support nfs volumes

[bergwolf]

The PR imports runv nfs support (hyperhq/runv#417) and adds nfs volumes support to hyperd, with a podfile example listed.

podfile example:

{
  "resource": {
    "vcpu": 1,
    "memory": 1024
  },
  "containers": [{
      "image": "bergwolf/ubuntu-fio",
      "volumes": [{
        "volume": "sharevolume",
        "path": "/export",
        "readOnly": false
      }]
  }],
  "volumes": [{
    "name": "sharevolume",
    "source": "192.168.80.72:/home/bergwolf",
    "format": "nas",
    "fstype": "nfs"
  }]
}

[hypervsock@~]$sudo hyperctl run -d -p ubuntu.pod
POD id is pod-VVnZwkkoZp
Time to run a POD is 7733 ms
[hypervsock@~]$sudo hyperctl exec -t pod-VVnZwkkoZp bash
root@pod-VVnZwkkoZp:/# df
Filesystem                   1K-blocks      Used Available Use% Mounted on
/dev/sda                     104805376    298180 104507196   1% /
devtmpfs                         23808         0     23808   0% /dev
tmpfs                            26940         0     26940   0% /dev/shm
rootfs                           23808     16044      7764  68% /lib/modules/4.4.28-hyper
192.168.80.72:/home/bergwolf 410056704 108126208 301930496  27% /export

[gao-feng]

Are the packages below necessary?

[bergwolf]

No, I don't think so. They were added by godeps but it looks to be a mistake. I removed these files but forgot to update Godeps.json. I'll drop them.

[bergwolf]

retest this please @hykins

[bergwolf]

retest this please @hykins

[bergwolf]

@gao-feng updated and added ci case.

[gao-feng]

seems like this pod file is useless?

[bergwolf]

It was provided as an example of how to add an nfs volume to a pod.

[gao-feng]

LGTM