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Re: Ask HN: What are people doing to get off of VMware?

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Red Hat is offering OpenShift virtualization, which is Kubernetes with Kubevirt. So some people might just use Kubernetes with Kubevirt. There's also Harvester "open source hyperconverged infrastructure" https://harvesterhci.io/ Or some Xen spinoff like https://xcp-ng.org/ Smaller shops are migrating to Proxmox.

Do not ever use openshift

Re: Ask HN: What are people doing to get off of VMware?

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post #13

Red Hat is offering OpenShift virtualization, which is Kubernetes with Kubevirt. So some people might just use Kubernetes with Kubevirt. There's also Harvester "open source hyperconverged infrastructure" https://harvesterhci.io/ Or some Xen spinoff like https://xcp-ng.org/ Smaller shops are migrating to Proxmox.

Do not ever use openshift

Can you explain why I shouldn't use OpenShift?

Re: Ask HN: What are people doing to get off of VMware?

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post #13

Red Hat is offering OpenShift virtualization, which is Kubernetes with Kubevirt. So some people might just use Kubernetes with Kubevirt. There's also Harvester "open source hyperconverged infrastructure" https://harvesterhci.io/ Or some Xen spinoff like https://xcp-ng.org/ Smaller shops are migrating to Proxmox.

Do not ever use openshift

They have a dominant percentage of banking workloads at this point.

Re: Ask HN: What are people doing to get off of VMware?

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This is a hot topic among some of my nerdier SME friends, and our conclusion is that the major players are HPE and Nutanix. At least from our perspective over here in Sweden. HPE did a big brain move to support multiple hypervisor backends with their own frontend. The only way to go forward imho. I'm using Proxmox at my current $dayjob, and we're quite happy with it. I come from a big VMware shop and I think most bus…

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