After more than two years with little visible movement, oVirt is back on the release radar with oVirt 4.5.7—a version that focuses on a very practical goal: keeping this long-running
Migrating a physical machine into a Proxmox VE virtual machine often happens at the worst possible time: the server is aging, vendor support has ended, a disk starts showing warnings,
In Proxmox VE, “slow VMs” are often a storage-path problem rather than a CPU or RAM shortage. The difference between a VM that feels snappy and one that drags frequently
Proxmox Virtual Environment has become a go-to platform for homelabs, SMBs, and production teams that want practical virtualization and containers without unnecessary complexity. But while Proxmox’s web UI is powerful,
Live migration is one of those features that makes a Proxmox VE cluster feel “enterprise-grade” the moment you start using it seriously. When it works, it’s almost invisible: a VM
Proxmox has announced the release of Proxmox Backup Server 4.1, an update that strengthens the role of its backup platform in modern enterprise environments, where on-premise workloads, cloud and S3
The Proxmox ecosystem has just gained a piece that many in the industry have been asking for: Proxmox Datacenter Manager 1.0, the first stable release of a centralized console to
Spinning up a “real” Kubernetes cluster for performance and staging tests usually pushes sysadmins into two uncomfortable options: either put extra pressure on corporate infrastructure, or pay for a dedicated
In Proxmox-powered homelabs one question keeps coming back: does it make sense to run Docker inside an LXC container, or is it safer to run it in a virtual machine
The Proxmox Virtual Environment platform keeps gaining weight in the virtualization landscape. Austrian company Proxmox Server Solutions has announced the release of Proxmox VE 9.1, the first major point update
