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Canonical MicroCloud
Canonical MicroCloud
MicroCloud is Canonical’s take on bringing a cloud-like experience to your own hardware, and what impressed me most was how simple it was to install and cluster. It runs great and the built-in image library makes spinning up VMs and LXCs quick, but the defaults (especially networking and CLI-first docs) can feel more enterprise than homelab.
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Pros
- +Remarkably simple install and clustering process
- +Built-in image library makes deploying instances fast
- +Great performance even on a small mini PC cluster
- +High availability storage with Ceph available out of the box
Cons
- -No built-in, default instance failover for VMs/LXCs
- -Default OVN networking can be confusing for typical home DHCP setups
- -Manual ISO upload required (no remote URL download like Proxmox)
- -Docs and workflow lean CLI-first, especially for initial GUI access
