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Running in Virtual Box on WVD is slow?
It is very slow. It is not related to WVD but Hyper-V nested virtualization capabilities.
With E v3+ and D v3+ vms you can do nesting but you will only get the virtualization performance benifts with Hyper-V.
I know that VMware have more nesting capabilites but I don't know if VMware hosts on azure have nesting enabled. Note that VMware on Azure is not cheap and I don't know if you can (legally) run WVD on Azure VMware hosts.
It is very slow. It is not related to WVD but Hyper-V nested virtualization capabilities.
With E v3+ and D v3+ vms you can do nesting but you will only get the virtualization performance benifts with Hyper-V.
I know that VMware have more nesting capabilites but I don't know if VMware hosts on azure have nesting enabled. Note that VMware on Azure is not cheap and I don't know if you can (legally) run WVD on Azure VMware hosts.
- Thanks for the reply.
I was running VirtualBox on WVD, but I will try to verify if it can work properly with WVD + Azure VM.
Since there is a conflict with cost, I will try to start the verification from the minimum configuration.It was necessary to convert the box files to vdi, but
The combination of Azure VM + WVD worked fine.thank you
