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Signed-off-by: Sebastien Goasguen <runseb@gmail.com>
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Allocators
==========

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determine which storage pool to allocate the guest virtual machines
on.


Implementing a custom HostAllocator
-----------------------------------

HostAllocators are written by extending
com.cloud.agent.manager.allocator.HostAllocator interface.


HostAllocator Interface
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

The interface defines the following two methods.

::

/**
* Checks if the VM can be upgraded to the specified ServiceOffering
* @param UserVm vm
* @param ServiceOffering offering
* @return boolean true if the VM can be upgraded
**/

publicboolean isVirtualMachineUpgradable(final UserVm vm, final ServiceOffering offering);

/**
* Determines which physical hosts are suitable to allocate the guest virtual machines on
*
* @paramVirtualMachineProfile vmProfile
* @paramDeploymentPlan plan
* @paramType type
* @paramExcludeList avoid
* @paramint returnUpTo
* @returnList<Host>List of hosts that are suitable for VM allocation
**/

publicList<Host> allocateTo( VirtualMachineProfile<?extendsVirtualMachine> vmProfile, DeploymentPlan plan, Type type, ExcludeList avoid, intreturnUpTo);
/**
* Checks if the VM can be upgraded to the specified ServiceOffering
* @param UserVm vm
* @param ServiceOffering offering
* @return boolean true if the VM can be upgraded
**/

publicboolean isVirtualMachineUpgradable(final UserVm vm, final ServiceOffering offering);

/**
* Determines which physical hosts are suitable to allocate the guest virtual machines on
*
* @paramVirtualMachineProfile vmProfile
* @paramDeploymentPlan plan
* @paramType type
* @paramExcludeList avoid
* @paramint returnUpTo
* @returnList<Host>List of hosts that are suitable for VM allocation
**/

publicList<Host> allocateTo( VirtualMachineProfile<?extendsVirtualMachine> vmProfile, DeploymentPlan plan, Type type, ExcludeList avoid, intreturnUpTo);

A custom HostAllocator can be written by implementing the ‘allocateTo’
method


Input Parameters for the method ‘HostAllocator :: allocateTo’
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

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To get all possible hosts, set this value to -1.


Reference HostAllocator implementation
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

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If returnUpTo = 1, this allocator would return the first Host that fits
the requirements of the guest VM.


Loading a custom HostAllocator
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

1. Write a custom HostAllocator class, implementing the interface
#. Write a custom HostAllocator class, implementing the interface
described above.

2. Package the code into a JAR file and make the JAR available in the
#. Package the code into a JAR file and make the JAR available in the
classpath of the Management Server/tomcat.

3. Modify the components.xml and components-premium.xml files found in
#. Modify the components.xml and components-premium.xml files found in
/client/ tomcatconf as follows.

4. Search for ‘HostAllocator’ in these files.
#. Search for ‘HostAllocator’ in these files.

::

<adapters key="com.cloud.agent.manager.allocator.HostAllocator">
<adapter name="FirstFit" class="com.cloud.agent.manager.allocator.impl.FirstFitAllocator"/>
</adapters>
<adapters key="com.cloud.agent.manager.allocator.HostAllocator">
<adapter name="FirstFit" class="com.cloud.agent.manager.allocator.impl.FirstFitAllocator"/>
</adapters>

5. Replace the FirstFitAllocator with your class name. Optionally, you
#. Replace the FirstFitAllocator with your class name. Optionally, you
can change the name of the adapter as well.

6. Restart the Management Server.
#. Restart the Management Server.


Implementing a custom StoragePoolAllocator
------------------------------------------

StoragePoolAllocators are written by extending
com.cloud.storage.allocator. StoragePoolAllocator interface.


StoragePoolAllocator Interface
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

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::

/**
* Determines which storage pools are suitable for the guest virtual machine
* @param DiskProfile dskCh
* @param VirtualMachineProfile vmProfile
* @param DeploymentPlan plan
* @param ExcludeList avoid
* @param int returnUpTo
* @return List<StoragePool> List of storage pools that are suitable for the VM
**/

public List<StoragePool> allocateToPool(DiskProfile dskCh, VirtualMachineProfile<? extends VirtualMachine> vm, DeploymentPlan plan, ExcludeList avoid, int returnUpTo);
/**
* Determines which storage pools are suitable for the guest virtual machine
* @param DiskProfile dskCh
* @param VirtualMachineProfile vmProfile
* @param DeploymentPlan plan
* @param ExcludeList avoid
* @param int returnUpTo
* @return List<StoragePool> List of storage pools that are suitable for the VM
**/

public List<StoragePool> allocateToPool(DiskProfile dskCh, VirtualMachineProfile<? extends VirtualMachine> vm, DeploymentPlan plan, ExcludeList avoid, int returnUpTo);

This interface also contains some other methods to support some legacy
code. However your custom allocator can extend the existing
com.cloud.storage.allocator. AbstractStoragePoolAllocator. This class
provides default implementation for all the other interface methods.


Input Parameters for the method ‘StoragePoolAllocator :: allocateTo’
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

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To get all possible pools, set this value to -1


Reference StoragePoolAllocator implementation
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

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If returnUpTo = 1, this allocator would return the first Storage Pool
that fits the requirements of the guest VM.


Loading a custom StoragePoolAllocator
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

1. Write a custom StoragePoolAllocator class, implementing the interface
#. Write a custom StoragePoolAllocator class, implementing the interface
described above.

2. Package the code into a JAR file and make the JAR available in the
#. Package the code into a JAR file and make the JAR available in the
classpath of the Management Server/tomcat.

3. Modify the components.xml and components-premium.xml files found in
#. Modify the components.xml and components-premium.xml files found in
/client/ tomcatconf as follows.

4. Search for ‘StoragePoolAllocator’ in these files.
#. Search for ‘StoragePoolAllocator’ in these files.

::

<adapters key="com.cloud.storage.allocator.StoragePoolAllocator">
<adapter name="Storage" class="com.cloud.storage.allocator.FirstFitStoragePoolAllocator"/>
</adapters>
5. Replace the FirstFitStoragePoolAllocator with your class name.
#. Replace the FirstFitStoragePoolAllocator with your class name.
Optionally, you can change the name of the adapter as well.

6. Restart the Management Server.


#. Restart the Management Server.
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