QEMU 6.0
Semi-related question... I recently spent an evening trying to familiarize myself with virtualization tooling and my initial impression was that the CLI experience for kvm and hyper-v was rather clunky compared to let's say docker, gcloud, ignite and kubectl. Also a lot of the learning material seems to be oriented towards GUI. It could be that I just haven't spent enough time with kvm and hyper-v. I've spent a LOT of time on those other tools so maybe I'm just more used to them.Is there good CLI tooling available for virtualization? I would say that I'm looking for the "on-prem" experience where I start by configuring a virtual network, download some unmodified ISOs directly from the operating system vendor, provision my headless virtual machines with a combination of Powershell, Answer files, Bash and Kickstart. I then provide services like DHCP and DNS using my virtual machines rather than the built-in mechanism provided by the virtualization tooling.