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Basically create the vm, bring it up, configure the way you want, yum install cloud-init, power down. Go to gui, add hardware, cloud-init drive, chagne cloud-init section as you would, then boot. Bear in mind that system will not auto-reg dns with dhcp server w/o manual intervention.

A couple of things do matter, if you are expecting the system to 'auto register' with your dynamic dns server, there is a known bug due to network manager not updating connection hostname correctly. Need to run nmcli manually and put in additional dhcp hostname. Probably will write an ansible...

There is a nice workaround that everyone forgets about: Install a proxy server on your infrastructure, and simply use 'host based' firewalling on that w/o proxmox firewall. Then you can use proxmox firewall for your internal stuff, but still get out to the internet WITHOUT needing masqurading...