vmadm v1.3.0

node-vmadm

This library provides a node.js wrapper for executing SmartOS's vmadm(1M) tool, and processing its output.

Note that some of the vmadm commands this library helps you call are experimental. Please refer to the manual page for information on each command's current stability.

This repository is part of the Joyent Triton project. For contribution guidelines, issues, and general documentation, visit the main Triton project page.

Installation

npm install vmadm

API

Many of the functions in this library share the following options:

• include_dni (optional, defaults to false), whether or not the targeted VM should be affected if it's been marked with do_not_inventory
• log, a Bunyan Logger object
• req_id (optional), a UUID to pass to vmadm for identifying this request in the output logs
• uuid, the target VM's UUID

They are listed below where applicable.

Lifecycle Management

create(opts, callback)

Calls vmadm create with a payload of opts. The callback is invoked as callback(err, info), where info is the output JSON object on a successful VM creation.

Options:

• log
• req_id

delete(opts, callback)

Calls vmadm create <uuid>. The callback is invoked as callback(err).

Options:

• include_dni
• log
• req_id
• uuid

kill(opts, callback)

Calls vmadm kill <uuid>. The callback is invoked as callback(err).

Options:

• include_dni
• log
• signal (optional), the name of the signal to send (i.e. "SIGKILL")
• uuid

reboot(opts, callback)

Calls vmadm reboot <uuid>. The callback is invoked as callback(err).

Options:

• include_dni
• log
• req_id
• uuid

reprovision(opts, callback)

Calls vmadm reprovision <uuid>. The callback is invoked as callback(err).

Options:

• image_uuid, the new image for the VM to use
• include_dni
• log
• req_id
• uuid

start(opts, callback)

Calls vmadm start <uuid>. The callback is invoked as callback(err).

Options:

• include_dni
• log
• req_id
• uuid

stop(opts, callback)

Calls vmadm stop <uuid>. The callback is invoked as callback(err).

Options:

• force (optional), whether to force the VM to stop
• timeout (optional), a number of seconds to wait between sending SIGTERM and SIGKILL when stopping Docker containers
• include_dni
• log
• req_id
• uuid

sysrq(opts, callback)

Calls vmadm sysrq <uuid>. The callback is invoked as callback(err).

Options:

• req, the request to send, "screenshot" or "nmi"
• include_dni
• log
• req_id
• uuid

update(opts, callback)

Calls vmadm update with a payload of opts. The callback is invoked as callback(err).

Options:

• include_dni
• log
• req_id
• uuid

Fetching information

exists(opts, callback)

Checks whether or not the VM uuid exists. The callback is invoked as callback(err, present). If the VM is present on the system, present will be true. Otherwise, it'll be false. If an error occurs while trying to determine whether the VM exists, then err will be an explanatory Error.

Options:

• include_dni
• log
• uuid

info(opts, callback)

Calls vmadm info <uuid>. The callback is invoked as callback(err, info).

Options:

• types (optional), an array of strings indicating the kind of information to return (i.e., block, chardev, and more; see the manual page for a full listing)
• include_dni
• log
• req_id
• uuid

load(opts, callback)

Calls vmadm get <uuid>. The callback is invoked as callback(err, vm).

Options:

• fields (optional), the set of fields to return on the object (the default is to return all fields)
• include_dni
• log
• req_id
• uuid

lookup(search, opts, callback)

Calls vmadm lookup -j. search is an object representing how to filter VMs, such as {"brand": "kvm"}. The callback is invoked as callback(err, vms), where vms is an array of VM objects.

Options:

• fields (optional), the set of fields to return on each object (the default is to return all fields)
• include_dni
• log
• req_id

Managing Snapshots

create_snapshot(opts, callback)

Calls vmadm create-snapshot <uuid>. The callback is invoked as callback(err).

Options:

• snapshot_name, the name to assign to the new snapshot
• include_dni
• log
• req_id
• uuid

delete_snapshot(opts, callback)

Calls vmadm delete-snapshot <uuid>. The callback is invoked as callback(err).

Options:

• snapshot_name, the name of the snapshot to delete
• include_dni
• log
• req_id
• uuid

rollback_snapshot(opts, callback)

Calls vmadm rollback-snapshot <uuid>. The callback is invoked as callback(err).

Options:

• snapshot_name, the name of the snapshot to roll the target VM back to
• include_dni
• log
• req_id
• uuid

events(opts, handler, callback)

Calls vmadm events -rj [uuid]. The callback is invoked as callback(err, obj) when the event stream is ready, or has failed to start. obj is an object described below. The handler is invoked as handler(ev) per every event seen where ev is an object describing the event seen.

Options:

• log
• req_id
• uuid, optional VM UUID to watch, if unset all VMs are watched
• name, optional string identifier used for debug purposes

Callback:

• err set only if an error is encountered where the event stream couldn't be created
• obj object
  • obj.ev an object that represents the "ready" event seen from vmadm events with the -r argument.
  • obj.stop a function to call to stop the event stream.

This returns the underlying stream object that can be used to listen for errors.

Example

var opts = {
  log: log,
  name: 'My Test Event Listener'
};

var vs = vmadm.events(opts, handler, ready);

function ready(err, obj) {
  // err is set if something failed during setup
  // obj => Object
  // obj.ev => Initial event with all VM information on the system
  // obj.stop = Function to call to stop the event stream
}

function handler(ev) {
  // Called whenever a new event is seen for any zone
  // ev => Object
  // ev.type => "create", "modify", "delete"
  // ev.vm => VM payload or null (empty when ev.type == "delete")
  // ev.zonename => zonename
}

vs.on('error', function (err) {
  // called when an error is seen *after* the initial setup is complete
});

Development

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make all

License

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