Erik Nordmark
Erik Nordmark
> > the reading of a bootstrap config from USB > > How does this fit into device-steps in general? Is this something that happens regularly (implied by "should be...
> Separate containers for separate true processes make sense; not for just one-shot-and-exit signalers. Agreed.
Note that the golangcilint complaints for the Run functions can be turned off by adding //nolint:gocyclo
@zedi-pramodh are we proceeding with this work? I don't know what the result was for the testing on the particular device.
@vk-en Does the API to the guest get handled entirely in the guest kernel, or are there hooks in the guest operating systems to have it propagate to applications which...
> Yes, this allows you to influence the guest's file system (flush cache, freeze/unfreeze fs), and control its state on the EVE side. But that doesn't get application consistent snapshots...
> @vk-en did you look at qemu savevm and loadvm functionality ? Looks like savevm can snapshot the RAM, CPU too and that probably helps with app consistency ? @zedi-pramodh...
> At this point we should have a snapshot of storage,CPU and RAM. A loadvm should restart app with all state intact at the time of snapshot. That seems to...
I just saw this in the proposal "It is possible to specify a hook to run each time fsfreeze/thaw happened. Such a script can be useful to flush the state...
> We can't tailor code to any specific applications, and it doesn't make any sense (who will support it? how to monitor it? What if the application code is closed?...