dhi.io/forklift-validation
Forklift Validation
OPA REST server that enforces Rego migration policies for the Forklift VM migration operator.
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About Forklift Validation
Forklift Validation is the policy enforcement component of the Forklift VM migration operator for KubeVirt. It runs an Open Policy Agent (OPA) server loaded with Rego validation policies that the Forklift controller consults before and during virtual machine migrations.
The service evaluates source VMs against a set of provider-specific Rego policies before and during migration. Policies are organized by source provider:
- VMware — disk mode, snapshots, CBT, DRS/DPM, CPU/NUMA affinity, RDM disks, SR-IOV, TPM, USB, OS type, and more
- oVirt — CPU policy/tune/shares, disk interface type, NIC configuration, HA, IO threads, placement policy, TPM, and more
- OpenStack — disk size/status/interface, NIC VIF models, floating IPs, host devices, NUMA, secure boot, and more
- Hyper-V — integration services, secure boot, TPM, checkpoint, disk SMB path, OS type, and more
- OVA — CPU affinity, CPU/memory hotplug, disk size, export source
The OPA server exposes a REST API on port 8181/tcp. The Forklift controller posts VM inventory data as OPA input and
receives structured concern lists in return.
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