Proxmox-VE is great. You can spin-up a Debian guest in a trice, and then spend endless hours tinkering away getting everything working just the way you want. You declare yourself happy and move on to other things.
Until…
Days, weeks or months later you hit a problem when your guest OS runs out of disk space. You think back to the moment when you picked the guest's disk size. And you realise that you - to borrow the words of the Grail Knight in Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade - "chose poorly".
You think, "surely auto-resizing should be possible". You Google. You find some hints that ZFS might've been a solution but, like your original choice of disk size, that, too, would've needed you to "choose wisely" in advance.