5 Reasons Why Proxmox Should Be the Heart of Your Homelab

<p>Most homelab content stops at "I installed Proxmox on a NUC." This post goes further — how I built a multi-node cluster running a full Kubernetes platform with GPU inference,

<p>The homelab started flat. One /24, everything on it. My workstation, the NAS, the Proxmox host, and — over time — a growing list of workloads sharing the same broadcast domain

<p>Most backup strategies look fine in a diagram. There is production, there is backup storage, there is some kind of retention policy, and there is a comforting sentence about

<p>For a year, I ran a monolithic microservices host on a single Ubuntu 24.04 LTS virtual machine. The goal was simple: centralize my data and route around my ISP's Carrier-Grade

<h1> Proxmox: Wann LXC-Container statt VMs sinnvoll sind – Praxis-Vergleich </h1> <p>"Warum zur Hölle braucht meine WordPress-Instanz einen ganzen Linux-Kernel?" – diese Frage

<p>Installing Proxmox VE is genuinely easy. The graphical installer is a few screens, and it writes itself to disk in a couple of minutes. What trips people up is not the install

<h2> The VMware Exodus </h2> <p>With Broadcom's acquisition of VMware causing massive licensing fee hikes, enterprise companies are scrambling for alternatives. The default

<h1> LXC vs. KVM unter Proxmox: Der ultimative Showdown </h1> <p>Als IT-Admin habe ich schon so manch eine „Zukunftsvision“ miterlebt. Von der vielversprechenden Cloud für alles