> See, this is why I run proxmox though. Debian host, zfs, PV and hvm, plus > just about every feature I need in my environment... With a webUI. Do I have > to have the webUI? Absolutely not, but it is efficient for my needs. >
Have you used Proxmox 4 yet? >> >> This is just my opinion: Disregard VMWare and use a Linux based hypervisor >> with Xen. You can use either PV (paravirtualized) or HVM (hardware >> virtualized) guests on the same hypervisor. >> >> My typical hypervisor setup is Debian Jessie AMD64 and the latest Xen. >> >> Xen is what powers Amazon EC2 and a bunch of other services. It has a >> learning curve but is very much worth it. Everything is free, whether GPL, >> Apache or BSD licensed. >> >> On Mon, Dec 28, 2015 at 1:47 PM, Matt <[email protected]> wrote: >>> >>> Is there a free version of VMWare? What are limitations vs paid? How >>> do you manage containers? Does it support software raid? Does it >>> have scheduled backup capabilities? How does it compare to Proxmox? >>> >>> I have a few linux centos servers: directadmin, email, DNS, speedtest, >>> mysql database and box running lots of perl scripts to monitor my >>> network. Would like to move them all to data center on one box and a >>> second box there to shove backups on. >> >> >
