nesting depth 0
Proxmox VE on bare metal
runtime: Bare-metal x86-64 host · nesting depth 0
This deployment method is modeled by the pilot but has not been reproduced in an accepted physical-mini-PC lab run.
version-scoped application record
Proxmox VE 9 Mini PC Requirements
Version-scoped official requirements and deployment conditions used by the pilot's Proxmox VE 9 workload evaluator.
- record type
- app
record at a glance
- release scope
- >=9.0.0 <10.0.0
- public recipes
- 1
- best attached evidence
- grade B
- accepted grade A runs
- 0
version contract
- application
- Proxmox VE
- modeled release
- 9.x
- effective version range
- >=9.0.0 <10.0.0
- record state
- candidate
A future release outside >=9.0.0 <10.0.0 requires impact review. This page must not silently transfer these requirements to a materially different version.
deployment methods in scope
requirements used by public recipes
Proxmox host with two light service VMs
Prerequisite and planning-budget fit for a single-node host; not VM throughput, resilience, or storage-latency performance.
- minimum / recipe-required
- 5
- recommended
- 2
- workload-dependent scope
- this bounded recipe only
- 64-bit x86 processor
- compute · required
- one of x86_64 or x86_64-v2
- Hardware virtualization
- virtualization · required
- required
- 12 GiB planning allocation
- memory · required
- at least 12
- SSD-class system storage recommendation
- storage · recommended
- one of nvme-ssd or sata-ssd
- 128 GiB planning capacity
- storage · required
- at least 128
- At least one gigabit network interface
- network · required
- at least 1
- Redundant or recoverable storage plan
- operational · recommended
- required
architecture / acceleration conditions
- 64-bit x86 processor — one of x86_64 or x86_64-v2
- Hardware virtualization — required
known issues in this version scope
No known issue is attached to this exact version scope in the current graph. That means “none recorded,” not proof that no issue exists; the weekly review deadline remains visible above.
benchmark protocols and tested hardware
No controlled benchmark protocol is published for this application record yet. Official requirements remain Grade B and modeled budgets remain Grade D.
No exact hardware configuration has an accepted Grade A result for this application version. The page therefore makes no measured performance claim.
what these requirements do not prove
- They do not prove sustained throughput, latency, stability, thermals, or power.
- They do not prove that every codec, integration, plugin, or storage topology works.
- They do not turn a platform family into an exact physical configuration.
- They do not authorize a “recommended” ranking without a declared workload.
Scoped Grade A results: 0. This page exposes version-scoped prerequisites from official sources and the pilot’s modeling boundary.
receipts
3 sources · 0 accepted grade A runs · best evidence grade B · reviewed 2026-07-26
record identity, publication and review
- record id
- app-proxmox-ve-9
- canonical path
- /apps/proxmox-ve/
- publication
- preview · noindex
- reviewed
- 2026-07-26
- review again by
- 2026-08-02
evidence boundary
Grade A count: 0. A Grade B source can establish a documented specification or requirement. Grade D records are modeling inputs. Neither is proof of measured throughput, thermals, power, reliability, or physical fit.
3 attached evidence records
a grade describes how well attested a statement is, not how good the hardware is. grade a is a lab run we reproduced with a published method. grade d is a model, a reasoned inference, or a single unverified report.
- evidence grade b 2 records
- evidence grade d 1 record
evidence grade b · official sourcesupports
For production, Proxmox VE documents Intel 64 or AMD64 with hardware virtualization, at least 2 GB for host services plus designated guest memory, fast redundant storage with SSDs preferred, and redundant multi-gigabit network interfaces. Its separate evaluation-only minimum is not a production recommendation.
evidence grade b · official sourcesupports
Proxmox VE 9.0 is an official stable release line based on Debian 13, and its ISO is installable directly on bare metal.
evidence grade d · modeled or inferredsupports
Resource allocations in candidate recipes and the starter stack are planning budgets, not measured throughput or latency claims.
limitation: This is a modeled or inferred claim. It cannot establish measured performance.
source ledger
Official facts and first-party modeling are shown separately. Source prose, tables, and diagrams are not republished.
- 3 sources
- 2 with a public link
- 1 first party modeling policy
- 1 official application documentation
- 1 official release notes
first party modeling policy · 1 source
- Super Evil Robots Repositioning Master Plan
official application documentation · 1 source
official release notes · 1 source
record and source history
This projection is generated from homelab graph version 0.1.0. The generated lifecycle index exposes only history events that are explicitly present in the structured record. It does not invent an earlier revision when the graph contains only its creation baseline.
- — current preview record reviewed against the attached evidence set.
- — next required review under the weekly software review interval.
- — created: Initial version-scoped software record created.
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