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Kimchi: An On-Ramp Virtualization Management Application

Zhengsheng Zhou, Shaohe Feng, Wenruo Lv – IBM Linux Technology Center – Open Virtualization20 Aug 2014

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Kimchi: Yet Another KVM Management Tool?

■ Various existing excellent virtualization management tools– API and command line: libvirt, virsh– GUI: virt-manager, gnome boxes– Cloud: oVirt, OpenStack, ...– Why do we need Kimchi?

■ What if the user– Is new to virtualization, but experienced in traditional IT management– Wants to evaluate KVM– Manages a few hosts and shared storage devices– Wants to use NAT, VLAN, Linux bridge, bonding, or even Open vSwitch– Wants access to management UI and VM display from Web– Wants a RESTful API to develop a KVM-based management solution– Doesn't want to setup a large complex cloud environment

■ Kimchi, a simple and smart KVM management tool with HTML5 interface and a REST API

■ LGPL 3 (Back-end), Apache License 2 (Front-end)

IBM Presentation Template Full Version

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Agenda

■ Kimchi Architecture

■ Templates and VMs

■ Storage Back-end Support

■ Various Virtual Networks Support

■ Host Management

■ REST API

■ Work In Progress

■ DEMO

■ Q&A

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Kimchi Architecture

■ Design Goals

■ Simple while Smart– Thin but provide

necessary intelligence

■ Cross-Platform– Fedora, RHEL,

Ubuntu, OpenSuSe– IE 10+, Chrome, Opera,

Firefox, Safari

■ Support I18N– English– Português– 中文

■ Extensible– Back-end: plugins, API– Front-end: tabs

Userspace Libs, Tools

VM, Template, Storage, Network, ... Controllers (Python)

CherryPy (Web Application Server)

VM, Template, Storage, Network, ... Models (Python)

UI (HTML 5, Javascript,CSS, ...)

libvirt

VM VM VM

Kimchi

Kimchi Architecture – Plugin Framework

VM Controllers

VM Models

/vms/vms/vm_x/ifaces

/vms/vm_x/storages

Storage Controllers

Storage Models

/storagepools/storagepools/poolx

Plugin Controllers

Plugin Models

/plugins/plugin_x/plugins/plugin_x/foo

CherryPy: Accept Request and Dispatch

VM UI Tab Storage UI Tab Plugin_x UI Tab

Front-end

Back-end

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Kimchi Architecture - Proxies

■ Nginx is a reverse proxy, run as normal user

■ Kimchi daemon (CherryPy) runs as root

■ WebSockify translates between HTTPs and TCP

■ Back-end sets VNC/Spice ticket to prevent anonymous VM console access

WebSockify

CherryPyBrowserhttps

Browser QEMUhttps VNC

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Agenda

■ Host Management

■ REST API

■ DEMO

■ Q&A

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Templates and VMs - A List View

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Templates and VMs

■ Template: Pre-defined VM configuration collection– CPU count, memory size, disk size, disk type– Storage pool– Graphics (VNC, Spice)– Network connectivity type (isolated, NAT, bridged)

■ VM: A libvirt “domain”– Compatible with other libvirt-based tools– Life-cycle operation– Manage extra disks (Images are reference counted)– Manage extra network interfaces– Authorization: assign users/groups to a VM– Graphics: noVNC, Spice (WebSocket and HTML5-based)

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Templates and VMs

■ Steps to Create the first VM– Step[0]: Select an OS installation ISO– Step[1]: Kimchi generates a template best configured for the guest OS– Step[2]: Create a VM from the template, Kimchi automatically allocates new disk

■ Step to Create more VMs– Goto Step[2]

■ ISO– Kimchi scans local ISOs in existing storage pools or “/”– Support using a remote ISO file directly (http://example.com/example.iso)

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Agenda

■ Host Management

■ REST API

■ DEMO

■ Q&A

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Storage – A List View

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Storage – Supported Back-Ends

■ Directory

■ NFS

■ iSCSI

■ SCSI/FC

■ Logical Volume

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Storage – On-Ramp

■ Common Use Cases– User often create storage pool from the same server

• One NFS server with multiple exports, create pool from each export path• One iSCSI server with multiple LUN, each can be used as a pool

– Long export path and long IQN

■ Kimchi– Remembers every storage server it used– Auto probes every target on the storage server

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Storage - NFS example

■ Using an NFS server for the first time

■ Kimchi probes all the usable exports

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Storage - NFS example

■ Using the NFS server for the second time

■ Kimchi presents the user with known NFS servers

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Agenda

■ Host Management

■ REST API

■ DEMO

■ Q&A

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Virtual Networks

■ Three Kinds of Networks from User's Perspective

– Private Virtual Network (Isolated):

– Masqueraded Virtual Network (Outside-reach):

– Aggregated Public Network (In-outside Reach):

• Macvtap (Default) + VLAN

• Linux Bridge + VLAN• Open vSwitch (Work In Progress)• Bond (Planned)

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Virtual Networks - Private Virtual Network

VM2nic

eth1Host

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VM2nic

eth1Host

Virtual Networks - Masqueraded Virtual Network

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br1 br2

eth1Host1 bond0

Vlan1 Vlan2

br1 br2

eth1Host2 bond0

Vlan1 Vlan2

Virtual Networks - Aggregated Public Network

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Virtual Networks

■ Creating a Virtual Network

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Agenda

■ Host Management

■ REST API

■ DEMO

■ Q&A

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Host Management

■ Host Information– Distro, processor, memory

■ System statistics– CPU utilization, memory usage, disk I/O, network I/O

■ Software Updates

■ Repository Management

■ Debug Reports Generating

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Host Management - Ginger

■ Ginger: A Kimchi Plugin

■ Focused on IBM PowerKVM Host Management– Power firmware update– Configuration backup– Host network configuration (IP, mask, DNS, gateway, DHCP)– Switching power profiles (tuned:latency-performance, throughput-performance,

balanced, virtual-host, virtual guest, ...)– SAN adapters information– System sensors information

■ https://github.com/kimchi-project/ginger

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Agenda

■ Host Management

■ REST API

■ DEMO

■ Q&A

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Kimchi API

■ Resource maps to URI– VM List: /vms– Particular VM: /vms/vm_name– NICs of a VM: /vms/vm_name/ifaces– Disks of a VM: /vms/vm_name/storages

■ Use standard HTTP methods (GET, PUT, POST, DELETE) to list, create, modify and delete resources

■ Kimchi front-end communicates with back-end solely using API

BrowserKimchi

Front-end

CherryPyKimchi

Back-end

GET host/vms

libvirtlistAllDomains()

200 OK JSON

[{“name”:“vm1”, ...}]

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Kimchi API - Example

■ curl -k -u root \-H "Content-Type: application/json" \-H "Accept: application/json" \'https://127.0.0.1:8001/networks'

■ API Documentation– docs/API.md

■ API Schema– src/kimchi/API.json

■ Wrapper in the Front-end – ui/js/src/kimchi.api.js

■ Everyone can use Kimchi API and

develop KVM management solutions

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Agenda

■ Host Management

■ REST API

■ DEMO

■ Q&A

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Work In Progress

■ Host Device Passthru– Directly assign host devices to VM, improve performance– PCI devices, USB devices, SCSI LUNs– Properly handling IOMMU groups and device tree

■ Open vSwitch Support

■ Bootable Image Support

■ Planned– Discovering Kimchi peers– Guest live migration– Download ISO file– Display detected iSCSI targets– Asynchronous event notification– Network bonding configuration

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■ Live Demo

■ Backup Screenshots

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■ Github: https://github.com/kimchi-project/kimchi

■ IRC: irc.oftc.net, Channel #kimchi

■ WIKI: https://github.com/kimchi-project/kimchi/wiki

■ Mail List– Development kimchi-devel@ovirt.org

http://lists.ovirt.org/mailman/listinfo/kimchi-devel– User Feedback kimchi-users@ovirt.org

http://lists.ovirt.org/mailman/listinfo/kimchi-users

Thanks for attending! Obrigado! 谢谢！

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Create a VM – Step[0] – Select an ISO to Create a Template

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Create a VM – Step[1] (optional) – Customize the Template

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Create a VM – Step[2] – Create a VM from the Template

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VM Display Inside Browser

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Host Management – Basic Information

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Host Management – Software Updates & Repositories

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Host Management - Ginger

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