So here is the thing about that.
the algorithm will distribute pg's best it can according to the rules, but the SIZE of the pgs is a function of the pool total pg count. the larger then pgs, the more difficult it is to shoehorn them evenly. You...
Yes 192.168.99.20 is a floating IP (i have 2 DRBD node 192.168.99.21, 192.168.99.22 and one arbiter - diskless 192.168.99.23). The HA is controlled by reactor, all my hosts can access this NFS share.
root@aadmedia:~# stat /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/perl/5.38.2/auto/Storable/Storable.so
stat: cannot statx '/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/perl/5.38.2/auto/Storable/Storable.so': Bad message
@rebelliouswhiz : it looks like you are on a USB3.1 or USB3.2 GEN1 port which is only 5Gbps.
Only GEN2 ports can do 10Gbps AFAIK.
@DerekG : can you share the link to the no-brand device ? Might give it a try while I wait for the test device...
No, v4.2 is best for your case. I hope your 192.168.99.20 is not defined to a host for ha nfs and should be a floating IP which is able to be used by both hosts while just activ on one of.
after removing that package file and then re-running the update and full-upgrade commands I got the following:
root@aadmedia:~# apt update && apt full-ugprade
Hit:1 http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu noble InRelease
Get:2...
To show your Proxmox VM properties in Prometheus, the easiest way is to use a tool called proxmox-exporter, which acts as a bridge between Proxmox and Prometheus. It pulls data like VM name, ID, status (running or stopped), CPU usage, memory...
This one worked for me and it was so easy. I had a power outage, and once the power came back on, I got the 'grub_disk_native_sectors' error on boot.
Followed your instructions and we're back in business. Thank you !!!
Both of my home lab Proxmox servers encountered this 'grub_disk_native_sectors' error when I had to start them up after an extended shutdown (new flooring so had to disassemble the home lab).
Both of these had been upgraded from 7 to 8 in the...
Hello,
My NFS storage is an DRBD HA NFS "cluster" so i'm looking for the right settings in terms of performance and, above all, resilience in the event of a ‘Primary/Secondary’ switchover.
There is not a lot of information on this page...
Correct - Acronis does not, as of yet, have any native support for Proxmox.
But this only goes for agent-less backups, which is possible in some other hypervisors, including vSphere/ESXI.
However, the bootable media is some kind of Linux distri...
I set a USB radio to passthrough proxmox to my Home Assistant VM. This works fine, but sometimes I have to remove it. If I try to start the VM without the USB device plugged in, the VM will NEVER start, with this message:
This makes no sense...
Correct - Acronis does not, as of yet, have any native support for Proxmox.
But this only goes for agent-less backups, which is possible in some other hypervisors, including vSphere/ESXI.
However, the bootable media is some kind of Linux distri...
FYI:
We have tested it on our Test Custer for a wile, with HA and all basic features. We didn't experiences any issues.
But still be careful, it may still have a Issue that we didn't found!