First phase of project is to provide following scripts:

Conventions

1. project directory layout
2. virtual machine directory
3. monitor locking
4. snapshot management

features

• desktop integration - provided with SPICE client, you get seamless mouse integration, clipboard sharing and automatic screen resolution adjustment. You may need to install spice-guest-tools into virtual machine to get this functionality.
• sound - you get VM sound automatically redirected to your spice client
• usb - you can connect host usb devices using vws script or connect devices from the machine where your spice client is run via its GUI.
• cdrom - you can "insert" or "eject" iso images into virtual machine CD-ROM drive
• remote access - by default VM is accessable via localhost only. If you set environment variable SPICE_PASSWORD to some password, you can access VMs via network using this password.
• snapshots - you can start VM in snapshot mode, where no changes to VM filesystem is save after VM shutdown. You can have stack of on-disk snapshots of known-good vm state, which can be restored anytime (but only powered-off vms can be snapshotted or reverted).
• moving around - you can copy vm to other host (when it is powered off) just copying its files.
• Easy import. You can create VMs based on virtual disk images from VMWare, Virtual box, virt-manager and so on. Any image, understandable by qemu-img would do

Requirements and system preparation

1. Software requirements
2. Setting up bridge interface
3. Users and groups
4. Installation
5. client configuration

scripts

1. vm script
2. Virtual machine creator
3. vws
4. bridgecfg
5. find_free_port
6. vws.conf