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    Multiple containers vs One container with multiple services

    I was wondering what is better from the perspective of resources and memory usage: having a single container or VM to run multiple services on, or running separate containers. For example: I want to run a gitlab server, a plex server and a web server. I can configure them separately in their own...
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    Home dev server

    Why would I add a mirror disk? It won't be a production system, just my home hobby development system. Maybe overkill isn't the right word. My question is if Ubuntu/Virtualbox wouldn't be just a better option for a home hobby system. At the other hand, playing around with Proxmox will be fun and...
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    [SOLVED] Use same hard drive for Proxmox and data partition

    Hi Ben, Hope you are still reading this forum :) I ma buying a machine as a dev server, and was considering to install Linux and Virtualbox. But since I discovered about Proxmox, it looks like a good idea to use that instead. My new machine with have lots of ram (64Gb),and I was considering...
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    Home dev server

    Hi, I am buying a new PC, Ryzen 7, 64gb ram and a 2tb disk. Main usage will be hobby development work, playing around with docker containers, and having a few VM's to test with Windows and different Linux distros. I was planning to install Linux and Virtualbox as a base system, and use Vagrant...