Hypervisor thread

CentOS + KVM + qemu

>>59078073
okey why not ;); but why is better?

>>59078105
KVM is the best choice for an home setup because it works great and is also free libre open source software.
vmware is a pain in the ass, it only support a very limited set of hardware, it's control program was/is only available for windows (and maybe osx), etc.
On the contrary, CentOS pretty much works everywhere, is free, and is fucking great.

>>59078513
thanks you for your answer,
yes i am agree vmare is bad, i love opensource and want to keep opensource programm as much as possible.
but proxmo use qemu and kvm i think, it run on Debian and just use a web interface

>>59078555
I never used proxmox but it should be good too.

>>59078612
okey=)
i advice you to test, it's very to use

I use XenServer and I really like it. It's based on lijux but it just werks. Also has a remote management interface, really handy. I think in many ways is's similar to Proxmox, I have never used Proxmox though. Anyway, I recommend XenServer whole-heartedly.

>>59078555
If you are doing this because you enjoy learning and tech stop using a web interface. Proxmox is just tying together open source software.