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Sometimes unification can be an advantage. I run Proxmox at home, but now that I have been drinking the NixOS koolaid over the past 2 years, all of my homelab
by Cyph0n 6mo ago
Sometimes unification can be an advantage.
I run Proxmox at home, but now that I have been drinking the NixOS koolaid over the past 2 years, all of my homelab problems suddenly look like Nix-shaped nails.
- dizhn 6mo agoI have the same thing with proxmox especially after I realized how well it integrates with proxmox backup server. And I haven't even gotten into clustering yet. It really is a very solid product.
- Cyph0n 6mo agoIndeed, Proxmox VE is an amazing product.
- EnigmaCurry 6mo agoSame. Here's how I scratch the NixOS itch on Proxmox and/or libvirt[1]. One interface for both targets. [1] https://github.com/EnigmaCurry/nixos-vm-template https://github.com/EnigmaCurry/nixos-vm-template
- dizhn 6mo agoThat feature list looks really good. It would actually be really nice to standardize the guest operating systems in such a way. I actually have a few hosts that only run docker. I might be able to test with those.
- craftkiller 6mo agoWell it looks like we might soon be able to have the benefits of NixOS while also having bhyve (and presumably Sylve): https://github.com/nixos-bsd/nixbsd https://github.com/nixos-bsd/nixbsd