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New Ubuntu Multipass VM orchestartor plugin #2252
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Use virtsh or API to libvirt to Grab information for all Qemu VM orchestrator.
To install libvirt-python on Ubuntu system:
then:
Frst test:
Libvirt should be installed on the system:
But after that, when a Multipass VM is ran:
Nothing is seen in Virtsh:
Libvirt should be supported as a back-end for Multipass (see canonical/multipass#133) Libvirt is not the default driver for Multipass (it is qemu)... ==> https://multipass.run/docs/set-up-the-driver#heading--linux-use-libvirt But when you switch to Libvirt driver, the default multipass command did not work... Perhaps Libvirt is not the good solution. |
Perhaps the best way is to use the Have to decide where to display the information ? On top of the Container plugin ? VM |
This issue is stale because it has been open for 3 months with no activity. |
First version done in the branch issue2252 |
Sometime, the following error is displayed when exiting Glances in WebUI mode:
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Merged into develop. Need test on other platform than mine ! |
Lasts version of Ubuntu embeds a VM Orchestrator named Multipass: https://multipass.run/docs
It aims at simplify the creation of a VM in one-click. Under the wood, it uses qemu to create and manage the VM.
Stats can be grabbed with multipass:
It will be nice to monitor the VM inside Glances.
Discussion is open on where (in the UI) and how ?
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