1 /* Copyright (c) 2012. The SimGrid Team. All rights reserved. */
3 /* This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it
4 * under the terms of the license (GNU LGPL) which comes with this package. */
7 // 1./ check how and where a new VM is added to the list of the hosts
8 // 2./ Diff between SIMIX_Actions and SURF_Actions
9 // => SIMIX_actions : point synchro entre processus de niveau (theoretically speaking I do not have to create such SIMIX_ACTION
13 // MSG_TRACE can be revisited in order to use the host
14 // To implement a mixed model between workstation and vm_workstation,
15 // please give a look at surf_model_private_t model_private at SURF Level and to the share resource functions
16 // double (*share_resources) (double now);
17 // For the action into the vm workstation model, we should be able to leverage the usual one (and if needed, look at
18 // the workstation model.
20 #include "msg_private.h"
21 #include "xbt/sysdep.h"
24 XBT_LOG_NEW_DEFAULT_SUBCATEGORY(msg_vm, msg,
25 "Cloud-oriented parts of the MSG API");
28 /* **** ******** GENERAL ********* **** */
30 /** \ingroup m_vm_management
31 * \brief Returns the value of a given vm property
34 * \param name a property name
35 * \return value of a property (or NULL if property not set)
38 const char *MSG_vm_get_property_value(msg_vm_t vm, const char *name)
40 return MSG_host_get_property_value(vm, name);
43 /** \ingroup m_vm_management
44 * \brief Returns a xbt_dict_t consisting of the list of properties assigned to this host
47 * \return a dict containing the properties
49 xbt_dict_t MSG_vm_get_properties(msg_vm_t vm)
51 xbt_assert((vm != NULL), "Invalid parameters (vm is NULL)");
53 return (simcall_host_get_properties(vm));
56 /** \ingroup m_host_management
57 * \brief Change the value of a given host property
60 * \param name a property name
61 * \param value what to change the property to
62 * \param free_ctn the freeing function to use to kill the value on need
64 void MSG_vm_set_property_value(msg_vm_t vm, const char *name, void *value,void_f_pvoid_t free_ctn) {
66 xbt_dict_set(MSG_host_get_properties(vm), name, value,free_ctn);
69 /** \ingroup msg_vm_management
70 * \brief Finds a msg_vm_t using its name.
72 * This is a name directory service
73 * \param name the name of a vm.
74 * \return the corresponding vm
76 * Please note that a VM is a specific host. Hence, you should give a different name
80 msg_vm_t MSG_vm_get_by_name(const char *name){
81 return MSG_get_host_by_name(name);
84 /** \ingroup m_vm_management
86 * \brief Return the name of the #msg_host_t.
88 * This functions checks whether \a host is a valid pointer or not and return
91 const char *MSG_vm_get_name(msg_vm_t vm) {
92 return MSG_host_get_name(vm);
95 /* **** ******** MSG vm actions ********* **** */
97 /** @brief Create a new VM (the VM is just attached to the location but it is not started yet).
100 * Please note that a VM is a specific host. Hence, you should give a different name
103 msg_vm_t MSG_vm_create(msg_host_t ind_host, const char *name,
104 int core_nb, int mem_cap, int net_cap){
106 // Note new and vm_workstation refer to the same area (due to the lib/dict appraoch)
108 void *ind_vm_workstation = NULL;
109 // Ask simix to create the surf vm resource
110 ind_vm_workstation = simcall_vm_create(name,ind_host);
111 new = (msg_vm_t) __MSG_host_create(ind_vm_workstation);
113 MSG_vm_set_property_value(new, "CORE_NB", bprintf("%d", core_nb), free);
114 MSG_vm_set_property_value(new, "MEM_CAP", bprintf("%d", mem_cap), free);
115 MSG_vm_set_property_value(new, "NET_CAP", bprintf("%d", net_cap), free);
117 XBT_DEBUG("A new VM has been created");
118 // TODO check whether the vm (i.e the virtual host) has been correctly added into the list of all hosts.
121 TRACE_msg_vm_create(name, ind_host);
127 /** @brief Start a vm (ie. boot)
130 * If the VM cannot be started, an exception is generated.
133 void MSG_vm_start(msg_vm_t vm) {
135 //Please note that vm start can raise an exception if the VM cannot be started.
136 simcall_vm_start(vm);
139 TRACE_msg_vm_start(vm);
143 /* **** Check state of a VM **** */
144 int __MSG_vm_is_state(msg_vm_t vm, e_msg_vm_state_t state) {
145 return simcall_vm_get_state(vm) == state ;
148 /** @brief Returns whether the given VM is currently suspended
151 int MSG_vm_is_suspended(msg_vm_t vm) {
152 return __MSG_vm_is_state(vm, msg_vm_state_suspended);
154 /** @brief Returns whether the given VM is currently running
157 int MSG_vm_is_running(msg_vm_t vm) {
158 return __MSG_vm_is_state(vm, msg_vm_state_running);
161 // TODO Implement the functions for the different state
164 /** @brief Immediately kills all processes within the given VM. Any memory that they allocated will be leaked.
167 * FIXME: No extra delay occurs. If you want to simulate this too, you want to
168 * use a #MSG_process_sleep() or something. I'm not quite sure.
170 void MSG_vm_shutdown(msg_vm_t vm)
172 /* msg_vm_t equals to msg_host_t */
173 simcall_vm_shutdown(vm);
175 // #ifdef HAVE_TRACING
176 // TRACE_msg_vm_(vm);
181 /** @brief Migrate the VM to the given host.
184 * FIXME: No migration cost occurs. If you want to simulate this too, you want to use a
185 * MSG_task_send() before or after, depending on whether you want to do cold or hot
188 void MSG_vm_migrate(msg_vm_t vm, msg_host_t destination)
191 * - One approach is ...
192 * We first create a new VM (i.e., destination VM) on the destination
193 * physical host. The destination VM will receive the state of the source
194 * VM over network. We will finally destroy the source VM.
195 * - This behavior is similar to the way of migration in the real world.
196 * Even before a migration is completed, we will see a destination VM,
197 * consuming resources.
198 * - We have to relocate all processes. The existing process migraion code
199 * will work for this?
200 * - The name of the VM is a somewhat unique ID in the code. It is tricky
201 * for the destination VM?
203 * - Another one is ...
204 * We update the information of the given VM to place it to the destination
207 * The second one would be easier.
212 const char *old_pm_name = simcall_vm_get_phys_host(vm);
213 msg_host_t old_pm_ind = xbt_lib_get_elm_or_null(host_lib, old_pm_name);
216 simcall_vm_migrate(vm, destination);
220 TRACE_msg_vm_change_host(vm, old_pm_ind, destination);
225 /** @brief Immediately suspend the execution of all processes within the given VM.
228 * This function stops the exection of the VM. All the processes on this VM
229 * will pause. The state of the VM is perserved. We can later resume it again.
231 * FIXME: No suspension cost occurs. If you want to simulate this too, you want to
232 * use a \ref MSG_file_write() before or after, depending on the exact semantic
233 * of VM suspend to you.
235 void MSG_vm_suspend(msg_vm_t vm)
237 simcall_vm_suspend(vm);
240 TRACE_msg_vm_suspend(vm);
245 /** @brief Resume the execution of the VM. All processes on the VM run again.
248 * FIXME: No resume cost occurs. If you want to simulate this too, you want to
249 * use a \ref MSG_file_read() before or after, depending on the exact semantic
250 * of VM resume to you.
252 void MSG_vm_resume(msg_vm_t vm)
254 simcall_vm_resume(vm);
257 TRACE_msg_vm_resume(vm);
262 /** @brief Immediately save the execution of all processes within the given VM.
265 * This function stops the exection of the VM. All the processes on this VM
266 * will pause. The state of the VM is perserved. We can later resume it again.
268 * FIXME: No suspension cost occurs. If you want to simulate this too, you want to
269 * use a \ref MSG_file_write() before or after, depending on the exact semantic
272 void MSG_vm_save(msg_vm_t vm)
277 TRACE_msg_vm_save(vm);
282 /** @brief Restore the execution of the VM. All processes on the VM run again.
285 * FIXME: No restore cost occurs. If you want to simulate this too, you want to
286 * use a \ref MSG_file_read() before or after, depending on the exact semantic
287 * of VM restore to you.
289 void MSG_vm_restore(msg_vm_t vm)
291 simcall_vm_restore(vm);
294 TRACE_msg_vm_restore(vm);
299 /** @brief Destroy a VM. Destroy the VM object from the simulation.
302 void MSG_vm_destroy(msg_vm_t vm)
304 /* First, terminate all processes on the VM */
305 simcall_vm_shutdown(vm);
307 /* Then, destroy the VM object */
308 simcall_vm_destroy(vm);
311 TRACE_msg_vm_end(vm);