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…nce trait This commits adds a new YoukiInstance trait in the containerd-shim-wasm crate. It refactors the common youki Instance implementation into this trait and as a consequence, all the Instance implementation from both the wasmtime and wasmedge shims moved to a common place. This closes containerd#131 Signed-off-by: jiaxiao zhou <jiazho@microsoft.com>
Signed-off-by: jiaxiao zhou <jiazho@microsoft.com>
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I like the way this shares all the work and makes it easier for the implementors and think this is a great direction eventually. The concern I have is I've gotten back to work on #49 and found that since our move to youki this PR could cause an issue since youki doesn't support Windows (and it appears would need some major work to get it going). If a shim such as wasmtime implements |
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@jsturtevant I can make |
was hoping to share more but with the direction towards youki, in the short term this is probably the best option. |
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This looks great, thanks for working on it!
Some minor comments. The comments in wasmedge also apply to wasmtime.
In the PR description you mention
The downside is that any new shim instance needs to implement both YoukiInstance and the Instance traits.
But there's a blanket implementation of Instance for YoukiInstance, so there's no need to implement both traits, or am I missing something?
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I really like how this is looking, Thanks @Mossaka !
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| /// Create a new instance | ||
| fn new_youki(id: String, cfg: Option<&InstanceConfig<Self::E>>) -> Self; |
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suggestion / preference: rename this to plain new:
- In L.65 do
<Self as YoukiInstance>::new(...)- In the implementations, instead of doing
use containerd_shim_wasm::sandbox:YoukiInstance;
impl YoukiInstance for Wasi { ... }do
use containerd_shim_wasm::sandbox;
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If we change new_youki to new, then there is a naming conflict which is pretty annoying.
Rust will complain about the usage of Wasi::new() by saying that new is referring both to LibcontainerInstance::new and Instance::new and requires users to specify which one to refer to.
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That's why you would need
<Self as LibcontainerInstance>::new(...)But I'm not sure that's better than the method being called new_libcontainer.
I guess it's just odd that the method new is part of a trait, and not part of the struct's impl.
I'm happy to keep this as new_libcontainer.
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Looks great! I've added a couple comments.
| .map_err(err_others)?; | ||
| // Close the fds now that they have been passed to the container process | ||
| // so that we don't leak them. | ||
| stdin.map(close); |
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Are there cases here where these may not get closed? For example, if one of the map_err is hit after the initial with_executor call, will there be an opportunity for the function to exit without calling close? Or, do we only care if build is called with an Ok result?
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I think we only care about build calling with an Ok result, but you remind me to close file descriptors on the wasmtime shim.
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I woiuld be nice if maybe_open_stdio returned an RAII wrapper.
A simple approach would be to return the File instead of the RawFd, and using as_raw_fd() when needed instead of using into_raw_fd() early on.
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I woiuld be nice if
maybe_open_stdioreturned an RAII wrapper. A simple approach would be to return theFileinstead of theRawFd, and usingas_raw_fd()when needed instead of usinginto_raw_fd()early on.
#240 is similar to what you reference here, thought I am not sure what RAII is
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Sorry, that's my inner C++ betraying me.
It's basically when you have a struct implementing Drop to cleanup after itself.
When you drop a File, it automatically closes the file for you.
It is kind of what #240 does, but instead of using into_raw_fd the executors would hold a Option<File> instead of an Option<RawFd>, and the conversion to RawFd would be done at le last possible moment.
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I tried this but ran into some lifetime issues with the File and opted for a smaller change but if you have any suggestions be happy to fix that up 👍
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I was thinking something like this jsturtevant/runwasi@use-cross-platfrom-file...jprendes:runwasi:use-cross-platfrom-file
| oci-spec = { version = "0.6.1", features = ["runtime"] } | ||
| sha256 = "1.3.0" | ||
| libcontainer = "0.1" | ||
| libcontainer = { version = "0.1", default-features = false } |
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is default-features=false needed?
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Actually not, let me remove it.
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Actually it is needed because otherwise you will get this error
warning: /home/mossaka/developer/runwasi/crates/containerd-shim-wasm/Cargo.toml: `default-features` is ignored for libcontainer, since `default-features` was not specified for `workspace.dependencies.libcontainer`, this could become a hard error in the future
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looking really good! I think once the last few open comments are addressed this is in good shape
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Ah that was a mistaken. I used a different implementation so that shim author only needs to implement |
YoukiInstance for default implementation of Instance traitLibcontainerInstance for default implementation of Instance trait
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LGTM
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not sure what our current set up is in regards to CI and commits, but maybe squash the commits? |
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LGTM!
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| } as u32; | ||
| let mut ec = lock.lock().unwrap(); |
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| let mut ec = lock.lock().unwrap(); | |
| let mut ec = lock.lock().map_err(|err| Error::Any(anyhow::anyhow!("failed get a lockr: {}", err)))?; |
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The error isn't able to automatically transfer so I will leave it as is.
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I think its good to let this panic anyway.
If we can't lock something is very wrong (dirty mutex state) and this should crash the program.
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Going to merge this in. Thanks everyone for reviewing it!! Really appreciate it. |
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I haven't given this a thorough review yet, but I like where this is going at lot.
| fn get_root_dir(&self) -> Result<PathBuf, Error>; | ||
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| /// Build the container | ||
| fn build_container(&self) -> Result<Container, Error>; |
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build_container seems like a fairly heavy trait function.
I think if we add something like open_stdio to the trait we can implement common build_container?
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IIUC, that would move the stdio redirection work from the executor to the instance.
Is there any instance / executor that would not want to do the stdio redirection trick (slight/spin/wws)?
Can that be handled by default in Instance instead of LibcontainerInstance?
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| let mut ec = lock.lock().unwrap(); |
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I think its good to let this panic anyway.
If we can't lock something is very wrong (dirty mutex state) and this should crash the program.
This commits adds a new
LibcontainerInstancetrait in the containerd-shim-wasm crate. It refactors the common youki Instance implementation into this trait and as a consequence, all the Instance implementation from both the wasmtime and wasmedge shims moved to a common place.This requires the shim author to implement the newly introduced
LibcontainerInstanceand then uses its default methods to implement Instance. The reason doing that is there are no changes to the existingInstancetrait. The downside is that any new shim instance needs to implement bothLibcontainerInstanceand theInstancetraits.This closes #131