Add WebKVM to the "Applications using libvirt" page
Hello Libvirt developers, I have developed an open-source web interface for managing QEMU/KVM virtual machines called WebKVM, and I would love to propose adding it to the "Applications using libvirt" page on the official website. Project Details: Name: WebKVM Description: A lightweight, web-based management interface for QEMU/KVM built in Go. It connects directly to the standard libvirt daemon (qemu:///system) via the native libvirt Go bindings, offering domain management, resource metrics, storage/network visibility, and browser-based consoles (noVNC, SPICE, RDP, and serial). Repository: https://github.com/Slaker19/webkvm License: Open Source (GPLv3) Please let me know if WebKVM qualifies to be listed on the page, or if you prefer me to submit a patch / GitLab Merge Request against the documentation repository directly. Thank you for your time and for maintaining such a great ecosystem. Best regards, Alvin (Slaker19)
On Thu, Oct 01, 2026 at 23:22:43 +0200, Alvin Enrique Perez Perdomo wrote:
Hello Libvirt developers,
I have developed an open-source web interface for managing QEMU/KVM virtual machines called WebKVM, and I would love to propose adding it to the "Applications using libvirt" page on the official website.
Project Details: Name: WebKVM
Description: A lightweight, web-based management interface for QEMU/KVM built in Go. It connects directly to the standard libvirt daemon (qemu:///system) via the native libvirt Go bindings, offering domain management, resource metrics, storage/network visibility, and browser-based consoles (noVNC, SPICE, RDP, and serial).
Repository: https://github.com/Slaker19/webkvm
License: Open Source (GPLv3)
Please let me know if WebKVM qualifies to be listed on the page
Absolutely.
or if you prefer me to submit a patch
Yes please, a patch for docs/apps.rst would be ideal. Thanks, Jirka
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Jiri Denemark