Yeah, that would be good. Currently I have a virtual machine on my desktop that is a full blown cloudstack install. Agent, mgt server, primary/secondary storage. It works well for me, I can develop on it and launch nested VMs with decent performance. It takes about two minutes to build and package. Not the most efficient, but I do like being able to run a real environment and develop against it. On Nov 12, 2012 8:41 PM, "Satoshi Kobayashi" <satosh...@stratosphere.co.jp> wrote:
> Hi all, > > I have some questions/issues about the development approach of KVM Agent. > > 1. Is there any document written about it? > I could not find it in cwiki.apache.org. Or is it in other places? > > 2. How should it be developed (in future)? > I looked at the source code of KVM Agent. It can not be launched from > Maven. > (I found that just executing is not enough because KVM Agent requires > some configurations and scripts) > It seems to require packaging, whenever change is added to the code. > I think that it is probably inefficient. > > A task required to develop from Maven which I think is the following. > - Add a configuration of maven-exec-plugin for KVM Agent to pom.xml. > - Add a configuration for m2e plugin of Eclipse (like "mvn jetty:run") > - Skip some checks in the development environment (for example, > agent.properties) > - Add configurations and scripts to be used to the path (or from args) > - Add a tool to cleanup a KVM host (optional?) > > Do you have any ideas? > > Regards, > Satoshi >
