The xapi toolstack
- manages clusters of Xen hosts as single entities
- allows running VMs to be migrated between hosts (including with storage) with minimal downtime
- automatically restarts VMs after host failure ("High Availability")
- facilitates disaster recovery cross-site
- simplifies maintainence through rolling pool upgrade
- collects performance statistics for historical analysis and for alerting
- has a full-featured XML-RPC based API, used by clients such as XenCenter, Xen Orchestra, OpenStack and CloudStack
The xapi toolstack is developed by the xapi project: a sub-project of the Linux Foundation Xen Project.
- Architecture: read about how the components of the xapi toolstack work together
- Features: learn about the features supported by xapi and how they work.
- Designs: explore designs for cross-cutting features.
- Xen API documentation: explore the Xen API
- Futures: find out how the xapi toolstack is likely to change and how you can help.
- Xapi project: learn about the xapi project on the Xen wiki
- Xapi: manages a cluster of Xen hosts, co-ordinating access to network and storage.
- Xenopsd: a low-level "domain manager" which takes care of creating, suspending, resuming, migrating, rebooting domains by interacting with Xen via libxc and libxl.
- Xcp-rrdd: a performance counter monitoring daemon which aggregates "datasources" defined via a plugin API and records history for each.
- Xcp-networkd: a host network manager which takes care of configuring interfaces, bridges and OpenVSwitch instances
- Squeezed: a single host ballooning daemon which "balances" memory between running VMs.
- SM: Storage Manager plugins which connect Xapi's internal storage interfaces to the control APIs of external storage systems.
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