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remove non-iso format from README.md #158

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Expand Up @@ -66,17 +66,15 @@ kubectl delete cluster cappx-test

## Fetures

- No need to prepare vm templates. You can specify any vm image in `ProxmoxMachine.Spec.Image`. CAPPX bootstrap your vm from scratch.

- Supports mutiple image format. CAPPX uses VNC websocket for downloading/installing node images so it can support multiple image format not only ISO (Proxmox API can only support ISO)
- No need to prepare vm templates. You can specify any vm image in `ProxmoxMachine.Spec.Image`. CAPPX bootstrap your vm from scratch. (Supports `iso` type of image format.)

- Supports custom cloud-config (user data). CAPPX uses VNC websockert for bootstrapping nodes so it can applies custom cloud-config that can not be achieved by only Proxmox API.

- Flexible vmid/node assigning. You can flexibly assign vmid to your qemu and flexibly schedule qemus to proxmox nodes. For more details please check [qemu-scheduler](./cloud/scheduler/).

### Node Images

CAPPX is compatible with `iso`, `qcow2`, `qed`, `raw`, `vdi`, `vpc`, `vmdk` format of image. You can build your own node image and use it for `ProxmoxMachine`.
CAPPX is compatible with `iso` format of image. You can build your own node image and use it for `ProxmoxMachine`.

CAPPX relies on a few prerequisites which have to be already installed in the used operating system images, e.g. a container runtime, kubelet, kubeadm,.. .

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