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For Docker, virtualization framework is fine and provides everything we need. There is no framebuffer on hypervisor framework. There will be an arm qemu port for hypervisor framework fairly soon. I have Docker running on M1 with VF see https://twitter.com/justincormack/status/1331965304273047553

> The technology is still in its infancy

This is definitely in the experimental phase and not something for general use. The fact that there is a simple implementation is cool.

xhyve[0] doesn't look entirely production ready, but emulates a number of devices including networking, block storage, and a framebuffer while being based on Hypervisor.framework.

[0] https://github.com/machyve/xhyve

Docker For Mac is based on "Hyperkit" which is based on xhyve. So xhyve has a fair bit of mileage on it.

Does xhyve have any support for ARM though? I remember it as being pretty x86 specific re: emulated devices and targets. A very quick glance doesn't suggest this has changed.