How to Migrate Virtual Machines to an Intel Knock Cluster

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Timothy Stanley: I've been running these one-use servers in my basement for a while. And they get hot, they're loud, and they use a lot of power. He says he was able to run proxmox on this Intel knock cluster and replace one-to-one with six to nine virtual machines that were already using 140 watts per server. The temperature in his server room dropped by almost 10 degrees too because now the AC or fans are on less.

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