Virtual Lab 01: Storage preparation for ISO and VM and Win 10 installation on DataCenter Proxmox

Welcome to my new virtual laboratory just inaugurated with a new ProxMox installation. My Datacenter is composed as follows: ♦ AMX Ryzen 9 5900X ♦ ASUS Prime X570-PRO motherboard ♦ Patriot Memory Viper Elite II DDR4 3600 32GB ♦ 2x SDD 240GB In this video you can see these commands used: ▌fdisk / dev / sdb ▌lsblk ▌lsblk -fs ▌pvcreate / dev / sdb1 ▌vgcreate driveSDD240GB / dev / sdb1 ▌nano / etc / default / grub I used this command to view the partition of the disks that were causing me problems: fdisk / dev / sdb, keep an eye on his I use, I recommend that you first view the manual that destroying a disk is simple with this command. In this video I begin for the first time to use Proxmox Virtual Environment as a distribution for virtual machine virtualization. I make a brief parenthesis on preparing the storage I need for virtualization, I install my virtual machine in Windows 10. The virtual machine I am going to build will be a Windows 10 machine, it will have 8 processors, 8GB of RAM, 100GB of SSD disk, and it will also have an NVIDIA GTX 1650 GPU dedicated to its use. We are going to see how to dedicate the video card with the technique called PCI GPU PassThrough. The sources for this video have been studied here: ▌► ◄▐ ♥♥♥ Thank you for watching ♥♥♥ #NVIDIA #SERVER #CLOUDGAMING Social channels: ▌► ▌► ▌►

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