258 lines
8.6 KiB
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258 lines
8.6 KiB
Plaintext
package static
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import (
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"git.staur.ca/stobbsm/clustvirt/view/layouts"
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"git.staur.ca/stobbsm/clustvirt/view/components"
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)
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templ Home() {
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@layouts.StaticPage("ClustVirt", "Libvirt, clustered and managed", []components.NavItem{
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{Name: "What", Href: "#"},
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{Name: "Why", Href: "#"},
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{Name: "Goals", Href: "#"},
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{Name: "Stretch", Href: "#"},
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{Name: "Requests", Href: "#"},
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{Name: "Never", Href: "#"},
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{Name: "Notes", Href: "#"},
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}) {
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<div>
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@components.InfoBox("What is This?", "uiorange") {
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<div class={"mx-4"}>
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@components.ContentP() {
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Clustvirt (work in progress name) aims to be the agnostic
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cluster controller for libvirtd. The server component is
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used to display both the WebUI and run the REST API used to
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control one to many libvirtd hosts to manage virual machines,
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LXC containers (through libvirtd), gather information about
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each host, and monitor each host.
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}
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</div>
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}
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</div>
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<div>
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@components.InfoBox("Why?", "uiblue") {
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@components.List("informational") {
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@components.ListItem() {
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Broadcom buying VMWare, and VMWare losing a free
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teir for homelabbers pissed me off
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}
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@components.ListItem() {
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Vendor lock-in pisses me off
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}
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@components.ListItem() {
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Even good open source Hyperconverged systems
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(Proxmox, as an example) exhibit a form of vendor lock-in
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}
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@components.ListItem() {
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Libvirt is terrific, has the functionality for everything
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those other providers do, but there really is not a great
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option for those dipping their toes into Open Source
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}
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@components.ListItem() {
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Its fun to build things that solve a need
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}
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@components.ListItem() {
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I really want to do it
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}
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}
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}
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</div>
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<div>
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@components.InfoBox("Project Goals", "uigreen") {
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@components.List("accepted") {
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@components.ListItem() {
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Open source, currently on the MIT license
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}
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@components.ListItem() {
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Base OS Agnostic. If it can run libvirtd, this should be able to control it on some level
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}
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@components.ListItem() {
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Control the Virtual Machine life cycle on one or more libvirtd hosts
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}
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@components.ListItem() {
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Add clusting capabilities to libvirtd host, including;
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}
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@components.ListItem() {
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Migration of VMs
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}
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@components.ListItem() {
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Syncronizing secrets
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}
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@components.ListItem() {
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Syncronizing VLANs, bridges, host only networking
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}
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@components.ListItem() {
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Sharing HA storage availability
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}
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@components.ListItem() {
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Locking shared resources like disks
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}
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@components.ListItem() {
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Starting VMs marked for HA on another host when one goes down
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}
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@components.ListItem() {
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Manage a library of Cloud-init resources and templates to build new VMs quickly
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}
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@components.ListItem() {
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Local Storage management, including local directory, lvm, zfs (if installed)
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}
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@components.ListItem() {
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Advanced Storage management, such as Ceph, glusterfs, drbd, iscsi, nfs
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}
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@components.ListItem() {
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Storage syncronization of local disks between hosts (zfs snapshots, lvm snapshots, rsync)
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}
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@components.ListItem() {
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Backup scheduling, creation, restoration
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}
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}
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}
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</div>
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<div>
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@components.InfoBox("Stretch Goals", "uipurple") {
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@components.List("possible") {
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@components.ListItem() {
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Install the OS which libvirtd is running on
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}
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@components.ListItem() {
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Install/provision libvirtd on a host that does not have it installed
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}
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@components.ListItem() {
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Tools to move from one vendor to clustvirt/libvirtd
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}
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@components.ListItem() {
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VM templates for common aspects of VM creation and management,
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like appliances
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}
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@components.ListItem() {
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External tool access that can be used to manage things that are not
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managed here (cephadm dashboard, for instance)
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}
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}
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}
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</div>
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<div>
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@components.InfoBox("Reddit Requested Feature", "uiyellow") {
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@components.List("possible") {
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@components.ListItem() {
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Search/Filter on hosts/vms - @Lopsided_Speaker_553
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}
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@components.ListItem() {
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Balance on resource usage per host/Automattically migrate to least
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used host - @Lopsided_Speaker_553
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}
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@components.ListItem() {
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Support inter-vm only commmunication (VxLAN style) - @Lopsided_Speaker_553
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}
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@components.ListItem() {
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Deploy VMs using only API - @Lopsided_Speaker_553
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}
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@components.ListItem() {
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Well documented, first class API - @kasperlitheater
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}
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@components.ListItem() {
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Bootstrap service to configure a new server - @phatpappa_
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}
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@components.ListItem() {
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For the love of kitten, don't use XML as configuration files - @pascalbrax
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}
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@components.ListItem() {
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Expose the Cluster Manager functionalities as API - @raven2611
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}
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@components.ListItem() {
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CPU architecture awareness for migrations - @raven2611
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}
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@components.ListItem() {
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Inter VM Communications via VXLAN/EVPN - @raven2611
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}
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}
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}
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</div>
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<div class={ }>
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@components.InfoBox("Never Going to Happen", "uired") {
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@components.List("never") {
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@components.ListItem() {
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Kubernetes
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}
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@components.ListItem() {
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Application container management (docker, podman, etc)
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}
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@components.ListItem() {
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Become an OS
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}
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@components.ListItem() {
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Have a paywall
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}
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@components.ListItem() {
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Vendor lock-in
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}
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@components.ListItem() {
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Become a commercial entity (even indirectly)
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}
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@components.ListItem() {
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Anything that does not have an Open Source standard behind it
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}
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@components.ListItem() {
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Directly control a guest Operating System
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}
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}
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}
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</div>
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@components.InfoBox("Other things to note", "uipink") {
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<div class={"flex", "flex-col", "gap-4", "mx-4"}>
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@components.ContentP() {
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I recently created a
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<span>
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@components.ANewTab("http://redd.it/1bct15z", "post")
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</span>
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on reddit announcing that I was building this, and while the majority
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of responses were supportive, even offering features that may enhance
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what I originally set out to do, many responded with
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"Why do we need another one??"
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}
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@components.ContentP() {
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Besides the list above about why this exists, I wanted to clarify
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a few things those individuals did not seeem to get: This is not
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a rebuild of Proxmox, Cloudstack, VMWare, Harvester or any of
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the other "Hyper-converged/Single-solution/turnkey/Operating System"
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offerings out there. This will not take over your base operating system
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on your machine, just act as a cluster manager and interface to access
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the existing libvirtd instances on those machines, nor will it prescribe
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a set of requirements that make it hard to move your own infrastructure
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around.
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}
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@components.ContentP() {
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At the heart of this project is that I hate the enshitifiation of
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Open Source that has been going on, where its just another way to make
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money and control the eco system. RedHat tried to do it by locking
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down their source code, Proxmox does it by making sure anything you
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do on Proxmox is tied to Proxmox (no offense to Proxmox), and even
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Hashicorp, who I loved so dearly, changed from a pure Open Source
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licensing model to one that protects the business over the community
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}
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@components.ContentP() {
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I will not let that happen here.
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}
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@components.ContentP() {
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This project will seek to use the Unix philosophy, of building off
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of existing standards, combining tools, and having one tool do one
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job well. This does not mean there will be one application for each
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aspect of the job, but that this application stack will manage Libvirtd
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well, and have individual and configurable paths to manage each sub-aspect
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of the libvirt stack. This stack will not create a Ceph cluster for you,
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it leaves you to do that. It will not even talk to a ceph cluster.
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It will, however, let you add that cluster via configuration options to
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define it as a storage pool that libvirt can use.
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}
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@components.ContentP() {
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If you want something that will allow you to use a single interface
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to create all sub aspects that can be used by libvirt
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(managing all firewall rules, creating a ceph cluster, etc.),
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use something like Proxmox which includes that builtin
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functionality. This isn't the stack for you.
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}
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</div>
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}
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}
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}
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