Network Hosted Kernel Virtual Machine (KVM)
Many Cisco Devices allow you to host your own industry-standard KVM virtual machine directly in the network. Whether you're a for-profit Cisco partner, Open Source project, Educator or End User, this page will get you started crafting your own application.
Discover KVM compatible platforms
Explore KVM resources to get started
Getting Started
- Application Hosting in the Intelligent WAN
- Fundamentals of Service Containers
- Get started with your first application
- OVA content, resource definition and platform capability
- Packing script for creating yaml based OVA.
- Desktop user interface for managing virtual machines
Download and deploy a VM
- Demo VMA Linux desktop VM and setup guide (.pdf) with VNC, Wireshark, IPerf and a Minecraft Server
- DockerA virtual machine and developer guide (.pdf) preconfigured to host Docker Containers
- Tiny VMA minimal virtual machine and guide (.docx) to understand the basics or to start building your own app
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