Hi, I'm the author of the docker machine proxmox-ve driver and I'm struggling with the best OS to run inside of the VM, which directly corresponds to the actual integration. On one hand, we would need to have a working extrinsic parameter set like qemu with defined network, users and such (or use cloudinit) and on the other side the intrinsic configuration via qemu-guest-agent that configures and detects as we move along. The possibilities are just endless for this and overcomplicates the driver development.
I have a working version with a self-built boot2docker image with qemu-guest-agent integration and also with a self-build RancherOS image. It's hard to believe that one should have special images for this, so what are your choices for running this in production?
Hi, I'm the author of the docker machine proxmox-ve driver and I'm struggling with the best OS to run inside of the VM, which directly corresponds to the actual integration. On one hand, we would need to have a working extrinsic parameter set like qemu with defined network, users and such (or use cloudinit) and on the other side the intrinsic configuration via
qemu-guest-agentthat configures and detects as we move along. The possibilities are just endless for this and overcomplicates the driver development.I have a working version with a self-built
boot2dockerimage withqemu-guest-agentintegration and also with a self-build RancherOS image. It's hard to believe that one should have special images for this, so what are your choices for running this in production?