Containers. I've been using Proxmox for 8+ years because of this.
Long before containerization was a thing, long before Docker, Kubernetes and all buzzwords regarding containerization were a thing... it was Proxmox.
There are still features Proxmox support that some virtualization and containerization solutions are still lagging behind, like seamless node migration between machines with zero downtime, memory ballooning and user-space quotas by containers in a shared environment, for example. These features, that are now taking off in commercial solutions, were already present... 8 years ago! Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
Updating between versions can break things, and due to the nature of LXC containers, switching between kernels can be a pain.
Fortunately, the community is open and easy to interact to, so most issues are easily solvable. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

