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I use KVM personally and have experience with hyperv too. I’m not really averse to anything.

I think the penny dropped when layoffs were announced and channel partners were cut off.

I’m kind of in the same boat. Mid sized with enough cash to deal with the new status quo.

Broadcom acquired VMware and has a reputation for making good value products into poor value product in the industry. They seem to be doing just that.

I feel like Broadcom is aiming for cloud-like pricing for on prem services with none of the other benefits inherent to an Azure or AWS deployment. Not exactly the way to hold onto clients.

I’m familiar with proxmox and the broader KVM ecosystem. I’m also a huge fan of Veeam, who have said they’re exploring support for proxmox. Shouldn’t be too difficult to implement, given they have a RHEL backup product already.

Exciting stuff.

This whole album is perfect.

No Reddit. Only Lemmy.

Get out.

OP did post to unpopular opinion and is surprised that his opinion is unpopular.

Thanks for the info. Splinter group or not, identifying with that acronym says to me that none of the espoused beliefs are dealbreakers. So to paraphrase my earlier post: Gross.