bhyve?

Is bhyve considered "production ready" theses days?

and is it better to use something like cbsd for deploymnet? or are you best to stick with a vm pool and manual/configuration managment?

the target duity is 20-40 bsd/linux vms.

thanks!
 
Due to legacy reasons (i.e we started before Bhyve existed), we still run VirtualBox on FreeBSD in "semi-production" (~50 PhD student test VMs). Is it production worthy? The only hint we have is here:


Oracle tells us that --disable-hardening must not be used in a "production" environment. So we inferred that because we do not use that switch, it *is* production worthy... Or at least this is how we are going to argue our due diligence haha.

And since I can confirm that Bhyve is much more stable than VirtualBox for our use-case, I can also make a guess that it is also production worthy. However I have no hard evidence. Perhaps we should have a look at some commercial hosting companies that use it? I would also be fairly interested to get a defacto "yes" or "no".

TrueNAS does provide access to it in their commercial offering's web UI... Does that count?
 
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