WIP: add qemu support on macos #6
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Make the qemu provider work on darwin. * Hide unsupported flags on darwin. Most network flags are unsupported due to the limited nature of the macos network setup. Signed-off-by: Orzelius <[email protected]>
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After this is working would you be interested in PRing it to the official talosctl code? We get a lot of questions from people on macOS looking for more complete local cluster options. |
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Make the qemu provider work on darwin.
Technically this doesn't have to be based on the changes made in siderolabs#10334, but this way it's a bit cleaner. If siderolabs#10334 gets rejected this can still be merged with minimal changes
This is currently in testing stage. Some bugs might still be present and some flags might not function yet, but the bulk of the changes are finished.
TODO:
Networking setup
The nodes run in vmnet shared mode which allows traffic originating from the vmnet interface to reach the Internet through a network address translator (NAT). The vmnet interface can communicate with the host and with other shared mode interfaces on the same subnet.
DHCP is handled via bootpd (apple's native dhcp server). Nodes have to be made sequentially. Node has to be assigned an ip before the following nodes are created to assure correct IPs.
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