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| [[virsh pool-destroy|pool-destroy]] || [[virsh pool-delete|pool-delete]] || [[virsh pool-undefine|pool-undefine]] | | [[virsh pool-destroy|pool-destroy]] || [[virsh pool-delete|pool-delete]] || [[virsh pool-undefine|pool-undefine]] | ||
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| [[virsh vol-info|vol-info]] || [[virsh vol-name|vol-name]] || [[virsh vol-path|vol-path]] || [[virsh vol-key|vol-key]] | | [[virsh vol-list|vol-list]] || [[virsh vol-info|vol-info]] || [[virsh vol-name|vol-name]] || [[virsh vol-path|vol-path]] || [[virsh vol-key|vol-key]] | ||
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| [[virsh vol-create-as|vol-create-as]] | | [[virsh vol-create-as|vol-create-as]] | ||
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Revision as of 17:04, 26 June 2017
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Overview
virsh is a command-line tool for managing the KVM hypervisor and guest virtual machines. It is the primary tool to manage RHEL 7 virtualization.
It can be used to:
- create virtual machines
- configure virtual machines
- pause virtual machines
- list virtual machines
- shut down virtual machines
- manage virtual networks
- manage storage
- load virtual machine disk images
Installation
yum install libvirt-client
Commands
| pool-list | pool-info | |||
| pool-define-as | pool-build | pool-start | pool-autostart | |
| pool-destroy | pool-delete | pool-undefine | ||
| vol-list | vol-info | vol-name | vol-path | vol-key |
| vol-create-as |