kvm-configurator creates a virtual machines and registers it with qemu.
The program can help you if you don't want to or can't use tools like virt-manager. Or if you don't feel like using commands like this:
virt-install \
--name guest1-rhel7 \
--memory 2048 \
--vcpus 2 \
--disk size=8 \
--cdrom /path/to/rhel7.iso \
--os-variant rhel7- Easy: Assisted creation of virtual machines
- Automatoin: Created VMs are automatically registered (not started) and are immediately ready for use
- Customizable: Default values can be customized individually via a YAML file
- Reuse & backup: Create VM configurations are also saved as XML files
kvm-configurator/
│
├─ oslist.yaml # Central YAML configuration (OS list + filepaths)
│
├─ internal/
│ ├─ config/ # Loading and validating YAML data
│ │ └─ config.go
│ ├─ model/ # Data models & helper logic
│ │ └─ model.go
│ ├─ fileutils/ # File utilities (ListFiles, PromptSelection)
│ │ └─ fileutils.go
│ ├─ engine/ # Core logic: Calling virt-install & XML handling
│ │ └─ engine.go
│ ├─ ui/ # User interaction (menus, inputs, summary, colours)
│ │ ├─ colours.go
│ │ ├─ progress.go
│ │ └─ ui.go
│ ├─ utils/
│ │ ├─ status.go
│ │ └─ tabwriter.go
│ └─ prereq/ # Checks whether necessary programs are installed
│ └─ prereq.go
├─ kvmtools/ # kvm-tools
│ ├─ action.go
│ ├─ menu.go
│ ├─ vminfo.go
│ └─ vmmenu.go
│
└─ main.go # Entry point, orchestrates the entire workflow
Install from AUR
yay -S kvm-configuratorDownload the two files oslist.yaml and kvm-config_x.x. Set kvm-config_x.x as an executable file:
chmod +x configuratorand start the program with
./configurator✅ NixOS
✅ GuideOS (Debian-based)
✅ Solus
kvm-configurator is licensed under the MIT License.

