Virtual Machine Manager The virt-manager application is a desktop user interface for managing virtual machines through libvirt It primarily targets KVM VMs, but also manages Xen and LXC (linux containers)
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Virtual Machine Manager Download Install it from your OS distribution (others coming soon) # yum install virt-manager (Fedora) # apt-get install virt-manager (Debian) # emerge virt-manager (Gentoo) # pkg_add virt-manager (OpenBSD) Or grab the source release Communicate Join the virt-managermailing list or try the IRC channel #virt on OFTC
Virtual Machine Manager What is the process to build install virt-manager? : Instructions are in the virt-manager git INSTALL file What other libraries are needed prior to installing virt-manager? : The best reference for up to date dependencies is the virt-manager RPM spec file Look for any line with ‘Requires:’ in it How do I contribute to virt-manager?
Virtual Machine Manager virt-manager code is managed using the Git source control tool The mainline development repository can be viewed online here, and can be cloned with: git clone https: github com virt-manager virt-manager git The virt-viewer project code is hosted on gitlab com and can be cloned with: git clone https: gitlab com virt-viewer virt-viewer git
Virtual Machine Manager Screenshots Virtual machine list The main window shows the list of hypervisors and the guests they host, along with performance summary for any running guests New connection Multiple hypervisor connections are permitted, to both local and remote hosts Host details The host details dialog shows a summary of host performance Host virtual networks Virtual networks are used to connect virtual
Virtual Machine Manager Communicate Mailing lists The project no longer uses mailing lists for discussion The archives are still available to preserve the historical record For bug reports and user questions, please see the Bugs page IRC Developers can sometimes be found in the #virt channel on OFTC
Virtual Machine Manager If you are using virt-manager virt-install or virt-viewer packages provided by your OS distribution vendor, it is preferable to report bugs in their own bug tracker first