…carefully maintained Docker host if that’s what fits the job. None of those are fake alternatives, and none of them need to be dismissed just to make Proxmox look better. But…
…Similarly, if you have a slightly better spec laptop, you can experiment with Proxmox and other bare metal hypervisors. You can use it for creating virtual machines and LXC containers. Using Proxmox…
…up and work with. Maybe it was my past as a Portainer-powered Docker user influencing my judgment, but I found LXCs really convoluted to set up, even with Proxmox’s solid…
…I like Caddy partly because it has a prebuilt Proxmox LXC , but also because it has a powerful and modular construction where I can add the features I want without having to…
…Between its terrific performance, robust cluster options, deep SDN stack, and bountiful community tools, Proxmox is still my favorite platform for running VMs and containers, and I'll still use TrueNAS primarily…
…Proxmox See at Proxmox Proxmox is my favorite server OS and it's not even close For me, a home server means high availability, versatility, and control. All the things Proxmox is…
…During my early Proxmox days, I also realized that switching to host CPU architecture gets rid of the virtualization layer between the processor and the VM, thereby giving an extra boost to…
…Proxmox does have native ZFS support, and if you do want to run TrueNAS Scale and Proxmox, it is possible to run it inside of Proxmox with the disks you want being…
…gap between itself and Proxmox considerably. This is what essentially allows one to turn a NAS into a home server. It was possible with apps(or custom Docker scripts) available through TrueNAS…
…After migrating services off the TrueNAS box and landing with two Proxmox cluster nodes, I decided to look into replacing TrueNAS with Proxmox. I'm already using it elsewhere, and the KVM…
