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Docker-machine-driver-xenserver derivado do docker-machine-driver-xcp, apenas para compatibilidade de clusters Rancher criados com o driver antigo
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README.md

docker-machine-driver-xenserver

This is the XENSERVER-ng driver plugin for Docker Machine, renamed to XenServer for compatibility with Rancher clusters created with the old XenServer Driver.

This work is derived from https://github.com/xenserver/docker-machine-driver-xenserver.

Installation from binary

The installation steps are:

  1. If not done already - download the Docker Machine binary for your OS and architecture
  2. If not done already - move the binary to your PATH.
  3. Download the driver archive for your OS and architecture.
  4. Extract the archive
  5. Move the driver binary to your PATH, so it can be found by docker-machine.

Installation from source

Following the installation of Golang and Docker Machine, you can install the docker-machine-xenserver-driver:

go get github.com/interlegis/docker-machine-driver-xenserver

Usage

The usual Docker Machine commands apply:

docker-machine create -d xenserver --xenserver-server myip --xenserver-username myusername --xenserver-password mypassword mynewmmachine
docker-machine env mynewmmachine

CLI Options:

  • --xenserver-vcpu-count: vCPU number for docker VM.
  • --xenserver-memory-size: Size of memory for Docker VM (in MB).
  • --xenserver-boot2docker-url: URL for boot2docker ISO image.
  • --xenserver-server: required for create XenServer hostname/IP for docker VM.
  • --xenserver-disk-size: Size of disk for Docker VM (in MB).
  • --xenserver-username: required XenServer Username.
  • --xenserver-password: required XenServer Password.
  • --xenserver-network-label: Network label where the docker VM will be attached
  • --xenserver-sr-label: SR label where the docker VM will be attached.
  • --xenserver-host-label: Host label where the docker VM will be run.
  • --xenserver-upload-timeout: Timeout uploading VDI.
  • --xenserver-wait-timeout: Timeout wating for VM start.
  • --xenserver-os-template: XenServer template name for the new VM.
  • --xenserver-os-username: Username used by docker-machine to SSH to the new VM.
  • --xenserver-coreos-configdrive: Whether to use a CoreOS ConfigDrive or (default) a generic one.

Environment variables and default values:

CLI option Environment variable Default
--xenserver-vcpu-count XENSERVER_VCPU_COUNT 1
--xenserver-memory-size XENSERVER_MEMORY_SIZE 2048
--xenserver-disk-size XENSERVER_DISK_SIZE 5120
--xenserver-boot2docker-url XENSERVER_BOOT2DOCKER_URL boot2docker URL
--xenserver-server XENSERVER_SERVER -
--xenserver-host-label XENSERVER_HOST_LABEL -
--xenserver-username XENSERVER_USERNAME -
--xenserver-password XENSERVER_PASSWORD -
--xenserver-network-label XENSERVER_NETWORK_LABEL -
--xenserver-sr-label XENSERVER_SR_LABEL -
--xenserver-upload-timeout XENSERVER_UPLOAD_TIMEOUT 300
--xenserver-wait-timeout XENSERVER_WAIT_TIMEOUT 1800
--xenserver-os-template XENSERVER_OS_TEMPLATE Other install media
--xenserver-os-username XENSERVER_OS_USERNAME docker
--xenserver-coreos-configdrive XENSERVER_COREOS_CONFIGDRIVE false