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That's awesome, thanks for the share. For my homelab I use proxmox on a couple of machines and it works great for managing containers (in terms of LXC containe
by thejosh 6y ago
That's awesome, thanks for the share.
For my homelab I use proxmox on a couple of machines and it works great for managing containers (in terms of LXC containers that would be more of a traditional VM) and it works great. Most people/companies don't need the complexities that come with Kubernetes or other tools like that.
- guerby 6y agocockpit has many "applications" including cockpit-podman to manage containers : https://github.com/cockpit-project/cockpit-podman https://github.com/cockpit-project/cockpit-podman This is the Cockpit user interface for podman containers. It is being actively developed and has not yet reached feature parity with cockpit-docker. For now you can do basic image and container tasks for both system and user containers.