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Having ran my home (and work) lab environments with many different virtualization systems, in the end, I always keep coming back to VMware. ESXi in particular.
by Natales 7y ago
Having ran my home (and work) lab environments with many different virtualization systems, in the end, I always keep coming back to VMware. ESXi in particular. These days, with GPU pass-through, you can make it a workstation and a server at the same time. It's free for personal use and it's rock solid.
- gschrader 7y agoIn the same vein, Proxmox is another choice, it's open source (or you can pay for support), also allows for GPU pass-through.
- close04 7y agoXenServer would be another similar choice that supports GPU passthrough. Depends a lot on what you're used to.
- gnufx 7y agoProxmox is a management layer over LVM (and LXC), not a different virtualization technology.
- gschrader 7y agoI assume you mean KVM. Yes it's based on existing technologies, I wouldn't necessarily call it just a management layer however.
- nixpulvis 7y agoAny idea if one can emulate different versions of OpenGL too? I'm trying to figure out a sustainable way to test across versions without needing a lot of hardware.
- xemdetia 7y agoKVM and libvirt also support GPU pass through.