Proxmox VE 9.1 - Update
Hopefully this won't affect my setup at all, as I have gone to extraordinary lengths to not fiddle to much with the base configuration
However, there are a few changes
From Brandon Lee yet again
Proxmox VE 9.1 Launches with OCI Image Support, vTPM Snapshots, and Big SDN Upgrades
See what is new in Proxmox VE 9.1, from OCI containers to vTPM and networking upgrades, and follow easy upgrade steps to get your cluster ready.
Brandon Lee
The first new feature to note in Proxmox VE 9.1 is the ability that you now have to create LXC containers directly from OCI images. What is OCI anyway? Well, OCI stands for Open Container Initiative. It is a standard that is used across modern container ecosystems. This includes ecosystems like Docker Hub and also private registries.
Unless you haven't figured it out, yet all my lab containers run in Debian 13 LXC's that now run Podman rather than docker. I have now got this running well enough that I have started deploying my previous docker stacks to bring the systems all back up.
Hopefully this won't break nothing, although last night I noticed that I have lost the FQDN name in the LXC's that will break the TLS and SSH, so need to fix that one. I am hoping it's a firewall issue, as it was working before.
#enoughsaid