Doesn't the libvirt Vagrant provider give you the QEMU target you're after?

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Doesn't the libvirt Vagrant provider give you the QEMU target you're after? #1

Open z3ndrag0n opened 5 years ago

z3ndrag0n commented 5 years ago

Mercy, see e.g.: https://docs.cumulusnetworks.com/display/VX/Vagrant+and+Libvirt+with+KVM+or+QEMU

HTH, Barry

PS Great talk at Ruxmon btw!

danielhodson commented 5 years ago

Hey Barry,

Yeah, the current limitation as far as I can tell is there aren't many boxes published on vagrant cloud for non x86/64 architectures. So this would mean we need to use something like Packer to build our own first, and then we can use libvirt/qemu. Does that sound right, or do you know if there's something I'm overlooking there?

Cheers! Dan

z3ndrag0n commented 5 years ago

Dan, if we're wrong, we're both wrong! Yeah there doesn't seem a lot - there's one arm box (ignisf/debian8-arm) and it's 3 years old. Still at least packer includes the QEMU builder (and apparently it's way better documented than it used to be)!