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Templates are great. They would be even greater if they could be created by importing an OVF file or similar.
But it would also be very nice to be able to create a completely custom VM from the Guests screen, where you configure the ISO image, memory, CPUs, etc. manually.
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My use case is that I can create a template "Windows machine", "Splunk instance", et cetera that is properly sized, has storage in the right locations, point to the right ISOs etc.
And another person can then take that template and apply it to create a new virtual machine, without knowing a lot about the internals of the hypervisor machine where Kimchi is running, such as appropriate storage locations, memory limits, correct VNC configuration and so forth.
So it's primarily a separation of concern - the Kimchi administrator creates reasonable templates, and Kimchi users make use of those templates (possibly with hopefully minor adjustments) to create virtual machines.
Closed #946 as it requests for the same feature as here.
Quoting @alinefm as her proposal seems to be the proper answer to this request.
My idea is to have a "Customize" section when creating a VM. So after selecting a Template, the user can change any other configuration before creating the VM.
Templates are great. They would be even greater if they could be created by importing an OVF file or similar.
But it would also be very nice to be able to create a completely custom VM from the Guests screen, where you configure the ISO image, memory, CPUs, etc. manually.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: