In external-ip mode, management server can get user VM's ip from
direct.attach.network.externalIpAllocator.url.
This simple tool provides such kind of ip allocator service.
How to:
1. setup the dnsmasq:
add the following in dnsmasq.conf:
dhcp-range=starting-ip-allocate-to-vm,end-ip,netmask,static
dhcp-option=option:router,gateway
2. run cloud-web-ipallocator,
The default listing port is 8080, if it's used by others, change the port by:
cloud-web-ipallocator other-port
3. set the following in direct.attach.network.externalIpAllocator.url:
http://your-host-ip:listening-port/ipallocator
The sequence:
1. add host in UI
2. scp setup_agent.sh to agent host, and execute it. This script receives hostip,zoneid, podid and guid, then runs "cloud-setup-agent" and "cloud-setup-console-proxy". Here, we assume that network/hostname and cloud-agent are already configed and installed.
3. Write a dummy kvm resource into the database, then wait for agent connects to server, by polling the database for every 1 minutes. If it finds the agent is in UP state in database, then return, or wait for at least 10 minutes.
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status 5876: resolved fixed
