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Hi!

I’m currently running Proxmox with two VMs: one Ubuntu VM hosting a Minecraft server, and another running HexOS.

I’m not sure what the future holds in terms of more services, so I’m wondering what would be the better approach:
– Should I stick with Proxmox and keep running VMs/containers there?
– Or would it make more sense to switch fully to HexOS/TrueNAS, use the built-in apps when possible, and only create VMs through the TrueNAS interface if needed?

I’d love to hear suggestions or experiences from anyone who has tried both approaches. Thanks!

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So I have yet to try VM's in Hex OS yet but I am a avid Prox user " 4 compute nodes and 5 Ceph cluster nodes with a 60tb prox backup server" My main question is do you need all things in one box? The way I run my home prox setup is using hexos as a mass storage media and the prox uses SSD for VM/Container OS storage. 

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