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Proximo open-source tool adds trust to Proxmox AI management

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A new open-source tool called Proximo has been developed to provide a more trustworthy way to manage Proxmox virtual environments. Unlike existing tools that are either read-only or require blind faith for management, Proximo focuses on building trust into its core design. It ensures that any proposed changes are first presented with a detailed plan, including the potential impact on existing virtual machines and storage, before execution. Additionally, Proximo features a tamper-evident audit ledger and an undo function for rollbacks, aiming to give users confidence in AI-driven infrastructure management. AI

IMPACT Provides a more secure and transparent approach to AI-driven infrastructure management, potentially increasing adoption of AI agents for complex systems.

RANK_REASON New open-source tool release for infrastructure management.

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Proximo open-source tool adds trust to Proxmox AI management

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  1. dev.to — MCP tag TIER_1 English(EN) · John Broadway (Broadway) ·

    I didn't trust an AI with my Proxmox cluster — so I built one that can't surprise me

    <p>I wanted an AI agent that could actually <em>run</em> my Proxmox cluster — create VMs, fix storage, tail logs inside a container — not just read it back to me. Then I pictured it deleting a storage pool and learning, at the exact second I did, which VMs just lost their boot di…

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