no, this is definitely pose no problems.
The only difference really should be confined to host administration, as you might have different bootloader (GRUB vs. systemd-boot) in your fleet. But as w.r.t. usage/clustering, it does not make a difference.
no, this is definitely pose no problems.
The only difference really should be confined to host administration, as you might have different bootloader (GRUB vs. systemd-boot) in your fleet. But as w.r.t. usage/clustering, it does not make a difference.
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