USAGE

# Run make_vm_wheezy.sh to create a VM. It will prompt you for some things,
# or you can edit it to define those variables in advance. After it
# finishes running, you manage the vm with virsh.

#### Useful virsh commands:
## MOST USEFUL COMMAND OMG
virsh help
virsh help | grep <topic>
virsh help <command>
## VM basics
virsh start <domain>
virsh shutdown <domain>
virsh destroy <domain> # force shutdown 
virsh reboot <domain>
virsh reset <domain> # force reboot
## VM info
virsh list # lists VMs
virsh dominfo <domain> # basic info
virsh desc <domain> --new-desc <description> # hey, you could use this
virsh desc <domain> # shows the useful description you just defined
## VM management
virsh domdisplay <domain> # show the VM display URI (usually VNC)
virsh console <domain> # get /bin/login, escape with Ctrl-]
## VM lifecycle
virt-install # the basic libvirt CLI vm creation tool
man virt-install # pretty nice man page, check out dem examples
virsh autostart <domain> # make a VM autostart
virsh undefine --remove-all-storage # run this to delete a stopped VM
## Misc
virsh # nice interactive shell
virsh -c <url> <command> # do CClub stuff from your own machine, cool!
wget http://tmz.fedorapeople.org/tmp/virsh.completion # SO AMAZING
# luckily that script is already sourced in root's .bashrc on the kvm
# machines, you're welcome!
virt-manager # of course, very handy, and also supports remote connections