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Document using a virtuel python environment and python 3.8 on Ubuntu 22.04 LTS to install hyperglass under a dedicated user account.
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Description
Document using a virtuel python environment and python 3.8 on Ubuntu 22.04 LTS to install hyperglass under a dedicated user account.
Related Issues
#210
#211
Motivation and Context
Recently hit this issue mentioned in #210 and #211 after doing an OS Upgrade to Ubuntu 22.04. Switched the install to using a python virtual environment with inspiration from the the peering manager docs. Making upgrading/testing package installs a breeze, not having to 'polute' the OS-wide/user account python packages when upgrading/breaking package dependencies.
Now hyperglass 1.0.4 is running under a dedicated user account, using a python virtual environment, with success.
Tests
Hyperglass is able to run on Ubuntu 22.04 and connect to remote devices with the install 2.7.0 asyncssh library.