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Cloud init in proxmox by default offers basic functionality to create a user, add a password for that user, decide if the machine should be updated and import ssh keys and doing basic network config. This is good enough to get started using ansible but cloud i...

https://technotim.live/posts/cloud-init-cloud-image/Follow the above guide!I will use the **fart** net for only local system networkingThe rest of this tutorial seems do-able. Ill probably want to do this at home.

The process for setting up pfsense or opensense in proxmox and then messing with it looks something like this...first install opnsense, add multiple network adapters before logging in. one of those adapters will be setup using just a default bridge to the exis...

just reading though the lxc contianers documentation on proxmoxes wiki, key take aways are such- containers are lightweight (duh)- no live migration due to technical limitations (migrations are handled by restarting the contianer but this is quick because cont...

A bit more on the ansible stuff[[Tailscale Ansible Automation]]---The steps I have got though to setup tail-scale Templates for Proxmox. - create fresh Ubuntu VM- user is called 'administrator'- password will be kept for admin users setup for guests will have ...

Stuff for the ansible playbook Tailscale optimizations generally, mostly for subnet routershttps://tailscale.com/kb/1320/performance-best-practicesTailscale subnet router setuphttps://tailscale.com/kb/1019/subnets---## The vault look-upsthis project helped me ...

Once proxmox ve is installed on a system and proxmox backup server is installed on a separate server (ideally on the same subnet) you can get the two working together by adding proxmox backup server as a storage volume in the proxmox data center. Follow along ...

I am running a lxc container for my access to the makerspace. here are the steps I took to stand up the lxc container. You can use this as a guide for standing up your own personal LXC container. you dont have to do tailscale on there but this has some info on...