How to make VPS hosting using vmware, and etc
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I need to make some VPSs on my DS. How can I use it, which virtualization software is the best, how can I control, manage them? I would be very appreciated if you would be helpful for me! Thank you!
18.04 virtualization vmware vps
asked Feb 10 at 13:32
Alex SadovskyiAlex Sadovskyi
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I need to make some VPSs on my DS. How can I use it, which virtualization software is the best, how can I control, manage them? I would be very appreciated if you would be helpful for me! Thank you!
18.04 virtualization vmware vps
asked Feb 10 at 13:32
Alex SadovskyiAlex Sadovskyi
135
Can you add more info?
– MatsK
Feb 10 at 13:33
What type of info? I need to "divide" my Dedicated Server. I read that I need to use virtualization software, such as vmware. But I haven't found anything about it.
– Alex Sadovskyi
Feb 10 at 13:35
There are several ways to create a virtualization host. VMware, Proxmox, Docker as to mention some. I would recommend Proxmox, a KVM/QUEMU virtualization based on Debian with a nice web GUI.
– MatsK
Feb 10 at 13:38
Can you please explain to me. I will try it.
– Alex Sadovskyi
Feb 10 at 13:40
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There's many solutions. From simple tools with low complexity and easy configuration, to complex tools with automation and so on. What are you trying to achieve? That bears in heavily on the solution. Note that I also believe this question is slightly off topic here. A ontopic question would be how to configure this on Ubuntu, not an open question about how to virtualize...
– vidarlo
Feb 10 at 14:35
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I need to make some VPSs on my DS. How can I use it, which virtualization software is the best, how can I control, manage them? I would be very appreciated if you would be helpful for me! Thank you!
18.04 virtualization vmware vps
asked Feb 10 at 13:32
Alex SadovskyiAlex Sadovskyi
135
I need to make some VPSs on my DS. How can I use it, which virtualization software is the best, how can I control, manage them? I would be very appreciated if you would be helpful for me! Thank you!
18.04 virtualization vmware vps
18.04 virtualization vmware vps
asked Feb 10 at 13:32
Alex SadovskyiAlex Sadovskyi
135
asked Feb 10 at 13:32
Alex SadovskyiAlex Sadovskyi
135
edited Feb 10 at 13:36
Alex Sadovskyi
asked Feb 10 at 13:32
Alex SadovskyiAlex Sadovskyi
135
asked Feb 10 at 13:32
Alex SadovskyiAlex Sadovskyi
135
asked Feb 10 at 13:32
Alex SadovskyiAlex Sadovskyi
135
135
Can you add more info?
– MatsK
Feb 10 at 13:33
What type of info? I need to "divide" my Dedicated Server. I read that I need to use virtualization software, such as vmware. But I haven't found anything about it.
– Alex Sadovskyi
Feb 10 at 13:35
There are several ways to create a virtualization host. VMware, Proxmox, Docker as to mention some. I would recommend Proxmox, a KVM/QUEMU virtualization based on Debian with a nice web GUI.
– MatsK
Feb 10 at 13:38
Can you please explain to me. I will try it.
– Alex Sadovskyi
Feb 10 at 13:40
1
There's many solutions. From simple tools with low complexity and easy configuration, to complex tools with automation and so on. What are you trying to achieve? That bears in heavily on the solution. Note that I also believe this question is slightly off topic here. A ontopic question would be how to configure this on Ubuntu, not an open question about how to virtualize...
– vidarlo
Feb 10 at 14:35
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Can you add more info?
– MatsK
Feb 10 at 13:33
What type of info? I need to "divide" my Dedicated Server. I read that I need to use virtualization software, such as vmware. But I haven't found anything about it.
– Alex Sadovskyi
Feb 10 at 13:35
There are several ways to create a virtualization host. VMware, Proxmox, Docker as to mention some. I would recommend Proxmox, a KVM/QUEMU virtualization based on Debian with a nice web GUI.
– MatsK
Feb 10 at 13:38
Can you please explain to me. I will try it.
– Alex Sadovskyi
Feb 10 at 13:40
1
There's many solutions. From simple tools with low complexity and easy configuration, to complex tools with automation and so on. What are you trying to achieve? That bears in heavily on the solution. Note that I also believe this question is slightly off topic here. A ontopic question would be how to configure this on Ubuntu, not an open question about how to virtualize...
– vidarlo
Feb 10 at 14:35
Can you add more info?
– MatsK
Feb 10 at 13:33
Can you add more info?
– MatsK
Feb 10 at 13:33
What type of info? I need to "divide" my Dedicated Server. I read that I need to use virtualization software, such as vmware. But I haven't found anything about it.
– Alex Sadovskyi
Feb 10 at 13:35
What type of info? I need to "divide" my Dedicated Server. I read that I need to use virtualization software, such as vmware. But I haven't found anything about it.
– Alex Sadovskyi
Feb 10 at 13:35
There are several ways to create a virtualization host. VMware, Proxmox, Docker as to mention some. I would recommend Proxmox, a KVM/QUEMU virtualization based on Debian with a nice web GUI.
– MatsK
Feb 10 at 13:38
There are several ways to create a virtualization host. VMware, Proxmox, Docker as to mention some. I would recommend Proxmox, a KVM/QUEMU virtualization based on Debian with a nice web GUI.
– MatsK
Feb 10 at 13:38
Can you please explain to me. I will try it.
– Alex Sadovskyi
Feb 10 at 13:40
Can you please explain to me. I will try it.
– Alex Sadovskyi
Feb 10 at 13:40
1
1
There's many solutions. From simple tools with low complexity and easy configuration, to complex tools with automation and so on. What are you trying to achieve? That bears in heavily on the solution. Note that I also believe this question is slightly off topic here. A ontopic question would be how to configure this on Ubuntu, not an open question about how to virtualize...
– vidarlo
Feb 10 at 14:35
There's many solutions. From simple tools with low complexity and easy configuration, to complex tools with automation and so on. What are you trying to achieve? That bears in heavily on the solution. Note that I also believe this question is slightly off topic here. A ontopic question would be how to configure this on Ubuntu, not an open question about how to virtualize...
– vidarlo
Feb 10 at 14:35
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Can you add more info?
– MatsK
Feb 10 at 13:33
What type of info? I need to "divide" my Dedicated Server. I read that I need to use virtualization software, such as vmware. But I haven't found anything about it.
– Alex Sadovskyi
Feb 10 at 13:35
There are several ways to create a virtualization host. VMware, Proxmox, Docker as to mention some. I would recommend Proxmox, a KVM/QUEMU virtualization based on Debian with a nice web GUI.
– MatsK
Feb 10 at 13:38
Can you please explain to me. I will try it.
– Alex Sadovskyi
Feb 10 at 13:40
1
There's many solutions. From simple tools with low complexity and easy configuration, to complex tools with automation and so on. What are you trying to achieve? That bears in heavily on the solution. Note that I also believe this question is slightly off topic here. A ontopic question would be how to configure this on Ubuntu, not an open question about how to virtualize...
– vidarlo
Feb 10 at 14:35