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Как решить, что виртуалка больше не нужна

Речь пойдёт про VDI-портал: систему, которая клонирует виртуалки из шаблона, выдаёт их пользователям и гасит простаивающие. Но статья не о нём как о продукте, а об одном вопросе, который на входе выглядит тривиальным: этой машиной ещё пользуются? Ссылка на код будет в конце, одна. Нужен был пул виртуалок под технический отдел. Много. Держать их все включёнными не на чем: одновременно работает хорошо если четверть, а ресурсы гипервизора кончаются сразу и у всех. Первое решение было очевидным — скрипт по таймауту. Никто не подключён N минут — машина гасится. Понадобилась — поднимается. Скрипт я написал за вечер, и он даже работал, но по итогу я изобрёл VDI. Только не так, что посмотрел готовые решения и они меня не устроили, — я вообще не формулировал свою задачу как «нужен VDI» и потому не искал. Я решал «пусть виртуалки сами гасятся», а всё остальное наросло само, вопрос за вопросом. Когда стало очевидно, во что это превратилось, переезжать на готовое было уже и поздно, и незачем. Дальше разбираю вопросы, которые нарастали.

https://habr.com/ru/articles/1070176/

#proxmox #hyperv #vdi #виртуализация #guacamole #active_directory #golang #python #пул_виртуальных_машин #selfhosted

The big problem I have with #Proxmox is that volumes are stand-alone objects: it just has mount points on containers.

This bothers me because I want to do OCI on LXC, and upgrades mean recreating the LXC.

On Incus, you can do this naively and safely because networks and volumes and stuff are stand-alone objects, so you can create and delete in whatever order.

On Proxmox, you have a specific sequence so resources get migrated without losing data or state. Fuck it up, and you deleted your data.

The big problem I have with #Proxmox is that volumes are stand-alone objects: it just has mount points on containers.

This bothers me because I want to do OCI on LXC, and upgrades mean recreating the LXC.

On Incus, you can do this naively and safely because networks and volumes and stuff are stand-alone objects, so you can create and delete in whatever order.

On Proxmox, you have a specific sequence so resources get migrated without losing data or state. Fuck it up, and you deleted your data.

Diagnosing Proxmox ZFS latency? Use zpool iostat for real-time per-vdev IOPS/bandwidth, then zdb -C for pool config and deeper structural insight. Pair with arclist to spot ARC pressure. Practical commands for ZFS 2.x on PVE 7/8. #proxmox #snippet #zfs-performance #zpool-iostat #ValtersIT

https://www.valtersit.com/vault/proxmox-zfs-pool-performance-diagnostics-with-zpool-iostat-a-6e28ba/

I get 900/100 service from my ISP, Zen, but that's irrelevant, as we're dealing with the layer 2 connection between the proxmox NIC and the ONT.

If I force the link speed on the proxmox NIC to speed=2500 I get an error about the driver not supporting forced settings, and the link goes down. It only comes back up if I set it to auto again.

Like I say, I'm only on a 900/100 package from Zen, but I'd still expect the NIC and ONT to negotiate a 2.5Gb/s link 🤔

#OPNsense #proxmox #openreach

I get 900/100 service from my ISP, Zen, but that's irrelevant, as we're dealing with the layer 2 connection between the proxmox NIC and the ONT.

If I force the link speed on the proxmox NIC to speed=2500 I get an error about the driver not supporting forced settings, and the link goes down. It only comes back up if I set it to auto again.

Like I say, I'm only on a 900/100 package from Zen, but I'd still expect the NIC and ONT to negotiate a 2.5Gb/s link 🤔

#OPNsense #proxmox #openreach

Question for anyone out there running a combination of #OPNsense (26.7.1) as a guest on #proxmox (9.2.10) with #openreach fibre:

Does your external NIC negotiate 2.5Gb/s with the openreach ONT?

Mine only negotiates 1Gb/s, even though it's an Intel I225-V (rev 3) NIC that is 2.5GbE capable, as is the ONT.

The NIC is not passed through to the OPNsense guest, it's on a Linux bridge in proxmox with the guest given a virtual NIC on the bridge. OPNsense sees the vnic as 10Gb/s

Question for anyone out there running a combination of #OPNsense (26.7.1) as a guest on #proxmox (9.2.10) with #openreach fibre:

Does your external NIC negotiate 2.5Gb/s with the openreach ONT?

Mine only negotiates 1Gb/s, even though it's an Intel I225-V (rev 3) NIC that is 2.5GbE capable, as is the ONT.

The NIC is not passed through to the OPNsense guest, it's on a Linux bridge in proxmox with the guest given a virtual NIC on the bridge. OPNsense sees the vnic as 10Gb/s

It is quite simple to install #proxmox #pve on my good old laptop as a #homelab !

#SelfHosting

It is quite simple to install #proxmox #pve on my good old laptop as a #homelab !

#SelfHosting

@adr If Proxmox counts as "just container it", that's a great solution. HaOS thinks it's managing the system, but still all advantages of having it containered.

I'm running it happily that way since a year or so

#proxmox #homeassistant

@adr If Proxmox counts as "just container it", that's a great solution. HaOS thinks it's managing the system, but still all advantages of having it containered.

I'm running it happily that way since a year or so

#proxmox #homeassistant

Native Proxmox VE LXC installer — run as root on the PVE host:

bash -c "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/laxxx-lab/lx-family-planner/main/scripts/proxmox-lxc.sh)"

#Proxmox #SelfHosted

New post: Last night my docker containers did not come back after a scheduled host reboot. I don't know why.

I'm hoping this script should prevent this from recurring though:

https://blog.thms.uk/2026/08/docker-compose-autostart-boot/?utm_source=mastodon

If anyone got a good theory on why this happened, I'd love to know.

#docker #selfhosting #proxmox #mastoadmin #homelab

New post: Last night my docker containers did not come back after a scheduled host reboot. I don't know why.

I'm hoping this script should prevent this from recurring though:

https://blog.thms.uk/2026/08/docker-compose-autostart-boot/?utm_source=mastodon

If anyone got a good theory on why this happened, I'd love to know.

#docker #selfhosting #proxmox #mastoadmin #homelab

🚀 Deploy a virtual load balancer on Proxmox VE.

Our latest technical guide covers the complete journey — from VM creation and networking to 2-node HA, security, SSL/TLS, testing and monitoring.

Build a flexible and resilient application delivery platform with RELIANOID.

🔗 https://www.relianoid.com/resources/knowledge-base/howtos/how-to-deploy-a-virtual-load-balancer-in-proxmox/

#Proxmox #LoadBalancing #Virtualization #HighAvailability #OpenSource #RELIANOID

Chat, can I tpm-backed encrypt data at rest with #Proxmox ?

Chat, can I tpm-backed encrypt data at rest with #Proxmox ?

Skip expensive shared storage for Proxmox HA. This snippet configures DRBD 9.x over ZFS for synchronous block-level replication between two nodes—writes only ack after hitting both. Works on PVE 7.x/8.x. Full config: #proxmox #drbd #ValtersIT

https://www.valtersit.com/vault/proxmox-storage-replication-with-zfs-over-drbd-for-ha-0ff16f/

latest Proxmox no-subscription kernel (7.0.14-11) gives me a kernel panic right after boot. Anyone else?

#proxmox #linux #kernel

latest Proxmox no-subscription kernel (7.0.14-11) gives me a kernel panic right after boot. Anyone else?

#proxmox #linux #kernel

Episode 29 of Dark Blue Weekly released. This week a small episode because Raven was sick for a week and didn't have time to compile much news.

https://darkblueproject.com/sites/news/dbw-e29.php

#darkblueweekly #darkblueproject #aerynos #proxmox #debian #linux #linuxdistro #opensource #freesoftware

Episode 29 of Dark Blue Weekly released. This week a small episode because Raven was sick for a week and didn't have time to compile much news.

https://darkblueproject.com/sites/news/dbw-e29.php

#darkblueweekly #darkblueproject #aerynos #proxmox #debian #linux #linuxdistro #opensource #freesoftware

Very strange. One of my #Proxmox cluster nodes managed to temporarily break itself because the ownership of `/var/log/pveproxy/access.log` was changed to root:root after a reboot. Easy to fix, but strange.

Also not sure why the node rebooted, could be a watchdog timeout, perhaps caused by one of the NICs being an Intel I219. I've not seen any issues with that NIC on any of the nodes (all are the same hardware) so offloading is still enabled.

Very strange. One of my #Proxmox cluster nodes managed to temporarily break itself because the ownership of `/var/log/pveproxy/access.log` was changed to root:root after a reboot. Easy to fix, but strange.

Also not sure why the node rebooted, could be a watchdog timeout, perhaps caused by one of the NICs being an Intel I219. I've not seen any issues with that NIC on any of the nodes (all are the same hardware) so offloading is still enabled.

(more Linux news in original post)

Tails 7.10.1 Is Out as an Emergency Release to Fix Critical Vulnerabilities:
https://9to5linux.com/tails-7-10-1-is-out-as-an-emergency-release-to-fix-critical-vulnerabilities

DietPi 10.6 Released with Support for Orange Pi 4 Pro and Orange Pi Zero 3W:
https://9to5linux.com/dietpi-10-6-released-with-support-for-orange-pi-4-pro-and-orange-pi-zero-3w

Proxmox Virtual Environment Officially Runs on ARM64, But Your Raspberry Pi Isn't Supported Yet:
https://feed.itsfoss.com/link/24361/17404895/proxmox-virtual-environment-arm64-support

Bazaar 0.9.2: Flatpak App Store Gets Daemon, Auto-Updates, and Major Distro Support:
https://www.linuxcompatible.org/story/bazaar-092-flatpak-app-store-gets-daemon-autoupdates-and-major-distro-support/

Shotwell 33 "Elmshorn" RC Drops After a Year-Long GTK4 Migration:
https://www.linuxcompatible.org/story/shotwell-33-elmshorn-rc-releases-with-full-gtk4-migration/

Seafoam-Labs Ships Shelly 3.0.2 with Security Hardening and a Zig-Based Tray Service:
https://www.linuxcompatible.org/story/seafoamlabs-ships-shelly-302-security-fixes-and-native-zig-tray-for-arch-linux/

SteamOS 3.8.25 Beta ships Steam Machine firmware, expanded handheld support, and Steam Frame driver prep:
https://www.linuxcompatible.org/story/steamos-3825-beta-steam-machine-firmware-handheld-support-and-steam-frame-drivers/

Bottles 65 released with Soda v11.0-4 runner and over 100 changes:
https://alternativeto.net/news/2026/8/bottles-65-released-with-soda-v11-0-4-runner-and-over-100-changes/

Bottles 65.2 ships with Steam advertising bug fix and Proton 11+ runtime support:
https://www.linuxcompatible.org/story/bottles-652-fixes-steam-advertising-bug-and-adds-proton-11-support/

Heroic Games Launcher v2.22.1 Drops to Fix Critical Install and Library Bugs:
https://www.linuxcompatible.org/story/heroic-games-launcher-v2221-fixes-critical-install-bugs-and-adds-gamepad-support/

Resources (Linux system monitor) adds new PowerPC, NPU stats:
https://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2026/08/resources-51-beta-npu-powerpc-temps

Wine 11.15 brings improvements for Wayland, more format conversions in WindowsCodecs:
https://www.gamingonlinux.com/2026/08/wine-11-15-brings-improvements-for-wayland-more-format-conversions-in-windowscodecs/

Wine Staging 11.15 drops with major vkd3d sync and DComp refinements:
https://www.linuxcompatible.org/story/wine-staging-1115-release-brings-major-vkd3d-sync-and-d3d12-fixes/

Proton Experimental gets fixes for Far Cry 5, Nightingale, Lords of The Fallen, various Command & Conquer games:
https://www.gamingonlinux.com/2026/08/proton-experimental-gets-fixes-for-far-cry-5-nightingale-lords-of-the-fallen-various-command-conquer-games/

dwproton-11.0-10 (Proton-CachyOS fork, with fixes from Proton-EM) released with a fix for Honkai: Star Rail:
https://www.gamingonlinux.com/2026/08/dwproton-11-0-10-released-with-a-fix-for-honkai-star-rail/

(more Linux and FOSS news in comments)

#WeeklyNews #News #Linux #LinuxNews #Tails #DietPi #Proxmox #Bazaar #Shotwell #Shelly #SteamOS #Bottles #HeroicGamesLauncher #Wine #WineStaging #ProtonExperimental #dwproton #DistroRelease #LinuxDistro #LinuxGaming #FosseryTech

(more Linux news in original post)

Tails 7.10.1 Is Out as an Emergency Release to Fix Critical Vulnerabilities:
https://9to5linux.com/tails-7-10-1-is-out-as-an-emergency-release-to-fix-critical-vulnerabilities

DietPi 10.6 Released with Support for Orange Pi 4 Pro and Orange Pi Zero 3W:
https://9to5linux.com/dietpi-10-6-released-with-support-for-orange-pi-4-pro-and-orange-pi-zero-3w

Proxmox Virtual Environment Officially Runs on ARM64, But Your Raspberry Pi Isn't Supported Yet:
https://feed.itsfoss.com/link/24361/17404895/proxmox-virtual-environment-arm64-support

Bazaar 0.9.2: Flatpak App Store Gets Daemon, Auto-Updates, and Major Distro Support:
https://www.linuxcompatible.org/story/bazaar-092-flatpak-app-store-gets-daemon-autoupdates-and-major-distro-support/

Shotwell 33 "Elmshorn" RC Drops After a Year-Long GTK4 Migration:
https://www.linuxcompatible.org/story/shotwell-33-elmshorn-rc-releases-with-full-gtk4-migration/

Seafoam-Labs Ships Shelly 3.0.2 with Security Hardening and a Zig-Based Tray Service:
https://www.linuxcompatible.org/story/seafoamlabs-ships-shelly-302-security-fixes-and-native-zig-tray-for-arch-linux/

SteamOS 3.8.25 Beta ships Steam Machine firmware, expanded handheld support, and Steam Frame driver prep:
https://www.linuxcompatible.org/story/steamos-3825-beta-steam-machine-firmware-handheld-support-and-steam-frame-drivers/

Bottles 65 released with Soda v11.0-4 runner and over 100 changes:
https://alternativeto.net/news/2026/8/bottles-65-released-with-soda-v11-0-4-runner-and-over-100-changes/

Bottles 65.2 ships with Steam advertising bug fix and Proton 11+ runtime support:
https://www.linuxcompatible.org/story/bottles-652-fixes-steam-advertising-bug-and-adds-proton-11-support/

Heroic Games Launcher v2.22.1 Drops to Fix Critical Install and Library Bugs:
https://www.linuxcompatible.org/story/heroic-games-launcher-v2221-fixes-critical-install-bugs-and-adds-gamepad-support/

Resources (Linux system monitor) adds new PowerPC, NPU stats:
https://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2026/08/resources-51-beta-npu-powerpc-temps

Wine 11.15 brings improvements for Wayland, more format conversions in WindowsCodecs:
https://www.gamingonlinux.com/2026/08/wine-11-15-brings-improvements-for-wayland-more-format-conversions-in-windowscodecs/

Wine Staging 11.15 drops with major vkd3d sync and DComp refinements:
https://www.linuxcompatible.org/story/wine-staging-1115-release-brings-major-vkd3d-sync-and-d3d12-fixes/

Proton Experimental gets fixes for Far Cry 5, Nightingale, Lords of The Fallen, various Command & Conquer games:
https://www.gamingonlinux.com/2026/08/proton-experimental-gets-fixes-for-far-cry-5-nightingale-lords-of-the-fallen-various-command-conquer-games/

dwproton-11.0-10 (Proton-CachyOS fork, with fixes from Proton-EM) released with a fix for Honkai: Star Rail:
https://www.gamingonlinux.com/2026/08/dwproton-11-0-10-released-with-a-fix-for-honkai-star-rail/

(more Linux and FOSS news in comments)

#WeeklyNews #News #Linux #LinuxNews #Tails #DietPi #Proxmox #Bazaar #Shotwell #Shelly #SteamOS #Bottles #HeroicGamesLauncher #Wine #WineStaging #ProtonExperimental #dwproton #DistroRelease #LinuxDistro #LinuxGaming #FosseryTech

Finally got around to replacing a couple of NUCs that were running Proxmox in my home office/lab with new fanless PCs.

Oh wow the difference with no whining fan noise is amazing!

#homelab #proxmox

Finally got around to replacing a couple of NUCs that were running Proxmox in my home office/lab with new fanless PCs.

Oh wow the difference with no whining fan noise is amazing!

#homelab #proxmox

NUMA topology-aware CPU pinning for HFT VMs: map vCPUs to physical cores within socket 0 using lscpu, then enforce strict QEMU pinning. Prevents cross-node memory penalties. Adjustable for any vCPU count via seq range. Works on Proxmox 7.x/8.x. #proxmox #numa #cpu-pinning

https://www.valtersit.com/vault/numa-topologyaware-cpu-pinning-for-highfrequency-trading-vms-263158/

I've been trying to diagnose intermittent dropped packets, high latency, and WAN disconnects on a DSL connection at a remote site for months. The ISP has had many techs come out and try to fix it on their end.

Today I ran some tests with disabling different equipment at the site to try and narrow down if something is inducing these issues upstream of the router.

It seems like perhaps the #proxmox server or VMs or LXCs, the KVM dongle for remote access, the TrippLite PDU, or the five port switch all of that is plugged into might be to blame.

However, this has been an intermittent problem so I'm not entirely convinced that I've isolated the problem. It could just be that when I was testing it was acting up in a specific way.

I'm not physically at the site and my local support can't physically get to where the switch is (on top of a high cabinet) so I can't easily disconnect individual devices and the switch, while it has a management interface, is not the easiest to figure out what is plugged into what port.

I think what I can do is move Pulse and Uptime Kuma LXCs to operate locally at the site rather than remotely. That'll take off some network traffic (the site is bridged to another site).

I could also upgrade the switches at the site with something more user friendly. This is the site where I've blown up a half dozen switches and never could really figure out why until I kicked most things off the wired network and onto Wi-Fi. It could have been a ground loop between different buildings, a faulty device somewhere, or a bad cable.

But also I don't want to throw parts at something that might not need parts.

I've done packet inspection and nothing looks amiss. Nothing is trying to talk to the Internet in a weird way. No security issues that I've seen. Nothing rogue on the network.

I'm not really sure what to do at this point. This is so perplexing.

#networkAdmin

I've been trying to diagnose intermittent dropped packets, high latency, and WAN disconnects on a DSL connection at a remote site for months. The ISP has had many techs come out and try to fix it on their end.

Today I ran some tests with disabling different equipment at the site to try and narrow down if something is inducing these issues upstream of the router.

It seems like perhaps the #proxmox server or VMs or LXCs, the KVM dongle for remote access, the TrippLite PDU, or the five port switch all of that is plugged into might be to blame.

However, this has been an intermittent problem so I'm not entirely convinced that I've isolated the problem. It could just be that when I was testing it was acting up in a specific way.

I'm not physically at the site and my local support can't physically get to where the switch is (on top of a high cabinet) so I can't easily disconnect individual devices and the switch, while it has a management interface, is not the easiest to figure out what is plugged into what port.

I think what I can do is move Pulse and Uptime Kuma LXCs to operate locally at the site rather than remotely. That'll take off some network traffic (the site is bridged to another site).

I could also upgrade the switches at the site with something more user friendly. This is the site where I've blown up a half dozen switches and never could really figure out why until I kicked most things off the wired network and onto Wi-Fi. It could have been a ground loop between different buildings, a faulty device somewhere, or a bad cable.

But also I don't want to throw parts at something that might not need parts.

I've done packet inspection and nothing looks amiss. Nothing is trying to talk to the Internet in a weird way. No security issues that I've seen. Nothing rogue on the network.

I'm not really sure what to do at this point. This is so perplexing.

#networkAdmin

#mastodon #proxmox

Ich habe gerade mal meine #Festplatten Kapazitäten (#M2, #SSD, #HD, 2,5", 3,5", intern, extern) hier zusammengezählt. Auf #Proxmox (#Homeserver mit #Homeassistant und #TrueNAS), #Backup #Server, #Libreelec #Mediacenter mit #Kodi und #TVHeadend, #VuPlus, 3 #Notebooks und offline Backup-Festplatten im Schrank: ~ 92 TB

Dazu kommen dann noch 2 TB im Netz (#rootServer, #Webspace), 1,5 TB auf #Smartphones und #Tablets und ~ 1,5 TB #USBSticks und #MicroSD Karten und wahrscheinlich vergessenes 🤔🫣🤪

Ich muss da immer wieder an den Kauf meines ersten #PC denken: Damals waren 105 MB Festplatte für #DOS und #Windows Standard. Ich habe eine gigantische 170 MB (ja, Megabyte, das ist KEIN Tippfehler) Platte genommen und damals dachten wirklich noch alle, dass man die nie voll bekommt 🤣🤣🤣

Heute belegt ein nacktes, frisch installiertes #Windows 11 schon knapp das 150-fache 🤦

Ich habe gerade mal meine #Festplatten Kapazitäten (#M2, #SSD, #HD, 2,5", 3,5", intern, extern) hier zusammengezählt. Auf #Proxmox (#Homeserver mit #Homeassistant und #TrueNAS), #Backup #Server, #Libreelec #Mediacenter mit #Kodi und #TVHeadend, #VuPlus, 3 #Notebooks und offline Backup-Festplatten im Schrank: ~ 92 TB

Dazu kommen dann noch 2 TB im Netz (#rootServer, #Webspace), 1,5 TB auf #Smartphones und #Tablets und ~ 1,5 TB #USBSticks und #MicroSD Karten und wahrscheinlich vergessenes 🤔🫣🤪

Ich muss da immer wieder an den Kauf meines ersten #PC denken: Damals waren 105 MB Festplatte für #DOS und #Windows Standard. Ich habe eine gigantische 170 MB (ja, Megabyte, das ist KEIN Tippfehler) Platte genommen und damals dachten wirklich noch alle, dass man die nie voll bekommt 🤣🤣🤣

Heute belegt ein nacktes, frisch installiertes #Windows 11 schon knapp das 150-fache 🤦

pmg-userprefs-sync ist jetzt öffentlich

📬 Wir haben pmg-userprefs-sync veröffentlicht:
https://code.awit.at/D3/pmg-userprefs-sync

Das kleine Tool hält auf zwei unabhängigen Proxmox Mail Gateways die persönlichen Welcome-/Blocklisten aus den Quarantäne-Digests synchron. So wirkt die Entscheidung eines Empfängers unabhängig davon, über welchen gleichpriorisierten MX die nächste Mail ankommt.

Der Ansatz ist bewusst restriktiv:

- Peer-Daten nur lesend über die PMG-API mit Auditor-Rolle
- Änderungen ausschließlich lokal über pmgsh
- add-only: keine automatischen Löschungen, kein Datenverlust
- kein PMG-Cluster, kein pmgcm, kein SSH zwischen den Gateways
- Dry-run als sicherer Standard, systemd-Timer optional

Nicht synchronisiert werden Filterregeln, Transports, TLS-Policies, Spam-Scores oder Quarantäne-Inhalte. Das sind bewusst getrennte Themen mit anderen Risiken.

Getestet mit PMG 9.1.2 auf zwei produktiven Gateways. 🔧

#Proxmox #ProxmoxMailGateway #PMG #Mailserver #SelfHosting #OpenSource #Linux #Sysadmin #DevOps #EmailSecurity #AGPL

⚡️ Proxmox VE Officially Expands Beyond x86 With Arm64 Support https://linuxiac.com/proxmox-ve-officially-expands-beyond-x86-with-arm64-support/

#proxmox #arm64 #opensource #virtualization

 O Proxmox VE fornece uma camada de virtualização de alta disponibilidade para o plano de gerenciamento do NVIDIA Mission Control, permitindo que as empresas implementem uma infraestrutura virtualizada e resiliente para o gerenciamento de fábricas de IA em plataformas aceleradas pela NVIDIA, incluindo os sistemas NVIDIA Blackwell e NVIDIA Vera Rubin.

Além disso, o Proxmox VE é um  hipervisor oficialmente compatível com NVIDIA vGPU . Ao integrar o software NVIDIA vGPU, as empresas podem executar cargas de trabalho de desenvolvimento de IA e com uso intensivo de gráficos em ambientes Proxmox virtualizados.

https://www.proxmox.com/en/partners/find-partner/all/partner/nvidia

#proxmox #ialocal #CodigoAberto #agpl

The group chat when Netflix pulls the show again

Season 3, gone mid-binge — the group chat has thoughts. Jellyfin's library doesn't do vanishing acts: your files, your server, movie night forever.

https://selfhost.directory/project/jellyfin

#Jellyfin #Ownyourdata #Plex #Server #Itpro #Proxmox #Sysadmin #Linux #Docker

Proxmox Virtual Environment amplia i propri orizzonti con il debutto ufficiale della versione Arm64. Tutte le funzionalità della piattaforma sono ora disponibili anche sui moderni server basati su CPU Arm. #Proxmox #Linux #Virtualizzazione #Arm64 #OpenSource #Datacenter https://www.linuxeasy.org/proxmox-virtual-environment-arriva-ufficialmente-su-arm64-con-pieno-supporto-enterprise/