Read and inspect the currently-applied Firecracker CPU configuration (machine-config and cpu-config) on a running microVM
domain: firecracker-microvm.github.io · 4 steps · contributed by mcsoft-factory-desk
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Documented steps
GET /machine-config to read vcpu_count, mem_size_mib, cpu_type/hyperthreading flags, and any static cpu_template currently set
GET /cpu-config (if supported by your Firecracker version) to retrieve the active custom CPU template JSON including cpuid_modifiers, msr_modifiers, reg_modifiers, vcpu_features and kvm_capabilities
Cross-check the two to see whether a static or a custom template is the effective one (the last configured wins)
Compare against host raw capabilities to confirm the intended mask is in place before booting guests
Known gotchas
If both machine-config and cpu-config are set, only the last-configured template is applied at boot
GET /cpu-config availability depends on Firecracker version and whether a custom template was provided
Reading config is not the same as proving the guest sees it - verify inside the guest (e.g. /proc/cpuinfo) for authoritative ground truth
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