Introduzione

Ubuntu usa [http://www.linux-kvm.org/page/Main_Page KVM] come backend per la tecnologia di virtualizzazione e [http://libvirt.org/ libvirt] come suo toolkit/API. I frontend di libvirt per la gestione di VMs includono [http://virt-manager.et.redhat.com/ virt-manager] (GUI) o virsh (CLI). Opzioni per la gestione alternative includono [http://www.convirture.com/ convirt] (GUI) o [http://www.convirture.com/wiki/index.php?title=Convirt2_Installation convirt2] (WWW).

Documentazione

[/Installazione Installazione] - Installazione e rimozione di KVM (*************Prove7********tradurre tutorial)
[/Networking Networking] - Configurazione della rete; incluso il bridging (**************Prove8)
Guest Creation - Creazioni di differenti tipi di ospiti ******************prove9
[/Managing Guest Management] - Gestione degli ospiti; da linea di comando o graficamente ****************Prove10
[/Directly KVM Directly] - Utilizzo diretto di KVM (senza libvirt)**********************prove11
[/FAQ Domande frequenti] - Frequently asked questions, troubleshooting tips and other recommendations **************Prove12

The previous version of this page (which was documenting KVM for Feisty) has been moved to KVMFeisty
Also checkout the official docs, http://doc.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/serverguide/C/virtualization.html
The use case targeted when KVM was moved into main is "server virtualization". This means that even though KVM can be used to serve other purposes, it has been designed to be run on Ubuntu Server Edition to host non-graphical server operating systems. If you are looking for software to serve graphically-based virtual machines, VirtualBox, Parallels Workstation (or Parallels Desktop for Mac), or VMware Player/Server are more suitable alternatives.