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[master] gvforwarder as a systemd service#1061

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This is an automated cherry-pick of #1052

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Summary by Sourcery

Enable gvforwarder as a systemd-managed service by installing the required package, creating a tap network device, and configuring and enabling a systemd service template

New Features:

Enhancements:

  • Include gvisor-tap-vsock-gvforwarder in installer dependencies
  • Provision tap0 network interface inside the VM with a fixed MAC address for predictable networking

vyasgun and others added 2 commits May 16, 2025 05:48
- Create a tap device using nmcli with a hardcoded mac address
- Start gvforwarder systemd service which will use this device

Signed-off-by: vyasgun <vyasgun20@gmail.com>
Signed-off-by: Praveen Kumar <kumarpraveen.nitdgp@gmail.com>
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sourcery-ai bot commented May 16, 2025

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This PR automates deployment of gvisor’s tap-vsock forwarder by extending createdisk.sh: it installs the new package, configures a tap interface on the VM via nmcli, defines a systemd unit that runs podman’s gvforwarder, and enables it at boot.

Sequence Diagram: Setup of gvforwarder Service by createdisk.sh

sequenceDiagram
    actor ScriptRunner as "User/CI"
    participant CSH as "createdisk.sh"
    participant VM
    participant NM as "NetworkManager (on VM)"
    participant SD as "systemd (on VM)"

    ScriptRunner ->> CSH: Execute script
    CSH ->> VM: SSH: Install 'gvisor-tap-vsock-gvforwarder' package
    activate VM
    VM -->> CSH: Package installed
    deactivate VM

    CSH ->> VM: SSH: 'nmcli connection add type tun ifname tap0 ...'
    activate VM
    VM ->> NM: Create & Configure tap0 interface
    activate NM
    NM -->> VM: tap0 configured
    deactivate NM
    VM -->> CSH: tap0 setup complete
    deactivate VM

    CSH ->> VM: SSH: Write '/etc/systemd/system/gv-user-network@.service' file
    activate VM
    VM -->> CSH: Service file created
    deactivate VM

    CSH ->> VM: SSH: 'systemctl daemon-reload'
    activate VM
    VM ->> SD: Reload unit files
    activate SD
    SD -->> VM: Units reloaded
    deactivate SD
    VM -->> CSH: Daemon reloaded
    deactivate VM

    CSH ->> VM: SSH: 'systemctl enable gv-user-network@tap0.service'
    activate VM
    VM ->> SD: Enable service for tap0 device
    activate SD
    SD -->> VM: Service enabled for boot
    deactivate SD
    VM -->> CSH: Service enabled
    deactivate VM
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File-Level Changes

Change Details Files
Include gvforwarder package in installation
  • Updated ADDITIONAL_PACKAGES to add gvisor-tap-vsock-gvforwarder
createdisk.sh
Automate tap0 interface creation on VM
  • Added SSH commands to run nmcli connection add for tap0 with a fixed MAC address
createdisk.sh
Introduce and enable gv-user-network@.service
  • Replaced podman container file snippet with a systemd unit using tee
  • Configured service stanza, dependencies (NetworkManager, device), and environment for gvforwarder
  • Reloaded systemd daemon and enabled gv-user-network@tap0.service on the VM
createdisk.sh

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@praveenkumar praveenkumar merged commit 0a9fd8f into crc-org:master May 16, 2025
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