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I am pretty new into virtualization with KVM/QEMU and I have a security question. Which is the best way to encrypt virtual machines? Back when I was using windows, I enforced bitlocker on every drive on my computer. Now I have some windows installations on encrypted qemu containers. Should I stick with this approach or I should enforce bitlocker inside the virtual machines? Is there a performance issue, if I use both encryption approaches.



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    I am pretty new into virtualization with KVM/QEMU and I have a security question. Which is the best way to encrypt virtual machines? Back when I was using windows, I enforced bitlocker on every drive on my computer. Now I have some windows installations on encrypted qemu containers. Should I stick with this approach or I should enforce bitlocker inside the virtual machines? Is there a performance issue, if I use both encryption approaches.



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      I am pretty new into virtualization with KVM/QEMU and I have a security question. Which is the best way to encrypt virtual machines? Back when I was using windows, I enforced bitlocker on every drive on my computer. Now I have some windows installations on encrypted qemu containers. Should I stick with this approach or I should enforce bitlocker inside the virtual machines? Is there a performance issue, if I use both encryption approaches.



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      I am pretty new into virtualization with KVM/QEMU and I have a security question. Which is the best way to encrypt virtual machines? Back when I was using windows, I enforced bitlocker on every drive on my computer. Now I have some windows installations on encrypted qemu containers. Should I stick with this approach or I should enforce bitlocker inside the virtual machines? Is there a performance issue, if I use both encryption approaches.



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          OK, it took me a while but I figured out a few things.
          First of all, qcow2 images is not the fastest way to go. Currently, since I have several physical disks in my server, I pass through whole partitions to my VMs Add physical partition to QEMU/KVM virtual machine in virt-manager



          Then I passthrough the TPM module in my VM.
          This allows me to encrypt drives with bitlocker as if I had a real PC.



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            OK, it took me a while but I figured out a few things.
            First of all, qcow2 images is not the fastest way to go. Currently, since I have several physical disks in my server, I pass through whole partitions to my VMs Add physical partition to QEMU/KVM virtual machine in virt-manager



            Then I passthrough the TPM module in my VM.
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              OK, it took me a while but I figured out a few things.
              First of all, qcow2 images is not the fastest way to go. Currently, since I have several physical disks in my server, I pass through whole partitions to my VMs Add physical partition to QEMU/KVM virtual machine in virt-manager



              Then I passthrough the TPM module in my VM.
              This allows me to encrypt drives with bitlocker as if I had a real PC.



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                First of all, qcow2 images is not the fastest way to go. Currently, since I have several physical disks in my server, I pass through whole partitions to my VMs Add physical partition to QEMU/KVM virtual machine in virt-manager



                Then I passthrough the TPM module in my VM.
                This allows me to encrypt drives with bitlocker as if I had a real PC.



                I hope this helps.





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                First of all, qcow2 images is not the fastest way to go. Currently, since I have several physical disks in my server, I pass through whole partitions to my VMs Add physical partition to QEMU/KVM virtual machine in virt-manager



                Then I passthrough the TPM module in my VM.
                This allows me to encrypt drives with bitlocker as if I had a real PC.



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