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//! //! # Infrastructure-related model design //! use crate::err::*; use ruc::{err::*, *}; use std::{ collections::HashMap, fs, mem, path::{Path, PathBuf}, sync::Arc, }; /// Use `u64` to express an ID, /// e.g. [ENV](self::Env::id), [VM](self::Vm::id) ... pub type Id = u64; /// Use `u16` to express a socket port. pub type SockPort = u16; /// Service ports within the host machine. pub type PubSockPort = SockPort; /// Service ports within the VM. pub type InnerSockPort = SockPort; /// Use `String` to express a network address, /// in the the perspective of the client, see [NetAddr](self::Vm::addr). pub type NetAddr = String; /// Inner IP(v4) address of VM. pub type IpAddr = [u8; 4]; /// MAC address of VM. pub type MacAddr = [u8; 6]; /// Use `u32` as the uint of supported vm-engine-features. pub type VmEngineFeat = u32; /// Core unit of TT. pub struct Env { /// UUID of the `ENV` pub id: Id, /// Name of the `ENV`. pub name: Option<String>, /// The start timestamp of this ENV, /// can NOT be changed. pub start_timestamp: u64, /// The end timestamp of this ENV, /// permit use to change it . pub end_timestamp: u64, /// All `VmId`s under this ENV. pub vm_set: Vec<Id>, /// Info about the state of ENV. pub state: EnvState, } /// Info about the state of ENV. pub struct EnvState { /// Whether this ENV is stopped. pub is_stopped: bool, /// Whether all VMs of this ENV are denied to connect to Internet. pub deny_outgoing: bool, /// The timestamp of the lastest manage-operation, /// such as 'stop/start/snapshot...'. /// /// This kind of operation can NOT be called frequently, /// because them will take a long time to complete. pub last_mgmt_timestamp: u64, } /// Infomations about a VM instance. pub struct Vm { /// UUID of this `VM` pub id: Id, /// Name of the `VM`. pub name: Option<String>, /// Created by which engine. pub engine: Arc<dyn VmEngine>, /// Template of `runtime_image`, that is, /// the runtime image is created based on the template. pub template: Arc<VmTemplate>, /// Runtime image of Vm. /// /// Use 'String' instead of 'PathBuf', because /// `runtime_image` may not be a regular file path, /// such as `ZFS` stroage. /// /// E.g. zroot/tt/[VmId](self::Vm::id) pub runtime_image: String, /// SnapshotName => Snapshot pub snapshots: HashMap<String, Snapshot>, /// The latest cached config-file. pub latest_meta: Option<PathBuf>, /// Info about the state of VM. pub state: VmState, /// Info about the resource of VM. pub resource: VmResource, /// Usually an 'IP' or a 'domain url'. /// /// Only meaningful from the perspective of the client, /// to indicate how to connect to it from the client. /// /// This is different from the meaning of the /// address in [VmResource](self::VmResource). pub addr: NetAddr, } /// Infomations about a template of VM. pub struct VmTemplate { /// Globally unique name, /// e.g. "github.com/ktmlm/alpine" pub name: String, /// Description of the basic image. pub memo: Option<String>, /// Path which pointing to the template. /// May not be a regular file path, such as `ZFS`. pub path: String, /// Engines can use this template. pub compatible_engines: Vec<String>, } /// Info about the state of VM. pub struct VmState { /// Whether has been stopped. pub during_stop: bool, /// Whether keep image NOT to be destroyed, /// when the life cycle of `Vm` ends. pub keep_image: bool, /// Whether generate a random uuid for this VM, /// if NOT, user may not to get `machine-id` of the VM. pub rand_uuid: bool, /// VM can NOT connect to the addrs in this list. pub outgoing_blacklist: Vec<NetAddr>, } /// Info about the resource of VM. pub struct VmResource { /// CPU number pub cpu_num: u16, /// Memory size in MB pub mem_size: u32, /// Disk size in MB pub disk_size: u32, /// Inner IP address, e.g. '[10,0,0,2]', /// IP is generated from 'MAC address', /// use the last three fields of MAC. pub ip_addr: IpAddr, /// MAC address, e.g. '[0x82,0x17,0x0d,0x6a,0xbc,0x80]', /// used to generate the responding IP address. pub mac_addr: MacAddr, /// Ports allocation for NAT, that is: /// {Private Port within VM} => {Public Port within Host} pub port_map: HashMap<InnerSockPort, PubSockPort>, } /// Snapshot management. pub struct Snapshot { /// The name of snapshot. pub name: String, /// The data path of snapshot, /// May not be a regular file path, such as `ZFS`. pub path: String, /// The corresponding metadata to the snapshot. pub meta_path: PathBuf, /// If set this, snapshot will be cleaned when /// the number of seconds it exists exceeds this value. pub life_time: Option<u64>, } impl Snapshot { /// Init a new snapshot instance without `life_time` limition. pub fn new(name: String, meta_path: PathBuf) -> Self { Self::newx(name, None, meta_path) } /// Init a new snapshot instance. pub fn newx(name: String, life_time: Option<u64>, meta_path: PathBuf) -> Self { Snapshot { name, life_time, path: String::new(), meta_path, } } } /// Common methods for each engine, /// such as 'Firecracker', 'Qemu', 'Docker' ... pub trait VmEngine: Firewall + Storage { /// Check if all features the client wanted can be supported. fn check_feat(&self, feat_wanted: &[VmEngineFeat]) -> Result<bool>; /// Create the VM instance, and update necessary data of the `Vm`. fn create_vm(&self, vm: &mut Vm) -> Result<()> { self.create_image(vm) .c(e!(TT_ERR_STORAGE_CREATE_IMAGE)) .and_then(|_| self.set_nat(vm).c(e!(TT_ERR_FIREWALL_SET_NAT))) } /// Destroy the VM instance, and update necessary data of the `Vm`. fn destroy_vm(&self, vm: &mut Vm) -> Result<()> { self.destroy_image(vm) .c(e!(TT_ERR_STORAGE_DESTROY_IMAGE)) .and_then(|_| self.unset_nat(vm).c(e!(TT_ERR_FIREWALL_UNSET_NAT))) } /// Start a `stopped` VM. fn start_vm(&self, vm: &mut Vm) -> Result<()>; /// Stop(aka pause) a running VM. fn stop_vm(&self, vm: &mut Vm) -> Result<()>; /// Use the new `Vm` instead of the old one, /// apply all configs in the new `Vm`. fn update_vm(&mut self, vm: Vm) -> Result<()>; /// Cache all infomations of the 'Vm' to disk. fn cache_meta(&self, vm: &Vm) -> Result<PathBuf>; /// Remove a cached config of `Vm`. fn rm_meta(&self, vm: &mut Vm, path: &Path) -> Result<()> { fs::remove_file(path).c(e!(TT_ERR_SYS_IO)).map(|_| { if let Some(ref p) = vm.latest_meta { if p == path { vm.latest_meta = None; } } }) } /// Restruct a `Vm` from a cached config. fn gen_vm_from_meta(&self, path: &Path) -> Result<Vm>; /// Add a snapshot for the runtime image: /// /// 1. stop the runtime instance /// 2. cache current meta-config /// 3. snapshot storage /// 4. restart the runtime instance fn create_snapshot( &self, vm: &mut Vm, name: &str, life_time: Option<u64>, ) -> Result<()> { self.stop_vm(vm) .c(e!(TT_ERR_STOP_VM)) .and_then(|_| { self.cache_meta(vm) .c(e!(TT_ERR_META_CREATE_CACHE)) .and_then(|meta| { let mut snapshot = Snapshot::newx(name.to_owned(), life_time, meta); <Self as Storage>::create_snapshot(self, vm, &snapshot) .c(e!(TT_ERR_SNAPSHOT_CREATE)) .map(|path| { snapshot.path = path; vm.snapshots.insert(name.to_owned(), snapshot); }) }) }) .and_then(|_| self.start_vm(vm).c(e!(TT_ERR_START_VM))) } /// Delete a snapshot of the runtime image: /// /// 1. remove the storage of snapshot /// 2. remove the cached-meta of snapshot fn destroy_snapshot(&self, vm: &mut Vm, name: &str) -> Result<()> { vm.snapshots.remove(name).ok_or(eg!()).and_then(|snapshot| { <Self as Storage>::destroy_snapshot(self, vm, &snapshot.path) .c(e!(TT_ERR_SNAPSHOT_DESTROY)) .and_then(|_| { self.rm_meta(vm, &snapshot.meta_path) .c(e!(TT_ERR_META_REMOVE_CACHE)) }) }) } /// Revert to the state of this snapshot: /// /// 1. stop the runtime instance /// 3. relink runtime image to the one in snapshot /// 2. restore the responding [Vm](self::Vm) from cached-meta /// 4. restart the runtime instance fn apply_snapshot(&mut self, vm: &mut Vm, name: &str) -> Result<()> { self.stop_vm(vm) .and_then(|_| { let snapshot = vm.snapshots.get(name).ok_or(eg!())?; let mut cached_vm = self .gen_vm_from_meta(&snapshot.meta_path) .c(e!(TT_ERR_META_RESTORE_CACHE))?; <Self as Storage>::apply_snapshot(self, &cached_vm, &snapshot) .c(e!(TT_ERR_SNAPSHOT_APPLY))?; cached_vm.snapshots = mem::take(&mut vm.snapshots); self.update_vm(cached_vm).c(e!(TT_ERR_UPDATE_VM)) }) .and_then(|_| self.start_vm(vm).c(e!(TT_ERR_START_VM))) } } /// This trait describes how to manage the 'firewall rule'. pub trait Firewall { /// Set the 'NAT' rules between the VM and client. fn set_nat(&self, vm: &mut Vm) -> Result<()>; /// Unset the 'NAT' rules between the VM and client. fn unset_nat(&self, vm: &mut Vm) -> Result<()>; /// Disable VM's active access to the Internet. fn deny_outgoing(&self, vm: &mut Vm) -> Result<()>; /// Enable VM's active access to the Internet. fn allow_outgoing(&self, vm: &mut Vm) -> Result<()>; /// There needs NOT a reponsponding `unset_` method, /// we can get equal effect by clear the `Vm.VmState.outgoing_blacklist`. fn set_outgoing_blacklist(&self, vm: &mut Vm) -> Result<()>; } /// This trait describes how to manage the 'runtime image'. pub trait Storage { /// Create a runtime image from it's template. fn create_image(&self, vm: &mut Vm) -> Result<()>; /// Destroy a runtime image. fn destroy_image(&self, vm: &mut Vm) -> Result<()>; /// Add a snapshot for the runtime image. fn create_snapshot(&self, vm: &mut Vm, snapshot: &Snapshot) -> Result<String>; /// Delete a snapshot of the runtime image. fn destroy_snapshot(&self, vm: &Vm, snapshot_path: &str) -> Result<()>; /// Revert to the state of this snapshot. fn apply_snapshot(&self, vm: &Vm, snapshot: &Snapshot) -> Result<()>; }