This tool is meant to provide a unified user experience when interacting with the following virtualization providers:

• Libvirt/Vsphere/Kubevirt/Aws/Azure/Gcp/Ibmcloud/oVirt/Openstack/Packet/Proxmox

Beyond handling virtual machines, Kubernetes clusters can also be managed for the following types:

• Kubeadm/Openshift/OKD/Hypershift/Microshift/K3s

Read more about kcli here

Workflow Documents

• Create KCLI profiles for multiple environments
• Deploy VM Workflow

How to deploy Vms

• Deploy the freeipa-server-container on vm
• Deploy the mirror-registry on vm
• Deploy the microshift-demos on vm
• Deploy the device-edge-workshops on vm
• Deploy the openshift-jumpbox on vm
• Deploy the Red Hat Ansible Automation Platform on vm
• Deploy the ubuntu on vm
• Deploy the fedora on vm
• Deploy the rhel9 on vm
• Deploy the OpenShift 4 Disconnected Helper

How to deploy Vms using Gitlab pipelines

Edit and run the trigger pipeline to trigger a build.

$ vim trigger-pipeline.sh

TOKEN="GITLAB-TOKEN"
SSH_PASSWORD="MACHINE_PASSWORD"
TARGET_SERVER=equinix
SSH_HOST="192.168.1.25"
SSH_USER="lab-user"
ACTION=create #delete

Run the pipeline

$ ./trigger-pipeline.sh