NAME

Ravada::VM::KVM - KVM Virtual Managers library for Ravada

Disconnect from the Virtual Machine Manager

Connect to the Virtual Machine Manager

Returns a storage pool usable by the domain to store new volumes.

Searches for a volume in all the storage pools known to the Virtual Manager

Argument: the filenaname; Returns the volume as a Sys::Virt::StorageGol. If called in array context returns a list of all the volumes.

    my $iso = $vm->search_volume("debian-8.iso");

    my @disk = $vm->search_volume("windows10-clone.img");

Searches for a volume in all the storage pools known to the Virtual Manager

Argument: the filenaname; Returns the path of the volume. If called in array context returns a list of all the paths to all the matching volumes.

    my $iso = $vm->search_volume("debian-8.iso");

    my @disk = $vm->search_volume("windows10-clone.img");

Searches for a volume in all the storage pools known to the Virtual Manager

Argument: a regular expression; Returns the volume. If called in array context returns a list of all the matching volumes.

    my $iso = $vm->search_volume(qr(debian-\d+\.iso));

    my @disk = $vm->search_volume(qr(windows10-clone.*\.img));

Searches for a volume in all the storage pools known to the Virtual Manager

Argument: a regular expression; Returns the volume path. If called in array context returns a list of all the paths of all the matching volumes.

    my $iso = $vm->search_volume(qr(debian-\d+\.iso));

    my @disk = $vm->search_volume(qr(windows10-clone.*\.img));

Returns the directory where disk images are stored in this Virtual Manager

Creates a domain.

    $dom = $vm->create_domain(name => $name , id_iso => $id_iso);
    $dom = $vm->create_domain(name => $name , id_base => $id_base);

Returns true or false if domain exists.

    $domain = $vm->search_domain($domain_name);

Returns a list of the created domains

  my @list = $vm->list_domains();

Creates a new storage volume. It requires a name and a xml template file defining the volume

   my $vol = $vm->create_volume(name => $name, name => $file_xml);

Returns a list of networks known to this VM. Each element is a Ravada::NetInterface object

Imports a KVM domain in Ravada

    my $domain = $vm->import_domain($name, $user);