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Ive tried all the main "Homelab Hypervisors" in my lab. VMWare, HyperV, Proxmox, XCP-NG/XenServer. I always come back to proxmox because it offers all of the features I need (HA and Backups primarily) in an extremely easy to use fashion.
I had a great deal of problems getting XCP-NG/XenOrchestra's backup process to function correctly.
Proxmox Backup Server just works. Its the first time in many years of homelabbing/SysAdmin in general where a solution does what its supposed to without needing to contact support.
I started with Proxmox in my homelab as I was a beginner and the proxmox forums were amazing as a resource to learn about everything proxmox. I decided to stick with it as it was so easy for a beginner like me.