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I guess I should go invest some time learning KVM so that I can spin up VMs on my home computer until I can get some angel to toss me some money so that I can i
by swasheck 15y ago
I guess I should go invest some time learning KVM so that I can spin up VMs on my home computer until I can get some angel to toss me some money so that I can invest in some hardware.
All I have to do is learn how to spin allocate space on a disk drive to a virtual disk, should I use RAW, QCOW2, something else? I should probably figure out how to install an OS within this "container."
What's that honey, you need to do the budget? Hang on, I'm still working on my job.
Man, I seriously have to learn some sysadmin to get this thing up and running on my commodity box.
Wait a tick ...
- pja 15y agoThis is where virt-tools actually works well. Point it at an LVM volume, tell it how much disk you want to give to the new virtual machine, let virt-install do it's stuff, done. Your more general point is well made however :)