I poked around yesterday and was able to create a Turnkey Core container
under Proxmox, then install Docker and portainer inside of it. This
makes for a nice lightweight platform for docker, moreso than running a
full linux VM and installing docker in it.

From a purely aesthetic standpoint, Proxmox sorts containers first, then
VMs, then storage devices, so it puts all of my app services/containers
in one place.

My next project? I bought a "smart" gig desktop switch for my homelab
and am going to try teaming NICs on my Proxmox server. Realistically, I
don't need it, but it'll be a nice exercise.



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