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I don't doubt it.
There wasn't really any added complexity though. PVE was installed with all the defaults.

It definitely seems joined. I cannot even do anything form the IP of the second instance now.
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But it is all enabled from the primary.
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Generally, for most use cases, just having two servers and good backups is the best option. If you have a greenzone, turn your VMs off, do your updates, turn them back on.

Updates essentially never cause issues. Not on hypervisors (at least not on KVM/Xen.) Putting in a lot of complexity, cost, or risk to mitigate a shark attack isn't worth it. You will focus on a false risk.