kvmgr VS BookStack

Few years ago, I needed a quick way to create Qemu VM's locally for testing some weird software configurations. So I made a script to pull Ubuntu cloud images and clone them into qcow2 disks, then create and register libvirt virtual machines. Part of the "magic" was creating a cloud-config ISO image that would be mounted to pre-seed the VM on first launch. It also pushed my ssh key into the VM so I wouldn't need to use passwords. Janky, but worked well for what I needed.

https://github.com/noahbailey/kvmgr/blob/master/kvmgr.sh

I made a little script for quickly spinning up KVM virtual machines on my testing rig. It just grabs a minimal Ubuntu image, preseeds it with a ssh key, clones a VM on the default NAT network, and sets up the disk size/CPUs/memory allocation. It's not meant to replace orchestration or config management tools, just for quick and dirty VMs.

https://github.com/noahbailey/kvmgr

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While I haven't used it, Bookstack is spoken of favourably.

On another topic, anyone knows anything similar to what's mentioned in this issue? https://github.com/BookStackApp/BookStack/issues/473

We use a selfhosted Bookstack

In a self hosted bookstack wiki alongside my notes etc. https://www.bookstackapp.com/

Are you sure you need a wiki and not a knowledge base like osticket or bookstat? https://www.bookstackapp.com/

You can spend as low as nothing and use BookStack for a great wiki experience.