Are there any benefits of running Proxmox and virtualizing everything, vs having a host OS and running Docker and libvirt to host VMs for services that need it? I know that Proxmox does some storage management etc, but it seems like I could get everything it does with a well-managed host OS + ZFS/btrfs and using virtualization tools

  • FateOfNations@alien.topBEnglish
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    9 months ago

    Running Home Assistant OS in a virtual machine using the provided VM images is a supported configuration.

    From ADR-0015: Installation Method: Home Assistant OS:

    Supported Hypervisors

    The Home Assistant Operating System can be run on a Hypervisor and thus be run as a virtual machine. The following Hypervisors are supported:

    • KVM/QEMU
    • VirtualBox
    • VMWare
    • Xen

    We will provide documentation for the following systems build on top of these technologies:

    • Proxmox (KVM/QEMU based)
    • Unraid (KVM/QEMU based)
    • VirtualBox
    • VMWare