Hi Wido, 2012/11/14 Wido den Hollander <w...@widodh.nl>: > Hi, > > I'm in a vary luxurious, I have a rack full of hardware at my disposal to > test CloudStack and Ceph.
It is luxurious! > > My way of developing is: > * Make changes > * Build a new Agent / KVM JAR > * scp it to the hypervisor > * Restart the Agent > * See if it works! > > That is mainly the way I do my KVM development and testing. Are sure. It is not necessary to switch by RPM/DEB since it is enough by JAR. I did not notice it. > > Wido > > > On 11/13/2012 04:40 AM, Satoshi Kobayashi 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 >> >
