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I like the feature of hosting multiple virtual machines working on them together too and causing no major issues. I even like the features where I can on my own set CPU and RAM according to my system and project need. I even like the feature where i can a make machine with multiple linux,debian options.
We are running some legacy solaris workloads, and the stability and performance of these is much better than on any other hypervisor we have tried. The hard-partitioning, essentially pinning CPU's to VMs saves us a lot of costs since now we don't have to pay specific license costs for each core in the physical server. It's a mature and battle-tested architecture that has been very stable and reliable for some of our most critical workloads.
Strong integration with Oracle Linux and KVM, providing a supported and consistent virtualization stack. Good performance and stability, particularly for Oracle middleware workloads. Cost efficiency, especially comapred to traditional enterprise hypervisors, with predictable licensing and support.
On a begineer level to setup a VM it can be confusing to create a machine and also its configurations too.I would suggest if some steps or guide book can help during initial stages only. Also sometimes while running multiple machines there can be some perfromance drop issues too.
Since the extended support has ended, this product is no longer receiving bug fixes, security patches or new features. Managing the stack is hard, and requires its own complex stack just to be able to manage the hypervisor. The maintenance burden is thus quite high. Handles over-commitment of resources poorly, causing the need to buy more capacity than you require.
Management interface and tooling are still in an early stage and need improvement. Smaller ecosystem and third-party integrations, particularly around backup tools. Steeper learning curve for teams without prior KVM or Oracle Linux experience.