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# Development Guide
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## Structure
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krata is composed of four major executables:
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| Executable | Runs On | User Interaction | Dev Runner | Code Path |
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| ---------- | ------- | ---------------- | ------------------------ | ----------------- |
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| kratad | host | backend daemon | ./hack/debug/kratad.sh | crates/kratad |
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| kratanet | host | backend daemon | ./hack/debug/kratanet.sh | crates/kratanet |
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| kratactl | host | CLI tool | ./hack/debug/kratactl.sh | crates/kratactl |
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| krataguest | guest | none, guest init | N/A | crates/krataguest |
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You will find the code to each executable available in the bin/ and src/ directories inside
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it's corresponding code path from the above table.
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## Environment
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| Component | Specification | Notes |
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| ------------- | ------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
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| Architecture | x86_64 | aarch64 support is still in development |
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| Memory | At least 6GB | dom0 will need to be configured will lower memory limit to give krata guests room |
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| Xen | 4.17 | Temporary due to hardcoded interface version constants |
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| Debian | stable / sid | Debian is recommended due to the ease of Xen setup |
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| rustup | any | Install Rustup from https://rustup.rs |
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## Setup Guide
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1. Install the specified Debian version on a x86_64 host _capable_ of KVM (NOTE: KVM is not used, Xen is a type-1 hypervisor).
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2. Install required packages: `apt install git xen-system-amd64 flex bison libelf-dev libssl-dev bc`
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3. Install [rustup](https://rustup.rs) for managing a Rust environment.
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4. Configure `/etc/default/grub.d/xen.cfg` to give krata guests some room:
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```sh
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# Configure dom0_mem to be 4GB, but leave the rest of the RAM for krata guests.
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GRUB_CMDLINE_XEN_DEFAULT="dom0_mem=4G,max:4G"
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```
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After changing the grub config, update grub: `update-grub`
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Then reboot to boot the system as a Xen dom0.
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You can validate that Xen is setup by running `xl info` and ensuring it returns useful information about the Xen hypervisor.
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5. Clone the krata source code:
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```sh
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$ git clone https://github.com/edera-dev/krata.git krata
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$ cd krata
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```
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6. Build a guest kernel image:
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```sh
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$ ./hack/kernel/build.sh
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```
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7. Copy the guest kernel image at `target/kernel/kernel-x86_64` to `/var/lib/krata/guest/kernel` to have it automatically detected by kratad.
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8. Launch `./hack/debug/kratanet.sh` and keep it running in the foreground.
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9. Launch `./hack/debug/kratad.sh` and keep it running in the foreground.
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10. Run kratactl to launch a guest:
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```sh
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$ ./hack/debug/kratactl.sh launch --attach alpine:latest
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```
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To detach from the guest console, use `Ctrl + ]` on your keyboard.
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To list the running guests, run:
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```sh
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$ ./hack/debug/kratactl.sh list
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```
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To destroy a running guest, copy it's UUID from either the launch command or the guest list and run:
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```sh
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$ ./hack/debug/kratactl.sh destroy GUEST_UUID
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```
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