Nested virtualization for AMD Epyc and Ryzen
Please support nested virtualization on AMD Epyc and Ryzen processors.
Andy Bocko
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108 comments
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PowerCisco
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MS please. Don't leave your AMD users hanging. We need nested virtualization!
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Marek Marcinowski commented
Support for that on AMD is a must...
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sajid rashid
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Please add support for Ryzen
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Anonymous
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we need this feature to study mcsa
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EPYC-Hyper-V
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@MS: Pls. provide a statement on this. Nested virtualization support on EPYC (at least) is a must!
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Anonymous
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We need this MS, please =)
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Anonymous
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Now I look stupid for recommending Windows and AMD because of this.
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Hrvoje
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Cmon people, it is for the educational purpose.
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asek juos
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the question is when it will supported? o_O
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Joshua Burstyn
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Where is this support? >:-\
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Anonymous
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+1
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Anonymous
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This need is from secondary education. To ensure students are in a safe environment we employ virtualization. But we cannot teach students to build their own labs safely without this capability.
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David Tahir
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Until this is supported we won't use a Microsoft OS for virtualization- instead running Proxmox (Linux KVM) now.
Hyper-V could be great but this is a major drawback for AMD Systems
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Anonymous
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I was shocked to find this wasn't already supported. What year is this? Come on Microsoft, give us a hand here, please.
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Anonymous
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Please Please Please sort it out as i cant do my MCSA without this do it please there are my like me out there
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Anonymous
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Really wish this was implemented by now.
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Anonymous
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Without nested V for AMD, I am now forced to ditch windows and install a Xen server. Please guys, how about at least an ETA? If its coming soon, I will wait it out just to avoid migrating a 6-disk MS Storage Spaces pool to BtrFS (unless openZFS gets SSD trim first).
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Anonymous
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one year later no moves...
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Anonymous
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With new generation EPYC Rome CPUs, AMD is taking server market to the new level. If nested virtualization is not available in Windows Server then clients will leave Microsoft and look for other hypervisors. Microsoft gained some market with Hyper-V and they are going to loose it back to others.
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Erick Perez
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We are steadily changing our servers from Intel to AMD EPYC and RYZEN (Dev). There is absolutely nothing with Intel that we in production at large company cannot do with AMD EPYC 7401P (single socket) and a bunch of servers. AND we are saving thousands of dollars. Nested virtualization is a must for Dev Teams and I believe MS should not continue to remain silent on this. Please enable Nested Virt on Windows 2019.