Manage libvirt-based virtual machines in your webbrowser or using the integrated REST-API.
Webinterface using the REST-API implemented with AngularJS and Bootstrap included.
There is a new UI in work in a separate project on github and my gitlab:
- https://github.com/LittleFox94/VirtDancer-GUI
- https://praios.lf-net.org/littlefox/virtdancer-ui
- Download VirtDancer (don't forget the submodule for noVNC!)
- edit config.yml, for the password you can use the supplied
hash_password
command - install dependencies from cpan:
cpan Dancer2 Dancer2::Plugin::Auth::HTTP::Basic::DWIW Sys::Statistics::Linux Plack::App::WebSocket Sys::Virt
- choose a server: Twiggy or Corona (or any other compatible with Plack::App::WebSocket) and install it with cpan, I'm using Twiggy
twiggy bin/app.psgi
with any other parameters you want, look here for options: https://metacpan.org/pod/plackup- default login: admin:admin
Look for a version in your distributions package management.
Can VirtDancer access the libvirt-socket?
You shouldn't run VirtDancer as root but as it's own user. That user needs access to libvirts Unix-Socket, i.e. on debian you
have to adduser virtdancer libvirt
(given the user is virtdancer).
Really? It may be true for the client-side stuff (HTML, CSS, JS) as this was the first time I was using AngularJS and Bootstrap. It works, but may not be the nicest code. Feel free to pull request :)
Perl-code should be ok, please tell me when there is something awkward.
VirtDancer is published under the terms of the GNU General Public License version 2.
VirtDancer uses glyphicons from https://glyphicons.com/ via Bootstrap.
VirtDancer uses AngularJS 1, Bootstrap 3 and jQuery 2.