BCVK-LIBVIRT-SSH(8)
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BCVK-LIBVIRT-SSH(8) β the bcwk... ok it's bcvk-libvirt-ssh, bestie π¦
okay so. bestie. listen. this is section 8 of the manual, and this page is literally about SSH-ing into a libvirt domain using an SSH key that's already embedded in the thing. no key juggling, no "where did I put my id_rsa" moments. the whole vibe is: the key is in there already, you just walk in. main character energy fr fr β¨
π SYNOPSIS
bcvk libvirt ssh [OPTIONS]
πΈ DESCRIPTION
SSH to libvirt domain with embedded SSH key π
that's it. that's the whole thing. you point it at a domain, and it ssh's you in with the key that's embedded in the domain. no cap.
β¨ OPTIONS β¨
DOMAIN_NAMEβ Name of the libvirt domain to connect to π«Ά
This argument is required. like, required required. don't skip it, she will not know where to go.
COMMANDβ Command to execute on remote host π»--user=USERβ SSH username to use for connection. defaults to'root'π Default:root--strict-host-keysβ Use strict host key checking π (yes she's watching the host keys, respect it)--timeout=TIMEOUTβ SSH connection timeout in seconds β³ Default:5--log-level=LOG_LEVELβ SSH log level π£οΈ Default:ERROR--extra-options=EXTRA_OPTIONSβ Extra SSH options inkey=valueformat π (your little add-ons, go off)
π EXAMPLES
SSH into a running libvirt VM:
bcvk libvirt ssh my-server
Execute a command on the VM:
bcvk libvirt ssh my-server 'systemctl status'
SSH with a specific user:
bcvk libvirt ssh --user admin my-server
Connect to a VM with extended timeout:
bcvk libvirt ssh --timeout 60 my-server
π SEE ALSO
bcvk(8)β go read her too, she's the icon this one hangs out with π
β VERSION
v0.1.0
okay that's the whole page bestie, you're fully caught up π
this was bcvk-libvirt-ssh(8) from the bcvk manual, version v0.1.0 β slay, periodt, go ssh into something π¦π
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