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View Poll Results: Virtualization Application of the Year
Last year, after 10 years using Xen on Debian in my lab I migrated to Proxmox. At its core it's Debian and KVM, but there are extensive libraries and UI implemented by Proxmox for VM management. I would vote for that if it were an option.
I would vote both QEMU and KVM if I could. Since discovering KVM and rediscovering QEMU, this is the obvious choice. It covers all needs and does things as easy (if you want) as any virtualbox or similar stuff.
I've used Virtualbox in the past, but it holds nothing on KVM/QEMU, so there is no reason not to use KVM/QEMU instead.
I would vote both QEMU and KVM if I could. Since discovering KVM and rediscovering QEMU, this is the obvious choice. It covers all needs and does things as easy (if you want) as any virtualbox or similar stuff.
I've used Virtualbox in the past, but it holds nothing on KVM/QEMU, so there is no reason not to use KVM/QEMU instead.
Yea. VirtualBox is slow and just not very good. qemu does has GUI frontends if someone doesn't want to use CLI. I really don't get why VirtualBox is so popular. Even on Windows free bundled Hyper-V is much better.
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Virtualization Application of the Year
