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Starts the virtual machine specified by the ID, or the entire environment, if vmid is not specified. | Starts the virtual machine specified by the ID, or the entire environment, if vmid is not specified. | ||
When the entire environment is started, the startup sequence is phased: the dependencies are started | When the entire environment is started, the startup sequence is phased: the dependencies are started |
Latest revision as of 03:35, 5 July 2017
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Overview
A project that offers common bash functions associated with managing virtual machines with libvirt.
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Usage
envc
Environment Control. Usage: envc <command> [command-options] Commands: start [vmid] Starts the virtual machine specified by the ID, or the entire environment, if vmid is not specified. When the entire environment is started, the startup sequence is phased: the dependencies are started first, and the dependents are started after their dependencies. stop [vmid] Stops (shuts down) the virtual machine specified by the ID, or the entire environment, if vmid is not specified. When the entire environment is stopped, the shutdown sequence is phased: the dependents are stopped first, and the dependencies are stopped after their dependents. status [vmid] snapshot <snapshot_tag> [vmid] list-snapshots [vmid] restore <snapshot_tag> [vmid] remove-snapshot <snapshot_tag> [vmid]
libvirt-functions
Copy libvirt-functions in the bin directory and refer it as following:
[ -f $(dirname $0)/libvirt-functions ] && . $(dirname $0)/libvirt-functions || { echo "$(dirname $0)/libvirt-functions not found" 1>&2; exit 1; }