I'm surprised this is even possible!

I'm amazed this is even possible! Running so many hypervisors and so many virtual machines at the same time? x86 and x64 and ARM all at the same time? Impossible some may say.... well.... let's see shall we?

Doesn't matter if you want to be an Ethical hacker, or developer, or a network engineer, or work with AI, or computer science.... virtualization is a core skill in Information Technology - and you need to learn this.

Learning about Virtual Machines, Type 1 and Type 2 Hypervisors and basic virtualization can really change your life. This is a core skill.

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01:06 - Previous Opinion
01:22 - Revisiting VirtualBox
02:11 - Running UTM
02:55 - Running VMWare and Parallel
03:14 - M1/M2 vs Intel
03:56 - Parallel Deep dive
04:38 - VirtualBox Pros and Cons
05:18 - UTM Pros and Cons
05:55 - VirtualBox Architecture Problems
07:12 - Where to get UTM
07:19 - UTM Architecture Capabilities
08:30 - Parallels vs UTM
10:00 - VMWare Fusion
10:41 - Summary
12:33 - What do you think?

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[davidbombal]

I'm amazed this is even possible! Running so many hypervisors and so many virtual machines at the same time? x86 and x64 and ARM all at the same time? Impossible some may say.... well.... let's see shall we?

Doesn't matter if you want to be an Ethical hacker, or developer, or a network engineer, or work with AI, or computer science.... virtualization is a core skill in Information Technology - and you need to learn this.

Learning about Virtual Machines, Type 1 and Type 2 Hypervisors and basic virtualization can really change your life. This is a core skill.

// MENU //
00:00 - Introduction
01:06 - Previous Opinion
01:22 - Revisiting VirtualBox
02:11 - Running UTM
02:55 - Running VMWare and Parallel
03:14 - M1/M2 vs Intel
03:56 - Parallel Deep dive
04:38 - VirtualBox Pros and Cons
05:18 - UTM Pros and Cons
05:55 - VirtualBox Architecture Problems
07:12 - Where to get UTM
07:19 - UTM Architecture Capabilities
08:30 - Parallels vs UTM
10:00 - VMWare Fusion
10:41 - Summary
12:33 - What do you think?

// David's SOCIAL //

// MY STUFF //

// SPONSORS //

Disclaimer: This video is for educational purposes only.

Please note that links listed may be affiliate links and provide me with a small percentage/kickback should you use them to purchase any of the items listed or recommended. Thank you for supporting me and this channel!

[duscraftphoto]

Great information, as usual! I use UTM and Parallels on my M1 Mac mini and I have VirtualBox and VMware Fusion on my i7 MacBook Pro. UTM is great for the M series Macs and the fact that it's free is even better!

Keep up these great series!

[brents]

Very informative! Thanks for the great work and upload. I've been curious as to how virtualization would work with macOS going forward after they moved to Arm. Looks like things are coming along well.

[firestormsentry]

Excellent demonstration, Mr. Bombal. An instructor once told me that MacBook M1 was not a virtualization-friendly architecture, so buying an M1 laptop would not be conducive to VM work. This video was a needed demonstration for me to see that M2 chips, if not the M1s, at least attempt virtualization for some operating systems. Since this is a demo of an M2 system, perhaps the M2 might be more acceptable than an M1 for VM work?

P.S.
Thank you for the nostalgia trip, '98 (11:07-11:12).

[iblackfeathers]

you could also break down the paid versions into different categories:
pay once and subscription. parallels pro version is an annual fee of $120, while the standard version is a one-time fee of $100.

not a fan of everything heading to subscription models, that i think (generally speaking) paying once should be selected by users more often… to encourage developers to not jump strictly right into that pay model. this gives users more choices to feasibly use their software because it is diminishing returns on the end of the user having to commit their money to so many subscriptions already.

[encryptedjim]

Just ordered this same platform this morning!

[smzaman]

Thanks David for creating another beneficial clip.

[johndoeofficial]

Sir, thank you very much indeed for this videos. Are very usefull for people who try to learn CS and cybersecurity.

[konstantinosalvertos]

I have managed to run Virtual Box and Hyper-V at the same time on my 11th gen i7 Intel processor without any issues. Also I have managed with my Threadripper to run nested virtualization. HV #1 was KVM/QEMU and then Hyper-V on HV #2 (the virtual Hypervisor) to run all sorts of VM's successfully. Considering speed and emulation that is the difference between a CISC and a RISC Processor (Threadrippers, intel and amd CPU's are CISCs and arm are RISCs) when it comes to speed. Finally UTM is just a shiny QEMU. KVM/QEMU in case anyone is wondering is the champion of Hypervisors that runs on Linux. It gives you the ability to do pretty much anything (Fortune 500 companies use KVM/QEMU on their infrastructure with Red Hat Linux). KVM/QEMU even gives you the ability to pass through your H/W directly to a VM (great if you want a dedicated VM to connect a USB stick and make sure you won't get any viruses, ransomware etc. to your main system or make a virtual Gaming PC like mine).

[AY-gfjq]

Very interesting concept. I who was concerned about the way I could work on x64 arch if I switched to ARM machines. With this demo there no need worrying about that anymore. Thanks 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽

[jayraza]

Firstly, great to see your team are responding to comments. Great video! I'm sick of my Lenovo!! And I love when the fan kicks in and all I hear is humming haha! Definitely considering a 2nd hand mac book now :) never heard of UTM before. Learning something new everyday in tech :)

[colorfulfahim]

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[aaronag]

Outstanding demonstration and really shows off the differences between the hypervisors.
Hadn't seen that virtualbox 7 was released

[esaelvladimir]

Great job and waiting for this david happy weekend to you

[cspell]

Cool, I’ll getting an M2 Mac, will have to try UTM

[djnikx]

Spot on David! VirtualBox start 'lagging behind' since 6.1.30. Had to move EVERYTHING to VMWare. I'll try UTM.

[themarksmith]

Useful stuff - hadnt heard of UTM so just downloaded it - thank you!

[QuaaludeCharlie]

I tend to not like Emulation, I like Native Hardware with a Native OS , But this is just pretty cool . I can see a few Uses for this .... Thank you for showing it can be done .

[MrPerrisC]

Quite excellent information thank you for this vid, sorry I didn't see it sooner.

Hopefully you're still servicing comments and requests?

What I would love to see is virtualizing Mac OS on any m CPU, benchmark that virtualized version of Mac OS, compare it to virtualizing Windows on arm using the same resources as the virtualized Mac OS.

I've never seen a side-by-side performance comparison, when both had to use the same restrictions on the virtualization.

If you never get to this thank you for the video regardless

[SaxaphoneMan]

Interesting concept I suppose, but I'm not sure what the use case would be to using multiple hypervisors at the same time, when you could just use the one that fits your needs and spin up multiple VMs from that.