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We're using Joyent's Triton platform and like it a lot. It's been super stable and great for us. Plus #smartos has been incredibly responsive and helpful with
by jmedefind 9y ago
We're using Joyent's Triton platform and like it a lot.
It's been super stable and great for us. Plus #smartos has been incredibly responsive and helpful with any problems we
run into.
There is also Proxmox and Cloudstack.
- unethical_ban 9y agoIs Joyent's documentation less than three years old yet? I wanted to dive into Joyent but their wiki was skeletal. To make my comment more useful: I'm hearing good things about Proxmox and will likely lab it up soon. r/homelab has some feedback on it as well.
- jmedefind 9y agoTheir docs site has always been decent enough for us. https://docs.joyent.com/private-cloud https://docs.joyent.com/private-cloud Anything missing or questionable could usually be resolved by looking in the docs folder of the corresponding service's github repo.
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