm-type'
and one of the above values, like:
domains:
my_domain:
vm-type: ovirt-engine
...
* VMProvider: Allows to implement a different set of low-level methods,
like snapshot, or start/stop a vm, to allow to use different
virtualization (or not) systems (only
LocalLibvirtVMProvider (local-libvirt) and SSHVMProvider (ssh) are
implemented right now).
You can specify a custom provider for your domains with the
'vm-provider' key, like:
domains:
my_domain:
vm-provider: local-libvirt
...
* ServicePlugin: This is the class that implements the service-handling
functions for a vm, starting/stopping a service, checking if the
service is enabled, etc.
Current implementations are SystemdService (systemd), SysVInitService
(sysvinit) and SystemdContainerService (systemdcontainer).
You can specify a custom service provider for your domain with the key
'service_provider':
domains:
my_domain:
service_provider: systemd
...
Another important fixed bug is that now copying a directory to a vm works :)
For the latest docs and changelog you can go to the docs page:
http://lago.readthedocs.io/en/0.19/
Enjoy!
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David Caro
Red Hat S.L.
Continuous Integration Engineer - EMEA ENG Virtualization R&D
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