[vbox-dev] Virtual Machine Provider

[Federica Renzi]

Hi everybody!
I really don't know if It's correct to ask my question here but at least
I've tried..

It's a bit complicated to explain....specially because I'm not english! So,
excuse me if it is not understandable.

I need to create my own virtual machine using VirtualBox inside a remote
virtual machine rendered by some providers. The reason is that I would like
to use, on a remote machine, the Virtualbox SDK to control my own VM.

Does anybody know if there is some kind of favorite option between
providers to achieve that?

Your prompt feedback would be appreciated
Thanks and Regards

[Maxime Dor]

If the question is : ?Can I remotely control Virtualbox??, then the answer is yes you can, using the WebServices if you want to keep it strictly Virtualbox SDK.

Else, projects like Hyperbox <http://hyperbox.altherian.org/> (I am the creator) and phpVirtualBox <http://sourceforge.net/projects/phpvirtualbox/> exist that make it easier to do so.



From: Federica Renzi [mailto:renzi.fede at gmail.com]
Sent: 24 June 2014 19:33
To: vbox-dev at virtualbox.org
Subject: [vbox-dev] Virtual Machine Provider



Hi everybody!

I really don't know if It's correct to ask my question here but at least I've tried..



It's a bit complicated to explain....specially because I'm not english! So, excuse me if it is not understandable.



I need to create my own virtual machine using VirtualBox inside a remote virtual machine rendered by some providers. The reason is that I would like to use, on a remote machine, the Virtualbox SDK to control my own VM.



Does anybody know if there is some kind of favorite option between providers to achieve that?



Your prompt feedback would be appreciated

Thanks and Regards

[Federica Renzi]

No, I'm really sorry for being unclear but the question is about nested
virtualization.
I know that virtualbox doesn't support hardware assisted virtualization,
but some other software do. So I'm wondering if i can use virtualbox on a
guest machine (handled by some other virtualization software, like kvm o
vmware), to run a nested 64-bit guest machine.

thanks

Post by Maxime Dor
If the question is : ?Can I remotely control Virtualbox??, then the answer
is yes you can, using the WebServices if you want to keep it strictly
Virtualbox SDK.
Else, projects like Hyperbox <http://hyperbox.altherian.org/> (I am the
creator) and phpVirtualBox
<http://sourceforge.net/projects/phpvirtualbox/> exist that make it
easier to do so.
*From:* Federica Renzi [mailto:renzi.fede at gmail.com]
*Sent:* 24 June 2014 19:33
*To:* vbox-dev at virtualbox.org
*Subject:* [vbox-dev] Virtual Machine Provider
Hi everybody!
I really don't know if It's correct to ask my question here but at least I've tried..
It's a bit complicated to explain....specially because I'm not english!
So, excuse me if it is not understandable.
I need to create my own virtual machine using VirtualBox inside a remote
virtual machine rendered by some providers. The reason is that I would like
to use, on a remote machine, the Virtualbox SDK to control my own VM.
Does anybody know if there is some kind of favorite option between
providers to achieve that?
Your prompt feedback would be appreciated
Thanks and Regards
--
Federica Renzi
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vbox-dev at virtualbox.org
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[Ramshankar]

VirtualBox doesn't support nested hardware virtualization for its guests
yet.

However, you should be able to run VirtualBox 64-bit guests with
hardware virtualization support provided the outer level hypervisor
(vmware, kvm) support nested virtualization for its guests.

Hope that helps.

Regards,
Ram.

Post by Federica Renzi
No, I'm really sorry for being unclear but the question is about
nested virtualization.
I know that virtualbox doesn't support hardware assisted
virtualization, but some other software do. So I'm wondering if i can
use virtualbox on a guest machine (handled by some other
virtualization software, like kvm o vmware), to run a nested 64-bit
guest machine.
thanks
2014-06-25 12:53 GMT+02:00 Maxime Dor <maxime.dor at altherian.org
If the question is : "Can I remotely control Virtualbox?", then
the answer is yes you can, using the WebServices if you want to
keep it strictly Virtualbox SDK.
Else, projects like Hyperbox <http://hyperbox.altherian.org/> (I
am the creator) and phpVirtualBox
<http://sourceforge.net/projects/phpvirtualbox/> exist that make
it easier to do so.
*From:*Federica Renzi [mailto:renzi.fede at gmail.com
<mailto:renzi.fede at gmail.com>]
*Sent:* 24 June 2014 19:33
*To:* vbox-dev at virtualbox.org <mailto:vbox-dev at virtualbox.org>
*Subject:* [vbox-dev] Virtual Machine Provider
Hi everybody!
I really don't know if It's correct to ask my question here but at
least I've tried..
It's a bit complicated to explain....specially because I'm not
english! So, excuse me if it is not understandable.
I need to create my own virtual machine using VirtualBox inside a
remote virtual machine rendered by some providers. The reason is
that I would like to use, on a remote machine, the Virtualbox SDK
to control my own VM.
Does anybody know if there is some kind of favorite option between
providers to achieve that?
Your prompt feedback would be appreciated
Thanks and Regards
--
Federica Renzi
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vbox-dev at virtualbox.org <mailto:vbox-dev at virtualbox.org>
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[Federica Renzi]

I thought the same thing but I've already tried to achieve that using kvm
as first level and It didn't work.
For this reason I asked here...I hope there is someone who already tested
this scenario on some other software virtualization having success....

Again, thank you!

Post by Ramshankar
VirtualBox doesn't support nested hardware virtualization for its guests
yet.
However, you should be able to run VirtualBox 64-bit guests with hardware
virtualization support provided the outer level hypervisor (vmware, kvm)
support nested virtualization for its guests.
Hope that helps.
Regards,
Ram.
No, I'm really sorry for being unclear but the question is about nested
virtualization.
I know that virtualbox doesn't support hardware assisted virtualization,
but some other software do. So I'm wondering if i can use virtualbox on a
guest machine (handled by some other virtualization software, like kvm o
vmware), to run a nested 64-bit guest machine.
thanks

Post by Maxime Dor
If the question is : ?Can I remotely control Virtualbox??, then the
answer is yes you can, using the WebServices if you want to keep it
strictly Virtualbox SDK.
Else, projects like Hyperbox <http://hyperbox.altherian.org/> (I am the
creator) and phpVirtualBox
<http://sourceforge.net/projects/phpvirtualbox/> exist that make it
easier to do so.
*From:* Federica Renzi [mailto:renzi.fede at gmail.com]
*Sent:* 24 June 2014 19:33
*To:* vbox-dev at virtualbox.org
*Subject:* [vbox-dev] Virtual Machine Provider
Hi everybody!
I really don't know if It's correct to ask my question here but at least I've tried..
It's a bit complicated to explain....specially because I'm not english!
So, excuse me if it is not understandable.
I need to create my own virtual machine using VirtualBox inside a remote
virtual machine rendered by some providers. The reason is that I would like
to use, on a remote machine, the Virtualbox SDK to control my own VM.
Does anybody know if there is some kind of favorite option between
providers to achieve that?
Your prompt feedback would be appreciated
Thanks and Regards
--
Federica Renzi
_______________________________________________
vbox-dev mailing list
vbox-dev at virtualbox.org
https://www.virtualbox.org/mailman/listinfo/vbox-dev

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