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Mastering Proxmox

Mastering Proxmox

By : Ahmed
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Mastering Proxmox

Mastering Proxmox

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By: Ahmed

Overview of this book

Proxmox is an open source server virtualization solution that has enterprise-class features to manage virtual machines, to be used for storage, and to virtualize both Linux and Windows application workloads. You begin with refresher on the advanced installation features and the Proxmox GUI to familiarize yourself with the Proxmox VE hypervisor. You then move on to explore Proxmox under the hood, focusing on the storage systems used with Proxmox. Moving on, you will learn to manage KVM Virtual Machines and Linux Containers and see how networking is handled in Proxmox. You will then learn how to protect a cluster or a VM with a firewall and explore the new HA features introduced in Proxmox VE 4 along with the brand new HA simulator. Next, you will dive deeper into the backup/restore strategy followed by learning how to properly update and upgrade a Proxmox node. Later, you will learn how to monitor a Proxmox cluster and all of its components using Zabbix. By the end of the book, you will become an expert at making Proxmox environments work in production environments with minimum downtime.
Table of Contents (16 chapters)
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Index

Understanding container templates


Unlike KVM virtual machines, which can be installed from ISO images, LXC containers can only be deployed using container templates. These templates can be directly downloaded from the Proxmox repository. To view a list of available templates already downloaded, we need to select an attached storage, which can store container templates, and click on the Content tab, as shown in the following screenshot:

In the preceding screenshot, we can see that we have an Ubuntu container template that is already downloaded in our local storage. To view a list of available LXC templates, and to download them from the Proxmox repository, we need to click on the Templates menu to open the dialog box, as shown in the following screenshot:

There are over 100 templates available to be downloaded from this dialog box. If you are not able to see the complete list and it only shows the Section: system templates, then run the following command from the CLI to update the template...

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