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Indeed, I've used it for years. Actually ran a production deployment for Sahana Foundation where it was used to coordinate disaster recovery efforts in the fiel
by _joel 6y ago
Indeed, I've used it for years. Actually ran a production deployment for Sahana Foundation where it was used to coordinate disaster recovery efforts in the field, Haiti, Chengdu etc. It never missed a beat, even with KVM being (fairly) new at the time.
- unixhero 6y agoYes exactly. And now it has matured immensely, even expanded their offering into a Backup-node product and various ways to make use of zfs and ceph. Such a fun solution to solve problems with. I have used it in production for container workloads without any issues, for 4 years. I only wish they would build a way to also handle handle Docker containers[0]. It is no problem to run in a VM of course, but the footprint of a VM is completely different than from a container. [0] https://www.reddit.com/r/Proxmox/comments/g3wozs/best_way_to_run_docker_in_proxmox/ https://www.reddit.com/r/Proxmox/comments/g3wozs/best_way_to...