pvsadm

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Published: Sep 19, 2024 License: Apache-2.0 Imports: 3 Imported by: 0

README

Overview

This is a tool to help with managing of resources in IBM Power Systems Virtual Server.

❗ There is no formal support for any problems with this repo. For issues please open a GitHub issue

Installation

Binary

  1. Go to the releases page
  2. Select the latest release and download the relevant binary under the Assets section.
  3. Run the pvsadm --help command to check the available subcommands and the options.

Homebrew

Note: Currently supported only for Mac(x86&arm) and Linux(x86)

brew install ppc64le-cloud/pvsadm/pvsadm

or

brew tap ppc64le-cloud/pvsadm
brew install pvsadm

Image Management

Sub command under the pvsadm tool to perform image related tasks like image conversion, uploading and importing into the IBM Power Systems Virtual Server instances. For more information, refer to the pvsadm image --help command.

The typical image workflow comprises of the following steps:

  1. Download the qcow2 image.
  2. Convert the downloaded qcow2 image to ova using pvsadm image qcow2ova command.
  3. Upload the ova image to IBM Cloud Object Store Bucket using pvsadm image upload command.
  4. Import the ova image to IBM Power Systems Virtual Server instances using pvsadm image import command.

'How To' Guides

  • How to convert CentOS qcow2 to ova image format - guide
  • How to convert RHEL qcow2 to ova image format - guide
  • How to convert RHCOS(Red Hat CoreOS) qcow2 to ova image format - guide
  • Advanced scenarios for Qcow2 to ova image conversion - guide
  • How to import image to PowerVS workspace from COS - guide
  • How to upload image to COS bucket using pvsadm - guide
  • How to build DHCP supported centos image - guide

Samples

Please take a look at the samples folder for end-to-end examples.

For bugs/enhancement requests etc. please open a GitHub issue

Documentation

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