Virtualización Jobs

I’m building a converter that mirrors the behaviour of LeechCore, letting a physical PCIe device carry out high-speed DMA into or out of a KVM/QEMU guest while the host keeps full control. The job is to design and code the complete data-path: a small Linux kernel module (or VFIO extension) that exposes the device’s BARs, plus the matching QEMU patch or user-space helper that maps those DMA buffers safely into the virtual machine. You will decide the cleanest architecture, write the low-level C code, and supply a working proof-of-concept on an up-to-date kernel/QEMU stack. I expect well-commented source in a Git repo, clear build scripts, and a short demo showing a guest performing DMA transfers without crashing or corrupting memory. Deliverables - Kernel-side driver or VFIO...

Looking for a low-level Linux/KVM/QEMU developer. I already handle the Ubuntu/Linux host, Windows VM, GPU passthrough and VFIO/IOMMU setup myself. I only need help building a LeechCore-style DMA converter/backend for my own lab VM. Project idea: PC2 client connects over LAN to the Linux host. The Linux host reads memory from my own KVM/QEMU test VM. The converter exposes a DMA-like read API for research and testing. Needed features: - read(address, size) - scatter read - memory map handling - caching / batching for speed - TCP client/server communication - speed test / benchmark mode - clean error handling - config file support Preferred backend: - LibVMI - LeechCore QEMU backend - QEMU/KVM memory introspection Required skills: - C/C++ or Rust - Linux low-level develo...

I need a senior-level programmer to build a bootable Android virtual phone image that mirrors the experience of a physical device while running entirely inside a host system (similar in spirit to VMOS). Core requirements • The virtual environment must present itself as a standard Android handset. • Google Play Store has to work out of the box, and I must be able to install any additional APKs of my choice. Internet browsing is not critical; the focus is on app execution. • Instead of a live camera feed the system should expose a video carousel: a predefined folder of clips that loop automatically, appearing to any app as if they were coming from the camera. • The host environment must stay hidden so installed apps treat the image as genuine hardware—no...

I’m moving a bare-metal server at Hetzner over to a fully virtualized environment and want the foundation built right the first time. Here’s what I need: • Clean installation of the latest stable ESXi on the Hetzner host, followed by all current updates and patches. • Basic performance tuning so the hypervisor is ready for production workloads (CPU scheduling, datastore alignment, SSD caching if available, etc.). • Creation of well-structured subnets for multiple tenant VMs. • Firewall rules and protection logic on my MikroTik RouterOS appliance that will sit in front of the ESXi host, including NAT, filter, and basic DDoS hardening. I'm awaiting to order the server and necessary requirements for the setup; you will have to provide all require...