mikehardy · September 4, 2018 12:42
diff --git a/libvirt-forguests.sh b/libvirt-forguests.sh
 #!/bin/sh
 #
 # Inspired by https://github.com/kumina/shutdown-kvm-guests/blob/master/shutdown-kvm-guests.sh
 #
 # Configure timeout (in seconds).
 TIMEOUT=300
 VIRSH=/usr/bin/virsh

 # List running domains.
 list_domains_by_state() {
 	$VIRSH list | grep $1 | awk '{ print $2}'
 }

 case "$1" in
 	start,reload,restart,force-reload)
                ;;
        suspend)
                echo "Trying to suspend all running KVM domains..."
                list_domains_by_state running | while read DOMAIN; do
                        $VIRSH suspend $DOMAIN
                done
                echo "...done suspending KVM domains."
                ;;
        resume)
                echo "Trying to resume all suspended KVM domains..."
                list_domains_by_state paused | while read DOMAIN; do
                        $VIRSH resume $DOMAIN
                done
                echo "...done resuming KVM domains."
                ;;
 	stop)
 		echo "Try to cleanly shut down all running KVM domains..."

 		# Create some sort of semaphore.
 		touch /tmp/shutdown-kvm-guests

 		# Try to shutdown each domain, one by one.
 		list_domains_by_state running | while read DOMAIN; do
 			# Try to shutdown given domain.
 			$VIRSH shutdown $DOMAIN
 		done

 		# Wait until all domains are shut down or timeout has reached.
 		END_TIME=$(date -d "$TIMEOUT seconds" +%s)

 		while [ $(date +%s) -lt $END_TIME ]; do
 			# Break while loop when no domains are left.
 			test -z "$(list_running_domains)" && break
 			# Wait a litte, we don't want to DoS libvirt.
 			sleep 1
 		done

 		# Clean up left over domains, one by one.
 		list_domains_by_state running | while read DOMAIN; do
 			# Try to shutdown given domain.
 			$VIRSH destroy $DOMAIN
 			# Give libvirt some time for killing off the domain.
 			sleep 3
 		done
 		;;
 esac
	#!/bin/sh
	#
	# Inspired by https://github.com/kumina/shutdown-kvm-guests/blob/master/shutdown-kvm-guests.sh
	#
	# Configure timeout (in seconds).
	TIMEOUT=300
	VIRSH=/usr/bin/virsh

	# List running domains.
	list_domains_by_state() {
	$VIRSH list \| grep $1 \| awk '{ print $2}'
	}

	case "$1" in
	start,reload,restart,force-reload)
	;;
	suspend)
	echo "Trying to suspend all running KVM domains..."
	list_domains_by_state running \| while read DOMAIN; do
	$VIRSH suspend $DOMAIN
	done
	echo "...done suspending KVM domains."
	;;
	resume)
	echo "Trying to resume all suspended KVM domains..."
	list_domains_by_state paused \| while read DOMAIN; do
	$VIRSH resume $DOMAIN
	done
	echo "...done resuming KVM domains."
	;;
	stop)
	echo "Try to cleanly shut down all running KVM domains..."

	# Create some sort of semaphore.
	touch /tmp/shutdown-kvm-guests

	# Try to shutdown each domain, one by one.
	list_domains_by_state running \| while read DOMAIN; do
	# Try to shutdown given domain.
	$VIRSH shutdown $DOMAIN
	done

	# Wait until all domains are shut down or timeout has reached.
	END_TIME=$(date -d "$TIMEOUT seconds" +%s)

	while [ $(date +%s) -lt $END_TIME ]; do
	# Break while loop when no domains are left.
	test -z "$(list_running_domains)" && break
	# Wait a litte, we don't want to DoS libvirt.
	sleep 1
	done

	# Clean up left over domains, one by one.
	list_domains_by_state running \| while read DOMAIN; do
	# Try to shutdown given domain.
	$VIRSH destroy $DOMAIN
	# Give libvirt some time for killing off the domain.
	sleep 3
	done
	;;
	esac