[RFC] providers: add qemu provider for boot check-in #488
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This adds a new provider for the "qemu" platform. In particular, this provider currently supports checking in to the host in order to report a successful boot. This is performed through a VirtIO port, re-using the same console and protocol used by oVirt guest-agent. Though, this is intentionally not aimed at providing a full guest-agent implementation.
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There's a lot going on in tokio-oga, will try to give that a sanity check soon too.
Wouldn't it be part of I assume you've tested this in an actual oVirt/RHV environment - is that correct? Which version? Do you have a sense of how hard it'd be to have the server side of this implemented in coreos-assembler/kola? That would allow us to use it across the board in tests. |
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TODO:
This adds a new provider for the "qemu" platform.
In particular, this provider currently supports checking in to
the hypervisor in order to report a successful boot.
This is performed through a VirtIO port, re-using the same console
and protocol used by oVirt guest-agent. Though, this is intentionally
not aimed at providing a full guest-agent implementation.
Fixes #458