get rid of FreeBSD kludge by using devfs!

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Hannes Mehnert 2018-04-26 22:05:51 +02:00
parent 1355a92292
commit 2bf1b96178
4 changed files with 14 additions and 13 deletions

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@ -96,6 +96,20 @@ SRV# sysctl net.link.tap.up_on_open=1
SRV# brctl addbr ext
```
At least on FreeBSD, in order to monitor unikernels write permissions to
`/dev/vmm/<vm>` are needed. To achieve this (otherwise `vmm_stats` won't be
able to collect statistics unless running as a privileged user, the following
`devfs` ruleset can be used in `/etc/devfs.rules` (in case you created an
`albatross` group):
```
[albatross=10]
add path 'vmm/ukvm*' mode 0660 group albatross
```
Also need to activate by adding `devfs_system_ruleset="albatross"` to
`/etc/rc.conf` and `service devd restart` on the host system.
## Provision our first virtual machine
We will delegate some resource to a certificate and key we keep on our

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@ -190,13 +190,3 @@ let exec vm taps =
R.error_msgf "cmd %a exits: %a" Bos.Cmd.pp cmd pp_unix_error e
let destroy vm = Unix.kill vm.pid 15 (* 15 is SIGTERM *)
let setup_freebsd_kludge pid =
(* on FreeBSD we need to chmod g+rw /dev/vmm/ukvm$pid to run
bhyvectl --get-stats --vm=ukvm$pid as non-priviliged user *)
Lazy.force (uname ()) >>= fun (sys, _) ->
match sys with
| x when x = "FreeBSD" ->
let dev = "/dev/vmm/ukvm" ^ string_of_int pid in
Bos.OS.Cmd.run Bos.Cmd.(v "chmod" % "g+rw" % dev)
| _ -> Ok ()

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@ -17,5 +17,3 @@ val close_no_err : Unix.file_descr -> unit
val create_tap : string -> (string, [> R.msg ]) result
val create_bridge : string -> (unit, [> R.msg ]) result
val setup_freebsd_kludge : int -> (unit, [> R.msg ]) result

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@ -141,7 +141,6 @@ let handle_create t vm_config policies =
Ok (t, `Tls (s, tls_out) :: out, vm))
let setup_stats t vm =
Vmm_commands.setup_freebsd_kludge vm.pid >>= fun () ->
let stat_out = Vmm_wire.Stats.add t.stats_counter t.stats_version (vm_id vm.config) vm.pid vm.taps in
let t = { t with stats_counter = succ t.stats_counter } in
Ok (t, stat t stat_out)