One VM created on a proxmox server, installed on an Intel NUC of type nuc13anhi7.
The other VM is created on an Windows Server 2022 Hyper-V host, with a Domaincontroller, UAG and Forefront TMG already running on the Hyper-V host itself, so this is not a fair test for the Hyper-V server.
But the impression is good.
I needed to reinstall a NUC as the internal TMG firewall, so before doing that I thought I tested proxmox.
If somebody is interested in more tests with Proxmox vs Hyper-V, then please leave a note within the next days.
The benefits of windows over proxmox is too great, unless this was 2 times quicker.
Now you pay over a 1000 dollar for 10 years with proxmox, while with windows you also pay that amount of money.
I expected the proxmox faster than this demonstration, so that adds to my opinion that this is a good virtualization host, as a windows-administrator I can say my 1000 dollar is better spend on a windows server with 5 years extended support after the 5 years of support than paying the same price for just an OS with Virtualization as its mainfunction.
Honestly I expected more from proxmox, but it is really fast and good enough, but for myself I keep it to windows server.
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