> Thinly provisioned compute in the presence of other VMs is one reason
That's the only reason I can think of.
> I think this is aimed at people with multiple proxmox nodes in a cluster
I think so too, but then we're back to the original question again (i.e. why not just have kubernetes nodes instead of having proxmox nodes with kubernetes VMs on them).
That's the only reason I can think of.
> I think this is aimed at people with multiple proxmox nodes in a cluster
I think so too, but then we're back to the original question again (i.e. why not just have kubernetes nodes instead of having proxmox nodes with kubernetes VMs on them).