You can manage virtualization in RHEL 10 by using the command line (CLI) or the web console graphical user interface (GUI).

Command-line interface

The CLI is the most powerful method of managing virtualization in RHEL 10. Prominent CLI commands for virtual machine (VM) management include:

• virsh - A versatile virtualization command-line utility and shell with a great variety of purposes, depending on the provided arguments. For example:
  • Starting and shutting down a VM - virsh start and virsh shutdown
  • Listing available VMs - virsh list
  • Creating a VM from a configuration file - virsh create
  • Entering a virtualization shell - virsh

  For more information, see the virsh(1) man page on your system.

• virt-install - A CLI utility for creating new VMs. For more information, see the virt-install(1) man page on your system.
• virt-xml - A utility for editing the configuration of a VM.
• guestfish - A utility for examining and modifying VM disk images. For more information, see the guestfish(1) man page on your system.

Graphical interface

• To manage virtualization in RHEL 10 in a GUI, you can use the RHEL 10 web console, also known as Cockpit. The web console provides a remotely accessible and easy-to-use GUI for managing VMs and virtualization hosts.