- UMLd
- A daemon to manage the startup/shutdown and creating UML instances.
- umlmgr - A front-end tool to manage running UML instances.
- UML Builder - A tool to build uml root filesystem images (OS installations that you can use in uml). Works with RPM-based distributions.
- uml switch2
- mkuml (Moved from mkuml) - A set of scripts that will build a Slackware filesystem for UML.
- VNUML - An XML based language to define and start virtual network scenarios based on UML.
- UMLazi - A management tool for configuring and running User-Mode Linux based virtual machines.
- vmon - Lightweight tool for running and monitoring multiple User-Mode-Linux virtual machines; written in Python.
- umvs - umvs is a utility, written in C++ and the Bash scripting language, that is used to administrate user-mode Linux instances. The main goal of the application is to simplify the configuration and administration of UMLs. Furthemore umvs make use of a templating system, making it easy to have different UML configurations.
- MLN - MLN (My Linux Network) is a perl program that can be used to create a complete network of User-Mode-Linux systems from a configuration file. The goal is to ease the configuration and management of virtual networks. User-Mode Linux is a great tool for testing and learning. MLN builds and configures filesystem templates based on its descriptive and easy programming language and stores them in an organized manner. It also generates start and stop scripts for each virtual host, that enables you to manage a running virtual network by stopping individual virtual machines within a network and starting them again. MLN makes it possible to have serveral separate networks,projects, at once and even connecting them together if you want.
- Marionnet - A complete virtual network laboratory, with a user-friendly graphical user interface, written in OCaml and heavily based on UML. See also the status report on Marionnet in UMLArticles.
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