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Unraid is installed on a usb drive. Simply create a VM in proxmox passing through all of your array disks and cache disks that you had attached in unraid as well as the unraid boot USB. Make sure the new vm is set to boot from the USB drive. Now boot up your VM and see how it goes. The nice part is you can back out of this by plugging the USB drive and all of your disks back into your old hardware. Risk is minimal. I think the unraid license key is attached to the uuid of the usb drive, not your computer, so this really shouldn't be too bad. If you're using a SAS controller for your disks, make sure you pass that through to the VM. Better performance than passing through the disks.

You can think of the Rancher docker container as a management console for creating Kubernetes clusters. It should be possible to manually provision a VM and have rancher use this VM to create a one node kubernetes cluster. If you want to go beyond one node, you'd be using at least 3 VMs + the rancher container. What would be really cool is if someone could figure out a way to enable the Rancher container to automatically provision VMs to run as k8s nodes on Unraid.

First, make sure you're signed into grafana. If you've never signed in, the default username/password is admin/admin. You'll be prompted to change the password. After you've done that, you should be able to add a data source by following these instructions: https://grafana.com/docs/grafana/latest/datasources/add-a-data-source/

Is this not configurable from somewhere in the Unraid menu? It also impacts the terminals under the docker menu where you exec into containers. The font is nearly illegible on my screen.