[ovirt-users] Re: Help installing oVirt on single machine, without cockpit

Hi, Thanks for those links! I have an idea for a path forward, but I'm not sure it's supported. It looks like oVirt used to have a "all-in-one" option, but the hosted engine replaced that. The other path I can see is installing the vanilla "engine-setup" to an oVirt node directly. That way the engine isn't inside a VM (I just hate how much cpu/ram you have to dedicate to the VM, and it's not even dynamic). Is it in a VM for security? I'll never need to move it for my use case, so I can live without the adaptability VM's come with. If installing the engine directly to the node IS supported, this was where I was hitting my problem: ```bash yum upgrade -y yum install https://resources.ovirt.org/pub/yum-repo/ovirt-release44.rpm yum upgrade -y yum install ovirt-engine # HERE, can't find it. I can still install ovirt-engine-appliance for the hosted-engine setup. ``` I was also hitting a problem at this step, with the machine not knowing the modules exist: https://www.ovirt.org/documentation/installing_ovirt_as_a_standalone_mana... (i.e `dnf module enable javapackages-tools` returns `missing groups or modules: javapackages-tools`) If installing the engine directly to a node ISN'T supported, what other routes for a single host setup are there? The only replacement for the all-in-one I can find, is the hosted-engine route. I saw a lot of people using input files anyways to automate the install, so I think I'll go that route too, if hosted-engine still ends up taking the least resources of the possible options. Thanks! Cameron