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Prototype a new CLI bmhvm #1370
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@Rozzii would it help if we put that in sushy-tools instead? I'm a bit worried about potential duplication: we already have many places where the same logic is used. |
@dtantsur yeah I think we can go into that direction, and as you have mentioned let's first specify the exact scope of this and figure out the configuration format. |
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/remove-lifecycle frozen After some discussion we have decided that this VM tooling would be used across the project and the best place for it would be in project-infra. CAPM3, IPAM and BMO would use it as a GO package while dev-env would use it as a cli tool. |
This is an advanced task. Take it only if you are already comfortable with golang, libvirt and containers.
We currently use bash scripts to set up sushy-tools and create VMs to be used as BareMetalHosts. This works, but it is not ideal. It is inflexible, hard to reuse between CI and development, and even harder to reuse from other repositories like CAPM3.
The goal of this task is to prototype a golang CLI (call it for example
bmhvm
) that can do the same thing these scripts do today. It should also be usable as a go library that can be imported in CAPM3 for example. The tool should be able to set up sushy-tools on top of either podman or docker. It should be able to create a libvirt network and create VMs in this network.You will need to work with the libvirt golang library: https://pkg.go.dev/libvirt.org/go/libvirt
Here are some suggestions for how it should work.
bmhvm init
should create a libvirt network and run sushy-toolsbmhvm create vm
should create a VMbmhvm generate bmh
should generate a BareMetalHost manifest for a VMNote that you can reuse some parts here.
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