How to transfer vm from Virt manager to ovirt - virtual-machine

Hello someone please help me solve this problem. I have four VM:
VM database 1,
VM database 2,
VM database 3,
VM for APPS(TNMS)
All this VM I create in virt-manager, I am using CentOs7. And I have 3 server, this server, setup using Ovirt.
node a
node b
node c
My question is how to transfer all file VM in the virt-manager to Ovirt ?

I wrote a little Perl script for importing virtual machines into oVirt that may be useful. Documentation is in the script.

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