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@@ -38,14 +38,7 @@ Access the interactive documentation at http://0.0.0.0:8000/docs
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- GET / : Root message
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- GET / : Root message
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- GET /vms : List all VMs
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- GET /vms : List all VMs
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-- POST /vms?name={name}&template={template}&disk={disk} : Create a new VM from a template with custom disk name
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- GET /vms/{vm_id}/start : Start a VM by ID
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- GET /vms/{vm_id}/start : Start a VM by ID
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- GET /vms/{vm_id}/stop : Stop a VM by ID
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- GET /vms/{vm_id}/stop : Stop a VM by ID
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- DELETE /vms/{vm_name} : Delete a VM by name
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- DELETE /vms/{vm_name} : Delete a VM by name
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-- POST /disks?name={name}&size={size} : Create a new disk image with specified size in GB
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-## Templates
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-VM templates are XML files stored in the `templates/` directory. Each template defines the base configuration for a VM. When creating a VM, the name in the XML is replaced with the provided name, and the disk file path is set using the `LIBVIRT_IMAGES_PATH` environment variable (default: /var/lib/libvirt/images) plus the provided disk name.
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-Example template: `templates/ubuntu.xml`
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+- POST /disks?name={name}&size={size} : Create a new disk image with specified size in GB
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