- Remove kernel imports and kmods images
- Repurpose KernelOverride as container path
- Support Kernel.Version as version prefix for kernel selection
- Compare initramfs by version
Signed-off-by: Jonathon Anderson <janderson@ciq.com>
Container list has now options for full, kernel and size listing. Without any
arguments only available containers are listed. Size is no more fine granular
showing also size of the image, chroot and compressed image
Signed-off-by: Christian Goll <cgoll@suse.com>
Renaming a container causes its images to be abandoned in the previous
name. This causes those images to be removed after a successful rename.
New images can be rebuilt during the rename using the `--build`
argument.
Signed-off-by: Jonathon Anderson <janderson@ciq.com>
Closes#840
* SyncUids can now return applicable errors even during showOnly, so
updated ContainerImport to ignore errors during showOnly.
* Fixed handling of file gids during SyncUids
Signed-off-by: Jonathon Anderson <janderson@ciq.com>
Commit d8cd6049 introduced erroneous output coming from an
inner function of container show, and (seemingly) erroneously
replaces valid kernel versions with "not found". This commit
fixes both of those issues, and moves the output to the outer
cli function.
I noticed that some wwlog calls included a trailing newline, but others
did not. I tested both in isolation and discovered that the behavior was
consistent regardless of whether a trailing newline was included. I
further confirmed in code that wwlog appends a trailing newline
automatically if it is not present; so a trailing newline is unnecessary
in individual calls.
This commit removes trailing newlines from all calls to make them
consistent. It also replaces two calls to wwlog.Printf. (see #534)
Signed-off-by: Jonathon Anderson <janderson@ciq.co>
wwlog provides named loggers for each level, which requires
less code and is clearer than wwlog.Printf. The code has
included a mix of both, but this commit consolidates existing
code on the per-level functions.
Signed-off-by: Jonathon Anderson <janderson@ciq.co>
We need an API for Warewulf in order to automate around it. The initial version of the API will look a lot like wwctl. wwctl will call the API so that we do not need to maintain separate code paths. In this preview wwctl calls the API via direct function call, but we can change that to a gprc or REST call to a Warewulf server in the future.
This commit contains:
wwapid WareWulf API Daemon. A grpc server with mTLS auth.
wwapic WareWulf API Client. A grpc client with mTLS auth. It's just a sample that reads the version from the server.
wwapird WareWulf API Rest Daemon. A http REST reverse proxy to wwapid.
There are also sample insecure and secure curls to test with.
Implemented Functionality:
wwctl node add
wwctl node delete
wwctl node list
wwctl node set
wwctl node status
wwctl container build
wwctl container delete
wwctl container import
wwctl container list
wwctl container show
Some notes on the files:
Logic that was in wwctl has moved to warewulf/internal/pkg/api. wwctl just calls the API. wwctl functionality is unchanged.
Everything under the /google directory is copied google proto code to stand up wwapird. It's a bit strange to copy in the code, but that is currently how it's done.
Everything in warewulf/internal/pkg/api/routes/wwapiv1 is generated code.
There are some loose ends here, such as no service installers. I just ran off the command line for development.
The Makefile could use improvement. I'm building by make clean setup proto all build wwapid wwapic wwapird ; echo $?
I copied the configs from warewulf/etc to /usr/local/etc/warewulf manually.
