Salut à tous !
Je suis en train d’enrichir la documentation sur le site pour répondre aux questions courantes, et parmi celles-ci, l’installation de Gladys avec Proxmox revient souvent !
Claude m’a écrit une documentation, et je suis preneur de votre avis
La page (site de démo) : Install Gladys Assistant on Proxmox VE | Gladys Assistant
La PR :
master ← claude/affectionate-bell-cedz0x
ouvert 01:01PM - 26 Oct 26 UTC
## Why
In Bing Webmaster Tools, "gladysassistant proxmox" and queries on Proxmo… x's port (`192.168.1.2:8006`) bring about 20 impressions. On the forum, people ask for a Proxmox tutorial ([Proxmox installation](https://community.gladysassistant.com/t/proxmox-installation/10018)), and nothing in the docs answered it.
## What
A new page, `installation/proxmox`, in EN, FR, DE and ES:
- **It recommends a Debian VM** rather than an LXC. The official Docker command works unchanged, the VM is on the home network so `gladysassistant.local` resolves, and IPv6 for Matter works out of the box. On the forum, the LXC setups ran into USB and Matter/IPv6 trouble.
- **Steps:**
1. Download the ISO from Proxmox.
2. Create the VM: start at boot, Qemu agent, 2 cores of type `host`, 4 GB of RAM, 32 GB of disk, VirtIO on `vmbr0`.
3. Install Debian (SSH server only) and the Qemu guest agent, with a pointer to the Debian `curl`/`sudo` tip in the Docker guide.
4. Pass the Zigbee dongle and a Bluetooth adapter through by USB vendor/device ID, from the UI or with `qm set`. A tip suggests a network coordinator instead.
5. Install Gladys with the Docker guide.
6. Back up the VM with Proxmox backups and snapshots, on top of Gladys Plus.
- **FAQ, also in the FAQPage schema:**
- VM or LXC?
- How much RAM and disk?
- Matter and IPv6
- Moving the VM to another node when a USB device is passed through
- The community Proxmox integration, to monitor the server from Gladys
- The Proxmox UI is used in English, and the FR/DE/ES pages say so.
- Links to the page: the sidebar (after Unraid), the footer ("Installing on Proxmox", translated in fr/de/es `footer.json`), and the "Which systems" FAQ answer of the Docker guide.
There are no screenshots: I could not run a Proxmox server from this environment.
## Checks
- `yarn build` passes for all four locales.
- On the built pages:
- the `<title>` is right and there is one FAQPage block in each locale;
- the links to the Zigbee2MQTT `#use-a-network-coordinator` and `#utiliser-un-coordinateur-réseau` anchors resolve;
- the footer link shows up.
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Qu’en pensez-vous ?
@mutmut
Salut,
Ayant une installation sur proxmox pour moi c’est parfait
mutmut
Octobre 26, 2026, 7:23
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Le documentation est très bien, je n’ai pas testé la procédure complète mais de ce que j’ai lu ça semble logique.
Étant en LXC, c’est vrai qu’une VM est plus simple dans la gestion.
Et quand l’iso Gladys sera dispo, ce sera encore plus simple à installer dans une VM
Je suis dans le même cas que @mutmut , avec Gladys installé en LXC et non en VM.
