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-## clustvirt - Libvirt cluster manager
+# clustvirt - Libvirt cluster manager
 
-Clustered virtualization has gotten to complicated. We have a great system for it built into
-the Linux kernel, with shared software stacks between whatever base distro you want to use.
+Clustered virtualization has gotten to complicated. We have a great system for
+it built into the Linux kernel, with shared software stacks between whatever
+base distro you want to use.
 
-Every other option has buy in, and buzzwords. I want something truly simple that can manage virtual
-machines on multiple hosts, integrating with existing tools, running from one/all of the hosts, a raspberry pi,
-or as a guest machine on the cluster itself.
+Every other option has buy in, and buzzwords. I want something truly simple that
+can manage virtual machines on multiple hosts, integrating with existing tools,
+running from one/all of the hosts, a raspberry pi, or as a guest machine on the
+cluster itself.
 
-The mission: Talk to libvirt hosts, coordinate them, manage them, and let people take their clusters back.
+The mission: Talk to libvirt hosts, coordinate them, manage them, and let people
+take their clusters back.
 
 Overall goals:
+
 - HA Cluster resource manager (simpler then existing options, just for libvirt)
   - Share secrets
   - Share VM configs
   - know what VM is running on what cluster host
   - trigger migrations of hosts
-  - most simple quorum algorithm possible, ability to run 2 hosts reliably, up to ?? hosts without worry
+  - most simple quorum algorithm possible, ability to run 2 hosts reliably,
+    up to ?? hosts without worry
+    - Simplest quorum: If the controller can't reach it, it's down.
 - Shared Network management
 - Shared storage managment
   - Does not include clustered storage configuration
   - Can use different clustered storage systems (just not configure them directly)
 - Reliable backup and snapshotting
   - The tools exist for this, just needs to be exposed
-- Install on any libvirt system, as long as the basic requirements are met as far as compatibility is concerned
-  - Should be able to have hosts on RedHat, Rocky, Arch, Ubuntu, Debian, whatever without worry
-- Cloud-init configuration help to create useful and reusable cloud-init files, that don't need to be used
-  by the system only. It's a standard, use it.
+- Install on any libvirt system, as long as the basic requirements are met as
+  far as compatibility is concerned
+  - Should be able to have hosts on RedHat, Rocky, Arch, Ubuntu, Debian,
+    whatever without worry
+- Cloud-init configuration help to create useful and reusable cloud-init files,
+  that don't need to be used by the system only. It's a standard, use it.
+
+## Existing tools and libraries to use
 
-### Existing tools and libraries to use
 - [https://pkg.go.dev/libvirt.org/go/libvirt] Go Bindings for libvirt
-  - Not sure if it can be used without libvirt existing on the system it's running on. Worth a try.
+  - Not sure if it can be used without libvirt existing on the system it's
+    running on. Worth a try.
 
+## Roadmap
 
-### Roadmap
-1. Create simple daemon that can run on 1 or more hosts that will keep track of things
+- Create simple daemon that can run on 1 or more hosts that will keep track of things
   - Libvirt daemon
     - Host Capabilities
     - Migration Capabilities
@@ -42,5 +52,5 @@ Overall goals:
     - Volume management
     - Guest management
     - Connection management (to other libvirt hosts)
-2. Create a simple WebUI with HTMX to monitor that stuff
-3. Add the ability to manage that stuff once we can monitor it, through the WebUI.
+- Create a simple WebUI with HTMX to monitor that stuff
+- Add the ability to manage that stuff once we can monitor it, through the WebUI.