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* User can use this project to rapidly create environment for creating VM.
 
* User can use this project to rapidly create environment for creating VM.
  
== Usage ==
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== Build ISO ==
 
1. Install a host with CentOS 6.5(fedora may also be ok but we haven't made tests on it by now)
 
1. Install a host with CentOS 6.5(fedora may also be ok but we haven't made tests on it by now)
  
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4. Build iso
 
4. Build iso
  
sh autobuild.sh
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sh autobuild.sh --kimchi
  
5. Install iso
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== Install ISO ==
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1. Install iso
  
 
(1) The procedure is the same as installing ovirt-node
 
(1) The procedure is the same as installing ovirt-node
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(2) Config static ip, ssh login and host name in configuration page
 
(2) Config static ip, ssh login and host name in configuration page
  
6. Use web browser like chrome to access kimchi, the URL is
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== Use kimchi ==
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1. Use admin account to login into ovirt, press 'F2' to exit to command line, run the following command to config password and allow ssh login for root account
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/usr/libexec/ovirt-config-password
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2. Using winscp or other tools to update iso to host
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3. Using admin account to login into kimchi, which's URL is http://186.100.20.161:8000/
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Revision as of 11:56, 26 May 2014


Release Notes

Abstract

  • Ovirt-node is a lightweight hyperviosr management system based on KVM and linux system like centos, fedora. Kimchi is an HTML5 based management tool for KVM. This project aims to integrate them together and to build iso based on them.
  • User can use this project to rapidly create environment for creating VM.

Build ISO

1. Install a host with CentOS 6.5(fedora may also be ok but we haven't made tests on it by now)

2. Config yum for ovirt-node, kimchi which may need OS, epel. You can config them by yourself, or just run the following commands

cd compute

sh installrepo.sh

3. Install some dependent packages for building ovirt-node, kimchi

sh installdeps.sh

4. Build iso

sh autobuild.sh --kimchi

Install ISO

1. Install iso

(1) The procedure is the same as installing ovirt-node

(2) Config static ip, ssh login and host name in configuration page

Use kimchi

1. Use admin account to login into ovirt, press 'F2' to exit to command line, run the following command to config password and allow ssh login for root account

/usr/libexec/ovirt-config-password

2. Using winscp or other tools to update iso to host

3. Using admin account to login into kimchi, which's URL is http://186.100.20.161:8000/

3.