so, you don't have to recreate the wheel. i.e. I can easily bring up a set of pods in kubernetes that have health checks, such that kubernets will kill a conta

so, you don't have to recreate the wheel. i.e. I can easily bring up a set of pods in kubernetes that have health checks, such that kubernets will kill a container and restart it automatically if the health check fails. To do that in proxmox with VMs is a lot more work. In reality, at minimum, proxmox should have the ability to provision a kubernetes environment by provisioning a set of VMs and building a kubernetes cluster out of the VMs, even if it didn't provide a web UI to it. (think GKE or the like). It should enable you to scale up/down and use the proxmox storage for volumes. this would be a MVP for most people to be able to use it at a small scale. One would then want to start work on how one can control ingress into the kubernetes cluster in a standard way.