Proxmox LXC Network Device Node Passthrough

[@1rk1n]

I hope this video wasn't made JUST for me, for being a noob on your discord ^^. Thank you much. The explanation of the permission(s) was enlightening too. Be safe on vacation.

[@AnandsLab]

It was, kind of. I had planned it but moved it up in the schedule :-)

[@TaylorOberst]

I'm able to get the GPU to passthru, however, after adding the lines for the network, the system will not boot

[@TaylorOberst]

nevermind, that didn't work a second time

[@declanmcardle]

For the video with passing a graphics card through, can you give a definitive answer as to whether the inbuilt graphics GPU on the CPU can be passed through or must it be a separate physical card in a PCIe slot - thanks.

[@AnandsLab]

Already recorded. And I am passing through my igpu. Not a dedicated card.

[@FizzGiGG55123]

Hey Anand. I had to use cgroup, not cgroup2, in my CT config using Debian 12.2-1 standard template as cgroup2 threw an error. lxc.cgroup.devices.allow: c 10:200 rwm lxc.mount.entry: /dev/net dev/net none bind,create=dir

[@kyesil]

Docker on lxc so much efficient. Before I am using docker on VM. Now convert docker on lxc. %30 storage %50 CPU usage %50 ram usage decreased. Proxmox lxc lot's of save money. Before vm on VMware esxi 2times expensive server cost

[@AnandsLab]

It definitely is. Just need to ensure good backups although I never had to restore one in 2 years

[@MarkConstable]

I don't prefer docker in any environment.

[@AnandsLab]

Please elaborate to help others.

[@MarkConstable]

@@AnandsLab It's a hot mess of confusing overlays and hides how applications really work in a native environment. I can copy a LXC and VM system to bare metal and vice versa, but a docker environment totally messes that up unless it's docker to docker.