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A simple generator of a bunch of virtual routers. Used for testing software related to dynamic routing.
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README.md
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This is a simple tool to generate testing networks of virtual machines. It was written primarilly for my bachelor's thesis, which lives at https://gitea.ledoian.cz/LEdoian/bc_thesis.

Usage:

  1. Edit gen_machines.py to define the desired network
  2. Optionally edit the templates of config files in the templates/ folder
  3. Run gen_machines.py
  4. Create pre-installed Alpine Linux 3.15.4 disk image in dummydisk.img
    • you can use gen_dummy.sh for that
    • To automatically install alpine, alpine_install can be used as the install script. See comment in that file for explanation
    • After installation, alpine_postinst sets up the SSH key and add basic packages.
  5. Run gen_disks.sh as root – this creates customized disk images for all the machines
  6. Append output/bridge.conf to your /etc/qemu/bridge.conf in order to be able to connect your VMs to bridges as regular user
  7. Run output/gen_bridges.sh to create the bridge interfaces on your machine.

Now, the machines may be started. Either use qemu.sh script in the respective directory under output/, or run ./manage_all.sh start. To attach, use SPICE on the spice.sock, or SSH there using the key in this repo, if you already have connectivity.

Loging in as root should not ask for password.

Have a lot of fun!\cite{suse}

The idea behind current addressing system is sketched in IDEA.

Tips & Tricks

Using clusterssh: cssh -l root -o -o\ IdentityFile=./ssh_key <IPs>