Some of the highlights - Integrated automated installation workflows - Centralized management of subscription keys - Unified Ceph cluster monitoring - Enhanced infrastructure visualization - Central guest and snapshot management - Based on Debian 13.5 “Trixie” with Linux kernel 7.0 as new stable default - includes ZFS 2.4 for reliable enterprise-grade storage. Upgraded and can say they are going in the right direction with PDM.

Checking to see who is keen to get 9.2 into their home labs this weekend? I upgraded last night, no issues across my cluster so far. Check out the new features here: Proxmox VE 9.2 Is Here: 7 New Features That Actually Matter #proxmox #homelab #virtualization https://www.virtualizationhowto.com/2026/05/proxmox-ve-9-2-is-here-7-new-features-that-actually-matter/

I go through the settings that I have worked with in my lab and why I chose the ones I am running: The Proxmox VM Disk Settings I Change on Every New VM #homelab #homeserver #proxmox #vmdisk https://www.virtualizationhowto.com/2026/05/the-proxmox-vm-disk-settings-i-change-on-every-new-vm/

If you have older disks in your system and you would like to see their health status? see attachment bash script. nano /usr/local/bin/diskstatus (example) chmod +x /usr/local/bin/diskstatus(example) whats needed root access

I have created a template using cloud-init but the hard drive in the cloud init template is to small. I want to be able to increase the size of the cloud init drive so there is capacity for upgrsdes etc etc, how do I do this whilst creating the clound init image?