Requisiti per le immagini personalizzate di Confidential VM
Assicurati di rispettare questi requisiti quando crei un'immagine personalizzata per un'istanza Confidential VM.
Dettagli del kernel Linux
AMD SEV e SEV-SNP
La versione minima del kernel richiesta per Confidential VM varia a seconda della tecnologia che ti serve.
Per SEV, utilizza la versione 5.11 o successive del kernel.
Per SEV con migrazione live, utilizza la versione 6.6 o successive del kernel. Per i kernel di assistenza a lungo termine (LTS), utilizza la versione 6.1 LTS o successive.
Per SEV-SNP, utilizza 6.1LTS o versioni successive.
Inoltre, assicurati che le seguenti opzioni del kernel siano abilitate:
CONFIG_AMD_MEM_ENCRYPT
CONFIG_GVE
CONFIG_NET_VENDOR_GOOGLE
CONFIG_PCI_MSI
CONFIG_SWIOTLB
Se devi utilizzare versioni precedenti del kernel, potresti dover eseguire ulteriori
operazioni per installare i driver del dispositivo.
Intel TDX
Per il supporto di Intel TDX, utilizza la versione 6.6 o successive del kernel.
L'interfaccia NVMe deve essere disponibile durante l'avvio sul sistema operativo guest
per i dischi permanenti e gli SSD collegati.
L'immagine del kernel e di initramfs (se utilizzata) deve includere il modulo del driver NVMe per
montare la directory principale.
Tag delle funzionalità del sistema operativo
La creazione di un'istanza Confidential VM richiede che l'immagine abbia uno dei seguenti tag di funzionalità del sistema operativo guest, a seconda della tecnologia Confidential Computing in uso:
SEV_CAPABLE
SEV_LIVE_MIGRATABLE_V2
SEV_SNP_CAPABLE
TDX_CAPABALE
Devono essere aggiunti anche i seguenti tag delle funzionalità del sistema operativo:
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For long-term\n support (LTS) kernels, use version 6.1 LTS or later.\n\n- For SEV-SNP, use 6.1LTS or later.\n\nAdditionally, make sure the following kernel options are enabled:\n\n- `CONFIG_AMD_MEM_ENCRYPT`\n\n- `CONFIG_GVE`\n\n- `CONFIG_NET_VENDOR_GOOGLE`\n\n- `CONFIG_PCI_MSI`\n\n- `CONFIG_SWIOTLB`\n\nIf you need to use earlier kernel versions, you might need to do additional\nwork to install device drivers.\n\n### Intel TDX\n\nFor Intel TDX support, use kernel version 6.6 or later.\n\nFor instructions on adding TDX support to a kernel, see\n[Instruction to set up TDX host and guest](https://github.com/intel/tdx-linux/wiki/Instruction-to-set-up-TDX-host-and-guest#kernel-configuration-for-tdx-support).\n\nAdditionally, make sure the following kernel options are enabled:\n\n- `CONFIG_GVE`\n\n- `CONFIG_NET_VENDOR_GOOGLE`\n\n- `CONFIG_PCI_MSI`\n\n- `CONFIG_SWIOTLB`\n\n### Google Virtual Network Interface Controller (gVNIC) device driver\n\nUse version 1.01 or later of the gVNIC driver. For additional instructions, see\n[Using Google Virtual NIC](/compute/docs/networking/using-gvnic).\n| **Note:** Some operating systems misreport the default gVNIC driver as version 1.0, even if it's newer and works with Confidential VM. If you find the gVNIC device isn't working, upgrade the driver.\n\n### NVMe interface\n\nThe NVMe interface must be available during boot on the guest operating system\nfor persistent disks and attached SSDs.\n\nThe kernel and initramfs image (if used) must include the NVMe driver module to\nmount the root directory.\n\n### Operating system feature tags\n\nConfidential VM instance creation requires that the image has one of the\nfollowing guest OS feature tags, depending on the Confidential Computing\ntechnology in use:\n\n- `SEV_CAPABLE`\n\n- `SEV_LIVE_MIGRATABLE_V2`\n\n- `SEV_SNP_CAPABLE`\n\n- `TDX_CAPABALE`\n\nThe following OS feature tags should also be added:\n\n- `GVNIC`\n\n- `UEFI_COMPATIBLE`\n\n- `VIRTIO_SCSI_MULTIQUEUE`\n\nSee\n[Enable guest operating system features on custom images](/compute/docs/images/create-custom#guest-os-features)\nto learn how to add a tag with the `--guest-os-features` flag.\n\nWhat's next\n-----------\n\nLearn more about using [operating system images](/compute/docs/images) to create\nboot disks for Compute Engine instances."]]
