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Run Kubernetes VMs
like a platform.

Every KubeVirt shop ends up with the same pile of one-off scripts for create, snapshot, migrate, backup, and access control. Zorvia replaces that pile with one real backend — CLI, interactive TUI, and a signed-in web console, all driving the same API, all wired to real Kubernetes objects underneath. No fake dashboards, no dead buttons.

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Zorvia dashboard

The Zorvia web console — CLI, TUI, and web all driving the same API.

Stop hand-writing VM CRDs

KubeVirt gives you the primitives — VirtualMachine, VirtualMachineInstance, DataVolume — but not an operator experience. Teams end up writing their own scripts for the same handful of operations, over and over, with no shared backend and no consistent access control.

Zorvia is that backend: one real API behind the CLI, the interactive TUI, and the web console, all reading and writing real Kubernetes objects — not a parallel state store that can drift from the cluster.

CLI, TUI, and web — one API

Create, snapshot, migrate, backup, and manage access from whichever surface fits the moment, all driving the same backend against real Kubernetes objects.

Snapshots, done right

First-class VM snapshot management wired to real KubeVirt/CDI objects, not a parallel bookkeeping system that can drift from the cluster.

Disk and network management

Manage VM disks and networking without hand-editing YAML for every routine change.

Drift guard

Catch configuration drift between what's declared and what's actually running in the cluster.

Golden images & OS templates

Standardize on golden images and OS templates instead of every VM starting from a bespoke, hand-tuned spec.

Guest insight & change planning

See what a change will actually do before you apply it, and what state the guest is actually in — not just what the CRD says.

Apache-2.0, KubeVirt-native

Apache-2.0 licensed, written in Rust. Zorvia doesn't reimplement VM execution — it's a real backend and UX layer on top of KubeVirt's own CRDs, so what you see in the CLI, TUI, or web console is what's actually running in the cluster.

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CI statusApache 2.0 license

Want to talk it through?

Zorvia is Apache-2.0 and free to run in production. Reach out if you want to talk through a KubeVirt rollout or what Zorvia looks like at fleet scale.

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