Description: Guest Configuration Management in virtualization environments refers to the process of managing the settings and configurations of guest operating systems running within virtual machines (VMs). This process is crucial for ensuring that VMs operate optimally and securely. Through Guest Configuration Management, administrators can apply specific configurations to each VM, such as driver installation, network configuration, and update management. Additionally, it allows for the integration of management tools that facilitate the monitoring and maintenance of virtual machines. This management is carried out using integration services that enable communication between the host and guest operating systems, resulting in better resource management and more efficient performance. The ability to manage guest configurations also contributes to security, as it allows for centralized application of security policies and firewall settings. In summary, Guest Configuration Management is an essential function in virtualization that optimizes the management of virtualized environments, ensuring that each guest operating system is properly configured to meet operational and security requirements.