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HowTo Install KVM Hypervisor RHEL 7 Kernel-Based Virtual Machine

HowTo Install KVM Hypervisor RHEL 7 Kernel-Based Virtual Machine

We have many hypervisor’s in IT industry but opensource solutions are very popular. KVM is one of it. KVM stands for Kernel-Based Virtual Machine Using KVM we can run multiple machines within one server. It will support multiple operating systems Like: Windows, SUSE, Centos, Ubuntu and Etc.. In this Article we are going to see HowTo Install KVM Hypervisor (Kernel-Based Virtual Machine) RHEL…

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View your GTK3 app or VM on the Web

Ever wondered how to view gedit in a browser? It's not a secret anymore, broadway is there for some time. The nice thing is that you can also view VMs (by launching virt-viewer with thebroadway bcakend):

How does it work? On a Fedora 22 Workstation (or any with gtk3) host do:

broadwayd & GDK_BACKEND=broadway BROADWAY_DISPLAY=:0 \ virt-viewer -c qemu:///system the-domain-to-view

And then browse to http://127.0.0.1:8080/. That's it. And nothing else: Don't expect audio or USB to work.

Take a look at broadwayd -h to get an idea baout how to publish this on the web or use certificates.