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I use the notes sections in proxmox preeettty heavily. Lots of links to the helper scripts, youtube videos and other resources i used to get er' goin'.
In the near future I'm really hoping I can set up Netbox to help me document the network and equipment I'm putting in my homelab. a nice thing is that I went through a divorce a while ago and I'm getting to start from scratch. You'd be surprised at just how much you've learned since starting to self host and I think there's this sunk cost fallacy that gets a lot of us to keep going with what we've got already set up because we've "already put so much work into it" and the concern of what we might lose by scrapping it and starting over.
Also, not what you asked... but if you're still relatively new with proxmox you should check out the ProxmoxVE helper scripts. Lots of good automated scripts from doing a post-install to setting up various LXC containers and VM's
RIP Tteck! (not sure if i spelled it right)