Luvio documentation

Luvio delivers virtual desktops, Windows and Linux, from your own hypervisors (Proxmox VE or VMware vSphere) to your users’ computers.

Install Luvio

Follow these pages in order. They take you from an empty server to a user working on a virtual desktop.

1. Plan your installation: what runs where, the installation modes, sizing, the network flows to open.

2. Install the Luvio server, in the mode you chose:

   • .deb or .rpm package on a Linux server;
   • Docker, with Docker Compose or a single container;
   • Kubernetes, with the Helm chart.

   To run several servers, see High availability.

3. First setup: connect the hypervisor, create the administrator and the user accounts.

4. Templates, agent and pools: prepare the desktops and grant access to them.

5. Desktop client: install the client on the users’ computers and open a first desktop.

Each installation guide also explains how to change the settings, upgrade, back up, restore and uninstall Luvio, and what to check when something goes wrong.

Run Luvio

• High availability: several Luvio servers on Kubernetes or Docker, on one highly available database.
• Configuration file: describe the settings of Luvio in a file (Docker, Kubernetes), keep it in Git, and install without the setup wizard.

Going further

• VMware vSphere setup guide: vCenter account and privileges, certificates, virtual TPM, templates and networks on vSphere.
• Authentication and single sign-on: Active Directory, LDAP, OpenID Connect, SAML.
• Universal Templates: copy templates between hypervisors.

Support

Contact <SUPPORT_CONTACT>. Luvio is published by <COMPANY>.