# When libvirt_action==teardown we destroy the existing configuration
libvirt_action: setup

# For some baremetal testing we set this to "baremetal" so that only the
# libvirt networking is configured, not the nodes
vm_platform: libvirt

# Which libvirt session should we use?  Using `qemu://session` does
# not require privileged access (but does require the setup performed by the
# `environment/setup` role).
libvirt_volume_pool: oooq_pool
libvirt_domain_type: kvm
libvirt_diskdev: sda
libvirt_diskbus: scsi
libvirt_arch: x86_64
libvirt_cpu_mode: host-model

# how many disks should be created when using extradisks
extradisks_list:
  - vdb

# size of the disks to create when using extradisks
extradisks_size: 8G

# The packages required to set up our desired libvirt environment.
# (Tested on Centos 7)
libvirt_packages:
  - qemu-kvm
  - libvirt
  - libvirt-python
  - libguestfs-tools
  - python-lxml
  - polkit-pkla-compat
  - python-netaddr
  - python2-virtualbmc

# We expect virtualbmc to already be installed on rhel8 as a pre-req to running this,
# as there's no rhel package available yet.
libvirt_packages_rhel8:
  - qemu-kvm
  - libvirt
  - python3-libvirt
  - libguestfs-tools
  - python3-lxml
  - polkit-pkla-compat
  - python3-netaddr

ubuntu_libvirt_packages:
  - qemu-kvm
  - libvirt-bin
  - libvirt-clients
  - libvirt-dev
  - python3-libvirt
  - libguestfs-tools
  - python3-lxml
  - gir1.2-polkit-1.0
  - libpolkit-agent-1-0
  - libpolkit-backend-1-0
  - libpolkit-gobject-1-0


# The name of the libvirt service.
libvirtd_service: libvirtd