This server provides comprehensive virtualization management capabilities across VMs, networks, storage, snapshots, sandboxes, and AI-driven workflows.

VM Lifecycle Management

• List, create, start, stop, delete, clone, reset, pause, and resume VMs

• Support for a wide range of OS types (Ubuntu, Debian, Fedora, Windows 10/11, macOS, etc.)

• Configure memory (MB) and disk size (GB) at creation time

Network Management

• List, create, and remove host-only networks

• List and configure VM network adapters (NAT, bridged, host-only, internal, generic, NAT network)

Snapshot Management

• List, create, restore, and delete VM snapshots with optional descriptions

Storage Management

• Manage storage controllers (IDE, SATA, SCSI, SAS, USB, PCIe): list, create, remove

• Create and attach virtual disks to VMs

System Diagnostics

• Get host system info, VirtualBox version, and supported OS types

• Retrieve VM performance metrics and take screenshots of running VMs

Docker Sandbox Management

• Run ephemeral code snippets (Python, JavaScript, Bash) in throwaway containers

• Execute host files in isolated containers

• Create and manage persistent stateful Docker sessions (run commands, read/write files, destroy sessions)

Agentic VM Workflows

• Get AI-suggested VM configurations for a given use case (e.g., CI runner, malware sandbox)

• Generate step-by-step sandbox workflow plans (spin-up → work → snapshot → tear-down)

• Execute autonomous multi-step VM orchestration goals via natural language

Tool Discovery

• List all available tools, filter by category or search term

• Get detailed info and JSON schemas for any tool

• Access general server help and quick-start documentation

Allows downloading Debian ISO images and setting up automated installations with dev tools via autoinstall.yaml.

Allows downloading Ubuntu ISO images and setting up automated installations with dev tools via autoinstall.yaml.

Provides tools for creating, managing, and controlling VirtualBox virtual machines, including lifecycle operations (start, stop, pause, snapshot, delete), networking (NAT, bridged, host-only, port forwarding), and unattended installations.

1. Click on "Install Server".

2. Wait a few minutes for the server to deploy. Once ready, it will show a "Started" state.

3. In the chat, type @ followed by the MCP server name and your instructions, e.g., "@virtualization-mcp create an Ubuntu 24.04 VM, attach the ISO, and set up port forwarding"

That's it! The server will respond to your query, and you can continue using it as needed.

Here is a step-by-step guide with screenshots.