The key requirements for this scenario are as follows:
The developer must have a nested virtual environment to test software
Outsourced developers should have access to nested virtual environments using RDP
The developer must have control to create or delete a virtual cluster
A tested virtual environment must be fully isolated from the main company's network
In this scenario, a nested Proxmox virtual cluster is created inside the main cluster mainly for software testing purposes for a software development company. Since virtual clusters can be created at any time and taken down, it reduces the cost and time by not setting up the entire hardware and setup process. A virtual firewall is used to direct traffic between nested and main virtual environments. All developers access their nested virtual machines through RDP port forwarding. Outsourced developers also connect to nested virtual environments using RDP. The main...