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KVM Virsh Command Examples on CentOS / RHEL

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virsh is the interface or command for managing the virtual machines based on KVM hypervisor. On virsh interface virtual machines are identified by their domain names.

virsh is the interface or command for managing the virtual machines based on KVM hypervisor. On virsh interface virtual machines are identified by their domain names , so virsh is generally used to list current domains , to create , pause & shutdown domains. Virsh comes under GNU Lesser General Public Licenseand supports Xen, QEmu, KVM, LXC, OpenVZ, VirtualBox and VMware ESX.

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