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Virtualization Platform
Overview
Using Proxmox, I run multiple virtual machines and containers for development, testing, and automation. This setup maximizes hardware efficiency and provides a flexible, scalable lab environment for all my projects.
Key Features
- Multiple virtual machines for different services
- Linux Containers (LXC) for lightweight applications
- Snapshot and backup capabilities
- Centralized web-based management
- Containerized home lab services
Architecture
The virtualization platform uses a hypervisor-based approach with both full virtual machines and lightweight containers. VMs provide isolation for resource-intensive services, while LXCs offer a faster, more efficient solution for smaller workloads. Storage is handled through both local and network-attached solutions.
What It Enables
- Running multiple operating systems simultaneously
- Isolated testing environments
- Easy deployment of new services
- Resource allocation and limits per VM/container
- Snapshot and backup capabilities
- Hardware virtualization for learning
Technologies Used
Proxmox VE
KVM
LXC
ZFS
Ceph
Cluster