hosted hypervisor for x86 virtualization

[Darrell Lee]

I am requesting a presentation on Hypervisors on Linux, i.e. VirtualBox,
Boxes, etc.

Just a suggestion....

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Darrell Lee
Advanced Data LLC
864-230-9626 | dl...@adsi-sc.com

[Jas Eckard]

Hey, Darrell! I was just looking through emails that I hadn't read
yet, and came across your request for a topic on Hypervisors.

Although you requested in January, you're in luck! Bill Jacqmein is
planning to have a presentation on ProxMox at next month's meeting,
July 8. Hope you're back in the Upstate from any Independence Day
celebrations!

--Jas
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[Thomas Darrell Lee]

Thanks Jas, I'll try to be there!

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[Bill Jacqmein]

Wildly enough I start with the Type 1, Type 2 and containers.

Linux KVM is the biggie. I leverage it on my laptop with virt-manager
(https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Virt-manager) and it is the VM
hybervisor behind proxmox.
Included an image from the wikipedia page with some other options.

https://kubevirt.io/ lets you run virtual machines on Kubernetes which
is pretty interesting.

https://harvesterhci.io/ is also pretty interesting.


On Mon, Jun 16, 2025 at 2:34 PM 'Thomas Darrell Lee' via Upstate

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