Using LXD from Windows

While LXD requires a Linux host to run, its command line tool works perfectly well on Windows and other operating systems. So let's grab a Windows 11 desktop and an Intel NUC, install LXD on that NUC and play with it from Windows!

TIMESTAMPS:
0:00 Introduction
0:58 Installing the LXD client on Windows
1:42 Setting up LXD on the Linux system
4:09 Connecting to LXD from Windows
5:14 Creating a container
6:13 Creating a virtual machine
7:00 Looking around LXD and containers
13:04 Accessing the virtual machine
14:06 Conclusion

COMMANDS:
- choco install lxc virt-viewer

RESOURCES:

[Ericelrojo]

Is posible to connect WSL host to Windows?

[Joseph-qyy]

what is the name of package manager?
thanks

[PodcastUbuntuPortugal]

I Might try LXD on windows 11 VM, on LXD on Ubuntu, on Multipass, on windows, just for the lulz