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> Many cloud providers, like AWS inside VM-based EC2 instances, won't let you run a VM since they don't support nested virtualization

Does anyone know if there's a technical limitation to nested virt on EC2 or if it's just so people use .metal? I know Azure recently (1-2 years?) started offering it.



Nested virt doesn't work with some things like OS snapshot/restore, so they might not support it to allow those features.


I can't imagine amazon prefers the use of metal vs. non-metal. As I understand the pricing they're equivalent.




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