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I've run barebones hypervisors in production for years; KVM is head and shoulders above everything else I've tried. libvirt and virsh provide a reasonably nice
by fractalcat 11y ago
I've run barebones hypervisors in production for years; KVM is head and shoulders above everything else I've tried. libvirt and virsh provide a reasonably nice interface if you don't need web-based tooling, and of course config management makes everything a lot easier to maintain. I haven't used salt, but if it has mature tooling for what you need, KVM would be a no-brainer for me.
- chei0aiV 11y agooVirt is the web interface for libvirt stuff. There is also virt-manager for a desktop GUI for libvirt stuff. ganeti is an alternative to libvirt.