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Proxmox based Home Lab beginners guide (use Proxmox as your home server!)

Learn Proxmox for a powerful home server and lab! Build your own virtualized environment. Fun, hands-on training.

21students
7h 10m
Certificate
Marek Obuchowski
Marek ObuchowskiDevOps and Cloud Engineer

Course Content

Proxmox based Home Lab beginners guide (use Proxmox as your home server!) is a beginner-level Skillshare course taught by Marek Obuchowski. It runs 7h 10m, is taught in English, and includes a certificate of completion. 21 students have enrolled. It is a paid course, first published May 2025.

Discover the Power of Proxmox for Your Home Lab!

Ready to take control of your digital world? This course is your gateway to building a powerful and versatile home server using Proxmox. We'll guide you through every step, making it easy to create a complete home lab environment.

Here's what you'll learn:

  • What is Proxmox? Get a solid understanding of this leading open-source virtualization platform.
  • Proxmox Installation: Learn how to easily install Proxmox on your hardware.
  • Operating System Installation: Discover how to install various operating systems on top of Proxmox – the possibilities are endless!
  • Linux Containers (LXC): Dive into the world of LXC containers and understand how they work to efficiently manage your resources. We'll explain the underlying mechanisms.
  • Homelab Essentials: Explore a wide range of topics specifically focused on building and managing a robust homelab.
  • Expand Your Linux Skills: This course is designed to enhance your overall Linux knowledge and familiarity with different operating systems.

No prior experience is required! We'll start from the very beginning, ensuring everyone can successfully navigate the Proxmox world. Join us and unlock the potential of your own powerful server!

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