I'll have you place this into the /etc/ directory to store with any other configs the system is using: sudo mkdir -p /etc/sushy/Ĭat /etc/systemd/system/rvice'
Next, you will need to create a configuration file for the sushy-emulator. ( Note: use of the -yy flag below) sudo dnf install podman -yy Considering that I have your attention, proceed with installing Podman: This is where you may find that my instructions differ from other sources you may have encountered, in the fact that I am going to use a container to provide sushy-emulation to the hypervisor host. Sudo systemctl enable libvirtd -now Part II: Containerized Sushy-Tools ( Note: use of the -yy flag below) sudo dnf install bind-utils libguestfs-tools cloud-init -yy I will document client usage in other posts, but for now I am only going to cover the server-side requirements.įirst, make sure the following packages are installed: Organizing these articles is challenging. Table of ContentsĪs with other guides, let's start with the installation requirements. Since this article is a continuation of that series, I would suggest reading through Virtualization Management on RHEL, CentOS, and Fedora - at least as a reference point - before starting to implement this solution. This article builds on another post I created this week which provides a basic hypervisor on Red Hat systems, which includes CentOS, Fedora and RHEL.
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