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The control plane
for KubeVirt VMs.

Create, operate, and govern Kubernetes VMs end to end — CLI, interactive TUI, and a signed-in web console on one API. Templates and profiles to ship, hotplug and live migrate to run, console/VNC/SSH to reach the guest, RBAC and quotas to stay safe, audit export to prove who did what. Every action hits live cluster objects.

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Zorvia dashboard

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

KubeVirt runs the VMs. Zorvia runs the platform.

KubeVirt gives you the primitives — VirtualMachine, VirtualMachineInstance, DataVolume. Zorvia gives you the operator surface: shared auth, day-2 lifecycle, guest access, guardrails, and audit on top of those same objects.

One real API behind the CLI, the interactive TUI, and the web console — reading and writing live cluster state, not a parallel 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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