# Infrastructure resources

The **Infrastructure Resources** section allows administrators to configure and manage the infrastructure components used by Bekane.

This page centralizes the management of:

* [Hypervisors](/aministrator-docs/instance-configuration/infrastructure-resources.md#creating-and-managing-hypervisors)
* [Infrastructure pools and templates](#creating-and-managing-pools-and-templates)

From this interface, you can quickly onboard new virtualization platforms and organize resources.

## Creating and Managing Hypervisors

Hypervisors are the core infrastructure components used by Bekane to manage and interact with your virtual machines.

Once configured, Bekane can:

* Discover available virtual machines
* Organize resources into pools
* Manage virtual machine lifecycle operations
* Provide remote access and provisioning features

### Quick Hypervisor Configuration

Bekane provides a quick configuration wizard to simplify the creation of hypervisors and infrastructure pools.

From the web interface, navigate to:

```
Administration → Infrastructure → Infrastructure Resources → "+"
```

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The quick setup wizard allows you to rapidly:

* Create a new hypervisor
* Configure connection settings
* Create or associate infrastructure pools / templates
* Enable virtual machine synchronization
* Prepare the environment for virtual machine discovery and management

This is the recommended method for initial infrastructure onboarding.

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{% hint style="info" %}
During the hypervisor configuration process, you can quickly create new pools and templates by clicking the **“+”** buttons located next to the corresponding fields.

This allows you to configure your infrastructure resources without leaving the current setup page.
{% endhint %}

### Hypervisors Datatable

Navigate to:

```
Administration → Infrastructure → Infrastructure Resources → Hypervisors
```

The **Hypervisors** tab displays all configured hypervisors in a datatable view.

This page provides an overview of your infrastructure connections and allows administrators to manage existing hypervisors.

Typical information displayed includes:

* Hypervisor name
* Type
* Host or API endpoint
* Node name
* Associated pools
* Associated templates

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#### Available Actions

Each hypervisor entry provides management actions such as:

* **Edit**\
  Update the hypervisor configuration and connection settings.
* **Remove**\
  Delete the hypervisor from the platform.

{% hint style="warning" %}
Removing a hypervisor may also impact associated pools, templates, and virtual machine synchronization.
{% endhint %}

## Creating and Managing Pools and Templates

Navigate to:

```
Administration → Infrastructure → Infrastructure Resources → Proxmox Resources
```

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The **Proxmox Resources** section allows administrators to create and manage resources used to synchronize and organize virtual machines within the infrastructure.

You can create two types of resources:

* **Pool**
* **Template**

### Creation Fields

When creating a new resource, fill in the following fields:

* **Type**\
  Defines whether the resource is a pool or a template.
* **Name**\
  Name of the pool or template.
* **Description**\
  Optional description to provide additional context.

{% hint style="warning" %}
The pool or template name must exactly match the corresponding resource name configured on the Proxmox infrastructure.\
Incorrect names may prevent proper VM synchronization and resource association.
{% endhint %}

### Proxmox Resources Datatable

The datatable lists all configured pools and templates.

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#### Available actions:

* **Edit**\
  Update the resource name, type, or description.
* **Remove**\
  Delete the resource from the platform.


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