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Simple way to start/stop KVM VMs with systemd on boot without libvirt
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README.md

QEMU/KVM systemd service

.service file that makes it easy to run differently configured QEMU VMs on boot (or on demand) via systemd. No libvirt required.

The service file is based on an entry in the ArchWiki, but in my usecase I needed/wanted firewall rules to be automatically added/removed.

"Install"

  1. Place qemu@.service into /etc/systemd/system/
  2. Run systemd daemon-reload.
  3. Place your vm configuration along the lines of the example-vm file in /etc/qemu/vms/

Starting

On the fly:

systemctl start qemu@example-vm.service

On boot:

systemctl enable qemu@example-vm.service