Description: An Open Virtualization Manager is a management tool designed to facilitate the administration of virtualized environments that use open-source technologies. These tools allow system administrators to efficiently create, configure, and manage virtual machines, optimizing the use of physical resources and improving the flexibility of IT infrastructure. Through graphical or command-line interfaces, open virtualization managers offer functionalities such as snapshot creation, live migration of virtual machines, management of virtual networks, and performance monitoring. Their open-source nature allows users to customize and adapt the tool to their specific needs, fostering an active community that contributes to the ongoing development and improvement of the software. Additionally, these managers are often compatible with multiple hypervisors, allowing them to integrate into various virtualization architectures across different types of environments. In a world where efficiency and scalability are crucial, open virtualization managers have become a popular choice for organizations looking to reduce costs and increase operational agility.
