Hello everyone,
I've been reading through the articles on the website trying to understand what's needed to use the libvirt Java bindings with a QEMU hypervisor, but still have some uncertainties/questions:
1. It is my understanding that libvirtd has to be running on the machine hosting the hypervisor. Correct?
2. For libvirtd to communicate with QEMU, QEMU has to be installed on the machine hosting the hypervisor. Correct? I guess what I'm really asking is whether the libvirt QEMU "driver" includes the QEMU source code, or rather communicates with pre-installed executables.
3. Assuming the answer to the two former questions is "yes", is there a way to bypass libvirtd if the machine hosting the hypervisor is the same as the one running the Java code? I'm asking because running libvirtd would require privileged
permissions, whereas QEMU itself can run with normal user permissions. Is that a price I have to pay for the uniform interface that libvirt presents?
Yours, Lior.
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