[15:39] <michele_> what is the quickest and scriptable way to launch virtual machines without any kind of customization? virsh or multipass?
[15:43] <rbasak> multipass or lxd
[15:43] <rbasak> "lxd launch --vm ubuntu:jammy" for example
[15:44] <rbasak> But also, take away --vm and you get a system container, which will behave mostly the same and is often preferable. Unless you actually require the kernel and RAM separation of VMs.
[15:58] <michele_> rbasak: I will just need some vms to deploy kubernetes on it
[15:58] <michele_> so I guess a system container won't work
[16:04] <rbasak> michele_: it does work - see https://ubuntu.com/kubernetes/install
[17:39] <michele_> rbasak: where do I see that I don’t need a VM to install microk8s?
[17:49] <rfm> michele_, https://microk8s.io/docs/install-lxd is a walkthrough of installing microk8s on a lxd container (not a vm)
[17:50] <michele_> thanks rfm, I thought it was on ubuntu.com website linked by rbasak 
[18:00] <rfm> michele_, yeah, the ubuntu.com link just said install on lxd, didn't distinguish container or vm. I kinda wonder if it was written before lxd did vms, that's "relatively" recent, 2020 or so