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Proxmox VE can run VMs and LXC containers (see my comment below on LXC). Kubernetes can run OCI containers, but there's also KubeVirt for running VMs.
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It is worth noting Kubernetes is not an operating-system. If installing a Kubernetes cluster on your own you will need to install it on nodes running a Linux distro (for example Ubuntu Server). Then you can set up the Kubernetes cluster on your nodes using a tool like Kubeadm. For homelab use and edge deployments, installing K3s is a popular choice (this is a lightweight Kubernetes distribution). There are videos on YouTube you can watch on installing a K3s cluster on Pis or installing a K3s cluster on Proxmox VE (inside VMs).
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Proxmox VE also has its own clustering features but that's very different from Kuberentes. There's also Harvester by Rancher, which is a hypervisor distro based on KubeVirt, that could serve as a more direct replacement to PVE.
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