virsh-pool-start:tldr:57d7c

The command virsh pool-start --pool ${select} --build is used in virtualization environments with the program virsh to start and build a storage pool.

Here is an explanation of each part of the command:

• virsh: This is the command-line interface for managing virtualization hosts and guests using the libvirt library.
• pool-start: This is a subcommand of virsh used to start a defined storage pool.
• --pool ${select}: This option specifies the name of the storage pool to start. ${select} is a placeholder that should be replaced with the actual name of the pool you want to start.
• --build: This option specifies that the pool should also be built as part of the start process. Building a pool involves scanning the defined storage sources to discover available storage volumes and making them ready for use.

In summary, the command virsh pool-start --pool ${select} --build is used to start a storage pool specified by ${select} and ensures that the pool is built before it becomes available for use.