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Developers

Some steps to do to release a new version of kubevmm.

• wuyuewen@iscas.ac.cn
• wuheng@iscas.ac.cn

Step1: Prepare

• (First time only) Install dependencies (rhel7):

  sudo yum install epel-release -y
  sudo yum install virt-manager python2-devel python2-pip libvirt-devel gcc gcc-c++ glib-devel glibc-devel libvirt virt-install -y
  sudo pip install --upgrade pip
  sudo pip install kubernetes libvirt-python xmljson xmltodict watchdog pyyaml pyinstaller
  

• Check out this repo. Seriously - check it out. Nice.

  cd $HOME
  git clone <this_repo_url>
  

Step2: Release

• Release a new version and push new images to aliyun repository.

  bash $HOME/kubevmm/executor/release-version.sh <new version>
  

Step3: Build

• Install rpmdevtools.

  sudo yum install rpmdevtools
  

• Install pyinstaller.

  sudo pip install pyinstaller
  

• Set up your rpmbuild directory tree.

  rpmdev-setuptree
  

• Execute pyinstaller to build SOURCES.

  cd $HOME/kubevmm/executor
  pyinstaller -F kubevmm_adm.py -n kubevmm-adm
  pyinstaller -F vmm.py
  

• Link the spec file and sources.

  ln -s $HOME/kubevmm/executor/SPECS/kubevmm.spec $HOME/rpmbuild/SPECS/
  find $HOME/kubevmm/executor/dist -type f -exec ln -s {} $HOME/rpmbuild/SOURCES/ \;
  

• Build the RPM.

  Normally

  rpmbuild -ba $HOME/rpmbuild/SPECS/kubevmm.spec
  

  Choose version to build

  The version number is hardcoded into the SPEC, however should you so choose, it can be set explicitly by passing an argument to rpmbuild directly:

  rpmbuild -ba $HOME/rpmbuild/SPECS/kubevmm.spec --define "_version v0.9.0"
  

Step4: Result

RPMs:

• kubevmm

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Users

Some steps to do to install and run kubevmm services.

Step1: Install

• Install kubevmm rpm.

  rpm -Uvh --force <kubevmm-version.rpm>
  

• Verify kubevmm rpm.

  There are two commands: kubevmm-adm and vmm

  kubevmm-adm --version
  vmm
  

Step2: Run

• Run services.

  kubevmm-adm service update --online
  

Step3: Result

• Check services status.

  kubevmm-adm service status
  

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