Proxmox containers start in seconds, and it changed what I bother self-hosting
Self-hosting can be a life-changing experience, but if you think Docker is the best place to start, I'd beg to differ; it's actually Proxmox.
Proxmox containers start in seconds, transforming the way I self-host. This advantage of Proxmox over Docker has made it my preferred choice for self-hosting. Despite Docker's popularity, Proxmox's LXC containers launch nearly instantly, making the self-hosting experience more efficient. The speed of Proxmox containers allows me to test and deploy services quickly, without the delays I often encountered with Docker.
Additionally, Proxmox integrates well with Home Assistant, enabling automations and further streamlining the process. The community scripts for Proxmox make deployment a breeze, requiring only a simple command to install and run a container. This ease of use has led me to deploy various services, such as Seerr for Jellyfin, Kiwix for Wikipedia, and Glance for a custom homepage, all within seconds.
The ability to easily update and delete containers also adds to Proxmox's appeal, allowing me to experiment with new services without the hassle of managing storage. Overall, Proxmox has revolutionized my self-hosting experience, providing unparalleled speed and simplicity that has made me reconsider my initial reliance on Docker.
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