Proxmox Virtual Environment: Difference between revisions
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[https://www.proxmox.com/proxmox-ve {{PAGENAME}}] - shortened ''PVE'' - ([[wikipedia:en:{{PAGENAME}}]]) is a platform for containerization and virtualization. PVE can manage a so called "data center" as a cluster of machines and storage. (It supports file systems like [[ZFS]] and [[Ceph]].) Mostly it can be used with a [[wikipedia:en:web user interface|WUI]]. It is open source and is based on [[Debian]] GNU/Linux (with a customized kernel of [[Ubuntu]]). | [https://www.proxmox.com/proxmox-ve {{PAGENAME}}] - shortened ''PVE'' - ([[wikipedia:en:{{PAGENAME}}]]) is a platform for containerization and virtualization. PVE can manage a so called "data center" as a cluster of machines and storage. (It supports file systems like [[ZFS]] and [[Ceph]].) Mostly it can be used with a [[wikipedia:en:web user interface|WUI]]. It is open source and is based on [[Debian]] GNU/Linux (with a customized kernel of [[Ubuntu]]). | ||
Proxmox VE uses | |||
* [[# | * [[#KVM]] for virtualization and | ||
* [[# | * [[#LXC]] for containerization. | ||
NixOS runs on both. | NixOS runs on both. | ||