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I know Hyper-V isn't particularly sexy around these parts but it appears to work there as well. It doesn't support the Hyper-V integration services but that's p
by jimmcslim 12y ago
I know Hyper-V isn't particularly sexy around these parts but it appears to work there as well. It doesn't support the Hyper-V integration services but that's par for the course for most Linux distributions.
- outside1234 12y agoLinux with Hyper-V is included in almost all modern Linux kernels as I understand it.
- lucasjans 12y agoHyper-V support interests, me, as I have a cluster of Windows hosts and would love to add CoreOS to the mix and deploy to my private cloud when needed. CoreOS is putting some effort into Hyper-V support. There's a way to get it working, though I haven't tried. Hopefully there's an elegant solution soon. https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/coreos-dev/S3lbY2BV4bo https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/coreos-dev/S3lbY2BV4...