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I'd usually recommend just using KVM on Fedora/CentOS, but if you're not that Linux savy or don't want to spend time fiddling around I'd probably say give Proxm
by smcleod 7y ago
I'd usually recommend just using KVM on Fedora/CentOS, but if you're not that Linux savy or don't want to spend time fiddling around I'd probably say give Proxmox a go, or XCP-ng if you want something that's easier to cluster between hosts but don't mind the storage not being quite as quick.
- op00to 7y agoYou don’t have to be that Linux savvy to manage virtual machines with Cockpit.