Hello,
I was trying lately to run at least 2 Windows VMs with Bluestacks on basis of several hypervisors.
Hardware is a Supermicro X10 with 32GB RAM and a E3 1241V3.
The problem I was facing with all Hypervisors I have tried is, that I could only assign one core to Bluestacks.
Therefore the performance was very bad, while the performance meters in the hypervisor were showing 50 to 60 percent CPU usage.
On Esxi I was able to run two windows VMs.
Even with only one VM running Bluestacks the Bluestacks performance was miserable.
Strangely the Windows VM managed to archive a better Passmark score than the bare metal system...
After tinkering arround and activating hardware assisted virtualization (hope I am translating right here) I thought my problem was solved... But Bluestacks wouldn't start anymore, displaying an error message saying I should deactivate Hyper-V (?)
The missing GPU does not seem to be an issue. A passed through ATI Radeon was changing nothing performance wise...
I wasn't able to try Hyper-V because Bluestacks wouldn't even start, displaying an error screen that I should switch of Hyper-V in order to use Bluestacks.
Proxmox performance was worse than ESXI
Ideas welcome...
I was trying lately to run at least 2 Windows VMs with Bluestacks on basis of several hypervisors.
Hardware is a Supermicro X10 with 32GB RAM and a E3 1241V3.
The problem I was facing with all Hypervisors I have tried is, that I could only assign one core to Bluestacks.
Therefore the performance was very bad, while the performance meters in the hypervisor were showing 50 to 60 percent CPU usage.
On Esxi I was able to run two windows VMs.
Even with only one VM running Bluestacks the Bluestacks performance was miserable.
Strangely the Windows VM managed to archive a better Passmark score than the bare metal system...
After tinkering arround and activating hardware assisted virtualization (hope I am translating right here) I thought my problem was solved... But Bluestacks wouldn't start anymore, displaying an error message saying I should deactivate Hyper-V (?)
The missing GPU does not seem to be an issue. A passed through ATI Radeon was changing nothing performance wise...
I wasn't able to try Hyper-V because Bluestacks wouldn't even start, displaying an error screen that I should switch of Hyper-V in order to use Bluestacks.
Proxmox performance was worse than ESXI
Ideas welcome...