pub enum GuestLifecycleRequest {
    Create {
        guest_config: GuestConfig,
        responder: GuestLifecycleCreateResponder,
    },
    Bind {
        guest: ServerEnd<GuestMarker>,
        control_handle: GuestLifecycleControlHandle,
    },
    Run {
        responder: GuestLifecycleRunResponder,
    },
    Stop {
        responder: GuestLifecycleStopResponder,
    },
}
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The guest control plane allowing for creating, starting, and stopping the guest.

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Create

Create a VMM configured with the provided config. This instantiates all devices and loads the kernel without starting the VCPU or device dispatch loops.

Possible errors: - ALREADY_RUNNING: A VMM instance is already running, and must be stopped before being recreated.

All other errors are related to VMM initialization.

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§guest_config: GuestConfig
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Bind

Binds to the Guest protocol for an initialized guest.

This operation must be called between Create and Stop, otherwise the provided channel will be immediately closed.

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§guest: ServerEnd<GuestMarker>
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Run

Start the primary VCPU and any dispatch loop. This will not return until the VMM stops running. On a clean shutdown (either guest or client initiated) this will return success.

Possible errors: - ALREADY_RUNING: The VMM has already been started. - NOT_CREATED: Run was called before the VMM was created. - CONTROLLER_FORCED_HALT: Stop was called on a running VMM. - VCPU_START_FAILURE: Failed to start the primary VCPU. - VCPU_RUNTIME_FAILURE: A VCPU encountered a fatal error while running the guest.

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Stop

Stop a running VMM. Returns once the dispatch loops have stopped. After Stop returns, Create and then Run can be called again.

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