Are there any other cross-platform virtualization platforms nowadays? I need something to run Vagrant on that my team can use on mac, windows, and Linux. Ideally all using the same hypervisor, so I don't need to have 3 different sets of documentation for each thing..
I think the real benefit of vagrant is that you don’t need to all use the same hypervisor.
Maybe some little tweaks here and there to target specific ones in the vagrantfile, but otherwise I’ve found it to be largely a non issue to have different hypervisors, so long as you have a base box that supports all the ones you want to use (which is part of why my company builds base boxes - to have something reliable for client projects - either used as is, or where appropriate building on top of our box setup process to make customised boxes)
VMWare. I know, I know, proprietary bad and all that, but for just getting stuff done with minimal fuss and not yak-shaving (like, say, vagrant), vmware is good.
