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CentOS 8 (or Fedora 32+) with Cockpit. Gives you a really nice UI for deploying VMs and Containers with a few clicks.
by lykr0n 7y ago
CentOS 8 (or Fedora 32+) with Cockpit. Gives you a really nice UI for deploying VMs and Containers with a few clicks.
- mroche 7y agoCould also look at a direct hypervisor, such as OVirt (upstream of RHV).
- lykr0n 7y agooVirt is a management platform on top of CentOS 7/8 and KVM. You can (and I have done) use Cockpit and oVirt on the same box.
- mroche 7y agoI understand that. I should have explained a bit more than what I said. I meant instead of having a standard system with KVM, like using a normal CentOS host and running oVirt engine on top of it, use the oVirt Node image (which I know is also CentOS based) so that the host only includes the virtualization and management related functionality/packages. I will admit I don't have a whole lot of experience with bare-hypervisor (or bare-like) setups, outside of a little bit of time in RHV at my last employer.