Current implementation of Kimchi enables only users with root access (sudo ALL) to create and manage virtual machines. Once the virtual machine is created, 'normal users' access to the guest created can be granted by changing the virtual machine permission configuration. There are two different use cases (one of them related in [1]) which 'normal' users or users with virtualization permission can be able to create and manage virtual machines. Since Ginger's User Management feature provides a schema to add users in one of fours different profiles (Regular, Regular (No shell), Virt User and Administrator) this RFC comes to propose a change in the implementation to make 'Virt User's (user added to system's kvm group) be able to: 1. create new virtual machines, based in already created templates (templates creation/edition continue only granted to admin users); and 2. use/edit guests which the user was added in guest's permission list. Any comments and suggestions are welcome. Best regards, -- Paulo Ricardo Paz Vital Linux Technology Center, IBM Systems http://www.ibm.com/linux/ltc/