3 ms·

I’ve been looking at incus, and some aspects are appealing (creating a vm/container via cli). But I think proxmox having better clustering, and built in support

by abotsis 10mo ago

I’ve been looking at incus, and some aspects are appealing (creating a vm/container via cli). But I think proxmox having better clustering, and built in support for ceph, backups (with proxmox backup server)… proxmox just had a little more maturity behind it. I’ll be watching incus though.

RamRodification 10mo ago
> aspects are appealing (creating a vm/container via cli) Nothing is stopping you from doing this with Proxmox, right?