Now if we can combine this with Erlang bindings for libvirt that would open up a lot of possibilities. Just imagine creating and managing a vm remotely from another erlang node. Wow.
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Very cool!
Now if we can combine this with Erlang bindings for libvirt that would open up a lot of possibilities. Just imagine creating and managing a vm remotely from another erlang node. Wow.
+1