Libvirt 3.0 Released With Various Improvements
The libvirt virtualization API saw a major 3.0 release this week to succeed its earlier v2.5 milestone.
Libvirt 3.0 was released rather quietly but does come with a number of additions and improvements. Among the libvirt 3.0 changes I found worth mentioning include:
- Support for QEMU group I/O throttling.
- A new libvirt_guest NSS module for translating libvirt guest names into IP addresses.
- Event notifications for the secret object.
- Various new APIs around storage and vCPUs.
- Support for guest CPU configuration on s390(x).
- More perf statistics are supported.
- Virtio-PCI is now enabled by default for AArch64 Mach-Virt guests.
- Various bug-fixes and other minor improvements.
Those using libvirt as part of their Linux virtualization stack can learn more about libvirt 3.0 via Libvirt.org.
Libvirt 3.0 was released rather quietly but does come with a number of additions and improvements. Among the libvirt 3.0 changes I found worth mentioning include:
- Support for QEMU group I/O throttling.
- A new libvirt_guest NSS module for translating libvirt guest names into IP addresses.
- Event notifications for the secret object.
- Various new APIs around storage and vCPUs.
- Support for guest CPU configuration on s390(x).
- More perf statistics are supported.
- Virtio-PCI is now enabled by default for AArch64 Mach-Virt guests.
- Various bug-fixes and other minor improvements.
Those using libvirt as part of their Linux virtualization stack can learn more about libvirt 3.0 via Libvirt.org.
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