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Even though LXC and Docker solve different use cases, there is enough similarity to inspire conversation (multiple subreddits have numerous "LXC vs. Docker" questions); you're not alone there. As a longtime Docker user who recently started using Proxmox, some thoughts:

lxc vs docker reddit Jul 26, 2017 · Happy docking around with containers in ... Set Unraid runs Emby Docker (No change to current setup) Proxmox (LXC or VM) ...

Proxmox vs. Docker containers. I'm planning to start self-hosting a lot of services soon - among others, ownCloud, Seafile, FreeNAS (or similar), Wordpress, Tor, Snapcast, Mopidy, etc. That list is definitely subject to change and some of those I may not use at all. In a previous post, I had heard about separating each of my services so that I ...

Docker containers and LXC containers borrow from the same foundations of cgroups in the linux kernel, but the applications are different. Docker containers are meant for the use case where it is desirable to wrap a specific user space environment around for one process.

In a production environment, docker is often used to deploy web services that don't keep state. LXCs on the other hand are great for deploying ...

Proxmox & LXC vs Docker. TLDR at the bottom. I've been dabling in the home server area for a few years, but I'm cheap so I've only ever ...

Ubuntu?) with docker containers for HA, Zoneminder, Mosquitto, Adguard, etc 2- run Proxmox on bare metal with a VM for HA Supervised ...

As for docker vs lxc: I use docker for quick testing or like you mention something ... How do you run docker containers on a proxmox host?

replace everything with clustered rancher and docker containers, rancher seems as an complete system for managing a cluster and infrastructure through a nice UI, same as proxmox does. replace one of the proxmox nodes with rancher, and just manage/deploy the self developed apps with docker. kubernetes or something similar, which just ...

Docker is just a container technology, so if you're interested in just the container aspect of it then you can look up pros/cons of docker vs lxc (what proxmox uses) vs lxd (improved lxc, only on Ubuntu afaik).

Docker vs. Proxmox for beginners? ; Virtualisation with Proxmox · If you muck up security on something and it's comprimised, other areas will be ...

Docker Compose files to define multiple related (or unrelated) Docker containers and define their networking between them in an easy way, and create all containers in a single command. VM pros: VMs can run any OS (Windows, OSX), Docker can't. VMs can easily run …

virtualization begginner questions: proxmox vs docker? vmware vs virtualbox vs qemu? Basically I'm trying to figure out 2 things... --Which software ...

Alas, my install is local and all my NC files are on a TrueNAS server, mounted via NFS to the docker host, and shared as a volume with NC. I use Traefik and Portainer as well (the docker host, a proxmox VM, runs 26 containers including grafana, minecraft, nzbhydra, sabnzbd, radarr, etc.) but hardly ever really do much with Portainer.

Heyo! About a week ago I asked about how to setup a NAS+media server+TS3+game server. I've now got most of the hardware figured out (4790, ...

I was wondering how many of you primarily run LXC containers vs docker containers on Proxmox, and the pros and cons of each? I am aware you can run docker inside of an LXC container, I'm just wondering what people primarily use for their container needs.

Docker is just a container technology, so if you're interested in just the container aspect of it then you can look up pros/cons of docker vs lxc (what proxmox uses) …

Proxmox vs. Docker containers. I'm planning to start self-hosting a lot of services soon - among others, ownCloud, Seafile, ...

Was hard getting the vdisks running , but I am far happier with Hyper V then I was with Proxmox, running a cluster of HyperV now both at home and at the datacenter. I have been using Proxmox for about 3 months now. I am no Sysadmin, but have a decent experience in patching things up in different unix flavours...

Most services initially ran on bare (crappy) metal but now are containerised via Docker. Today's mission was to get an i5 nuc w/ proxmox installed. So far so good and the performance is great but the move to LXC from Docker feels like a step back. Via Docker; there's no app install just a "docker create" and the setup is done.

With proxmox you get the same concept as Docker on Ubuntu, but with an extra layer that allows for repeatable, and recoverable operations.