Hi there, that is, at that level, not possible.
CloudStack doesn't yet support "importing" existing KVM VMs. That being said - you can experiment with different OS Types assigned to your template, which will dictated NIC driver/model (usually it's virtIO, unless it's OS type for an ancient OS), and, afaik, you can override disk controller type, etc. Best, On Tue, 25 May 2021 at 16:47, thomas.laton <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi, > > I virtualized some very cleary defined hardware using KVM/Qemu/libvirt and > I would now like to migrate these virtual machines to CloudStack for > availability purposes. However, I have trouble finding the documentation to > figure out how to map the settings of my libvirt/qemu-config (created in > virt-manager) or qemu parameters to the relevant parameters in the settings > tab of the instances. > > To be more precise, I need to specify stuff like bus types for disks and > cdroms, drivers for NICs and especially a sound device (and so on) and > cannot find the right keywords. > > Thanks, > Thomas -- Andrija Panić
