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@georgia@dickkickextremist.xyz kvm/libvirt, use virt-manager if you want a graphical interface to manage it.
@djsumdog @georgia@dickkickextremist.xyz yea virsh is good, its pretty easy to start and stop vms from the cli but creating anything requires defining it with xml, which may be daunting for the unaccustomed.
@featherFag @georgia oh I just used Vagrant with a KVM backend. I wrote this set of Ruby scripts to maintain an old stack using Vagrant+kvm
https://github.com/bigsense/vsense
.. not .. the best idea really. Most of that I've since migrated over to Docker.
@featherFag @georgia aw you beat met o it. virtsh is a decent manager too for the command line.