kFleet fits if…
- Your hypervisors use KVM/QEMU and libvirt.
- You want a self-hosted management layer.
- You also operate containers or Kubernetes.
kFleet use case
Manage KVM and libvirt virtual machines
kFleet brings machines from several hypervisors into one view and connects their lifecycle to backup, networking, permissions and auditing.
The short answer
With kFleet, a team can create and operate libvirt (KVM/QEMU), Lima and VirtualBox virtual machines from one interface: start, stop, cloud-init, snapshots, browser console and live migration between libvirt hypervisors.
From lifecycle to operations
A VM is not isolated inside a hypervisor console: it appears in inventory and topology and can be linked to network rules, certificates, risks and backup plans.
- Image-based creation and cloud-init
- Snapshots and live migration
- Live libvirt backup and controlled restore
Traceable changes
Configuration is versioned, comparable and revertible. Operations use the same roles and audit trail as the rest of the infrastructure.
Is it the right tool for you?
Limits to know
- kFleet does not currently manage Proxmox VE.
- kFleet complements hypervisors; it does not replace their virtualisation engine.