Happy new year! virtme-ng v1.32 is out!
We're kicking off with an exciting new release with some new features. The most notable being the remote console (vsock), thanks to @matttbe, and SSH support.
The remote console (--console / --console-client) allows you to open a console session on a running vng instance from another terminal, which can be really useful for inspecting tests/workloads while they're running in the primary console.
The SSH support (--ssh / --ssh-client) enables direct ssh/scp access to a running vng instance, making it particularly useful to transfer data, such as large test outputs, from the guest to the host and vice-versa. Since these are all new features, I expect to see some bugs, so don't hesitate to report them.
Additionally, there's a new command --numa-distance, that can be used to simulate heterogeneous NUMA nodes with different distance costs.
Enjoy!
Detailed ChangeLog:
Andrea Righi (6):
numa: introduce --numa-distance
virtme-init: Start udev after mounting all filesystems
virtme: enable ssh support
virtme-ng: introduce --console and --ssh shortcuts
sshd: generate a custom sshd_config
virtme-ng v1.32
Marcos Paulo de Souza (1):
virtme-init: Enable lvm usage
Matthieu Baerts (NGI0) (24):
net: support multiple interfaces
udhcpc: add default route if announced
net: allow to specify the bridge iface
net: option to force net MAC address
github: pylint: new supported versions
feat: vsock support for remote console access
vsock: connect: generate helper script
vsock: connect: pass command to execute
vsock: connect: avoid issues with modified script
make: build virtme-ng-init by default
vsock: connect: support commands without tty
vsock: connect: execute given cmd with right user
vsock: connect: only use 'su' if needed
vng: pass '--user root' to virtme-run
vsock: connect: respect '--user' if defined
vsock: connect: respect '--pwd' and '--cwd' if defined
vsock: 'socat' is required
vsock: rename options to --client/--server
console: port: switch to 2222 by default
console: --client and --server are mutually excl
console: client: support --dry-run
README: mention 'socat' in the requirements
github: restrict builds on push to the main branch
sshd: look for overlayfs before modifying auth keys
Michal Suchanek (1):
setup.py: Do not fail when argparse-manpage is not available
Tamir Duberstein (2):
Revert "Merge pull request #184 from hramrach/main"
Restore bash completions
jeromecst (1):
Update README.md
