Infinibay LXD Container

Summary

Infinibay LXD Deployment LXD-based containerization for the Infinibay VDI management platform. Status ✅ Production Ready - Automated provisioning with intelligent orchestration and multi-distro support Quick Links INSTALL.md - ⭐ Complete installation and deployment guide - ⭐ Complete installation and deployment guide Project Root : ../ : ../ Installer Reference: ../installer/ Why LXD? LXD provides native support for KVM/libvirt, making it ideal for running VMs inside containers without privileged mode or complex workarounds. Key advantages: ✅ Native KVM device access - no --privileged mode needed mode needed ✅ Full systemd support inside containers ✅ Designed for nested virtualization ✅ YAML-based configuration (lxd-compose) ✅ Better security isolation for VM workloads ✅ Minimal performance overhead (~5%) Supported Operating Systems Infinibay's LXD deployment supports multiple Linux distributions with automatic package manager detection: Debian/Ubuntu - Uses apt-get (auto-detected) - Uses (auto-detected) RHEL/CentOS/Fedora/Rocky/AlmaLinux - Uses dnf or yum (auto-detected) - Uses or (auto-detected) openSUSE/SLES - Uses zypper (auto-detected) - Uses (auto-detected) Arch/Manjaro/EndeavourOS - Uses pacman (auto-detected) The setup script automatically detects your distribution and uses the appropriate package manager. LXD installation path (snap vs native package) is also auto-detected. Overview This directory contains LXD-based containerization for Infinibay using lxd-compose. Structure: lxd/ ├── run.sh # Main management script ⭐ ├── .lxd-compose.yml # Main lxd-compose config ├── envs/ │ └── infinibay.yml # Infinibay project definition ├── profiles/ │ └── templates/ # LXD profile templates ├── values.yml.example # Configuration template ├── setup.sh # Automated installation ├── INSTALL.md # Complete guide └── README.md # This file Note: lxd-compose uses a different structure than docker-compose: Main config: .lxd-compose.yml Projects: envs/*.yml files files Commands: a...