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libvirt

Isard VDI (Virtual Desktop Infraestructure) Project. Open Source KVM Virtual Desktops based on KVM Linux and dockers. https://isardvdi.com/

tf-infra — Live Terraform Infrastructure

Provisions and manages the homelab private cloud using reusable modules from tf-modules.

Live Terraform configurations that compose modules from tf-modules to provision actual infrastructure. Each environment is an independent root module with its own state.

Environments production: NAT network 10.0.100.0/24, DHCP, local DNS via libvirt staging: NAT network 10.0.101.0/24, separate domain (staging.homelab.local) What's in here environments/production/: Production root module — network layer, state, tfvars environments/staging/: Staging root module — mirrors production with isolated state CI/CD: terraform fmt + terraform validate for all environments, AI code review, semver auto-tagging Tech Stack IaC: Terraform (managed via tfenv) Provider: libvirt Modules: Sourced from yggdrasil13/hnoss/tf-modules via git SSH + semver tag

tf-modules — Reusable Terraform Modules

The building blocks of the homelab private cloud — composable, versioned, and consumed by tf-infra.

Reusable Terraform modules for provisioning homelab infrastructure. Each module is independently versioned via semver git tags and sourced by tf-infra over SSH.

Modules network: NAT network with DHCP and local DNS via libvirt Usage

Modules are referenced in tf-infra via git SSH source:

module "network" { source = "git::ssh://git@gitlab.com/yggdrasil13/hnoss/tf-modules.git//modules/network?ref=v0.1.0" } Tech Stack IaC: Terraform (managed via tfenv) Provider: libvirt Versioning: Semver git tags (v0.1.0, v0.2.0, ...)

Declarative-style provisioning for libvirt VMs

Install, configure and provision libvirt resources.

Abstraction for libvirt provider in OpenTofu/Terraform + cloud-init, simplified for easy baremetal cluster creation and management on QEMU and KVM

A Homelab project designed to deploy Openstack (kolla-ansible) multinode infrastructure using Gitlab CI. It will evolve step by step with endless possibilities!

quickly set up a virtual machine on libvirt

Ansible Role - Vagrant

role to create VM's for testing

role to tear down testing VMs

a C program which reads libvirt domain xml file and binds and unbinds pcie/usb devices of a running machine, making them usable during the rest of a lifecycle of a host

A Multi-VM Vagrant environment for Developing and Testing Ansible Roles

Kickstart everything!

Terraform for libvirt

A two VM mitmproxy setup for testing the MASQUE protocol.

Ansible Galaxy Packages used to provision KVM hosts and guests.