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Any opinions on Cozystack?
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I've been moving most of my homelab stuff to kubernetes. Right now it's a bunch of vms using talos and also a couple remote dedicated servers.
I was thinking of reinstalling my proxmox machines at home with talos, and using kubevirt for the things I still need VMs for.
Cozystack seems like it already manages most of the things I'd need?
It'd also be nice to be able to give access to a couple friends to their own virtual clusters on the remote servers.