Qemudo

Qemudo is an impressive web interface designed for QEMU that allows users to control and access multiple virtual machines (guest systems) running on one or more remote physical machines (host systems). The software offers an easy-to-use web interface that allows users to create, start up, shut down, reset, and access virtual machines. The software utilizes a VNC applet to provide access to the virtual machines. Qemudo has been specifically designed to function in a cluster environment, providing a unified view of all the VMs running on a cluster of physical machines.

Apart from the cluster environment, Qemudo can also be used to manage just a couple of VMs running locally. However, there is a known issue that Qemudo users need to be aware of. A core component of Qemudo, qsh, may crash with the error message 'send: Cannot determine peer address' due to a Perl bug.

Qemudo has recently released an upgraded version with several new features such as support for the new -vnc option syntax in QEMU 0.9.0, and the creation of qemudorc shell script by qd. The new release also fixes a Perl bug in qsh that replaces sockname() with hostpath(). The installation documentation has been improved to provide users with a better understanding of the software.

Overall, Qemudo is a comprehensive tool that offers an easy-to-use web interface for QEMU. It saves users valuable time and minimizes the learning curve associated with managing virtual machines. It is a must-have for users who are looking for an efficient and effective way to manage virtual machines.