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Not: because you would either lose platform-specific functionality between whatever hypervisor the different vendors happen to use, or you would get multiple AP
by oneplane 6y ago
Not: because you would either lose platform-specific functionality between whatever hypervisor the different vendors happen to use, or you would get multiple APIs. I'm sure attempts other than libvirt exist, but nobody has really succeeded. It's all either Xen, KVM, or VMWare so far, and a little bit of Hyper-V, and none of them are compatible.