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Refactor VM networking #290
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Super nice work. This makes it much nicer to refer to VMs with their hostnames.
Please clarify netvm
inbound ssh on -debug
targets.
appvms renaming can be scoped out of this PR at your convenience.
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sorry needs a rebase again to fix conflicts |
*Introduce new naming pattern for VMs All VMs' names/hostnames are created using '<vmname>-vm' pattern. All VMs' network interfaces named using 'tap-<hostname>' pattern. NetVM's bridge is configured to include all 'tap-*' interfaces. This approach makes no distinction between service VMs and application VMs, but it allows to easily guess the hostname without using a network toolkit. *Introduce .ghaf local domain. All VMs except of NetVM now get their IPs from NetVM's DHCP server. The VMs are accessible by their hostnames with .ghaf postfix added, for instance, 'ssh gui-vm.ghaf'. *All VMs use separate subnet from now on, which is different from the debug-subnet. *The network configuration which is common for every VM is now extracted into the separate 'vm-networking.nix' file. Signed-off-by: Ivan Nikolaenko <[email protected]>
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Introduce new naming pattern for VMs
All VMs' names/hostnames are created using '-vm' pattern. All VMs' network interfaces named using
'tap-' pattern. NetVM's bridge is configured to include all 'tap-' interfaces.
This approach makes no distinction between service VMs and application VMs, but it allows to easily guess the hostname without using a network toolkit.
*Introduce .ghaf local domain.
All VMs except of NetVM now get their IPs from NetVM's DHCP server. The VMs are accessible by their hostnames with .ghaf postfix added, for instance, 'ssh gui-vm.ghaf'.
*All VMs use separate subnet from now on, which is different from the debug-subnet.
*The network configuration which is common for every VM is now extracted into the separate 'vm-networking.nix' file.