KVM - User contributions [en]

Kvmtools

2017-08-02T09:26:29Z

Igraltist: /* Download */

= kvm-admin =
'''What it does?'''

It offer the possibility to manage a qemu guest via commandline.

The reason to build was to have a simple tool to manage my own qemu guest.

Just to use it for qemu guest to connect to a bridged network.

= Howto use it =
Examples:

<code>
kvm-admin boot domain_name
</code>

<code>
kvm-admin status domain_name
</code>

<code>
kvm-admin status all
</code>

<code>
kvm-admin monitor domain_name
</code>

<code>
kvm-admin show domain_name
</code>

= Features =
It's add a bridge to a given bridge from qemu-kvm domain configuration file.

The bridge(s) have to exists.
There can individual bridges on the system and each qemu-kvm domain can assign to different bridge.
No need to add many script files and scriptdown files.
This is set automaticly.

= Configuration File Format =
The qemu-kvm domain configuration file are placed in the directory 'domains'.
The format is taken 1:1 from the command line but separated by new line

To use an qemu-kvm option which doesn't have a parameter you have to use:
variable = enabled

Global configuration variabales which all qemu-kvm domains should effected,
can write in 'config/kvm.cfg' file.

Example:
# have to set the path to qemu-kvm or name
# the script generate-kvm-option does update the path
qemu-kvm = qemu-system-x86_x84

daemonize = enabled
localtime = enabled

Example output for a qemu-kvm domain:
# if name is not set it will use the filename as name
name = my_guest
smp = 2
m = 1024
# first drive
drive = file:/path_to_image_or_lvm,[and other options]
# second drive
drive = file:/path_to_image_or_lvm,[and other options]
cdrom = my_installer.iso
daemonize = enabled
localtime = enabled

Only one exception exists.
This is only for the '-net tap' option.
There have to add an option for the bridge.

An example for tap option when using '-net nic':

# first network interface
net = nic,[and other options]
net = tap,bridge=br0
# second network interface
net = nic,[and other options]
net = tap,bridge=br1

= Download =
It can be downloaded on the mercurial repository on:

via Webbrowser:
https://hg.kasten-edv.de/kvm-tools (klick on bzip,gzip or zip link)

via mercurial:
hg clone https://hg.kasten-edv.de/kvm-tools --insecure

= Installation =
Please read the README for further information.

= Security=
To run the kvm process under a unprivileged user.

Add an user 'kvm' and add this in to the qemu-kvm domain configuration file.
runas = kvm

For each qemu-kvm domain you can assign an individual user.

When all qemu-kvm domains should run as the user 'kvm' then add this in the global configurations file 'config/kvm.cfg'
runas = kvm

When is set in 'config/kvm.cfg' the qemu-kvm domain configuration file can override it.

= ToDo =
* extend the installer script
* build a init script
* build an installation routine
* add possibility to automatic create and delete guest

= Fixes =
The ordinary fixes :)

Kvmtools

2017-07-31T15:25:08Z

Igraltist: /* Configuration File Format */

= kvm-admin =
'''What it does?'''

It offer the possibility to manage a qemu guest via commandline.

The reason to build was to have a simple tool to manage my own qemu guest.

Just to use it for qemu guest to connect to a bridged network.

= Howto use it =
Examples:

<code>
kvm-admin boot domain_name
</code>

<code>
kvm-admin status domain_name
</code>

<code>
kvm-admin status all
</code>

<code>
kvm-admin monitor domain_name
</code>

<code>
kvm-admin show domain_name
</code>

= Features =
It's add a bridge to a given bridge from qemu-kvm domain configuration file.

The bridge(s) have to exists.
There can individual bridges on the system and each qemu-kvm domain can assign to different bridge.
No need to add many script files and scriptdown files.
This is set automaticly.

= Configuration File Format =
The qemu-kvm domain configuration file are placed in the directory 'domains'.
The format is taken 1:1 from the command line but separated by new line

To use an qemu-kvm option which doesn't have a parameter you have to use:
variable = enabled

Global configuration variabales which all qemu-kvm domains should effected,
can write in 'config/kvm.cfg' file.

Example:
# have to set the path to qemu-kvm or name
# the script generate-kvm-option does update the path
qemu-kvm = qemu-system-x86_x84

daemonize = enabled
localtime = enabled

Example output for a qemu-kvm domain:
# if name is not set it will use the filename as name
name = my_guest
smp = 2
m = 1024
# first drive
drive = file:/path_to_image_or_lvm,[and other options]
# second drive
drive = file:/path_to_image_or_lvm,[and other options]
cdrom = my_installer.iso
daemonize = enabled
localtime = enabled

Only one exception exists.
This is only for the '-net tap' option.
There have to add an option for the bridge.

An example for tap option when using '-net nic':

# first network interface
net = nic,[and other options]
net = tap,bridge=br0
# second network interface
net = nic,[and other options]
net = tap,bridge=br1

= Download =
It can be downloaded on the mercurial repository on:

via Webbrowser:
http://hg.kasten-edv.de/kvm-tools (klick on bzip,gzip or zip link)

via mercurial:
hg clone http://hg.kasten-edv.de/kvm-tools --insecure

= Installation =
Please read the README for further information.

= Security=
To run the kvm process under a unprivileged user.

Add an user 'kvm' and add this in to the qemu-kvm domain configuration file.
runas = kvm

For each qemu-kvm domain you can assign an individual user.

When all qemu-kvm domains should run as the user 'kvm' then add this in the global configurations file 'config/kvm.cfg'
runas = kvm

When is set in 'config/kvm.cfg' the qemu-kvm domain configuration file can override it.

= ToDo =
* extend the installer script
* build a init script
* build an installation routine
* add possibility to automatic create and delete guest

= Fixes =
The ordinary fixes :)

Kvmtools

2017-07-31T15:24:03Z

Igraltist: /* kvm-admin */

= kvm-admin =
'''What it does?'''

It offer the possibility to manage a qemu guest via commandline.

The reason to build was to have a simple tool to manage my own qemu guest.

Just to use it for qemu guest to connect to a bridged network.

= Howto use it =
Examples:

<code>
kvm-admin boot domain_name
</code>

<code>
kvm-admin status domain_name
</code>

<code>
kvm-admin status all
</code>

<code>
kvm-admin monitor domain_name
</code>

<code>
kvm-admin show domain_name
</code>

= Features =
It's add a bridge to a given bridge from qemu-kvm domain configuration file.

The bridge(s) have to exists.
There can individual bridges on the system and each qemu-kvm domain can assign to different bridge.
No need to add many script files and scriptdown files.
This is set automaticly.

= Configuration File Format =
The qemu-kvm domain configuration file are placed in the directory 'domains'.
The format is taken 1:1 from the command line but separated by new line

To use an qemu-kvm option which doesn't have a parameter you have to use:
variable = enabled

Global configuration variabales which all qemu-kvm domains should effected,
can write in 'config/kvm.cfg' file.

Example:
# have to set the path to qemu-kvm or name
# the script generate-kvm-option does update the path
qemu-kvm = kvm, qemu-kvm

daemonize = enabled
localtime = enabled

Example output for a qemu-kvm domain:
# if name is not set it will use the filename as name
name = my_guest
smp = 2
m = 1024
# first drive
drive = file:/path_to_image_or_lvm,[and other options]
# second drive
drive = file:/path_to_image_or_lvm,[and other options]
cdrom = my_installer.iso
daemonize = enabled
localtime = enabled

Only one exception exists.
This is only for the '-net tap' option.
There have to add an option for the bridge.

An example for tap option when using '-net nic':

# first network interface
net = nic,[and other options]
net = tap,bridge=br0
# second network interface
net = nic,[and other options]
net = tap,bridge=br1

= Download =
It can be downloaded on the mercurial repository on:

via Webbrowser:
http://hg.kasten-edv.de/kvm-tools (klick on bzip,gzip or zip link)

via mercurial:
hg clone http://hg.kasten-edv.de/kvm-tools --insecure

= Installation =
Please read the README for further information.

= Security=
To run the kvm process under a unprivileged user.

Add an user 'kvm' and add this in to the qemu-kvm domain configuration file.
runas = kvm

For each qemu-kvm domain you can assign an individual user.

When all qemu-kvm domains should run as the user 'kvm' then add this in the global configurations file 'config/kvm.cfg'
runas = kvm

When is set in 'config/kvm.cfg' the qemu-kvm domain configuration file can override it.

= ToDo =
* extend the installer script
* build a init script
* build an installation routine
* add possibility to automatic create and delete guest

= Fixes =
The ordinary fixes :)

Kvmtools

2012-04-08T15:18:20Z

Igraltist:

= kvm-admin =
'''What it does?'''

It offer the possibility to manage a qemu-kvm domain via commandline.

The reason to build was to have a simple tool to manage my own qemu-kvm domains.

Just to use it for qemu-kvm domains to connect to a bridged network.

= Howto use it =
Examples:

<code>
kvm-admin boot domain_name
</code>

<code>
kvm-admin status domain_name
</code>

<code>
kvm-admin status all
</code>

<code>
kvm-admin monitor domain_name
</code>

<code>
kvm-admin show domain_name
</code>

= Features =
It's add a bridge to a given bridge from qemu-kvm domain configuration file.

The bridge(s) have to exists.
There can individual bridges on the system and each qemu-kvm domain can assign to different bridge.
No need to add many script files and scriptdown files.
This is set automaticly.

= Configuration File Format =
The qemu-kvm domain configuration file are placed in the directory 'domains'.
The format is taken 1:1 from the command line but separated by new line

To use an qemu-kvm option which doesn't have a parameter you have to use:
variable = enabled

Global configuration variabales which all qemu-kvm domains should effected,
can write in 'config/kvm.cfg' file.

Example:
# have to set the path to qemu-kvm or name
# the script generate-kvm-option does update the path
qemu-kvm = kvm, qemu-kvm

daemonize = enabled
localtime = enabled

Example output for a qemu-kvm domain:
# if name is not set it will use the filename as name
name = my_guest
smp = 2
m = 1024
# first drive
drive = file:/path_to_image_or_lvm,[and other options]
# second drive
drive = file:/path_to_image_or_lvm,[and other options]
cdrom = my_installer.iso
daemonize = enabled
localtime = enabled

Only one exception exists.
This is only for the '-net tap' option.
There have to add an option for the bridge.

An example for tap option when using '-net nic':

# first network interface
net = nic,[and other options]
net = tap,bridge=br0
# second network interface
net = nic,[and other options]
net = tap,bridge=br1

= Download =
It can be downloaded on the mercurial repository on:

via Webbrowser:
http://hg.kasten-edv.de/kvm-tools (klick on bzip,gzip or zip link)

via mercurial:
hg clone http://hg.kasten-edv.de/kvm-tools --insecure

= Installation =
Please read the README for further information.

= Security=
To run the kvm process under a unprivileged user.

Add an user 'kvm' and add this in to the qemu-kvm domain configuration file.
runas = kvm

For each qemu-kvm domain you can assign an individual user.

When all qemu-kvm domains should run as the user 'kvm' then add this in the global configurations file 'config/kvm.cfg'
runas = kvm

When is set in 'config/kvm.cfg' the qemu-kvm domain configuration file can override it.

= ToDo =
* extend the installer script
* build a init script
* build an installation routine
* add possibility to automatic create and delete guest

= Fixes =
The ordinary fixes :)

Kvmtools

2012-04-08T15:15:24Z

Igraltist:

= kvm-admin =
'''What it does?'''

It offer the possibility to manage a qemu-kvm domain via commandline.

The reason to build was to have a simple tool to manage my own qemu-kvm domains.

= Howto use it =
Examples:

<code>
kvm-admin boot domain_name
</code>

<code>
kvm-admin status domain_name
</code>

<code>
kvm-admin status all
</code>

<code>
kvm-admin monitor domain_name
</code>

<code>
kvm-admin show domain_name
</code>

= Features =
It's add a bridge to a given bridge from guest configuration file.

The bridge(s) have to exists.
There can individual bridges on the system and each guest can assign to different bridge.
No need to add many script files and scriptdown files.
This is set automaticly.

= Configuration File Format =
The qemu-kvm domain configuration file are placed in the directory 'domains'.
The format is taken 1:1 from the command line but separated by new line

To use an qemu-kvm option which doesn't have a parameter you have to use:
variable = enabled

Global configuration variabales which all qemu-kvm domains should effected,
can write in 'config/kvm.cfg' file.

Example:
# have to set the path to qemu-kvm or name
# the script generate-kvm-option does update the path
qemu-kvm = kvm, qemu-kvm

daemonize = enabled
localtime = enabled

Example output for a qemu-kvm domain:
# if name is not set it will use the filename as name
name = my_guest
smp = 2
m = 1024
# first drive
drive = file:/path_to_image_or_lvm,[and other options]
# second drive
drive = file:/path_to_image_or_lvm,[and other options]
cdrom = my_installer.iso
daemonize = enabled
localtime = enabled

Only one exception exists.
This is only for the '-net tap' option.
There have to add an option for the bridge.

An example for tap option when using '-net nic':

# first network interface
net = nic,[and other options]
net = tap,bridge=br0
# second network interface
net = nic,[and other options]
net = tap,bridge=br1

= Download =
It can be downloaded on the mercurial repository on:

via Webbrowser:
http://hg.kasten-edv.de/kvm-tools (klick on bzip,gzip or zip link)

via mercurial:
hg clone http://hg.kasten-edv.de/kvm-tools --insecure

= Installation =
Please read the README for further information.

= Security=
To run the kvm process under a unprivileged user.

Add an user 'kvm' and add this in to the qemu-kvm domain configuration file.
runas = kvm

For each qemu-kvm domain you can assign an individual user.

When all qemu-kvm domains should run as the user 'kvm' then add this in the global configurations file 'config/kvm.cfg'
runas = kvm

When is set in 'config/kvm.cfg' the qemu-kvm domain configuration file can override it.

= ToDo =
* extend the installer script
* build a init script
* build an installation routine
* add possibility to automatic create and delete guest

= Fixes =
The ordinary fixes :)

Kvmtools

2012-04-08T15:14:09Z

Igraltist:

= kvm-admin =
'''What it does?'''

It offer the possibility to manage a qemu-kvm domain via commandline.

The reason to build was to have a simple tool to manage my own qemu-kvm domains.

= Howto use it =
Examples:

<code>
kvm-admin boot my_guest
</code>

<code>
kvm-admin status my_guest
</code>

<code>
kvm-admin status all
</code>

<code>
kvm-admin monitor my_domain
</code>

<code>
kvm-admin show my_guest
</code>

= Features =
It's add a bridge to a given bridge from guest configuration file.

The bridge(s) have to exists.
There can individual bridges on the system and each guest can assign to different bridge.
No need to add many script files and scriptdown files.
This is set automaticly.

= Configuration File Format =
The qemu-kvm domain configuration file are placed in the directory 'domains'.
The format is taken 1:1 from the command line but separated by new line

To use an qemu-kvm option which doesn't have a parameter you have to use:
variable = enabled

Global configuration variabales which all qemu-kvm domains should effected,
can write in 'config/kvm.cfg' file.

Example:
# have to set the path to qemu-kvm or name
# the script generate-kvm-option does update the path
qemu-kvm = kvm, qemu-kvm

daemonize = enabled
localtime = enabled

Example output for a qemu-kvm domain:
# if name is not set it will use the filename as name
name = my_guest
smp = 2
m = 1024
# first drive
drive = file:/path_to_image_or_lvm,[and other options]
# second drive
drive = file:/path_to_image_or_lvm,[and other options]
cdrom = my_installer.iso
daemonize = enabled
localtime = enabled

Only one exception exists.
This is only for the '-net tap' option.
There have to add an option for the bridge.

An example for tap option when using '-net nic':

# first network interface
net = nic,[and other options]
net = tap,bridge=br0
# second network interface
net = nic,[and other options]
net = tap,bridge=br1

= Download =
It can be downloaded on the mercurial repository on:

via Webbrowser:
http://hg.kasten-edv.de/kvm-tools (klick on bzip,gzip or zip link)

via mercurial:
hg clone http://hg.kasten-edv.de/kvm-tools --insecure

= Installation =
Please read the README for further information.

= Security=
To run the kvm process under a unprivileged user.

Add an user 'kvm' and add this in to the qemu-kvm domain configuration file.
runas = kvm

For each qemu-kvm domain you can assign an individual user.

When all qemu-kvm domains should run as the user 'kvm' then add this in the global configurations file 'config/kvm.cfg'
runas = kvm

When is set in 'config/kvm.cfg' the qemu-kvm domain configuration file can override it.

= ToDo =
* extend the installer script
* build a init script
* build an installation routine
* add possibility to automatic create and delete guest

= Fixes =
The ordinary fixes :)

Kvmtools

2012-04-08T15:13:11Z

Igraltist:

= kvm-admin =
'''What it does?'''
It offer the possibility to manage a qemu-kvm domain via commandline.

The reason to build was to have a simple tool to manage my own qemu-kvm domains.

= Howto use it =
Examples:

<code>
kvm-admin boot my_guest
</code>

<code>
kvm-admin status my_guest
</code>

<code>
kvm-admin status all
</code>
<code>
kvm-admin monitor my_domain
</code>

<code>
kvm-admin show my_guest
</code>

= Features =
It's add a bridge to a given bridge from guest configuration file.

The bridge(s) have to exists.
There can individual bridges on the system and each guest can assign to different bridge.
No need to add many script files and scriptdown files.
This is set automaticly.

= Configuration File Format =
The qemu-kvm domain configuration file are placed in the directory 'domains'.
The format is taken 1:1 from the command line but separated by new line

To use an qemu-kvm option which doesn't have a parameter you have to use:
variable = enabled

Global configuration variabales which all qemu-kvm domains should effected,
can write in 'config/kvm.cfg' file.

Example:
# have to set the path to qemu-kvm or name
# the script generate-kvm-option does update the path
qemu-kvm = kvm, qemu-kvm

daemonize = enabled
localtime = enabled

Example output for a qemu-kvm domain:
# if name is not set it will use the filename as name
name = my_guest
smp = 2
m = 1024
# first drive
drive = file:/path_to_image_or_lvm,[and other options]
# second drive
drive = file:/path_to_image_or_lvm,[and other options]
cdrom = my_installer.iso
daemonize = enabled
localtime = enabled

Only one exception exists.
This is only for the '-net tap' option.
There have to add an option for the bridge.

An example for tap option when using '-net nic':

# first network interface
net = nic,[and other options]
net = tap,bridge=br0
# second network interface
net = nic,[and other options]
net = tap,bridge=br1

= Download =
It can be downloaded on the mercurial repository on:

via Webbrowser:
http://hg.kasten-edv.de/kvm-tools (klick on bzip,gzip or zip link)

via mercurial:
hg clone http://hg.kasten-edv.de/kvm-tools --insecure

= Installation =
Please read the README for further information.

= Security=
To run the kvm process under a unprivileged user.

Add an user 'kvm' and add this in to the qemu-kvm domain configuration file.
runas = kvm

For each qemu-kvm domain you can assign an individual user.

When all qemu-kvm domains should run as the user 'kvm' then add this in the global configurations file 'config/kvm.cfg'
runas = kvm

When is set in 'config/kvm.cfg' the qemu-kvm domain configuration file can override it.

= ToDo =
* extend the installer script
* build a init script
* build an installation routine
* add possibility to automatic create and delete guest

= Fixes =
The ordinary fixes :)

Kvmtools

2012-04-08T14:55:18Z

Igraltist:

= kvm-admin =
'''What it does?'''
It offer the possibility to manage a qemu-kvm domain via commandline.

= Howto use it =
Example, to get monitor's help:

<code>
kvm-admin monitor my_domain
</code>

To get the command printed:

<code>
kvm-admin show my_guest
</code>

Boot a guest:

<code>
kvm-admin boot my_guest
</code>

= Features =
It's add a bridge to a given bridge from guest configuration file.

The bridge(s) have to exists.
There can individual bridges on the system and each guest can assign to different bridge.
No need to add many script files and scriptdown files.
This is set automaticly.

= Configuration File Format =
The qemu-kvm domain configuration file are placed in the directory 'domains'.
The format is taken 1:1 from the command line but separated by new line

To use an qemu-kvm option which doesn't have a parameter you have to use:
variable = enabled

Global configuration variabales which all qemu-kvm domains should effected,
can write in 'config/kvm.cfg' file.

Example:
# have to set the path to qemu-kvm or name
# the script generate-kvm-option does update the path
qemu-kvm = kvm, qemu-kvm

daemonize = enabled
localtime = enabled

Example output for a qemu-kvm domain:
# if name is not set it will use the filename as name
name = my_guest
smp = 2
m = 1024
# first drive
drive = file:/path_to_image_or_lvm,[and other options]
# second drive
drive = file:/path_to_image_or_lvm,[and other options]
cdrom = my_installer.iso
daemonize = enabled
localtime = enabled

Only one exception exists.
This is only for the '-net tap' option.
There have to add an option for the bridge.

An example for tap option when using '-net nic':

# first network interface
net = nic,[and other options]
net = tap,bridge=br0
# second network interface
net = nic,[and other options]
net = tap,bridge=br1

= Download =
It can be downloaded on the mercurial repository on:

via Webbrowser:
http://hg.kasten-edv.de/kvm-tools (klick on bzip,gzip or zip link)

via mercurial:
hg clone http://hg.kasten-edv.de/kvm-tools --insecure

= Installation =
Please read the README for further information.

= Security=
To run the kvm process under a unprivileged user.

Add an user 'kvm' and add this in to the qemu-kvm domain configuration file.
runas = kvm

For each qemu-kvm domain you can assign an individual user.

When all qemu-kvm domains should run as the user 'kvm' then add this in the global configurations file 'config/kvm.cfg'
runas = kvm

When is set in 'config/kvm.cfg' the qemu-kvm domain configuration file can override it.

= ToDo =
* extend the installer script
* build a init script
* build an installation routine
* add possibility to automatic create and delete guest

= Fixes =
The ordinary fixes :)

Management Tools

2010-12-18T11:03:38Z

Igraltist:

There are a several options available to manage kvm virtual machines:

{|
|-
!Name/URL
!Description
!UI Type
!Active|Last Updated
!Notes
|-
|[http://www.univention.de/en/products/ucs/components/univention-virtual-machine-manager/ UVMM]
|Univention Virtual Machine Manager is a high-performance administration service for KVM and XEN.
|web
|active
|Uses [http://libvirt.org libvirt]
|-
|[http://www.linux-kvm.org Plain old qemu/kvm]
|You can run qemu/kvm straight from the command line
|cli
|active
|See man (qemu-system-x86_64 or kvm or qemu-kvm) for more info
|-
|[http://libvirt.org virsh]
|A minimal shell around libvirt for managing VMs
|cli
|active
|uses [http://libvirt.org libvirt]
|-
|[http://virt-manager.org virt-install/clone/convert]
|Command line tools for provisioning new VMs, cloning existing VMs and importing / converting appliance images
|cli
|active
|uses [http://libvirt.org libvirt]
|-
|[http://virt-manager.org Virtual Machine Manager]
|Also known as virt-manager. A desktop user interface for managing virtual machines
|desktop
|active
|uses [http://libvirt.org libvirt]
|-
|[http://www.redhat.com/rhev Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization]
|Commercial management solution for RHEL / KVM
|web
|active
|
|-
|[http://gkvm.sourceforge.net/ GKVM]
|a gnome user interface for KVM
|desktop
|2007-08-01
|
|-
|[https://sourceforge.net/projects/aqemu/ AQemu]
|a Qt4 user interface for KVM
|desktop
|active
|
|-
|[http://code.google.com/p/kvmadm/ kvmadm]
|a minimalistic set of command-line tools to control multi-user utilization of KVM
|cli
|2007-09-25
|
|-
|[http://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Main_Page Proxmox VE]
|Open Source virtualization platform for running Virtual Appliances and Virtual Machines
|web & cli
|active
|Bar-metall installer including KVM and OpenVZ management tools
|-
|[http://www.convirture.com/community.html ConVirt]
|ConVirt 2.0 Open Source is the leading open source product for managing Xen and KVM, enabling you to standardize and proactively manage your virtualized environment in a centralized fashion.
|web-based
|active
|Xen & KVM; formerly known as xenman
|-
|[http://ovirt.org/ oVirt]
|oVirt is a virtualization management framework constisting of a small host image, the oVirt Node, that provides the libvirt service to host virtual machines, and a robust vm management software stack, controlled by a web-based management interface, the oVirt Server.
|web
|active
|uses [http://libvirt.org libvirt]
|-
|[http://www.opennebula.org/doku.php OpenNebula]
|an open source virtual infrastructure engine
|cli & xml-rpc
|active
|cloud computing managment; uses libvirt
|-
|[http://code.google.com/p/ganeti/ Ganeti]
|Ganeti is a cluster virtual server management software tool built on top of existing virtualization technologies
|cli
|active
|KVM support added in Ganeti 2.0
|-
|[http://src.enomaly.com/ Enomaly]
|a programmable virtual cloud infrastructure for small, medium and large businesses
|web & REST API
|* not available as of at Feb. 8, 2010
|they have commercial and open source editions
|-
|[http://karesansui-project.info/ Karesansui]
|Karesansui is an open-source virtualization management application. It's smart graphical user interface lowers your management cost, and brings a total management/audit solution for both physical and virtual servers.
|web & REST API
|active
|KVM & Xen support; uses [http://libvirt.org libvirt]
|-
|[http://www.openqrm.com/ openQRM]
|openQRM is the next generation, open-source Data-center management platform.
|web
|active
|KVM, Xen, VMware and Linux V-Server support
|-
|[http://www.abiquo.com/ Abiquo]
|Abiquo is an open source infrastructure software for the creation and integral management of Public & Private Clouds based on heterogeneous environments.
|web
|active
|KVM, Xen & Virtual Box support; uses [http://libvirt.org libvirt]
|-
|[http://cloud.com/main/products/cloudstack-2.0-platform CloudStack]
|Cloudstack is an open source project that enables the deployment, management, and configuration of multi-tier and multi-tenant infrastructure cloud services using Xen, KVM and VMware hypervisors.
|web
|active
|KVM, Xen & VMware support
|-
|[http://archipelproject.org/Archipel_Project/Archipel.html Archipel]
|Archipel is an Open Source project that aims to bring push notifications to virtualization orchestration using XMPP.
|web
|active
|KVM, Xen, Virtual Box & OpenVZ support; uses [http://libvirt.org libvirt]
|-
|[http://codewreck.org/kvm-wrapper kvm-wrapper]
|kvm-wrapper is a lightweight, simple and intended to be hackable set of shell scripts that help manage kvm virtual machines a great deal.
|cli
|active
|KVM support
|-
|[http://www.linux-kvm.org/page/Kvmtools kvm-admin]
|Python scripts for managing the guests (boot, shutdown ...) and include a commandline monitor .
|cli
|active
|kvm support
|}

Management Tools

2010-12-18T11:03:17Z

Igraltist:

Kvmtools

2010-12-09T22:17:27Z

Igraltist:

= kvm-admin =
'''What it does?'''
It can do the follow action: show, boot, shutdown, status and monitor.

= Howto use it =
Example, to get monitor's help:

<code>
kvm-admin my_guest monitor help
</code>

To get the command printed:

<code>
kvm-admin my_guest show
</code>

Boot a guest:

<code>
kvm-admin my_guest boot
</code>

= Featurs =
It's add a bridge to a given bridge from guest configuration file.

The bridge(s) have to exists.
There can individual bridges on the system and each guest can assign to different bridge.
No need to add many script files and scriptdown files.
This is set automatic.

= Configuration File Format =
The guest configuration file have to placed in the directory 'domains'.
The format is taken 1:1 from the command line.

To use an qemu-kvm option which don't have a parameter, have to use:
variable = enabled

Global configuration varibales, which all guest should effected,
can write in 'config/kvm.cfg' file.

Exampe:
# have to set the path to qemu-kvm executable
qemu-kvm = /usr/bin/kvm

dammonize = enabled
localtime = enabled

Example format:
name = my_guest
smp = 2
m = 1024
# first drive
drive = file:/path_to_image_or_lvm,[and other options]
# second drive
drive = file:/path_to_image_or_lvm,[and other options]
cdrom = my_installer.iso
daemonize = enabled
localtime = enabled

Only one exception exist.
This is only for the '-net tap' option.
There have to add an option for the bridge.

An example for tap option when using '-net nic':

# first network interface
net = nic,[and other options]
net = tap,ifname=my_iface_one,bridge=br0
# second network interface
net = nic,[and other options]
net = tap,ifname=my_iface_two,bridge=br1

= Download =
It can dowloaded on the mercurial repository on:

via Webbrowser:
http://hg.kasten-edv.de/kvm-tools (klick on bzip,gzip or zip link)

via mercurial:
hg clone http://hg.kasten-edv.de/kvm-tools

= Installation =
Please read the README for further information.

= Security=
To run the kvm process under a unprivileged user.

Add an user 'kvm' for example and add this in the guest configuration file.
runas = kvm

For each guest can assign an individual user.

When all guest should run as the user 'kvm' then add this in the global configurations file 'config/kvm.cfg'
runas = kvm

When is set in 'config/kvm.cfg' the guest configuration file does override
it, when there also is set.
runas = kvm_one

Then this process is running as user 'kvm_one'

= ToDo =
* build a init script
* build an installation routine
* add possibility to automatic create and delete guest

= Fixes =
The ordinary fixes :)

HOWTO

2010-12-08T04:23:23Z

Igraltist:

= Howto's =

== General ==
* [http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/lnxinfo/v3r0m0/index.jsp?topic=/liaai/kvminstall/liaaikvminstallstart.htm IBM Linux Blueprint: Quick Start Guide for installing and running KVM]
* [[HOWTO1 | Getting KVM to run on your machine]]
* [[choose the right kvm & kernel version]]
* [[How To Migrate From Vmware To KVM]]
* [http://www.basicsedv.de/bthesis.html Migrating User Mode Linux to Xen and KVM]

== Network related ==

* [[Networking| Setting guest network]]
* [[NetConsole| set up a network console]]

== Hardware related ==

* [[How to assign devices with VT-d in KVM]]
* [[Enable VT-X on Mac Pro (Early 2008)]]

=== USB ===
* [[usb related]]

=== Ethernet ===
* [[ethernet_related]]

=== PCI ===
* [[hotadd pci devices]]

=== Sound ===
* Using [[Sound]] in the guest

=== virtio ===

* [[boot from virtio block device]]
* [[Using VirtIO NIC|use virtio_net interface]] in the guest (Debian)

=== vhost ===
* [[UsingVhost|Using vhost]]

=== cdrom ===
* [[Change cdrom| Changing disks in the cdrom drive]]

== Operating System related ==

=== Gentoo ===
* [[KvmOnGentoo|KVM on Gentoo hosts]]

=== Ubuntu ===
* [http://www.howtoforge.com/using-kvm-on-ubuntu-gutsy-gibbon using-kvm-on-ubuntu-gutsy-gibbon]
* [[AnthonyLiguori/Networking| Setting up NAT with KVM in Ubuntu]]
* [https://help.ubuntu.com/community/KVM Running Guest Systems on Ubuntu 7.04 Feisty Fawn]
* [http://www.howtoforge.com/virtualization-with-kvm-on-ubuntu-9.04 Virtualization With KVM On Ubuntu 9.04 Jaunty]

=== Fedora ===
* [http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Virtualization_Quick_Start Fedora Virt Quick Start]

=== ArchLinux ===
* [http://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Kvm Setting up KVM on ArchLinux]
* [http://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Qemu Detailed QEMU Tutorial ]

=== BSD ===
* [http://www.linux-kvm.org/page/BSD KVM on BSD, FreeBSD]

=== Windows ===
* [[WindowsGuestDrivers|Information about guest drivers]]
* [[Windows7Install|Install Windows 7]]
* [http://wp.libpf.com/?p=186 Windows 7 as guest on Debian squeeze] - with libvirt's virt-install recipe and virtio disk driver step-by-step instructions

=== Windows Vista ===
* [[Vista Networking Workaround]]

== Scripting & Software ==
* [[HowToConfigScript|Configuration Script for KVM]] - a complete management utility, configuration file format, and init script.
* [http://www.roessner-net.com/?p=219 Another script for KVM] - Init scripts for kvm, using it with time scheduled start order (German)
* [[simple shell script to manage your virtual machine with bridged networking]]
* [http://www.papercut.com/blog/chris/2008/11/14/using-kvm-to-securely-host-servers-in-a-dmz/ Hosting your VMs in a DMZ] - a management and configuration script to assist with setting up a VM in a semi-secured demilitarized zone.
* [http://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Bare-metal_ISO_Installer Bare-metal] installer with KVM
* [[kvmtools|Python scripts to manage qemu-kvm guest from cmdline]] - yet another qemu-kvm script

=== libvirt ===

* [[Running libvirt with KVM]]

== Other ==

* [[HOWTO VMGL]] - OpenGL support for Linux guests

Kvmtools

2010-12-08T04:14:55Z

Igraltist:

= kvm-admin =
'''What it does?'''
It can do the follow action: show, boot, shutdown, status and monitor.

= Howto use it =
Example, to get monitor's help:

<code>
kvm-admin my_guest monitor help
</code>

To get the command printed:

<code>
kvm-admin my_guest show
</code>

Boot a guest:

<code>
kvm-admin my_guest boot
</code>

= Featurs =
It's add a bridge to a given bridge from guest configuration file.

The bridge(s) have to exists.
There can individual bridges on the system and each guest can assign to different bridge.
No need to add many script files and scriptdown files.
This is set automatic.

= Configuration File Format =
The guest configuration file have to placed in the directory 'domains'.
The format is taken 1:1 from the command line.

To use an qemu-kvm option which don't have a parameter, have to use:
variable = enabled

Global configuration varibales, which all guest should effected,
can write in 'config/kvm.cfg' file.

Exampe:
# have to set the path to qemu-kvm executable
qemu-kvm = /usr/bin/kvm

dammonize = enabled
localtime = enabled

Example format:
name = my_guest
smp = 2
m = 1024
# first drive
drive = file:/path_to_image_or_lvm,[and other options]
# second drive
drive = file:/path_to_image_or_lvm,[and other options]
cdrom = my_installer.iso
daemonize = enabled
localtime = enabled

Only one exception exist.
This is only for the '-net tap' option.
There have to add an option for the bridge.

An example for tap option when using '-net nic':

# first network interface
net = nic,[and other options]
net = tap,ifname=my_iface_one,bridge=br0
# second network interface
net = nic,[and other options]
net = tap,ifname=my_iface_two,bridge=br1

= Download =
It can dowloaded on the mercurial repository on:

via Webbrowser:
http://hg.kasten-edv.de/kvm-tools (klick on bzip,gzip or zip link)

via mercurial:
hg clone http://hg.kasten-edv.de/kvm-tools
hg branches (to get a list)
hg update branch_nummer_to_latest_version

= Installation =
Please read the README for further information.

= Security=
To run the kvm process under a unprivileged user.

Add an user 'kvm' for example and add this in the guest configuration file.
runas = kvm

For each guest can assign an individual user.

When all guest should run as the user 'kvm' then add this in the global configurations file 'config/kvm.cfg'
runas = kvm

When is set in 'config/kvm.cfg' the guest configuration file does override
it, when there also is set.
runas = kvm_one

Then this process is running as user 'kvm_one'

= Fixes =
The ordinary fixes :)

Kvmtools

2010-12-08T04:13:09Z

Igraltist:

= kvm-admin =
'''What it does?'''
It can do the follow action: show, boot, shutdown, status and monitor.
Example, to get monitor's help:

<code>
kvm-admin my_guest monitor help
</code>

To get the command printed:

<code>
kvm-admin my_guest show
</code>

= Featurs =
It's add a bridge to a given bridge from guest configuration file.

The bridge(s) have to exists.
There can individual bridges on the system and each guest can assign to different bridge.
No need to add many script files and scriptdown files.
This is set automatic.

= Configuration File Format =
The guest configuration file have to placed in the directory 'domains'.
The format is taken 1:1 from the command line.

To use an qemu-kvm option which don't have a parameter, have to use:
variable = enabled

Global configuration varibales, which all guest should effected,
can write in 'config/kvm.cfg' file.

Exampe:
# have to set the path to qemu-kvm executable
qemu-kvm = /usr/bin/kvm

dammonize = enabled
localtime = enabled

Example format:
name = my_guest
smp = 2
m = 1024
# first drive
drive = file:/path_to_image_or_lvm,[and other options]
# second drive
drive = file:/path_to_image_or_lvm,[and other options]
cdrom = my_installer.iso
daemonize = enabled
localtime = enabled

Only one exception exist.
This is only for the '-net tap' option.
There have to add an option for the bridge.

An example for tap option when using '-net nic':

# first network interface
net = nic,[and other options]
net = tap,ifname=my_iface_one,bridge=br0
# second network interface
net = nic,[and other options]
net = tap,ifname=my_iface_two,bridge=br1

= Download =
It can dowloaded on the mercurial repository on:

via Webbrowser:
http://hg.kasten-edv.de/kvm-tools (klick on bzip,gzip or zip link)

via mercurial:
hg clone http://hg.kasten-edv.de/kvm-tools
hg branches (to get a list)
hg update branch_nummer_to_latest_version

= Installation =
Please read the README for further information.

= Security=
To run the kvm process under a unprivileged user.

Add an user 'kvm' for example and add this in the guest configuration file.
runas = kvm

For each guest can assign an individual user.

When all guest should run as the user 'kvm' then add this in the global configurations file 'config/kvm.cfg'
runas = kvm

When is set in 'config/kvm.cfg' the guest configuration file does override
it, when there also is set.
runas = kvm_one

Then this process is running as user 'kvm_one'

= Fixes =
The ordinary fixes :)

Kvmtools

2010-11-27T20:58:01Z

Igraltist:

= kvm-admin =
'''What it does?'''
It can do the follow action: start, stop, shutdown, status and monitor.
Example, to get monitor's help:

<code>
kvm-admin my_guest monitor help
</code>

= Featurs =
It's add a bridge to a given bridge from guest configuration file.

The bridge(s) have to exists.
There can individual bridges on the system and each guest can assign to different bridge.
No need to add many script files and scriptdown files.
This is set automatic.

= Configuration File Format =
The guest configuration file have to placed in the directory 'domains'.
The format is taken 1:1 from the command line.

To use an qemu-kvm option which don't have a parameter, have to use:
variable = enabled

Global configuration varibales, which all guest should effected,
can write in 'config/kvm.cfg' file.

Exampe:
dammonize = enabled
localtime = enabled

Example format:
name = my_guest
smp = 2
m = 1024
# first drive
drive = file:/path_to_image_or_lvm,[and other options]
# second drive
drive = file:/path_to_image_or_lvm,[and other options]
cdrom = my_installer.iso
daemonize = enabled
localtime = enabled

Only one exception exist.
This is only for the '-net tap' option.
There have to add an option for the bridge.

An example for tap option when using '-net nic':

# first network interface
net = nic,[and other options]
net = tap,ifname=my_iface_one,bridge=br0
# second network interface
net = nic,[and other options]
net = tap,ifname=my_iface_two,bridge=br1

= Download =
It can dowloaded on the mercurial repository on:

via Webbrowser:
http://hg.kasten-edv.de/kvm-tools (klick on bzip,gzip or zip link)

via mercurial:
hg clone http://hg.kasten-edv.de/kvm-tools
hg branches (to get a list)
hg update branch_nummer_to_latest_version

= Installation =
Please read the README for further information.

= Security=
To run the kvm process under a unprivileged user.

Add an user 'kvm' for example and add this in the guest configuration file.
runas = kvm

For each guest can assign an individual user.

When all guest should run as the user 'kvm' then add this in the global configurations file 'config/kvm.cfg'
runas = kvm

When is set in 'config/kvm.cfg' the guest configuration file does override
it, when there also is set.
runas = kvm_one

Then this process is running as user 'kvm_one'

= Fixes =
Get windows 7 or vista to shutdown, when a progam is running on this guest.
Better structure for help message.
And the ordinaries fixes :)

Kvmtools

2010-11-27T20:57:03Z

Igraltist:

Kvmtools

2010-11-27T20:54:33Z

Igraltist:

Kvmtools

2010-11-27T20:53:58Z

Igraltist:

= kvm-admin =
'''What it does?'''
It can do the follow action: start, stop, shutdown, status and monitor.
Example, to get monitor's help:

<code>
kvm-admin my_guest monitor help
</code>

= Featurs =
It's add a bridge to a given bridge from guest configuration file.

The bridge(s) have to exists.
There can individual bridges on the system and each guest can assign to different bridge.
No need to add many script files and scriptdown files.
This is set automatic.

= Configuration File Format =
The guest configuration file have to placed in the directory 'domains'.
The format is taken 1:1 from the command line.

To use an qemu-kvm option which don't have a parameter, have to use:
variable = enabled

Global configuration varibales, which all guest should effected,
can write in 'config/kvm.cfg' file.

Exampe:
dammonize = enabled
localtime = enabled

Example format:
name = my_guest
smp = 2
m = 1024
# first drive
drive = file:/path_to_image_or_lvm,[and other options]
# second drive
drive = file:/path_to_image_or_lvm,[and other options]
cdrom = my_installer.iso
daemonize = enabled
localtime = enabled

Only one exception exist.
This is only for the '-net tap' option.
There have to add an option for the bridge.

An example for tap option when using '-net nic':

# first network interface
net = nic,[and other options]
net = tap,ifname=my_iface_one,bridge=br0
# second network interface
net = nic,[and other options]
net = tap,ifname=my_iface_two,bridge=br1

= Download =
It can dowloaded on the mercurial repository on:

via Webbrowser:
http://hg.kasten-edv.de/kvmtools (klick on bzip,gzip or zip link)

via mercurial:
hg clone http://hg.kasten-edv.de/kvmtools
hg branches (to get a list)
hg update branch_nummer_to_latest_version

= Installation =
Please read the README for further information.

= Security=
To run the kvm process under a unprivileged user.

Add an user 'kvm' for example and add this in the guest configuration file.
runas = kvm

For each guest can assign an individual user.

When all guest should run as the user 'kvm' then add this in the global configurations file 'config/kvm.cfg'
runas = kvm

When is set in 'config/kvm.cfg' the guest configuration file does override
it, when there also is set.
runas = kvm_one

Then this process is running as user 'kvm_one'

Kvmtools

2010-11-27T20:26:53Z

Igraltist:

Kvmtools

2010-11-27T20:24:29Z

Igraltist:

Kvmtools

2010-11-27T20:22:27Z

Igraltist:

Kvmtools

2010-11-27T20:07:39Z

Igraltist:

= kvm-admin =
'''What it does?'''
* It can do the follow action: start, stop, shutdown, status and monitor.\n
Example, to get monitor's help:
<code>
kvm-admin my_guest monitor help
</code>

Kvmtools

2010-11-27T20:05:42Z

Igraltist:

= kvm-admin =
<h1>What it does?</h1>
* It can do the follow action: start, stop, shutdown, status and monitor.\n
Example, to get monitor's help:
<source>
kvm-admin my_guest monitor help
</source>

HOWTO

2010-11-27T19:56:59Z

Igraltist:

= Howto's =

== General ==
* [http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/lnxinfo/v3r0m0/index.jsp?topic=/liaai/kvminstall/liaaikvminstallstart.htm IBM Linux Blueprint: Quick Start Guide for installing and running KVM]
* [[HOWTO1 | Getting KVM to run on your machine]]
* [[choose the right kvm & kernel version]]
* [[How To Migrate From Vmware To KVM]]
* [http://www.basicsedv.de/bthesis.html Migrating User Mode Linux to Xen and KVM]

== Network related ==

* [[Networking| Setting guest network]]
* [[NetConsole| set up a network console]]

== Hardware related ==

* [[How to assign devices with VT-d in KVM]]
* [[Enable VT-X on Mac Pro (Early 2008)]]

=== USB ===
* [[usb related]]

=== Ethernet ===
* [[ethernet_related]]

=== PCI ===
* [[hotadd pci devices]]

=== Sound ===
* Using [[Sound]] in the guest

=== virtio ===

* [[boot from virtio block device]]
* [[Using VirtIO NIC|use virtio_net interface]] in the guest (Debian)

=== vhost ===
* [[UsingVhost|Using vhost]]

=== cdrom ===
* [[Change cdrom| Changing disks in the cdrom drive]]

== Operating System related ==

=== Gentoo ===
* [[KvmOnGentoo|KVM on Gentoo hosts]]

=== Ubuntu ===
* [http://www.howtoforge.com/using-kvm-on-ubuntu-gutsy-gibbon using-kvm-on-ubuntu-gutsy-gibbon]
* [[AnthonyLiguori/Networking| Setting up NAT with KVM in Ubuntu]]
* [https://help.ubuntu.com/community/KVM Running Guest Systems on Ubuntu 7.04 Feisty Fawn]
* [http://www.howtoforge.com/virtualization-with-kvm-on-ubuntu-9.04 Virtualization With KVM On Ubuntu 9.04 Jaunty]

=== Fedora ===
* [http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Virtualization_Quick_Start Fedora Virt Quick Start]

=== ArchLinux ===
* [http://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Kvm Setting up KVM on ArchLinux]
* [http://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Qemu Detailed QEMU Tutorial ]

=== BSD ===
* [http://www.linux-kvm.org/page/BSD KVM on BSD, FreeBSD]

=== Windows ===
* [[WindowsGuestDrivers|Information about guest drivers]]
* [[Windows7Install|Install Windows 7]]

=== Windows Vista ===
* [[Vista Networking Workaround]]

== Scripting & Software ==
* [[HowToConfigScript|Configuration Script for KVM]] - a complete management utility, configuration file format, and init script.
* [http://www.roessner-net.com/?p=219 Another script for KVM] - Init scripts for kvm, using it with time scheduled start order (German)
* [[simple shell script to manage your virtual machine with bridged networking]]
* [http://www.papercut.com/blog/chris/2008/11/14/using-kvm-to-securely-host-servers-in-a-dmz/ Hosting your VMs in a DMZ] - a management and configuration script to assist with setting up a VM in a semi-secured demilitarized zone.
* [http://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Bare-metal_ISO_Installer Bare-metal] installer with KVM
* [[kvmtools|Python scripts to manage qemu-kvm guest from cmdline]] - yet anoth er qemu-kvm script

=== libvirt ===

* [[Running libvirt with KVM]]

== Other ==

* [[HOWTO VMGL]] - OpenGL support for Linux guests

HOWTO

2010-11-27T19:56:31Z

Igraltist:

= Howto's =

== General ==
* [http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/lnxinfo/v3r0m0/index.jsp?topic=/liaai/kvminstall/liaaikvminstallstart.htm IBM Linux Blueprint: Quick Start Guide for installing and running KVM]
* [[HOWTO1 | Getting KVM to run on your machine]]
* [[choose the right kvm & kernel version]]
* [[How To Migrate From Vmware To KVM]]
* [http://www.basicsedv.de/bthesis.html Migrating User Mode Linux to Xen and KVM]

== Network related ==

* [[Networking| Setting guest network]]
* [[NetConsole| set up a network console]]

== Hardware related ==

* [[How to assign devices with VT-d in KVM]]
* [[Enable VT-X on Mac Pro (Early 2008)]]

=== USB ===
* [[usb related]]

=== Ethernet ===
* [[ethernet_related]]

=== PCI ===
* [[hotadd pci devices]]

=== Sound ===
* Using [[Sound]] in the guest

=== virtio ===

* [[boot from virtio block device]]
* [[Using VirtIO NIC|use virtio_net interface]] in the guest (Debian)

=== vhost ===
* [[UsingVhost|Using vhost]]

=== cdrom ===
* [[Change cdrom| Changing disks in the cdrom drive]]

== Operating System related ==

=== Gentoo ===
* [[KvmOnGentoo|KVM on Gentoo hosts]]

=== Ubuntu ===
* [http://www.howtoforge.com/using-kvm-on-ubuntu-gutsy-gibbon using-kvm-on-ubuntu-gutsy-gibbon]
* [[AnthonyLiguori/Networking| Setting up NAT with KVM in Ubuntu]]
* [https://help.ubuntu.com/community/KVM Running Guest Systems on Ubuntu 7.04 Feisty Fawn]
* [http://www.howtoforge.com/virtualization-with-kvm-on-ubuntu-9.04 Virtualization With KVM On Ubuntu 9.04 Jaunty]

=== Fedora ===
* [http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Virtualization_Quick_Start Fedora Virt Quick Start]

=== ArchLinux ===
* [http://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Kvm Setting up KVM on ArchLinux]
* [http://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Qemu Detailed QEMU Tutorial ]

=== BSD ===
* [http://www.linux-kvm.org/page/BSD KVM on BSD, FreeBSD]

=== Windows ===
* [[WindowsGuestDrivers|Information about guest drivers]]
* [[Windows7Install|Install Windows 7]]

=== Windows Vista ===
* [[Vista Networking Workaround]]

== Scripting & Software ==
* [[HowToConfigScript|Configuration Script for KVM]] - a complete management utility, configuration file format, and init script.
* [http://www.roessner-net.com/?p=219 Another script for KVM] - Init scripts for kvm, using it with time scheduled start order (German)
* [[simple shell script to manage your virtual machine with bridged networking]]
* [http://www.papercut.com/blog/chris/2008/11/14/using-kvm-to-securely-host-servers-in-a-dmz/ Hosting your VMs in a DMZ] - a management and configuration script to assist with setting up a VM in a semi-secured demilitarized zone.
* [http://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Bare-metal_ISO_Installer Bare-metal] installer with KVM
* [[kvmtools|Python script to manage qemu-kvm guest from cmdline]] - yet anoth er qemu-kvm script

=== libvirt ===

* [[Running libvirt with KVM]]

== Other ==

* [[HOWTO VMGL]] - OpenGL support for Linux guests

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