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Sergey Antropoff 777926487b Add a stateful Proxmox API console and broad handler coverage beyond the
initial QEMU slice, backed by imported contracts for majors 6–9.
- Implement durable handlers for access/auth, cluster, LXC, storage, HA,
  firewall, Ceph, SDN, ACME, notifications, pools, mapping, and node ops
- Serve an interactive Web UI with catalog browsing, demo seed controls,
  and OpenAPI/help surfaces
- Bundle PVE 6.4-15, 7.4-16, and 8.4.5 contract revisions alongside 9.2.3
- Support in-memory runtime contract Apply (POST /ui/api/contract/apply)
  so /version and /api2 routes follow the selected major until restart
- Expand seed profiles (including demo-cluster), migrations 007–008, TLS
  gateway config, Compose/Makefile tooling, and compatibility evidence
- Tighten .gitignore for macOS, hidden directories (.*/), and local secrets
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# FAQ
## Is this a real Proxmox hypervisor?
No. It is an API and state simulator. Guests, storages, Ceph, and HA are durable
PostgreSQL models, not KVM/LXC processes.
## Do you really cover API versions 6, 7, 8, and 9?
Yes — **100%** of declared methods for each bundled major have registered
semantic handlers. Switch majors via cold-start snapshot or runtime hot-swap.
See [API versions](api-versions.md) and [Compatibility](compatibility.md).
## Can I use this in CI for Terraform / Ansible / custom clients?
Yes. That is a primary use case. Pin the API major, seed a profile, and point
clients at HTTP `:8006` or HTTPS `:8007`. See [Clients](clients.md).
## Why do some OpenID / LDAP / ACME / Ceph calls “succeed” without remotes?
Those domains persist **local** simulator state. They intentionally do not call
real external systems.
## Does registry coverage mean perfect Proxmox parity?
It means every declared route has a durable handler and is subject to the
projects verification suites for majors 69. Exact edge-case parity with a
physical cluster can still differ; use evidence endpoints and your own client
tests for certification claims.
## Where is the Web UI?
[http://localhost:8006/](http://localhost:8006/) after `make up`.
## Can I deploy on Kubernetes?
Yes. Use the Helm chart under `helm/proxmox-api-simulator` with the published
Hub image. Ingress + cert-manager Let's Encrypt is supported — see
[Kubernetes / Helm](kubernetes.md).
## Which node name does the small seed use?
`pve01`.