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cvdr

This page describes about cvdr and its usage.

What's cvdr?

cvdr is a CLI binary tool for accessing and managing Cuttlefish instances remotely. It wraps Cloud Orchestrator, to provide user-friendly interface.

Build cvdr

Please run:

git clone https://github.com/google/cloud-android-orchestration.git
cd cloud-android-orchestration # Root directory of git repository
go build ./cmd/cvdr

Find URL of cloud orchestrator

Please read cloud_orchestrator.md to know. Let's define the URL of Cloud Orchestrator as SERVICE_URL for the rest of this page.

Configure cvdr

Please check the configuration file(cvdr.toml) and set the environment like CVDR_USER_CONFIG_PATH=/path/to/cvdr.toml while executing cvdr. See build/debian/cuttlefish_cvdremote/host/etc/cvdr.toml as an example of how to write a configuration file.

Use cvdr step-by-step

Host creation

Please run:

CVDR_USER_CONFIG_PATH=cvdr.toml ./cvdr host create

And we expect the result like below. Let's define this value as HOST_NAME from now on.

bcef3e121d23e4958c9fc608966cb01e41ad842385da8d32fc9be4a2a060a580

If you want to validate, please refer to ${SERVICE_URL}/v1/zones/local/hosts/${HOST_NAME}/. Then please check if the page seems like below. cvdr_host_creation

Cuttlefish instance creation

Let's assume using the latest Cuttlefish x86_64 image enrolled in ci.android.com.

Please run:

CVDR_USER_CONFIG_PATH=cvdr.toml \
./cvdr \
--host=${HOST_NAME} \
--branch=aosp-main \
--build_target=aosp_cf_x86_64_phone-trunk_staging-userdebug \
--auto_connect=false \
create

If you want to validate, please refer to ${SERVICE_URL}/v1/zones/local/hosts/${HOST_NAME}/. Then please check if the page seems like below. cvdr_cf_creation

ADB connection to access shell

Please run:

CVDR_USER_CONFIG_PATH=cvdr.toml \
./cvdr \
--host=${HOST_NAME} \
connect

Then we expect the result like below.

bcef3e121d23e4958c9fc608966cb01e41ad842385da8d32fc9be4a2a060a580/cvd-1: 127.0.0.1:41119

You could be able to see the device is enrolled via adb devices.

Use cvdr with one time execution

Let's assume using the latest Cuttlefish x86_64 image enrolled in ci.android.com.

Please run:

CVDR_USER_CONFIG_PATH=cvdr.toml \
./cvdr \
--branch=aosp-main \
--build_target=aosp_cf_x86_64_phone-trunk_staging-userdebug \
create

Then we expect the result like below.

Creating Host........................................ OK
Fetching main bundle artifacts....................... OK
Starting and waiting for boot complete............... OK
Connecting to cvd-1.................................. OK
2e8137432a96f93558c838da5e590ec775a97e5a7bb20e66929d1a59eb337351 (http://localhost:8080/v1/zones/local/hosts/2e8137432a96f93558c838da5e590ec775a97e5a7bb20e66929d1a59eb337351/)
  cvd/1
  Status: Running
  ADB: 127.0.0.1:33975
  Displays: [720 x 1280 ( 320 )]
  Logs: http://localhost:8080/v1/zones/local/hosts/2e8137432a96f93558c838da5e590ec775a97e5a7bb20e66929d1a59eb337351/cvds/1/logs/

If you want to validate, please refer the first provided URL in the output log and check if the page seems like below. cvdr_cf_creation