Once I’m done the clone goes away and the parent VM stays untouched. If I need a new instance of a SQL Server to test a specific build I would simply clone the specific VMs and play with it. ClonesĪs a developer, I want things to happen quickly and be repeatable. Running applications in production is a different game and is out of scope for this discussion. I am writing specifically about my own requirement and experience for a local development environment. VMware did not pay me to write this, I am just sharing my experience as some may find it useful when making a decision.Īt the time of writing (June 2020) I am using VMware Workstation Pro 15.5
I am not benefiting in any way from this post. This post is based on recent Twitter conversations where few people asked what everyone is using for local development. Hyper-V is part of Windows and is an obvious choice for many. Being able to run virtual machines on our local computers, whether for testing or development is very convenient and almost natural.
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