KVM (Kernel-based Virtual Machine) alternatives
KVM (Kernel-based Virtual Machine) is a virtualization platform integrated within the Linux operating system for systems equipped with hardware virtualization capabilities. It functions through a kernel module and processor-specific components, enabling the execution of numerous virtual machines running diverse operating systems. This technology is freely available as open-source software and is a standard part of the Linux kernel.
Alternatives
- VirtualBox
- QEMU
- VMware Workstation Pro
- VMware Workstation Player
- UTM
- Distrobox
- VMware Fusion
- Anbox
- Xen
- Windows Sandbox
- Linux Containers (LXC)
- VMware vSphere Hypervisor
- SmartOS
- Citrix Hypervisor
- Vectras VM
- BoxBuddy
- Multipass
- Lima
- bhyve
- Acronis Cyber Infrastructure
- OpenVZ
- PlayCover
- Portable Virtualbox
- QEMU Manager
- RVVM
- Collax V-Bien
- Collax V-Cube
- clearVM
- xhypervisor
- Bochs
- Danube Cloud
- MatterV
- lume VM
- VirtualBuddy
- VMLite Workstation
- Bushel
- MacMulator
- CheerpX
- FAUMachine
- v86
- Cassowary
- Flint KVM Management
- SPOLS-VE