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      <title>NixOS VMs part 2: Bootstrapping a Docker server with immutable NixOS on Proxmox</title>
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      <description>This is part 2 of a series on nixos-vm-template:&#xA;Running code agents in an immutable NixOS VM Bootstrapping a Docker server with immutable NixOS on Proxmox (this post) Mutable VMs are cool too Managing VMs with home-manager and sway-home A NixOS NAS in a Proxmox LXC container In the last post I described running AI code agents inside immutable NixOS VMs using libvirt on a laptop. That setup works well for local development, but sometimes you want to deploy VMs on actual infrastructure - a Proxmox server sitting in a closet, a rack, or someone else&amp;rsquo;s datacenter.</description>
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