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25、Introduction 1 1 Scope 3 1.1 Resource Allocation Profile 3 1.2 System Virtualization Profile 3 1.3 Allocation Capabilities Profile . 3 1.4 Processor Resource Virtualization Profile 3 1.5 Memory Resource Virtualization Profile . 3 1.6 Storage Resource Virtualization Profile 3 1.7 Ethernet Port Resour
26、ce Virtualization Profile . 3 1.8 Virtual System Profile . 3 1.9 Generic Device Resource Virtualization Profile 3 1.10 Virtual Ethernet Switch Profile 4 2 Normative references 4 3 Terms and definitions . 5 4 Symbols and abbreviated terms 12 5 Resource Allocation Profile 14 5.1 Description . 14 5.2 I
27、mplementation . 18 5.3 Methods . 27 5.4 Use cases 35 5.5 CIM elements . 40 6 System Virtualization Profile 52 6.1 Description . 52 6.2 Implementation . 59 6.3 Methods . 67 6.4 Use cases 84 6.5 CIM elements . 110 7 Allocation Capabilities Profile 126 7.1 Description . 126 7.2 Implementation . 129 7.3
28、 Methods . 130 7.4 Use cases 134 7.5 CIM elements . 139 8 Processor Resource Virtualization Profile . 144 8.1 Description . 144 8.2 Implementation . 149 8.3 Methods . 157 8.4 Use cases 158 8.5 CIM elements . 168 9 Memory Resource Virtualization Profile . 178 9.1 Description (informative) 178 9.2 Imp
29、lementation . 186 9.3 Methods . 198 9.4 Use cases (informative) . 198 9.5 CIM elements . 207 10 Storage Resource Virtualization Profile . 221 10.1 Description . 222 10.2 Implementation . 234 10.3 Methods . 251 10.4 Use cases 253 10.5 CIM Elements. 270 11 Ethernet Port Resource Virtualization Profile
30、. 282 11.1 Description . 282 11.2 Implementation . 291 11.3 Methods . 303 ISO/IEC 19099:2014(E) ISO/IEC 2014 All rights reserved BS ISO/IEC 19099:2014 ii 11.4 Use cases 304 11.5 CIM elements . 318 12 Virtual System Profile 341 12.1 Description . 341 12.2 Implementation . 350 12.3 Methods . 360 12.4
31、Use-cases 363 12.5 CIM elements . 374 13 Generic Device Resource Virtualization Profile . 381 13.1 Description . 381 13.2 Implementation . 383 13.3 Methods . 383 13.4 Use cases 383 13.5 CIM elements . 388 14 Virtual Ethernet Switch Profile . 390 14.1 Description . 390 14.2 Implementation . 394 14.3
32、Methods . 395 14.4 Use cases 397 14.5 CIM elements . 400 Annex A (Informative) Virtual system modeling background information 407 A.1 Concepts: Model, view, controller 407 A.2 Aspect-oriented modeling approach . 407 A.3 Presence of model information. 408 A.4 Model extension through settings. 409 Ann
33、ex B (Informative) Implementation details . 410 B.1 Dual-configuration implementation approach . 410 B.2 Single-configuration implementation approach 413 Figures Figure 1 Resource Allocation Profile: Class Diagram 15 Figure 2 Abstract instance diagram: Concrete resource pool . 35 Figure 3 Abstract i
34、nstance diagram: Primordial pool with backed resources 36 Figure 4 Abstract instance diagram: Primordial pool without backed resources 36 Figure 5 Resource pool hierarchy instance diagram . 37 Figure 6 Simple resource allocation 38 Figure 7 Profiles related to system virtualization . 54 Figure 8 Sys
35、tem Virtualization Profile: Class diagram . 56 Figure 9 System Virtualization Profile instance diagram: Discovery, localization, and inspection . 86 Figure 10 Virtual system configuration based on input virtual system configurations and implementation defaults 98 Figure 11 Virtual system resource mo
36、dification . 102 Figure 12 System Virtualization Profile: Snapshot example 105 Figure 13 Allocation Capabilities Profile: Class diagram . 127 Figure 14 Allocation capabilities associated to CIM_ComputerSystem and CIM_ResourcePool 135 Figure 15 Allocation capabilities associated to CIM_ResourceAlloca
37、tionSettingData . 136 Figure 16 Multiple CIM_AllocationCapabilities instances 137 Figure 17 Processor Resource Virtualization Profile: Class Diagram 145 Figure 18 Processor Resource Virtualization Profile: Instance diagram 159 Figure 19 Defined state . 160 Figure 20 Active state . 161 Figure 21 CIM_
38、ModifyResourceSettings Before 163 Figure 22 RASD to Modify Resources 164 ISO/IEC 19099:2014(E) ISO/IEC 2014 All rights reserved BS ISO/IEC 19099:2014iii Figure 23 CIM_ModifyResourceSettings After . 165 Figure 24 CIM_AddResourceSettings Before 166 Figure 25 RASD to add processor 167 Figure 26 CIM_Add
39、ResourceSettings After . 168 Figure 27 Memory Resource Virtualization Profile: Profile class diagram . 179 Figure 28 Instance Diagram: Concept of memory resource pool hierarchies 181 Figure 29 Instance Diagram: Concept of memory resource allocation 183 Figure 30 Instance Diagram: Memory composition
40、. 185 Figure 31 Instance Diagram: Example CIM representation of memory resource virtualization . 200 Figure 32 Storage Resource Virtualization Profile: Profile class diagram . 223 Figure 33 Instance diagram: Concept of storage resource pool hierarchies . 227 Figure 34 Instance diagram: Concept of st
41、orage resource allocation . 230 Figure 35 Cooperation of DMTF SVPC and SNIA SMI-S profiles . 233 Figure 36 Instance diagram: Example CIM representation of storage resource virtualization . 254 Figure 37 Create virtual disk with implicit file creation . 263 Figure 38 Create virtual disk with pre-exis
42、ting file . 265 Figure 39 Create dedicated virtual disk . 267 Figure 40 Create virtual delta disk and file 269 Figure 41 Ethernet Port Resource Virtualization: Profile class diagram 283 Figure 42 Virtual ethernet switch port allocation 287 Figure 43 Instance Diagram: Ethernet adapter and Ethernet co
43、nnection resource allocations . 289 Figure 44 Ethernet switch port and Ethernet connection resource pools 306 Figure 45 Static Ethernet switch port allocation to a virtual Ethernet switch . 308 Figure 46 Ethernet adapter connection to static switch port 310 Figure 47 Dynamic Ethernet switch port con
44、nection capabilities. 313 Figure 48 Dynamic Ethernet switch port allocation . 314 Figure 49 Allocation capabilities for simple Ethernet connection. 315 Figure 50 Simple connection of virtual machine to Ethernet switch 316 Figure 51 Profiles related to system virtualization . 343 Figure 52 Virtual Sy
45、stem Profile: Class diagram . 344 Figure 53 Virtual system states . 349 Figure 54 Virtual system representation and virtual system configuration 354 Figure 55 Sample virtual system configuration . 365 Figure 56 Sample virtual system in “active“ state 367 Figure 57 Instance diagram: Profile conforman
46、ce of scoped resources 368 Figure 58 Generic Device Resource Virtualization: Class diagram . 382 Figure 59 Simple virtual device allocation . 384 Figure 60 Profile registration using central class . 385 Figure 61 Profile registration using scoping class . 386 Figure 62 Determining resource capabilit
47、ies . 387 Figure 63 DMTF Management profiles related to the virtual Ethernet switch 392 Figure 64 Virtual Ethernet Switch Profile: Class Diagram . 393 Figure 65 Basic example of virtual Ethernet switch . 398 Figure A-1 State-dependent presence of model elements 408 Figure B-2 Sample virtual system i
48、n a state other than “defined“ (Dual-configuration approach) . 412 Figure B-3 Sample virtual system in the “defined“ state (Single-configuration approach) . 414 Figure B-4 Sample virtual system in a state other than “defined“ (Single-configuration approach) . 415 ISO/IEC 19099:2014(E) ISO/IEC 2014 All rights reserved
