Control terminal: 1.1.1.1 The following was used successfully under Centos 7.2. 1. Install WebVirtMgr on the control end 1. Install necessary applications 2. Install and set up Python and Django Then, set your username and password. Additional users can be added : 3. Set up Nginx a. Use: Port 8000 b. Nginx settings Add webvirtmgr.conf configuration file Add the following content: Add Nginx configuration: Added content: Restart nginx c. Upgrade SELinux d. Upgrade webvirtmgr 4. Set up Supervisor b. Add configuration Add to: Restart Supervisor 2. Install KVM on the server 3. Use WebVirtMgr's web method to manage KVM VPS IV. Other issues 1. pip may not exist, install pip Reference: https://github.com/retspen/webvirtmgr/wiki/Install-WebVirtMgr |
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