1. A system for operating a virtual operating environment over a distributed network, the system comprising: a memory; at least one computing processor; and a module stored in the memory, said module comprising instruction code executable by the at least one computing processor, and structured to cause the at least one computing processor to: create a virtual operating environment, wherein the virtual operating environment is hosted on a physical machine accessible via a distributed network, wherein the physical machine is configured to receive operational commands over the distributed network for controlling the virtual operating environment, wherein the virtual operating environment is virtualized by the physical machine, and wherein the virtual operating environment accesses hardware components of the physical machine to perform at least one preconfigured function; categorize the virtual operating environment using a tiered data structure, wherein each tier of the tiered data structure defines an attribute for categorizing the virtual operating environment, wherein each tier of the multiple tiered data structure may comprise one or more sub-tiers, thereby forming a parent/child relationship, wherein the sub-tier is associated with the attribute of each parent tier, wherein categorizing the virtual operating environment comprises assigning the virtual operating environment to a selected tier of the tiered data-structure such that the virtual operating environment is defined by the attribute of the selected tier and attributes of each parent tier of the selected tier; generate a graphical representation of the tiered data structure for display via a user computing device, wherein the graphical representation of the tiered data structure illustrates at least each of the tiers of the tiered data structure in a hierarchical format, and illustration of the physical machine displayed under at least one of the tiers of the tiered data structure, and an illustration of the virtual operating environment displayed under the illustration of the physical machine, wherein the illustration of the virtual operating environment enables a user to communicate an operational request to cause the virtual operating environment to perform a function associated with the operational request, wherein the illustration of the virtual operating environment comprises an operational status of the virtual operating environment, wherein the illustration of the physical machine accessible via the distributed network enables the user to communicate a second request to perform at least one command to control the physical machine, and wherein the illustration of the physical machine comprises a graphical representation of the operational status of the physical machine; communicate a first command to the physical machine for causing the virtual operating environment to perform the function associated with the operational request based on the user interacting with the illustration of the virtual operating environment of the graphical representation of the tiered data structure; receive, from the virtual operating environment, an updated status based on the virtual operating environment executing the function associated with the operational request; update the illustration of the virtual operating environment based on receiving the updated status; determine that creating a second virtual operating environment will not cause an amount of processing power available to the virtual operating environment to decrease below a defined threshold; communicate a second command to the physical machine causing the second virtual operating environment to be created based on determining that creating the second virtual operating environment will not cause the amount of processing power available to the virtual operating environment to decrease below the defined threshold; determine that the second virtual operating environment operates in tandem with the virtual operating environment; receive a request to startup the second virtual operating environment; determine that the virtual operating environment is not running; communicate a command to the physical machine causing the virtual operating environment to startup; determine that the virtual operating environment is running; and communicate a command causing the second virtual operating environment to startup.