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Encrypting virtual machines
Add physical partition to QEMU/KVM virtual machine in virt-managerFresh install on SSD with Ubuntu and Windows Vista, using whole disk encryption for UbuntuVirtual MachinesHow to encrypt Ubuntu 14.04 and all data inside Ubuntu 14.04Nested virtualization on WindowsPortable Ubuntu with ability to create, mount and remove without traces encrypted virtual disks on any HDDBitlocker-encrypted Windows and LUKS-encypted Xubuntu in Dual BootUbuntu Encryption Options UEFIAdd physical partition to QEMU/KVM virtual machine in virt-managerHow do I dual boot with Windows+BitLocker, and with encryption for Ubuntu, over 2 drives?Ubuntu on an encrypted microsd on a Surface pro
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.
Thanks a lot
encryption virtualization
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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.
Thanks a lot
encryption virtualization
add a comment |
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.
Thanks a lot
encryption virtualization
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.
Thanks a lot
encryption virtualization
encryption virtualization
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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.
I hope this helps.
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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.
I hope this helps.
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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.
I hope this helps.
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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.
I hope this helps.
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.
I hope this helps.
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