A Vagrant 1.4+ plugin that adds a KVM provider to Vagrant, allowing Vagrant to control and provision KVM/QEMU VM.

This library can be used as a module for 'fog' or as standalone libvirt provider.

Use the same simple commandline api to manage cloud interfaces

Simplied interface to use ruby the libvirt ruby library

Pennyworth is a tool for running integration tests inside a network of virtual machines. It allows to define virtual machines, build them as Vagrant boxes and run them using libvirt and kvm in coordinated fashion in order to run the tests. These tests can be written in any language/framework, but the preferred combination is Ruby/RSpec, for which helpers are provided.

This library can be used as a module for 'fog' or as standalone libvirt provider.

See the README for details

This provides the ways that deal with mutiple virtualized and containerized solutions such as Libvirt(KVM) and LXD. This uses MAAS for bare-metal provision(KVM machine using Libvirt), DHCP and DNS. This will also provide the ways to deal with muchltiple development environment such as development, stage and production.

Expect a better description in the future

ruby-libvirt is only a mapped api and unrubish. libvirt-ext extents functionality to be more rubish.

Testing puppet using kvm and cucumber

you can easy backup virtual machines

virtop provides an overview of virtual machines runned with a solution abstracted by libvirt.

vmit makes easy to maintain and run virtual machines.