A custom modification of the virt-install-cloud.sh script located at https://github.com/clauded/virt-tools
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virt-install-cloud

Easily create a KVM virtual machine using virt-install, xorriso, and cloud init.

Who Originally Created This?

The original creator is Claude Durocher and the repo is here.

I heavily modified the script breaking it out into multiple chunks and cleaning up some of the features and options to make it a bit more flexible and usable in my situation.

How Does The Script Work?

Short story:

virt-install-cloud.sh -h

Long Story:

You'll need to edit the virt-install-cloud.sh script to change disk pool locations, as well as various other variables for networking bridges, etc. You'll also need to edit user-data and meta-data and make the appropriate changes there.