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Proxmox runs fine on M-series Macs. macOS also runs fine with no GUI. Either way, it wouldn't be a good fit when Ampere exists. For low power modular compute,
by oneplane 2y ago
Proxmox runs fine on M-series Macs. macOS also runs fine with no GUI.
Either way, it wouldn't be a good fit when Ampere exists.
For low power modular compute, the way GitHub and Amazon re-package Mac Minis is not the moest efficient way to get Apple hardware in a rack with remote management (and still no ECC), but it does have a performance per watt and compatibility for macOS CI workers that you can't get any other way.
Ideally, this stops being an issue when the ARM64 ecosystem can build those apps natively. We're pretty close on that one, and it means you can use Ampere and Graviton for that.