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Is there any advantage of this over Qemu/kvm which I believe is supported on the Raspberry Pi?
by papaf 6y ago
Is there any advantage of this over Qemu/kvm which I believe is supported on the Raspberry Pi?
- 1MachineElf 6y agoMy employer recently added Pi support for their agent-based monitoring solution. There's also a VMware integration too. Now I can test both the Pi and the VMware functionality with a single device.
- space_ghost 6y agoCentralized management would be a plus in some circles.
- fulafel 6y agolibvirt (https://libvirt.org/apps.html https://libvirt.org/apps.html) does this for kvm and works on Pi.
- znpy 6y agoIn that sense, Proxmox should really receive more attention. It's basically a clone of VMWare, but virtualization is based on KVM/Qemu, and can also boot LXC containers. It's free and open source (it's based on Debian) but you can buy a license that translates to support. edit: doesn't work on raspberry pi AFAIK, though.