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- Posted on September 5, 2024
- Neural Network
Asked by 087c30de36c24576abdb7fe5690f26
Hello. Just two questions. Do your virtual servers (not bare-metal) support nested virtualization (/dev/kvm inside of it)? And if yes, do all of them, or which ones exactly?
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Hi there,
There was a similar question about this recently here:
Currently, DigitalOcean Droplets support KVM or nested virtualization in all regions. We do not recommend nested virtualization on the platform because there is often very poor performance. Instead, containerization is normally the better option:
Hope that this helps.
- Bobby
Heya,
Officially no but you can actually do it.
Having said that, why don’t you use docker for the same purpose? That is what docker is used for.