Process to move VMs from Proxmox 7.2 to TrueNAS SCALE?

[Joseph Stacklin]

Been scouring the internet for a bit, but can't find any information. I can access my qcows but would like to move all my virtualization to one system. I already have a load of user data (saved progress in Plex VM) that I don't want to have to write down for each EU that has access and keep track. 

 

Is there a way to move the QCow to TrueNAS and use it for both NAS and Hypervisor?

[LIGISTX]

On 6/20/2022 at 1:22 AM, Joseph Stacklin said:

Been scouring the internet for a bit, but can't find any information. I can access my qcows but would like to move all my virtualization to one system. I already have a load of user data (saved progress in Plex VM) that I don't want to have to write down for each EU that has access and keep track. 

 

Is there a way to move the QCow to TrueNAS and use it for both NAS and Hypervisor?

Why do you want to do that? Why not just keep using proxmox? I run truenas under proxmox, best of both worlds….

[Kilrah]

Truenas scale supports containers and VMs so can replace proxmox altogether, trying it out these days...

[LIGISTX]

On 6/20/2022 at 1:22 AM, Joseph Stacklin said:

Been scouring the internet for a bit, but can't find any information. I can access my qcows but would like to move all my virtualization to one system. I already have a load of user data (saved progress in Plex VM) that I don't want to have to write down for each EU that has access and keep track. 

 

Is there a way to move the QCow to TrueNAS and use it for both NAS and Hypervisor?

Also just to actually help answer the question even tho I still hold that just using proxmox is best, use Clonezilla to copy VM’s or even bare metal installs from place to place. It’s a great bit of free software.