Configuration

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Configuration

The configuration file used by ops (such as one passed as a parameter, e.g. ops --config myconfig.json) specifies various options and attributes of code execution, such as files to include, arguments, and environment variables. This file follows the standard json format.

For a complete sample of a configuration, see our .

You can also enable config interpolation for things like secrets, hosts or other configuration that you would like to inject from your environment. This is helpful to reduce duplicate config:

For example:

secret=test ops_render_config=true ops run -c config.json

Will populate 'secret' with 'test':

{
  "Env": {
    "secret": "$secret"
  }
}

Configuration Attributes

OPS_HOME

The OPS_HOME environment variable points to the location of where ops will store build images and releases locally. By default it is set to ~/.ops . However there are some use-cases where you might want it set to something else like so:

OPS_HOME=/opt/ops

Args

Args is an array of arguments passed to your program to execute when running the image. Most programs will consider the program name as arg[0] but not all.

{
    "Args": ["--report-on-fatalerror", "ex.js"]
}

DisableArgsCopy

DisableArgsCopy, when set to true, disables the auto copy of files from host to image when present in args.

{
    "Args": ["ex.js"],
    "DisableArgsCopy": true
}

BaseVolumeSz

The BaseVolumeSz is an optional parameter you can pass to specify the size of the base volume. By default the size is the end of blocks written by TFS.

To specify 100 megabytes:

{
    "BaseVolumeSz": "100m"
}

To specify 1 gigabyte:

{
    "BaseVolumeSz": "1g"
}

Boot

Boot sets the path of bootloader file.

{
    "Boot": "nanos/output/platform/pc/boot/boot.img"
}

Uefi

Uefi indicates whether image should support booting via UEFI. Default is false.

{
    "Uefi": true
}

UefiBoot

UefiBoot sets the path of UEFI bootloader file.

{
    "UefiBoot": "nanos/output/platform/pc/boot/bootx64.efi"
}

BuildDir

BuildDir path to the temporary directory used during image build.

{
    "BuildDir": "/tmp/my_app_build_dir"
}

CloudConfig

The CloudConfig configures various attributes about the cloud provider, we want to use with ops.

BucketName

BucketName specifies the bucket to store the Ops built image artifacts.

{
    "CloudConfig": {
        "BucketName": "my-bucket"
    }
}

BucketNamespace

BucketNamespace is required on uploading files to cloud providers as oci.

{
    "CloudConfig": {
        "BucketNamespace": "my-namespace"
    }
}

DedicatedHostId

DedicatedHostId is used to specify the dedicated host id placement on cloud provider.

{
  "CloudConfig" : {
      "DedicatedHostId": "h-deadbeefdeadbeef1",
      "Flavor": "c4.large",
      "BucketName":"my-bucket"
  }
}

DomainName

This option is supported on AWS, GCP and Vultr.

DomainName is used to update a A record DNS entry with the started instance IP.

{
    "CloudConfig": {
        "DomainName": "ops.city"
    }
}

StaticIP

This option is only supported on AWS, GCP.

StaticIP by cloud provider to assign a public static IP to a NIC.

{
    "CloudConfig": {
        "StaticIP": "1.2.3.4"
    }
}

EnableIPv6

This option is only supported on AWS, GCP.

If EnableIPv6 is set to true and a VPC is created, the new VPC will have ipv6 support. Otherwise, it doesn't affect the selected VPC ipv6 support.

{
    "CloudConfig": {
        "EnableIPv6": true
    }
}

Flavor

Flavor specifies the machine type used to create an instance. Each cloud provider has different types descriptions.

{
    "CloudConfig": {
        "Flavor": "t2.micro"
    }
}

ImageType

ImageType allows the user to specify an image type (whose possible values are target platform-specific) when creating an image. Can be used to create images for Hyper-V generation 2 instances.

{
    "CloudConfig": {
        "ImageType": "gen2"
    }
}

ImageName

ImageName specifies the image name in the cloud provider.

It might be used by ops to set "IMAGE_NAME" and "RADAR_IMAGE_NAME" environment variables.

{
    "CloudConfig": {
        "ImageName": "web-server"
    }
}

InstanceProfile

InstanceProfile sets up an IAM role for an instance. Currently, this is only used for AWS but, in the future, it might be used to set roles for other cloud providers.

{
    "CloudConfig": {
        "InstanceProfile": "my-iam-rolename"
    }
}

KMS

KMS optionally encrypts AMIs if set. 'default' may be used for the default key or a KMS arn may be specified. This is only used for AWS.

{
    "CloudConfig": {
        "KMS": "default"
    }
}

Platform

Platform defines the cloud provider to use with the ops CLI.

Currently supported platforms:

Default onprem
Google Cloud Platform gcp
AWS aws
Vultr vultr
Vmware vsphere
Azure azure
Openstack openstack
Upcloud upcloud
Hyper-v hyper-v
DigitalOcean do
OpenShift openshift
Oracle Cloud Infrastructure oci
Oracle VM VirtualBox vbox
Proxmox VE proxmox

See further instructions about the cloud provider in dedicated documentation page.

{
    "CloudConfig": {
        "Platform": "gcp"
    }
}

ProjectID

ProjectID is used in some cloud providers to identify a workspace.

{
    "CloudConfig": {
        "ProjectID": "proj-1000"
    }
}

RootVolume

RootVolume is an optional set of options one can apply to the root/base volume of an instance on AWS. These settings include the name, typeof, iops, size, and throughput.

{
    "CloudConfig": {
        "RootVolume": {
            "Name": "my-root-volume",
            "Typeof":"gp3",
            "Size": 10
        }
    }
}

SecurityGroup

SecurityGroup allows an instance to use an existing security group in the cloud provider.

On AWS, both the name and the id of the security group may be used as value.

{
    "CloudConfig": {
        "SecurityGroup": "sg-1000"
    }
}

Subnet

Subnet allows an instance to use an existing subnet in the cloud provider.

On AWS, both the name and the id of the subnet may be used as value.

{
    "CloudConfig": {
        "Subnet": "sb-1000"
    }
}

VPC

VPC allows instance to use an existing vpc in the cloud provider.

On AWS and DO, both the name and the id of the vpc may be used as value. On DO setting the id (uuid) avoids an extra call to the api at the cost of readability.

{
    "CloudConfig": {
        "VPC": "vpc-1000"
    }
}

Zone

Zone is used in some cloud providers to identify the location where cloud resources are stored.

{
    "CloudConfig": {
        "Zone": "us-west1-b"
    }
}

Dirs

Dirs defines an array of directory locations to include into the image.

{
    "Dirs": ["myapp/static"]
}

File layout on local host machine:

-myapp
    app
    -static
        -example.html
        -stylesheet
            -main.css

File layout on VM:

/myapp
    app
    /static
        -example.html
        /stylesheet
            -main.css

Env

Env defines a map of environment variables to specify for the image runtime.

{
    "Env": {
        "Environment": "development",
        "NODE_DEBUG": "*"
    }
}

Files

Files defines an array of file locations to include into the image.

{
    "Files": ["ex.js"]
}

Kernel

Kernel sets the path of kernel image file.

{
    "Kernel": "nanos/output/platform/pc/bin/kernel.img"
}

KlibDir

KlibDir sets the host directory where kernel libs are located.

{
    "KlibDir": "nanos/output/klib/bin"
}

Klibs

Defines a list of klibs to include. For example to run the NTP klib (eg: ntpd):

{
    "Klibs":["ntp"]
}

MapDirs

MapDirs sets map of a local directory to a different path on the guest VM. For example the below adds all files under /etc/ssl/certs on host to /usr/lib/ssl/certs on VM.

{
    "MapDirs": {"/etc/ssl/certs/*": "/usr/lib/ssl/certs" },
}

Mounts

Mounts is used to mount a volume in an instance.

{
    "Mounts": {
        "vol": "/files"
    }
}

In the case of onprem provider, the volume can be a host directory (as opposed to a pre-made volume) that the guest will mount as a 9P filesystem.

{
    "Mounts": {
        "/tmp/files": "/files"
    }
}

NameServers

NameServers is an array of DNS servers to use for DNS resolution. By default it is Google's 8.8.8.8.

{
    "NameServers": ["10.8.0.1"]
}

NanosVersion

NanosVersion sets nanos version to be used on image manifest.

{
    "NanosVersion": "nightly"
}

NightlyBuild

NightlyBuild flag forces the use of latest dev builds.

{
    "NightlyBuild": true
}

NoTrace

NoTrace is an array of syscalls to mute tracing for.

{
    "NoTrace": ["syscall-here"]
}

Program

Program specifies the path of the program to refer to on attach/detach.

{
    "Program":"lua_5.2.4/lua"
}

ProgramPath

ProgramPath specifies the original path of the program to refer to on attach/detach.

{
    "Program":"/ops_apps/lua_5.2.4/lua"
}

RebootOnExit

RebootOnExit reboot your application immediately if it crashes (exit code is not 0). Is turned off by default, but you can enable it.

{
    "RebootOnExit": true
}

same as

{
    "Debugflags": ["reboot_on_exit"]
}

LocalFilesParentDirectory

LocalFilesParentDirectory is the parent directory of the files/directories specified in Files and Dirs. The default value is the directory from where the ops command is running

{
    "LocalFilesParentDirectory": "."
}

TargetRoot

TargetRoot TODO

{
    "TargetRoot": "unix"
}

VolumesDir

VolumesDir is the directory used to store and fetch volumes.

{
    "VolumesDir": ""
}

PackageBaseURL

PackageBaseURL provides the URL for downloading the packages.

{
    "PackageBaseURL": "https://repo.ops.city/v2/packages"
}

PackageManifestURL

PackageManifestURL provides the URL to download the manifest file that stores info about all packages.

{
    "PackageManifestURL": "https://repo.ops.city/v2/manifest.json"
}

Version

Version ops package version. Like docker if the user doesn't provide version of the image we consider "latest" as the version.

{
    "Version": "v18.9.0"
}

Language

Language ops package language.

{
    "Language": "javascript"
}

Runtime

Runtime ops package runtime.

{
    "Runtime": "node"
}

Description

Description ops package description.

{
    "Description": "node.js runtime"
}

TargetConfig

TargetConfig provides a limited support to adding cloud provider specific config. This is done as to not overload the other configuration settings.

Currently only the proxmox target has support here. For example:

{
  "TargetConfig": {
    "isoStorageName": "local",
    "Arch": "x86_64",
    "Machine": "q35",
    "Sockets": "1",
    "Cores": "1",
    "Numa": "0",
    "Memory": "512M",
    "StorageName": "local-lvm",
    "BridgePrefix": "vmbr",
    "Onboot": "0",
    "Protection": "0"
  }
}

RunConfig

The RunConfig configures various attributes about the runtime of the ops instance, such as allocated memory and exposed ports.

Accel

{
    "RunConfig": {
        "Accel": true
    }
}

AtExit

Defines hooks to be ran after instance stops.

{
    "RunConfig": {
        "AtExit": "echo `date` - START; sh shell_script.sh; echo `date` - DONE"
    }
}

Bridged

{
    "RunConfig": {
        "Bridged": true
    }
}

BridgeName

Connects the unikernel network interface to a bridge with the name specified. If the bridge does not exist in host machine it is created.

{
    "RunConfig": {
        "BridgeName": "br1"
    }
}

CanIPForward

Enable IP forwarding when creating an instance. Only GCP, Azure provider.

{
    "RunConfig": {
        "CanIPForward": true
    }
}

CPUs

Specifies the number of CPU cores the unikernel is allowed to use.

{
    "RunConfig": {
        "CPUs": 2
    }
}

GPUs

Specifies the number of GPUs the unikernel is allowed to use. Only GCP provider.

{
    "RunConfig": {
        "GPUs": 1,
        "GPUType": "nvidia-tesla-t4"
    }
}

GPUType

Specifies the type of GPU available. Only GCP provider.

{
    "RunConfig": {
        "GPUs": 1,
        "GPUType": "nvidia-tesla-t4"
    }
}

Debug

{
    "RunConfig": {
        "Debug": true
    }
}

Gateway

Defines the default gateway IP of the network interface.

{
    "RunConfig": {
        "Gateway": "192.168.1.255"
    }
}

GdbPort

Define the gdb debugger port. It only takes effect if debug is enabled. By default the GdbPort is 1234.

{
    "RunConfig": {
        "GdbPort": 1234,
        "Debug": true
    }
}

Imagename

Sets the name of the image file.

{
    "RunConfig": {
        "Imagename": "web-server"
    }
}

InstanceName

Sets the name of the instance.

{
    "RunConfig": {
        "InstanceName": "web-server-instance"
    }
}

InstanceGroup

Sets the group of the instance.

{
    "RunConfig": {
        "InstanceGroup": "my-autoscale-service"
    }
}

IPAddress

Defines the IP address of the network interface.

{
    "RunConfig": {
        "IPAddress": "192.168.1.75"
    }
}

{
    "RunConfig": {
        "IPAddress": "192.168.1.75",
        "NetMask": "255.255.255.0",
        "Gateway": "192.168.1.1"
    }
}

IPv6Address

Defines the static IPv6 address of the network interface.

{
    "RunConfig": {
        "IPv6Address": "FE80::46F:65FF:FE9C:4861"
    }
}

Memory

Configures the amount of memory to allocated to qemu. Default is 128 MiB. Optionally, a suffix of "M" or "G" can be used to signify a value in megabytes or gigabytes respectively.

{
    "RunConfig": {
        "Memory": "2G"
    }
}

Vga

Defines whether to emulate a VGA output device in qemu.

{
    "RunConfig": {
        "Vga": false
    }
}

Mounts

Defines a list of directories paths in the host machine whose data will be copied to the unikernel.

{
    "RunConfig": {
        "Mounts": ["./files","./assets"]
    }
}

NetMask

Defines the netmask of the network interface.

{
    "RunConfig": {
        "NetMask": "255.255.255.0"
    }
}

Nics

Is a list of pre-configured network cards.Meant to eventually deprecate the existing single-nic configuration. Currently only supported for Proxmox

{
    "Nics": [
        {
            "IPAddress": "192.168.1.75",
            "NetMask": "255.255.255.0",
            "Gateway": "192.168.1.1",
            "BridgeName": "br1"
        }
    ]
}

Background

Starts unikernels in background. You can stop the unikernel using the onprem instances stop command.

{
    "RunConfig": {
        "Background": true
    }
}

Ports

A list of ports to expose. Alternatively, you can also use -p in the command line.

{
    "RunConfig": {
        "Ports": ["80", "8008"],
    }
}

QMP

Enables the QMP monitor for onprem targets. This must be enabled for various operations such as stats, volumes and rebooting when running against the onprem target.

{
    "RunConfig": {
        "QMP": true
    }
}

ShowDebug

Enables printing more details about what ops is doing at the moment. Also, enables the printing of warnings and errors.

{
    "RunConfig": {
        "ShowDebug": true,
    }
}

ShowErrors

Enables printing errors with more details.

{
    "RunConfig": {
        "ShowErrors": true,
    }
}

ShowWarnings

Enables printing warnings details.

{
    "RunConfig": {
        "ShowWarnings": true,
    }
}

TapName

Connects the unikernel to a network interface with the name specified. If the tap does not exist in host machine it is created.

{
    "RunConfig": {
        "TapName": "tap0"
    }
}

UDPPorts

Opens ports that use UDP protocol.

{
    "RunConfig": {
        "UDPPorts": ["60", "70-80", "6006"],
    }
}

Verbose

Enables verbose logging for the runtime environment. As of now, it prints the command used to start qemu.

{
    "RunConfig": {
        "Verbose": true
    }
}

VolumeSizeInGb

This property is only used by cloud provider openstack and sets the instance volume size. Default size is 1 GB.

{
    "RunConfig": {
        "VolumeSizeInGb": 2
    }
}

AttachVolumeOnInstanceCreate

This property is only used by cloud provider gcp to attach an existing cloud disk/volume to the instance being created.

{
    "RunConfig": {
        "AttachVolumeOnInstanceCreate": true
    }
}

ManifestPassthrough

{
    "ManifestPassthrough": {
        "my_manifest_setting": "some_value"
    }
}

Consoles

Nanos offers a 'consoles' feature that allows multiple methods for monitoring a running unikernel. By default, the 'serial' and 'vga' consoles are enabled for testing purposes. However, in a production environment, it is highly advised against using these consoles as they significantly slow down the unikernel, rendering it nearly non-functional.

To activate or deactivate consoles, you can use the '+' or '-' symbols. Here is an example configuration:

"ManifestPassthrough": {
  "consoles": [
    "+net",
    "-serial",
    "-vga"
  ]
}

In the above example, +net enables the net console locally for debugging purposes. The net console is faster than 'serial' when it comes to testing performance.

The net console also provides two options: netconsole_port and netconsole_ip. These options allow you to send logs to a remote machine for debugging. However, it is advisable to use 'syslog' instead of net console for production workloads.

Exec Protection

Nanos has an 'exec protection' feature that prevents the kernel from executing any code outside the main executable and other 'trusted' files explicitly marked. The program is further limited from modifying the executable file and creating new ones. This flag may also be used on individual files within the children tuple. This prevents the application from exec-mapping anything that is not explicitly mapped as executable.

This is not on by default, however, as many JITs won't work with it turned on.

{
    "ManifestPassthrough": {
        "exec_protection": "t"
    }
}

CWD

Some applications expect to have a working directory in a different place than where they have been placed. You can adjust this via the manifest variable 'cwd':

{
    "ManifestPassthrough": {
        "cwd": "/my_new/path"
    }
}

Exec Wait For IPv4

This is an optional configuration setting that allows Nanos to wait for a valid ipv4 address to become available via DHCP using the timeout of 'exec_wait_for_ip4_secs'. If static ip is set than there is no effect. This configuration is not on by default.

{
    "ManifestPassthrough": {
        "exec_wait_for_ip4_secs": "5"
    }
}

This configuration can also be associated to a specific network interface, i.e:

{
    "ManifestPassthrough": {
        "en2": {
            "exec_wait_for_ip4_secs": "5"
        }
    }
}

Exec Wait For IPv6

This is an optional configuration setting that allows Nanos to wait for a valid ipv6 address to become available via DHCP using the timeout of 'exec_wait_for_ip6_secs'. If static ip is set than there is no effect. This configuration is not on by default.

{
    "ManifestPassthrough": {
        "exec_wait_for_ip6_secs": "5"
    }
}

This configuration can also be associated to a specific network interface, i.e:

{
    "ManifestPassthrough": {
        "en2": {
            "exec_wait_for_ip6_secs": "5"
        }
    }
}

expected_exit_code

This is an optional configuration setting that changes the program exit code to 0, if a match is found on the configuration.

Some possible configurations:

{
    "ManifestPassthrough": {
        "expected_exit_code": "1"
    }
}

{
    "ManifestPassthrough": {
        "expected_exit_code": "!6"
    }
}

{
    "ManifestPassthrough": {
        "expected_exit_code": ["1", "6"]
    }
}

{
    "ManifestPassthrough": {
        "expected_exit_code": "*"
    }
}

Mmap Min Address

This is an optional configuration setting that defines the minimum virtual address that a process is allowed to mmap. If set to zero, allow zero-page mappings to occur.

{
    "ManifestPassthrough": {
        "mmap_min_addr": "0"
    }
}

Program Overwrite Protection

By default, the user application is not allowed to overwrite the program binary file (and interpreter, if present). This default behavior can be overridden by inserting a program_overwrite attribute in the root tuple of the manifest.

{
    "ManifestPassthrough": {
        "program_overwrite": "t"
    }
}

ltrace

This enables tracing calls made by the application binary to dynamic library functions. It works on both pie and no-pie programs, and also works with aslr.

{
    "ManifestPassthrough": {
        "ltrace": {}
    }
}

log_level

Setting a different log level will print to the console if the level is equal to or lower than the user-provided setting.

The default log level is 'err'. You may adjust this to 'err', 'warn', or 'info'.

{
    "ManifestPassthrough": {
        "log_level": "info"
    }
}

mtu

This is an optional configuration setting that changes the MTU (Maximum Transmission Unit) size of the network interface(s). This doesn't affect TUN interface(s).

{
    "ManifestPassthrough": {
        "mtu": "1420"
    }
}

so_rcvbuf

This is an optional configuration setting used to manage the size (in bytes) of the socket receive buffer. The default buffer size is 208 KB, so to change the size to, say, 512 KB, you could use the following config:

{
    "ManifestPassthrough": {
        "so_rcvbuf": "524288"
    }
}

static_map_program

This is an optional configuration setting that will disable demand paging. This is overriden when ltrace is in use.

{
  "ManifestPassthrough": {
    "static_map_program": "t"
  }
}

trace

This is an optional configuration setting that allows specifying trace flags (i.e. a comma-delimited set of trace message types) in the trace symbol of the root tuple. A given trace message is output only if its message type is enabled in the trace flags.

pf - page-fault-related messages - sets TRACE_PAGE_FAULT
threadrun - messages output when returning to user threads - sets TRACE_THREAD_RUN
all - all tracing messages are enabled
for backward compatibility, any unknown trace flag enables all messages output via calls to thread_log(). - sets TRACE_OTHER

Example: a "trace:pf,other" value in the manifest enables page-fault-related messages and messages classified as "other".

{
    "ManifestPassthrough": {
        "trace:pf,threadrun,all": {}
    }
}

reboot_on_exit

This is an optional configuration setting that reboots your application immediately if it stops with an exit code that matches the configuration.

This is checked after manifestpassthrough.expected_exit_code execution (when both configured).

Note: poweroff/stop operations work normally, regardless of the presence and value of the reboot_on_exit option, and regardless of the application exit code.

Some possible configurations:

{
    "ManifestPassthrough": {
        "reboot_on_exit": "!0"
    }
}

{
    "ManifestPassthrough": {
        "reboot_on_exit": "1"
    }
}

{
    "ManifestPassthrough": {
        "reboot_on_exit": ["0", "1", "6"]
    }
}

{
    "ManifestPassthrough": {
        "reboot_on_exit": "*"
    }
}

idle_on_exit

This is an optional configuration setting that keeps a VM running after the user program exits with an exit code that matches the configuration. The VCPUs remain halted.

Some possible configurations:

{
    "ManifestPassthrough": {
        "idle_on_exit": "0"
    }
}

{
    "ManifestPassthrough": {
        "idle_on_exit": "!0"
    }
}

{
    "ManifestPassthrough": {
        "idle_on_exit": ["0", "1", "6"]
    }
}

{
    "ManifestPassthrough": {
        "idle_on_exit": "*"
    }
}

io-queues

By default the virtio-net driver utilizes as many tx/rx queues as supported by the attached device but limited to the number of cpus exposed to the instance. This setting may be changed via the following config for the guest:

"ManifestPassthrough": {
  "en1": {
    "io-queues": "2"
  }
}

uname

This is an optional configuration that will make the kernel return your chosen strings in the sysname and release fields of the uname syscall. Several programs expect known names or versions, to for example, enable certain features.

The default is set to "Nanos" for the sysname field, and "5.0-<NANOS_VERSION>" for the release.

"ManifestPassthrough": {
  "uname": {
    "sysname": "Linux",
    "release": "5.0.5"
  }
}

transparent_hugepage

Transparent HugePage Support (THP) is enabled by default on nanos.

To disable THP support set "transparent_hugepage" to "never". Any other value, will keep THP enabled.

{
  "ManifestPassthrough": {
    "transparent_hugepage": "never"
  }
}

Debugflags

Debugflags adds additional debug flags to the runtime.

{
    "Debugflags": ["trace:pf,threadrun,all", "debugsyscalls"]
}

idle_on_exit

idle_on_exit keeps a VM running after the user program exits successfully (exit code is 0). The VCPUs remain halted.

{
    "Debugflags": ["idle_on_exit"]
}

reboot_on_exit

reboot_on_exit reboot your application immediately if it crashes (exit code is not 0). Is turned off by default, but you can enable it.

{
    "Debugflags": ["reboot_on_exit"]
}

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Configuration Attributes

OPS_HOME

Args

DisableArgsCopy

BaseVolumeSz

Boot

Uefi

UefiBoot

BuildDir

CloudConfig

BucketName

BucketNamespace

DedicatedHostId

DomainName

StaticIP

EnableIPv6

Flavor

ImageType

ImageName

InstanceProfile

KMS

Platform

ProjectID

RootVolume

SecurityGroup

Subnet

Tags

VPC

Zone

Dirs

Env

Files

Kernel

KlibDir

Klibs

MapDirs

Mounts

NameServers

NanosVersion

NightlyBuild

NoTrace

Program

ProgramPath

RebootOnExit

LocalFilesParentDirectory

TargetRoot

VolumesDir

PackageBaseURL

PackageManifestURL

Version

Language

Runtime

Description

TargetConfig

RunConfig

Accel

AtExit

Bridged

BridgeName

CanIPForward

CPUs

GPUs

GPUType

Debug

Gateway

GdbPort

Imagename

InstanceName

InstanceGroup

IPAddress

IPv6Address

Memory

Vga

Mounts

NetMask

Nics

Background

Ports

QMP

ShowDebug