Container on Proxmox

Container on Proxmox

Upload Container Template on Proxmox Storage

  1. Go to the server
  2. Select storage in which you want upload template
  3. Go to "CT Templates" tab
  4. Click on "Templates" button


  1. Search for Templates
  2. You can search any kind of Linux flavour
  3. Select Package and click on "Download" button 


Create Container on Proxmox

  1. Click on "Create CT" to create container


  1. Provide the hostname and password of container
  2. If you want to wish login with remote, you can upload SSH key File
  3. Else keep it blank and click on "Next" button 


  1. Select the Template and click on "Next" button


  1. Select storage and provide capacity


  1. Provide Processor 


  1. Provide the RAM


  1. Provide the Network Interface name and select network
  2. provide the IP or can choose DHCP


  1. Provide the DNS


  1. Click on "Finish" button 
  2. Container will ready for work

  1. Select the container and click on "Start" button
  2. Double click on container name for the console 


  1. Login with the user credentials, provided during creation


  1. Container is ready for use

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