Proxmox Creating Your First VM

[@vamsycrisna5524]

Your enthusiasm in explaining is as powerful as the Proxmox itself.

[@abes.4040]

You're like the first youtuber who I feel shows the newbies how to work this thing without getting the user frustrated. Thank you!

[@ozricus]

Sounds like this video is in the middle of a play list? I can't find any ProxMox play list on your channel :(

[@bubbleboy821]

Thank you. I think this is the most straightforward video of Proxmox I've seen yet.

[@Mandolorian84]

Jeremy, you are the best teacher ever ! bravo!

[@lorandbelanger4253]

I love to see more in depth material on Promox for like HA and Ceph. Thanks for all the great content you've put out too!

[@mikes_.5_cent]

After watching some of your CBT stuff, thought to check out your KZbin. It seems like there has been some time in between the two.

[@garycroft6091]

Love your videos. I have been following your trainning since lates 00s. The best instruvtor around! The link to your full trainning course says, "the page does not exsist."

[@gregjones9601]

This is great stuff! Thank you! I would love to see you dive deeper into a network configuration that supports a 1gb (maybe even LACP enabled) along with a 10gb network (maybe the backbone for storage and the vm disks, to prevent bottle necks in enterprise environment). I would love to see more about enterprise configuration! Tips and tricks like knowing that NFS doesn’t support snapshots but selecting the right options can make it work - is super powerful to know!! More, more, and more please! Thank you!

[@davioncampbell6608]

Hi Jermy, great video keep up the good work please do an advance networking to include VLANs for separate VMs as well as LACP to proxmox.

[@NoEgg4u]

I plan on purchasing a new computer (likely with 24 cores), and am interested in Proxmox, which (if I understand the basics) will allow me to take snapshots of a Windows 11 guest machine. If that is correct, then that will allow me to install and test applications, and if I am not satisfied with the application, I can restore the guest machine from the snap shot (the ultimate undo, which does not involve a time consuming restore from a backup image). I have a few questions: 1) Will Proxmox allow the host machine to run nearly as fast as compared to installing Windows 11 directly to the host hardware? For example, will a powerful GPU be available to the guest machine to video editing / rendering? Will Proxmox allow the host machine's GPU to run at its highest resolution for each guest machine? I have never played GPU intensive games (never had the hardware). But with the PC that I will be purchasing, it will have an Nvidia based 4060 (or similar) GPU. Will using Proxmox hamper the game's playability? I understand that the Proxmox hypervisor layer will never allow a guest machine to be 100% as fast. But if I give the guest machine 8 cores out of 24 cores, will the guest machine run nearly as fast on those 8 cores as it would if there was no Proxmox hypervisor on a physical 8-core system? I will eventually have a handful of guest machines, and I am basically trying to find out if their performance will be hindered in any meaningful way -- meaning, short of benchmark testing, will I notice any performance hit? 2) Will Windows 11 acknowledge hardware that meets the Windows 11 specifications, as a guest machine? Or will Proxmox obscure whatever it is that Windows 11 checks during the installation? 3) If I run an un-trusted executable, and it turns out to be malware, can it escape the guest machine? I am not seeking a written guarantee. But is Proxmox designed to sandbox guest machines, to avoid malware from escaping a guest machine? I appreciate any help with the above, because when I make my computer purchase, I need to decide whether to run Windows 11 natively, or via Proxmox. I would prefer the latter, for the additional security and flexibility -- but not if Proxmox will hamper performance. Thank you -- and great video! First time I have come across your channel.

[@eoeoeovideos]

Hi Jermy, great video! Thank you very much. I have an question, how does it look the perfomance of SYNOLOGY DS1618? Does it work very good on Proxmox? Does synology rackstation rs3412xs/rs3412rpxs works on Proxmox also ? Thank you!

[@Viatto]

Yes - the rackstations would be even better. The DS1618 is great for running a couple (lower powered) VMs. If the I/O gets too high, it can drag to a crawl for all VMs.

[@eoeoeovideos]

@@Viatto ​ Thank you very much for your suggestion! Im planning to buy synology rackstation rs3412xs/rs3412rpxs for my small datacenter for beggining :)

[@HubesTube]

How Do I even get to "Server view"? I just have a "Datacenter" at :8003

[@FreePizza007]

Its ashamed you left the video on the beginning of the install. You will find that the windows installation does not like proxmox, if you continued. It would not install.