A hyperviser/bare metal host software for VM on Raspberry Pi 4

[YouDontHaveToKnow]

Is saw how good Rpi 4 performance got and my question if can I use 1 Rpi with proxmox or any bare metal host software(dont know how you say it properly).I need some Dockers for Pi-Hole,MC Server,Myb web server,DNS server and NAS(myb if possibe Xpenology).My sub-questions are:

1.I saw there is a 64bit kernal so can i do Windows apps or Windows itself.

2.If possible add more down the line to make a cluster like is possible on ESXi

Sorry for making everything so all around the place and not using the proper words.

[Faisal A]

I can't run a VM smooth on an AMD A6-7300. Don't think it will be anywhere near smooth on a Pi4

[WereCatf]

3 minutes ago, YouDontHaveToKnow said:

Is saw how good Rpi 4 performance got and my question if can I use 1 Rpi with proxmox or any bare metal host software(dont know how you say it properly).I need some Dockers for Pi-Hole,MC Server,Myb web server,DNS server and NAS(myb if possibe Xpenology)

No, Proxmox doesn't run on ARM-devices. Also, you can run Docker-containers under regular Linux just fine.

4 minutes ago, YouDontHaveToKnow said:

1.I saw there is a 64bit kernal so can i do Windows apps or Windows itself.

Only ARM-versions of Windows and Windows-app. Not x86/x64-stuff, unless you want to do emulation, but that'd be extremely slow.

[YouDontHaveToKnow]

ok myb my idea to run windows and its crap.but could this be used for just a few Dockers and my goal is to use multiple but i dont have the money now.

[YouDontHaveToKnow]

Just now, WereCatf said:

No, Proxmox doesn't run on ARM-devices. Also, you can run Docker-containers under regular Linux just fine.

Only ARM-versions of Windows and Windows-app. Not x86/x64-stuff, unless you want to do emulation, but that'd be extremely slow.

what about clustering it?

[steelo]

5 minutes ago, YouDontHaveToKnow said:

what about clustering it?

Clustering would involve delegating certain 'tasks' to each rpi. Unfortunately, it would require a lot of coding and I'm not even sure it's possible with your scenario.

[YouDontHaveToKnow]

1 minute ago, steelo said:

Clustering would involve delegating certain 'tasks' to each rpi. Unfortunately, it would require a lot of coding and I'm not even sure it's possible with your scenario.

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[samcool55]

Docker, no problem. Install something easy to work with like raspbian, install docker and off you go.

Running full VM's, not going to happen. It can barely run an OS by itself.

 

I guess you can use something like portainer to manage containers on multiple raspberry pi's but I would get just 1 to start and see how far that gets you. Just get one with enough ram because 1 container itself doesn't need a lot, but as soon as you run multiple ones you need that ram.

Especially ram hungry ones like a minecraft server.

[YouDontHaveToKnow]

Just now, samcool55 said:

Docker, no problem. Install something easy to work with like raspbian, install docker and off you go.

Running full VM's, not going to happen. It can barely run an OS by itself.

 

I guess you can use something like portainer to manage containers on multiple raspberry pi's but I would get just 1 to start and see how far that gets you. Just get one with enough ram because 1 container itself doesn't need a lot, but as soon as you run multiple ones you need that ram.

Especially ram hungry ones like a minecraft server.

yea my idea was a litle bit to ambicious but most things i have are Docker comatible so yea this is my final idea

[YouDontHaveToKnow]

yea me being tle lazy dumbass..5 seconds of google,booom my answear(unfortunatly cant expand the cluster but stil good idea for me)

 

https://howchoo.com/g/njy4zdm3mwy/how-to-run-a-raspberry-pi-cluster-with-docker-swarm

[Add210]

Nope

[WereCatf]

On 10/18/2019 at 5:53 PM, YouDontHaveToKnow said:

yea me being tle lazy dumbass..5 seconds of google,booom my answear(unfortunatly cant expand the cluster but stil good idea for me)

 

https://howchoo.com/g/njy4zdm3mwy/how-to-run-a-raspberry-pi-cluster-with-docker-swarm

What do you want to do with the cluster? Like the article says, you can't run every application or game on multiple Pis like that, you can only use a cluster to run software that has been designed to be clustered. Games, for example, aren't.