That does not translate to anything on the host node. Low nice load inside KVM is still high load on the host. Don't.

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hmm> @zGato said:

We're currently using LVM Thin with block devices for our KVM nodes. From what I understand VirtFusion's default local storage is file-backed qcow2 on ext4.

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KVM

They haven't. Still seems that you need to manually migrate KVM containers from one Virtualizor node to a Virtfusion one. Their docs ( https://docs.virtfusion.com/ ) doesn't even mention the word &

• Feature: Nested virtualization enabled, for KVM hypervisor

Of course this will be used for profit. KVM becomes next OpenVZ :-/ .