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windows and linux have native solutions, for macos there's vmware and parallels, but really, virtualbox is fine too, unless your are this big company with hundr
by Scarbutt 7y ago
windows and linux have native solutions, for macos there's vmware and parallels, but really, virtualbox is fine too, unless your are this big company with hundreds of deployments and have to think hard about licensing.
- pbreit 7y agoAnything free or inexpensive?
- Scarbutt 7y agovirtualbox is fine (but don't know your needs exactly).
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- Jonnax 7y agoIf you're running Linux, virt-manager works fine for a lot of scenarios. If you want to provision a server as a VM host, Proxmox free version is pretty good but you have to manually update it.
- OrangeMango 7y agoI've been running Multipass [0] by Canonical for the past few months and it has been great. [0] https://multipass.run/ https://multipass.run/
- programd 7y agoBig caveat: multipass does not support bridged networking so you can't configure your VM as just another server on a local network. See this issue: https://github.com/CanonicalLtd/multipass/issues/118 https://github.com/CanonicalLtd/multipass/issues/118