i introduced proxmox and saltstack to a customer who was running all sorts of applications together on a few linux servers. splitting up the services over multiple containers made maintenance easier because upgrading software in one container would not affect apps running in other containers.
on my own servers i use plain LXC without proxmox, but created and managed through saltstack for similar reasons. and also to allow me to use different linux distributions for different use cases, and to seperate various development environments
on my own servers i use plain LXC without proxmox, but created and managed through saltstack for similar reasons. and also to allow me to use different linux distributions for different use cases, and to seperate various development environments