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Yes ballon service on windows.

This code is good who wants to know only vm internal usage from PVE not the external usage of VM on PVE.

It means also ballon service running inside the vm too.

This thread already has some insights. Plus I believe this two links would help you https://docs.netapp.com/us-en/netapp-solutions/proxmox/proxmox-ontap.html And plugin thread https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/proxmox-netapp-storage-plugin.20966/

ZFS is a file system, similar to EXT4, so technically, you can use it. However, for ProxmoxVE, I believe you might not find this option in the GUI. You might have to configure it manually. If it's your main root partition, I suggest installing the Debian OS first with EXT4, then ProxmoxVE on it...

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I think steps given in this too helps. https://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Paravirtualized_Block_Drivers_for_Windows

A single HDD can work. You can check all your HDDs, and re-installing Proxmox is not difficult; you can do it again. Make sure to get Dell support to recheck the drives.

I am looking into using XFS because I have a large number of small files in the LXC CT application. With EXT4, I frequently run out of inodes, which is not an issue with XFS. Currently, I have to manually convert EXT4 to XFS using the CLI for Ceph RBD disks and then mount it. Having this...

Seems i like IO Error while installation check your RAID setup and HDD, start installing on a single disk for checkout. might help.

proxmox storage the storage details in -- /etc/pve/storage.cfg , in your case check DataCenter->Storage option ..enable disable does it help you.

seems like RAID issue ...check your Hardware Raid it seems to have some issue.

looks like the configuration as per cifs was not done proper, and you got this error. its generic error.

check your network speed in ethtool .

backup, template , iso and journald logs can take up space.

For my home use, you think it is better to setup only 1 proxmox and use the NAS for backups, and if the pc failed , restore all the vm’s from backup? ... this is bare minimum away for an IT setup. it's your choice

To achieve high availability (HA), a quorum typically requires three nodes. Therefore, an HA setup, with or without Ceph, would necessitate a three-node configuration. For a homelab, you may want to avoid HA and instead use a manual switchover, which can be simpler and more manageable...

For a high-availability (HA) setup, a three-node configuration is required. The third node can be a low-spec device, such as a laptop or an Atom mini-PC. For testing or non-production purposes, you could set up Proxmox within a virtual machine (VM) on the second node, while the primary load runs...