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Incus is more comparable to LXD than proxmox. IncusOS is different though. LXD containers also are unprivileged by default.
by aborsy 11mo ago
Incus is more comparable to LXD than proxmox. IncusOS is different though.
LXD containers also are unprivileged by default.
- guipsp 11mo agoYou might be mixing up LXC and LXD
- gchamonlive 11mo agoEven I that worked for a long while with this tech would mix them up time and again, I think it's understandable.
- madeforhnyo 11mo agoFrom Incus main page: > The Incus project was created by Aleksa Sarai as a community driven alternative to Canonical's LXD. Today, it's led and maintained by many of the same people that once created LXD. Thé confusion si real
- aborsy 11mo agoNo, LXD’s LXCs. I use it and it’s good. The UID mappings are correctly setup in Ubuntu so the containers run non-privileged by default. I hear Incus, a fork of LXD, is better. It’s used in truenas.
- kwk1 11mo agoIncus is specifically an LXD fork.
- udev4096 11mo agoIncus was an LXD fork in the very beginning but it's evolved a lot since then. Incus is far superior than LXD in number of ways