Comment by Havoc
11 hours ago
Also you can use zfs on a proxmox host and use that both for NAS duty and for the VMs.
For some reason people insist on doing truenas on top of proxmox and then introducing a networking layer between everything they do. Noooo…
its probably dumb but what i do is use proxmox with a debian VM with docker installed and each docker container gets a virtual disk i make on the proxmox host. obviously more involved than running unraid or truenas but i think the complexity underneath is simpler.
Thats perfectly reasonable. Double isolation but that isn’t too costly.
I’m talking more about people doing the same as you except they’re linking the VM storage to another vm (truenas) over network despite it all being on same host. Think it’s mostly because people don’t want to deal with zfs via command line