vm.shupdate

1 files changed, 26 insertions, 6 deletions

diff --git a/others/vm3/docs b/others/vm3/docs
index 8423f1c..c274dd3 100644
--- a/others/vm3/docs
+++ b/others/vm3/docs
@@ -10,9 +10,9 @@ vm storage create <name2> /dir/
 
   
 vm/
-  ./vm                     # Single entry point. one vm at a time(except for compute delete-all)
+  ./vm.sh                     # Single entry point. one vm at a time(except for compute delete-all)
   .config/  # all config files
-    init/ 
+    init/  # run this everytime. try to think of a way to set a flag that says this device has been initialised
       install_packages.sh 
       make_rootkey.sh  # in /root/k/k1. can also add keys in here
     /var/lib/libvirt/images/.image_store/  # stores the images
@@ -22,23 +22,23 @@ vm/
     opensuse.sh
     debian.sh
     freebsd.sh
+    list-all-images.sh
   compute/               
     create.sh         
       # default vcpu ram disk storage pool network
       # allow specification of storage pool and network. 
       # auto list all available images, storage pools, networks. on no argument. just call stroage/network list.sh
     delete.sh    and all associated virtual machines and block devices on all storage device
-    delete-all.sh 
     start.sh   before starting the vm, make sure the cloud init seed.iso is not attached anymore.
     shutdown.sh  
-    list.sh  # list by ip address, (sorted by) network group, then name, then cpu ram disk, total disk(incl all attachedvols)
+    list.sh  # list by (sorted by) network group, ip address, then cpu ram disk, total disk(incl all attachedvols), name
   network/            
     attach.sh        # one click, so if vm is running, ask fro permission to shutdown. or if can, live attach
     list.sh
     detach.sh 
     create.sh  # allow specifying the ip address range. auto make uuid
     delete.sh
-  storage/          
+  disk/          
     attach.sh
     detach.sh
     create.sh
@@ -52,4 +52,24 @@ vm/
       attach.sh
       detach.sh
       view.sh # usbs of all the vms
- 
+
+# No arguments shows available options
+./vm compute create
+Available networks:
+  prod-net     192.168.1.0/24
+  dev-net      192.168.2.0/24
+  test-net     192.168.3.0/24
+
+Available storage pools:
+  prod-store   2TB free
+  dev-store    500GB free
+  backup       1TB free
+
+Available images:
+  fedora40(41)
+
+
+Usage: ./vm compute create <name> <os> --vcpu 4 --ram 8 --disk 40 --storage-pool prod-store --network prod-net
+
+# Then use directly
+./vm compute create myvm fedora 2 4 20 prod-net prod-store