/g/ - what virtualization software are you using, anon? - Technology

Anonymous

07/23/24(Tue)17:00:38 No.101539631

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what virtualization software are you using, anon?

Anonymous
07/23/24(Tue)17:04:17 No.101539703

Anonymous 07/23/24(Tue)17:04:17 No.101539703

Azure on azure
Esxi on premises
Moving to openshift
Vmware on own pc for lab stuff

Anonymous
07/23/24(Tue)17:04:50 No.101539720

Anonymous 07/23/24(Tue)17:04:50 No.101539720

vmware

Anonymous
07/23/24(Tue)17:09:17 No.101539819

Anonymous 07/23/24(Tue)17:09:17 No.101539819

>>101539631
vbox is good enough for me
thinking about trying qemu out some more though

Anonymous
07/23/24(Tue)17:22:21 No.101540040

Anonymous 07/23/24(Tue)17:22:21 No.101540040

>>101539703
>Azure on azure
Whoa genius.
>Moving to openshift
Red Hat k8s isn't virtualization. You can't run Windows on it without KVM in a container.

Anonymous
07/23/24(Tue)17:25:06 No.101540106

Anonymous 07/23/24(Tue)17:25:06 No.101540106

>>101539631
proxmox
no particular reason, just werks and has just werked since forever

Anonymous
07/23/24(Tue)17:25:40 No.101540119

Anonymous 07/23/24(Tue)17:25:40 No.101540119

>>101540040
They call them "pods" but its still a short-lived virtual machine running a specific app, just like azure app services

Anonymous
07/23/24(Tue)20:33:45 No.101542971

Anonymous 07/23/24(Tue)20:33:45 No.101542971

>>101539631
VirtualBox. I only use it for MS Office and Adobe Acrobat anyway, so no need for great performance or customizability.
For production server stuff I don't use virtualization at all, just Docker.