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Creating an image for OpenNebula

I installed OpenNebula and Sunstone, but I do not have images to run.

I found documentation on how to create an image template and send it to OpenNebula, but this documentation assumes that I already have an OS image, and I don’t know how to create it.

I want to run instances of Ubuntu Server in my cloud. Are there any ready-made images for OpenNebula that I can upload and register on my cloud system?

Another interesting way is to take an existing OS installation (Disk Image) and send it as such to the cloud? Is this possible with KVM and OpenNebula?

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, - virt-manager Ubuntu Server ( RAW QCOW2 , , OpenNebula).

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You can do it all from sun stone: 1) download iso of your favorite OS installer. Save this as a CD image. 2) create a blank image of the data block sufficient for loading. 3) create a template that uses these two images as local drives. 4) create a template template 5) when the VM boots, complete the installation, then complete the work. 6) remove the installer CD from the template and instance

Now you can create more instances of the template.

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