>No space left on device.
>In other words, you can lock yourself out of PBS. That’s… a design.
Run PBS in LXC with the base on a zfs dataset with dedup & compression turned off. If it bombs you can increase disk size in proxmox & reboot it. Unlike VMs you don't need to do anything inside the container to resize FS so this generally works as fix.
>PiHole
AGH is worth considering because it has built in DoH
>Raspberry Pi 5, ARM64 Proxmox
Interesting. I'm leaning more towards k8s for integrating pis meaningfully
Technitium has all the bells and whistles along with being cross platform.
DDR4 anything is becoming very expensive right now because manufacturers have been switching over to DDR5.
On the plus side I have a lot of non-ECC DDR4 sticks that I'm dumping into the expensive market rn
but proxmox and kubernetes are overkill, imo, for most homelab setups. setting them up is a good learning experience but not necessarily an appropriate architecture for maintaining a few mini PCs in a closet long term.
you can ignore the gatekeeping.
proxmox is great, though. It's worth running it even if you treat it as nothing more than a BMC.
It’s the SUV that has off-road tires but never leaves the pavement, the beginner guitarist with an arena-ready amp, the occasional cook with a $5k knife. No judgment, everyone should do what they want, but the discussions get very serious even though the stakes are low.
I hadn't heard about mealie yet, but sounds like a great one to install.
I don’t get why people use VMs for stuff when there’s docker.
Thanks!
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