The management of virtualization involves the operation of computer systems in virtual form, enabling users to seamlessly run applications from different operating systems without the need to switch between them. The purpose of virtualization management is to provide software that interacts with both virtual environments and physical hardware, streamlining resource management, enhancing data analysis capabilities, and simplifying overall operations. Although each virtualization management system is distinct, most offer user-friendly interfaces that facilitate tasks such as creating virtual machines (VMs), monitoring virtual environments, allocating resources, generating reports, and automating rule enforcement.