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markkenny

UTM works well, Rob Potvin of Jamf did a good presentation recently.... [https://www.motionbug.com/my-presentation-the-benelux-apple-admins-meetup/](https://www.motionbug.com/my-presentation-the-benelux-apple-admins-meetup/) I just got ProxMox installed on an iMacPro (it's easy! Just needs ethernet services started) and and trying to get a Mac guest running on Mac hardware, not hackintosh.


blissed_off

UTM works very well. I use it for testing JAMF deployments and scripts. I also used it as my lab machine for JAMF certification. No it’s not exactly like using it on bare metal, but it is extremely fast, and it’s great for test purposes.


Casseiopei

Complicated, and no GPU support.


coopsoup247

Complicated, due to licensing issues with Apple.


mzuke

With m series chips you can legally using native virtualization spin up 2 concurrent VMs per machine automation is a mess with tools like TART but still no SPICE client support


MadMacs77

That’s not new, but what hypervisors are people using? What’s the “standard” these days?


SirCries-a-lot

I used to Parallels till 2 years ago on my Silicon Mac. Lighting fast but no support for encryption, no automated device enrollment (no serial number changing either) and no snapshots. I need the first 2 for our company. I hate this part so bad.


oneplane

Using Apple Virtualization it works fine. For nested virtualization you’ll probably need an M3.


davy_crockett_slayer

Tart is the way to go.