• Install and start Sushy Tools
  • Get the code
    • Run the code

This is an example Ansible playbook for my simple Sushy Tools Ansible role (and only tested on Fedora, sorry).

It will use pip to install Sushy Tools as root and configure it to talk to libvirtd.

You can set a few variables:

• sushy_user - the user to run as, defaults to root (note that a non-root user will need to be able to talk to libvirtd unauthenticated)
• sushy_ip - the IP address to bind to, defaults to 0.0.0.0
• sushy_port - the port to listen on, defaults to 8080

It will also open the port in firewalld, if it is running.

Get the code, which will pull in the role automatically.

git clone --recursive https://github.com/csmart/sushy-tools-ansible.git
cd sushy-tools-ansible

If you already have the code, then pull in the latest code and update the submodule.

git pull
git submodule update

Run against localhost, with no extra args:

./run.sh -i localhost, -c local

Run against remote host (e.g. kvmhost), setting some extra args:

./run.sh -i kvmhost, -e "sushy_port=8888 sushy_user=${USER}"