virsh-pool-define-as:tldr:ab9d1
virsh-pool-define-as: Create the configuration file for a storage pool called pool_name using `/var/vms` as the underlying storage system.
$ virsh pool-define-as --name ${pool_name} --type ${dir} --target ${-var-vms}
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This command is used to define a new storage pool in the libvirt environment using the "virsh" command-line interface.
- "virsh" is a command-line tool that allows you to manage virtualization domains and storage pools using libvirt.
- "pool-define-as" is a subcommand that is used to define a new storage pool.
- "--name ${pool_name}" specifies the name of the pool. "${pool_name}" is a placeholder for the actual name you want to give to the pool.
- "--type ${dir}" specifies the type of the pool. "${dir}" is a placeholder for the type of the storage pool you want to create. In this case, it is expected to be set as "dir" which means it will be a directory-based storage pool.
- "--target ${-var-vms}" specifies the target path or target location for the storage pool. "${-var-vms}" is a placeholder for the actual target path you want to use.
Overall, this command is creating a new storage pool with a specified name, type, and target location in the libvirt environment.
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