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I tried building a home lab with Hyper-V as a Proxmox user – here's how it went

Thanks to my obsession with DIY projects and server experiments, I’ve tinkered with all sorts of virtualization platforms, container runtimes, and hypervisors over the years. These range from popular ...
Redmond Magazine

Getting Real About NUMA and Hyper-V, Part 2

Hyper-V automatically optimizes NUMA placement, reducing manual tuning needs in virtual machine deployments. Adding virtual processors only helps when CPU bottlenecks exist and workloads can use them.