Cross posted to r/homeserver
proxmox. i fine its very easy to work with and manage. also proxmox backup server is amazing
Debian Stable. Clean, easy, and reliable. Upgrades smoothly without drama.
Debian, FreeBSD. Proxmox is awesome for hosting VMs, LXC, and Docker Containers (via a VM).
Debian. All day, everyday.
Debian. I use mostly docker containers and super easy to spin up and manage.
Debian
Debian, I wouldn’t pick another one.
Arch. No Window Managers or Desktop Environments. Its easy to work with when no extra fluff is installed.
I use Fedora.
Why not Promox or unraid or any of those? Because I didn’t see a personal benefit to it over Linux+libvirt+qemu (I’m sure there is a benefit, I just don’t care enough to find out) Why not Arch/Debian/Ubuntu/etc? Because I partially use it as a way to learn or practice things from work and I want to stick as close to RHEL as possible.Proxmox 👍👍👍
Anything that can run docker works for me.
Clean Debian + Docker w/ portainer, without installing anything extra on it. SOLID.
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Device support is great for older enterprise stuff
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Stable as it goes.
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Easy to find solution for problems you may come across due high userbase.
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Currently running 1 server. Ubuntu, with docker because I’m not doing a ton, but I don’t want to have to take down my pi-hole if I need to reboot jellyfin. etc.
RHEL 9 for all my servers home and abroad. I have a few vms that run with kvm and I use docker for everything else that I can
Proxmox or Debian minimal!