Last month, one of the new guys stood up his first #proxmox sandbox. This month, so did my PM. Today, I handed a preconfig to my boss. Next month, I’m putting it in my colo.

VMware is dead. nostr:note19595lm4geh8lf7rjc2vv65hw8s88kglqhenuvy57l27pwyqg4s7swnfmmg

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I’ve been using it on the new server. Proxmox basically makes VMWare feel like wasted money tbh.

Been using it for four years now. People have been sleeping on it.

This is awesome. The corporate greed of the subscription model will end many companies in the end. It’s fantastic to see it unfold in real time.

Sadly man, I thnk that model will dominate for a while longer

Broadcom is making a lot of orgs reconsider their on-prem footprint altogether.

😱

I’m ready to double down on it

Oh I don't mean migrate to public cloud necessarily. But adopting much more modern workflows, orchestrators, etc

OH, ya absolutely. My boss asked what a container was and I got a little giddy lol

Hell yea. Check out Nomad 🤓

RIP 🥹

I do feel awful for their employees. The company stood by that free evaluation & executed well. They literally built the virtualization industry into what it is & where it got today.

Amen. Back in the day VMware Workstation Pro was the absolute best, and absolutely worth the money. A lot has changed. I’d rather use Hyper-V than pay for that crap now.

Jfc hell no lmao. I can’t go that far, fuck hyperv

We use VirtualBox 🤣

It was for shock value. Hyperbole intended. 😛

I use virtual box for all personal and low key testing still, but all of my enterprise stuff runs on VMware.

Yes, similar here but proxmox for the servers. They do offer support subs for big businesses with pretty nice response promises.

We have tens of thousands of VMs... we looked into using KVM a number of years ago but just stayed with VMware.

Sounds like a migration nightmare. It becomes a whole different can of worms at that scale. 😵‍💫

I have a friend that worked for VMware. I've heard about the rollercoaster firsthand. She now works for Broadcom, though she seems very happy.