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👋 harvester is a clustered hypervisor meaning it runs VMs on top of a cluster. You don't install harvester as a program on Linux. Rather you'd install it like an operating system on bare metal machines. It uses a SLE Micro based OS under the hood and uses rke2 (kubernetes) to cluster many machines and kube-virt for managing virtual machines. You would not use Harvester in a hosted/cloud based environment like azure but would install it directly on bare metal machines. Hope this helps!

Thanks @bulky-sunset-52084 for the information. Azure also provides Bare Metal Infrastructure can we run harvester on that? Thanks

From a quick read of https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/baremetal-infrastructure/concepts-baremetal-infrastructure-overview it might work but I dread to think of the cost!

Thanks Simon