proxmox

If you’ve just finished setting up your first Proxmox machine, chances are there isn’t anything much on your server yet. First thing I’d recommend doing is to setup a NAS management system like TrueNAS VM on Proxmox before doing anything else. Once you’re done with that, installing Debian or Ubuntu is the next logical step. This will come in handy for many purposes such as installing Docker services, deploying a website, or just a simple Linux sandbox that you can access anywhere on your network....

Life without a NAS is a pain. Having to drag and drop files through Google Drive, forgetting your class notes on the laptop and you’re too lazy to turn it on, upload the file, redownload the file onto your desktop, and so on… If you want to say goodbye to all those pain, TrueNAS is for you! In this guide, I’ll walk you through the process of installing TrueNAS Scale as a dedicated NAS Operating System in Proxmox VE....

This guide will only show you how to run post-configuration after installing Proxmox on your hardware of choice. If you need help on installing Proxmox VE, please consult their official website for installation guide. Installation Here I’ve used Ventoy to install Proxmox and done the following: Boot into graphical interface. Got stuck on detecting country first time, second time booted okay. Choose sdc as bootdrive (500gb ssd). Not chosen a hostname yet but you can go with whatever....