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I would like to setup a Centos 7 server sharing out 10x KVM hosts running 10 NoMachine enterprise licenses.
My thinking was to have virt-manager(libvirt) managing 10x KVMs instances – using 2 cores / 2Gb RAM / 20GB HD per VM – running Centos 7 with email/chrome/youtube services installed.
From users workstations they can launch NoMachine client to access their designated remote VM. The clients will be running a mixture Centos 7 / Osx / Windows 10
Will this be possible? Need a setup tutorial or how to.
For each of your VMs you can install either Enterprise Desktop or Workstation for Linux depending on what your requirements are. The latter is a mini-terminal server giving you 4 NoMachine virtual Linux desktops running in your own KVM instances. Enterprise Desktop on the other hand will give you access to the full local desktop running in each VM. They both install out-of-the-box and are pretty-much hypervisor-agnostic.
Our upcoming product, Virtualization Server, will take away all of the frustrations of having to provide centralized access to these multiple virtual desktops you want to set up, and then manage using virt-manager.
Simply put Virtualization Server will provide seamless integration with all VMs in a virtualization host.
You can read more about it here, https://www.nomachine.com/FR11N03239.
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