Sense available hypervisors (was: Re: [Libvir] RFC: Broadcast our presence with avahi)
Richard W.M. Jones
rjones at redhat.com
Fri Sep 14 07:25:07 UTC 2007
Daniel P. Berrange wrote:
> - I advertise two subtypes, of '_xen.libvirtd._tcp' and '_qemu.libvirtd._tcp'
> What I actually want todo is to be able to probe the libvirt local drivers
> to auto-discover what virtualization platforms are available. A sort of
> lightweight virConnectOpen which merely returns TRUE/FALSE and doesn't
> actually allocate a virConnectPtr object. Need to extend the internal
> driver API for this.
I wanted this feature too, however I don't think the way that you're
proposing is right.
Just as virConnectGetCapabilities returns the capabilities of the
current hypervisor, I think there should be a call like 'virGetInfo' (or
something like that) which returns the capabilities of the node, which
would include what hypervisors are supported.
Rich.
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