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Forget Proxmox, here's how I set up a home lab server with Ubuntu
Quoting: How (and why) I chose to use Ubuntu on my second home lab server —
When planning out and setting up your home lab, there are a few viable routes to go about it. This includes choosing the right operating system (OS) for the job. We'd often recommend Proxmox, but it's not the only option out there. Ubuntu is one of the most popular Linux distros for PCs, and it's also great for creating servers. Although I've switched to Proxmox as my primary system, I still have a few ideas to run some hardware on the side, and Ubuntu makes for quite the compelling foundation.
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I virtualized ESXi using Proxmox... and it works better than I expected
A bare-metal installation of ESXi gave me a lot of headache, so I virtualized it using Proxmox
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5 Proxmox scripts I run on every new installation
Proxmox is a powerful and flexible open-source platform that merges KVM-based virtualization with LXC containers under a unified management interface. Whether you're running a homelab or building out infrastructure for a small business, Proxmox offers an exceptional blend of capability and control. But while its out-of-the-box setup is solid, a truly efficient and user-friendly environment requires more than just a default install.
5 Proxmox scripts I run on every new installation https://www.xda-developers.com/proxmox-scripts-run-new-installation/