def compatible_cpu_models():
"""
Compare qemu's CPU models to models the host is capable of emulating.
Returns:
A list of strings indicating compatible CPU models prefixed
with 'model_'.
Example:
['model_Haswell-noTSX', 'model_Nehalem', 'model_Conroe',
'model_coreduo', 'model_core2duo', 'model_Penryn',
'model_IvyBridge', 'model_Westmere', 'model_n270', 'model_SandyBridge']
"""
c = libvirtconnection.get()
arch = cpuarch.real()
cpu_mode = _CpuMode.HOST_MODEL if cpuarch.is_ppc(arch) else _CpuMode.CUSTOM
all_models = domain_cpu_models(c, arch, cpu_mode)
compatible_models = [model for (model, usable)
in six.iteritems(all_models)
if usable == 'yes']
# Current QEMU doesn't report POWER compatibility modes, so we
# must add them ourselves.
if cpuarch.is_ppc(arch) and \
'POWER9' in compatible_models and \
'POWER8' not in compatible_models:
compatible_models.append('POWER8')
return list(set(["model_" + model for model in compatible_models]))
def uuid():
host_UUID = None
try:
if os.path.exists(P_VDSM_NODE_ID):
with open(P_VDSM_NODE_ID) as f:
host_UUID = f.readline().replace("\n", "")
else:
arch = cpuarch.real()
if cpuarch.is_x86(arch):
try:
hw_info = dmidecodeUtil.getHardwareInfoStructure()
host_UUID = hw_info['systemUUID'].lower()
except KeyError:
logging.warning('Could not find host UUID.')
elif cpuarch.is_ppc(arch):
# eg. output IBM,03061C14A
try:
with open('/proc/device-tree/system-id') as f:
systemId = f.readline()
host_UUID = systemId.rstrip('\0').replace(',', '')
except IOError:
logging.warning('Could not find host UUID.')
except:
logging.error("Error retrieving host UUID", exc_info=True)
return host_UUID
def _parse_domain_cpu(dom, conf, arch):
cpu_topology = dom.find('./cpu/topology')
if cpu_topology is not None:
cores = cpu_topology.attrib['cores']
threads = cpu_topology.attrib['threads']
sockets = cpu_topology.attrib['sockets']
conf['smpCoresPerSocket'] = cores
conf['smpThreadsPerCore'] = threads
conf['maxVCpus'] = str(int(sockets) * int(cores) * int(threads))
cpu_tune = dom.find('./cputune')
if cpu_tune is not None:
cpu_pinning = {}
for cpu_pin in dom.findall('./cputune/vcpupin'):
cpu_pinning[cpu_pin.attrib['vcpu']] = cpu_pin.attrib['cpuset']
if cpu_pinning:
conf['cpuPinning'] = cpu_pinning
cpu_numa = dom.find('./cpu/numa')
if cpu_numa is not None:
guest_numa_nodes = []
for index, cell in enumerate(dom.findall('./cpu/numa/cell')):
guest_numa_nodes.append({
'nodeIndex': index,
'cpus': ','.join(_expand_list(cell.attrib['cpus'])),
'memory': str(int(cell.attrib['memory']) // 1024),
})
conf['guestNumaNodes'] = guest_numa_nodes
if cpuarch.is_x86(arch):
_parse_domain_cpu_x86(dom, conf)
elif cpuarch.is_ppc(arch):
_parse_domain_cpu_ppc(dom, conf)
def nested_virtualization():
if cpuarch.is_ppc(cpuarch.real()):
return NestedVirtualization(False, None)
if cpuarch.is_s390(cpuarch.real()):
kvm_modules = ("kvm", )
else:
kvm_modules = ("kvm_intel", "kvm_amd")
for kvm_module in kvm_modules:
kvm_module_path = "/sys/module/%s/parameters/nested" % kvm_module
try:
with open(kvm_module_path) as f:
if f.readline().strip() in ("Y", "1"):
return NestedVirtualization(True, kvm_module)
except IOError as e:
if e.errno != errno.ENOENT:
logging.exception('Error checking %s nested virtualization',
kvm_module)
else:
logging.debug('%s nested virtualization not detected',
kvm_module)
logging.debug('Could not determine status of nested ' 'virtualization')
return NestedVirtualization(False, None)
def is_supported():
try:
iommu_groups_exist = bool(len(os.listdir('/sys/kernel/iommu_groups')))
if cpuarch.is_ppc(cpuarch.real()):
return iommu_groups_exist
dmar_exists = bool(len(os.listdir('/sys/class/iommu')))
return iommu_groups_exist and dmar_exists
except OSError:
return False
def _is_hugetlbfs_1g_mounted(mtab_path='/etc/mtab'):
if cpuarch.is_ppc(cpuarch.real()) or 'pdpe1gb' not in cpuinfo.flags():
return True
with open(mtab_path, 'r') as f:
for line in f:
if '/dev/hugepages1G' in line:
return True
return False
def is_supported():
try:
iommu_groups_exist = bool(len(os.listdir('/sys/kernel/iommu_groups')))
if cpuarch.is_ppc(cpuarch.real()):
return iommu_groups_exist
dmar_exists = bool(len(os.listdir('/sys/class/iommu')))
return iommu_groups_exist and dmar_exists
except OSError:
return False
def _is_hugetlbfs_1g_mounted(mtab_path='/etc/mtab'):
if cpuarch.is_ppc(cpuarch.real()) or 'pdpe1gb' not in cpuinfo.flags():
return True
with open(mtab_path, 'r') as f:
for line in f:
if '/dev/hugepages1G' in line:
return True
return False
def getHardwareInfo(*args, **kwargs):
arch = cpuarch.real()
if cpuarch.is_x86(arch):
from vdsm.dmidecodeUtil import getHardwareInfoStructure
return getHardwareInfoStructure()
elif cpuarch.is_ppc(arch):
from vdsm.ppc64HardwareInfo import getHardwareInfoStructure
return getHardwareInfoStructure()
else:
# not implemented over other architecture
return {}
def getHardwareInfo(*args, **kwargs):
arch = cpuarch.real()
if cpuarch.is_x86(arch):
from vdsm.dmidecodeUtil import getHardwareInfoStructure
return getHardwareInfoStructure()
elif cpuarch.is_ppc(arch):
from vdsm.ppc64HardwareInfo import getHardwareInfoStructure
return getHardwareInfoStructure()
else:
# not implemented over other architecture
return {}
class Tap(Interface):
_IFF_TAP = 0x0002
_IFF_NO_PI = 0x1000
arch = cpuarch.real()
if arch in (cpuarch.X86_64, cpuarch.S390X):
_TUNSETIFF = 0x400454CA
elif cpuarch.is_ppc(arch):
_TUNSETIFF = 0x800454CA
else:
pytest.skip("Unsupported Architecture %s" % arch)
_device_listener = None
def create(self):
self._clone_device = open('/dev/net/tun', 'r+b', buffering=0)
ifr = struct.pack(b'16sH', self.dev_name.encode(),
self._IFF_TAP | self._IFF_NO_PI)
fcntl.ioctl(self._clone_device, self._TUNSETIFF, ifr)
self.set_managed()
self.up()
def remove(self):
self.down()
self._clone_device.close()
def start_listener(self, icmp):
self._device_listener = Process(target=_listen_on_device,
args=(self._clone_device.fileno(),
icmp))
self._device_listener.start()
def is_listener_alive(self):
if self._device_listener:
return self._device_listener.is_alive()
else:
return False
def stop_listener(self):
if self._device_listener:
os.kill(self._device_listener.pid, signal.SIGKILL)
self._device_listener.join()
def write_to_device(self, icmp):
os.write(self._clone_device.fileno(), icmp)
class Tap(Interface):
_IFF_TAP = 0x0002
_IFF_NO_PI = 0x1000
arch = cpuarch.real()
if arch in (cpuarch.X86_64, cpuarch.S390X):
_TUNSETIFF = 0x400454ca
elif cpuarch.is_ppc(arch):
_TUNSETIFF = 0x800454ca
else:
raise SkipTest("Unsupported Architecture %s" % arch)
_deviceListener = None
def addDevice(self):
self._cloneDevice = open('/dev/net/tun', 'r+b', buffering=0)
ifr = struct.pack(b'16sH', self.devName.encode(),
self._IFF_TAP | self._IFF_NO_PI)
fcntl.ioctl(self._cloneDevice, self._TUNSETIFF, ifr)
self.up()
def delDevice(self):
self._down()
self._cloneDevice.close()
def startListener(self, icmp):
self._deviceListener = Process(target=_listenOnDevice,
args=(self._cloneDevice.fileno(), icmp))
self._deviceListener.start()
def isListenerAlive(self):
if self._deviceListener:
return self._deviceListener.is_alive()
else:
return False
def stopListener(self):
if self._deviceListener:
os.kill(self._deviceListener.pid, signal.SIGKILL)
self._deviceListener.join()
def writeToDevice(self, icmp):
os.write(self._cloneDevice.fileno(), icmp)
def nested_virtualization():
if cpuarch.is_ppc(cpuarch.real()):
return NestedVirtualization(False, None)
if cpuarch.is_s390(cpuarch.real()):
kvm_modules = ("kvm",)
else:
kvm_modules = ("kvm_intel", "kvm_amd")
for kvm_module in kvm_modules:
kvm_module_path = "/sys/module/%s/parameters/nested" % kvm_module
try:
with open(kvm_module_path) as f:
if f.readline().strip() in ("Y", "1"):
return NestedVirtualization(True, kvm_module)
except IOError:
logging.debug('%s nested virtualization '
'not detected' % kvm_module, exc_info=True)
logging.debug('Could not determine status of nested '
'virtualization')
return NestedVirtualization(False, None)
def _fake_caps_arch(caps, arch):
'''
Mutate 'caps' to act as an architecture set by fake_kvm_architecture
configuration option.
Arguments:
caps The host capabilities as returned by hooking.read_json.
'''
arch = arch
caps['kvmEnabled'] = True
if cpuarch.is_x86(arch):
caps['emulatedMachines'] = _X86_64_MACHINES
caps['cpuModel'] = 'Intel(Fake) CPU'
flag_list = ['vmx', 'sse2', 'nx']
if cpuarch.real() == cpuarch.X86_64:
flag_list += cpuinfo.flags()
flags = set(flag_list)
caps['cpuFlags'] = ','.join(flags) + ',model_486,model_pentium,' \
'model_pentium2,model_pentium3,model_pentiumpro,' \
'model_qemu32,model_coreduo,model_core2duo,model_n270,' \
'model_Conroe,model_Penryn,model_Nehalem,model_Opteron_G1'
elif cpuarch.is_ppc(arch):
caps['emulatedMachines'] = _PPC64LE_MACHINES
caps['cpuModel'] = 'POWER 8(fake)'
caps['cpuFlags'] = 'powernv,model_POWER8'
elif cpuarch.is_arm(arch):
caps['emulatedMachines'] = _AARCH64_MACHINES
caps['cpuModel'] = 'AARCH64 (fake)'
caps['cpuFlags'] = ''
else:
raise cpuarch.UnsupportedArchitecture(arch)
def compatible(model, vendor):
if not vendor:
return False
mode_xml = ''
# POWER CPUs are special case because we run them using versioned
# compat mode (aka host-model). Libvirt's compareCPU call uses the
# selected mode - we have to be sure to tell it to compare CPU
# capabilities based on the compat features, not the CPU itself.
if cpuarch.is_ppc(cpuarch.real()):
mode_xml = " mode='host-model'"
model = model.lower()
xml = '<cpu match="minimum"%s><model>%s</model>' \
'<vendor>%s</vendor></cpu>' % (mode_xml, model, vendor)
try:
return c.compareCPU(xml, 0) in (libvirt.VIR_CPU_COMPARE_SUPERSET,
libvirt.VIR_CPU_COMPARE_IDENTICAL)
except libvirt.libvirtError as e:
# hack around libvirt BZ#795836
if e.get_error_code() == libvirt.VIR_ERR_OPERATION_INVALID:
return False
raise
def uuid():
host_UUID = None
try:
if os.path.exists(P_VDSM_NODE_ID):
with open(P_VDSM_NODE_ID) as f:
host_UUID = f.readline().replace("\n", "")
else:
arch = cpuarch.real()
if cpuarch.is_x86(arch):
ret, out, err = execCmd([constants.EXT_DMIDECODE,
"-s",
"system-uuid"],
raw=True,
sudo=True)
out = '\n'.join(line for line in out.splitlines()
if not line.startswith('#'))
if ret == 0 and 'Not' not in out:
# Avoid error string - 'Not Settable' or 'Not Present'
host_UUID = out.strip()
else:
logging.warning('Could not find host UUID.')
elif cpuarch.is_ppc(arch):
# eg. output IBM,03061C14A
try:
with open('/proc/device-tree/system-id') as f:
systemId = f.readline()
host_UUID = systemId.rstrip('\0').replace(',', '')
except IOError:
logging.warning('Could not find host UUID.')
except:
logging.error("Error retrieving host UUID", exc_info=True)
return host_UUID
def uuid():
host_UUID = None
try:
if os.path.exists(P_VDSM_NODE_ID):
with open(P_VDSM_NODE_ID) as f:
host_UUID = f.readline().replace("\n", "")
else:
arch = cpuarch.real()
if cpuarch.is_x86(arch):
ret, out, err = execCmd([constants.EXT_DMIDECODE,
"-s",
"system-uuid"],
raw=True,
sudo=True)
out = '\n'.join(line for line in out.splitlines()
if not line.startswith('#'))
if ret == 0 and 'Not' not in out:
# Avoid error string - 'Not Settable' or 'Not Present'
host_UUID = out.strip()
else:
logging.warning('Could not find host UUID.')
elif cpuarch.is_ppc(arch):
# eg. output IBM,03061C14A
try:
with open('/proc/device-tree/system-id') as f:
systemId = f.readline()
host_UUID = systemId.rstrip('\0').replace(',', '')
except IOError:
logging.warning('Could not find host UUID.')
except:
logging.error("Error retrieving host UUID", exc_info=True)
return host_UUID
def _caps_arch_element(capfile, arch):
with open(capfile) as xml:
cpu_map = ET.fromstring(xml.read())
# In libvirt CPU map XML, both x86_64 and x86 are
# the same architecture, so in order to find all
# the CPU models for this architecture, 'x86'
# must be used
if cpuarch.is_x86(arch):
arch = 'x86'
if cpuarch.is_ppc(arch):
arch = 'ppc64'
arch_element = None
arch_elements = cpu_map.findall('arch')
if arch_elements:
for element in arch_elements:
if element.get('name') == arch:
arch_element = element
return arch_element
def _cpuinfo():
'''
Parse cpuinfo-like file, keeping the values in module's runtime variables.
Arguments:
source Optional. Accepts a string indicating path to the cpuinfo-like
file. If not supplied, default path (/proc/cpuinfo) is used.
'''
fields = {}
if cpuarch.is_ppc(cpuarch.real()):
fields['flags'] = ['powernv']
if cpuarch.is_x86(cpuarch.real()):
fields['platform'] = 'unavailable'
fields['machine'] = 'unavailable'
fields['ppcmodel'] = 'unavailable'
if cpuarch.is_arm(cpuarch.real()):
fields['platform'] = 'unavailable'
fields['machine'] = 'unavailable'
fields['ppcmodel'] = 'unavailable'
if cpuarch.is_s390(cpuarch.real()):
fields['platform'] = 'unavailable'
fields['machine'] = 'unavailable'
fields['ppcmodel'] = 'unavailable'
with open(_PATH) as info:
for line in info:
if not line.strip():
continue
key, value = [part.strip() for part in line.split(':', 1)]
if key == 'flags': # x86_64
fields['flags'] = value.split()
elif key == 'Features': # aarch64
fields['flags'] = value.split()
elif key == 'features': # s390
fields['flags'] = value.split()
elif key == 'cpu MHz': # x86_64
fields['frequency'] = value
elif key == 'BogoMIPS': # aarch64
fields['frequency'] = value
elif key == 'clock': # ppc64, ppc64le
fields['frequency'] = value[:-3]
elif key == 'cpu MHz dynamic': # s390
# s390 reports both static and dynamic frequencies with
# dynamic <= stat (nominal), so dynamic matches the
# x86_64 frequency semantics.
fields['frequency'] = value
elif key == 'model name': # x86_64
fields['model'] = value
elif key == 'CPU part': # aarch64
fields['model'] = value
elif re.match(r'processor \d+', key): # s390
match = re.search(r'\bmachine\s*=\s*(\w+)', value)
if match:
fields['model'] = match.group(1)
elif key == 'model': # ppc64le
fields['ppcmodel'] = value
elif key == 'cpu': # ppc64, ppc64le
fields['model'] = value
elif key == 'platform': # ppc64, ppc64le
fields['platform'] = value
elif key == 'machine': # ppc64, ppc64le
fields['machine'] = value
if len(fields) == 6:
break
# Older s390 machine versions don't report frequency.
if 'frequency' not in fields:
fields['frequency'] = 'unavailable'
return CpuInfo(**fields)
def appendCpu(self, hugepages_shared=False):
"""
Add guest CPU definition.
<cpu match="exact">
<model>qemu64</model>
<topology sockets="S" cores="C" threads="T"/>
<feature policy="require" name="sse2"/>
<feature policy="disable" name="svm"/>
</cpu>
For POWER8, there is no point in trying to use baseline CPU for flags
since there are only HW features. There are 2 ways of creating a valid
POWER8 element that we support:
<cpu>
<model>POWER{X}</model>
</cpu>
This translates to -cpu POWER{X} (where {X} is version of the
processor - 7 and 8), which tells qemu to emulate the CPU in POWER8
family that it's capable of emulating - in case of hardware
virtualization, that will be the host cpu (so an equivalent of
-cpu host). Using this option does not limit migration between POWER8
machines - it is still possible to migrate from e.g. POWER8 to
POWER8e. The second option is not supported and serves only for
reference:
<cpu mode="host-model">
<model>power{X}</model>
</cpu>
where {X} is the binary compatibility version of POWER that we
require (6, 7, 8). This translates to qemu's -cpu host,compat=power{X}.
Using the second option also does not limit migration between POWER8
machines - it is still possible to migrate from e.g. POWER8 to POWER8e.
"""
cpu = vmxml.Element('cpu')
if cpuarch.is_x86(self.arch):
cpu.setAttrs(match='exact')
features = self.conf.get('cpuType', 'qemu64').split(',')
model = features[0]
if model == 'hostPassthrough':
cpu.setAttrs(mode='host-passthrough')
elif model == 'hostModel':
cpu.setAttrs(mode='host-model')
else:
cpu.appendChildWithArgs('model', text=model)
# This hack is for backward compatibility as the libvirt
# does not allow 'qemu64' guest on intel hardware
if model == 'qemu64' and '+svm' not in features:
features += ['-svm']
for feature in features[1:]:
# convert Linux name of feature to libvirt
if feature[1:6] == 'sse4_':
feature = feature[0] + 'sse4.' + feature[6:]
featureAttrs = {'name': feature[1:]}
if feature[0] == '+':
featureAttrs['policy'] = 'require'
elif feature[0] == '-':
featureAttrs['policy'] = 'disable'
cpu.appendChildWithArgs('feature', **featureAttrs)
elif cpuarch.is_ppc(self.arch):
features = self.conf.get('cpuType', 'POWER8').split(',')
model = features[0]
cpu.appendChildWithArgs('model', text=model)
if ('smpCoresPerSocket' in self.conf
or 'smpThreadsPerCore' in self.conf):
maxVCpus = int(self._getMaxVCpus())
cores = int(self.conf.get('smpCoresPerSocket', '1'))
threads = int(self.conf.get('smpThreadsPerCore', '1'))
cpu.appendChildWithArgs('topology',
sockets=str(maxVCpus // cores // threads),
cores=str(cores),
threads=str(threads))
# CPU-pinning support
# see http://www.ovirt.org/wiki/Features/Design/cpu-pinning
if 'cpuPinning' in self.conf:
cputune = vmxml.Element('cputune')
cpuPinning = self.conf.get('cpuPinning')
for cpuPin in sorted(cpuPinning.keys()):
cputune.appendChildWithArgs('vcpupin',
vcpu=cpuPin,
cpuset=cpuPinning[cpuPin])
self.dom.appendChild(cputune)
# Guest numa topology support
# see http://www.ovirt.org/Features/NUMA_and_Virtual_NUMA
if 'guestNumaNodes' in self.conf:
numa = vmxml.Element('numa')
guestNumaNodes = sorted(self.conf.get('guestNumaNodes'),
key=itemgetter('nodeIndex'))
for vmCell in guestNumaNodes:
nodeMem = int(vmCell['memory']) * 1024
numa_args = {'cpus': vmCell['cpus'], 'memory': str(nodeMem)}
if hugepages_shared:
numa_args.update({'memAccess': 'shared'})
numa.appendChildWithArgs('cell', **numa_args)
cpu.appendChild(numa)
self.dom.appendChild(cpu)
def _cpuinfo():
'''
Parse cpuinfo-like file, keeping the values in module's runtime variables.
Arguments:
source Optional. Accepts a string indicating path to the cpuinfo-like
file. If not supplied, default path (/proc/cpuinfo) is used.
'''
fields = {}
if cpuarch.is_ppc(cpuarch.real()):
fields['flags'] = ['powernv']
if cpuarch.is_x86(cpuarch.real()):
fields['platform'] = 'unavailable'
fields['machine'] = 'unavailable'
fields['ppcmodel'] = 'unavailable'
if cpuarch.is_arm(cpuarch.real()):
fields['platform'] = 'unavailable'
fields['machine'] = 'unavailable'
fields['ppcmodel'] = 'unavailable'
if cpuarch.is_s390(cpuarch.real()):
fields['platform'] = 'unavailable'
fields['machine'] = 'unavailable'
fields['ppcmodel'] = 'unavailable'
with open(_PATH) as info:
for line in info:
if not line.strip():
continue
key, value = [part.strip() for part in line.split(':', 1)]
if key == 'flags': # x86_64
fields['flags'] = value.split()
elif key == 'Features': # aarch64
fields['flags'] = value.split()
elif key == 'features': # s390
fields['flags'] = value.split()
elif key == 'cpu MHz': # x86_64
fields['frequency'] = value
elif key == 'BogoMIPS': # aarch64
fields['frequency'] = value
elif key == 'clock': # ppc64, ppc64le
fields['frequency'] = value[:-3]
elif key == 'cpu MHz dynamic': # s390
# s390 reports both static and dynamic frequencies with
# dynamic <= stat (nominal), so dynamic matches the
# x86_64 frequency semantics.
fields['frequency'] = value
elif key == 'model name': # x86_64
fields['model'] = value
elif key == 'CPU part': # aarch64
fields['model'] = value
elif re.match(r'processor \d+', key): # s390
match = re.search(r'\bmachine\s*=\s*(\w+)', value)
if match:
fields['model'] = match.group(1)
elif key == 'model': # ppc64le
fields['ppcmodel'] = value
elif key == 'cpu': # ppc64, ppc64le
fields['model'] = value
elif key == 'platform': # ppc64, ppc64le
fields['platform'] = value
elif key == 'machine': # ppc64, ppc64le
fields['machine'] = value
if len(fields) == 6:
break
# Older s390 machine versions don't report frequency.
if 'frequency' not in fields:
fields['frequency'] = 'unavailable'
return CpuInfo(**fields)
