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Nope. Proxmox is mostly just an administrative UI, containers are a Linux feature. You don't need Proxmox for anything, you can just run containers "natively" i
by rubyn00bie 6y ago
Nope. Proxmox is mostly just an administrative UI, containers are a Linux feature. You don't need Proxmox for anything, you can just run containers "natively" in Linux or VMs with KVM + QEMU. The linked above is mostly just a Linux distro geared towards a pretty specific set of use-cases.