Recent content by Vassilis Kipouros

This is totaly wrong. After you stop the cluster there is nothing to edit in /etc/pve

Another workaround would be to create/use different datastore for each pxmx cluster.

I would but it's not my thread :)

Awesome! You guys rock. When I grow up I will definitely purchase support!!

Hello again, It occurred to me today that you need to have different numbering VM/CT scheme to backup two seperate proxmox clusters on the same pbs box. Backups are grouped by VM/CT number only on pbs. This could cause a lot of confusion. You can backup two different VM's with the same name...

FYI: Today's update (I think it was pve-container) solved the issue.

It seems to be happening to all CT's that have a bind mount to the cephfs mount on the host. Removing the bind mount the issue doesn't appear. I've had it working until last week, why is this happening now?

I have this happening too. CT snapshot backups fail and leave a preparing snapshot that can only be deleted from CT conf file... My error is: Use of uninitialized value in numeric eq (==) at /usr/share/perl5/PVE/VZDump.pm line 478. INFO: starting new backup job: vzdump 100 --storage cephfs...

Would you be kind enough to share your configuration files for this? Thanx

Without using ceph, my current described environment works without a hitch (proxmox wise) I can fully manage the vms and cts on each site without a problem. So the question remains, can a proxmox cluster manage multiple ceph clusters? Or should I isolate the proxmox clusters per site? Can we...

Thank you for your reply Alwin. Is it possible to have 3 nodes per site in 3 sites all clustered with proxmox and create local seperate ceph cluster on each site? managed by proxmox?

Been reading a lot on Ceph documentation but looks confusing. I was hoping for some Proxmox specific instructions because I've broken my previous cluster by manually doing ceph commands.

I have managed to succesfully deploy a test cluster over three sites connected with 100mbit fiber. All three nodes have 3 osds each, and there is the default pools for cephfs-data and cephfs-metadata. The performance of this one pool stretched across the 100mbit links is low but acceptable for...

New issue... After another hard disk failure, I shutdown, replace faulty disk with new and after boot: root@pve:~# sgdisk -Z /dev/sdg GPT data structures destroyed! You may now partition the disk using fdisk or other utilities. root@pve:~# zpool replace -f tank 4952218975371802621...

And it's finished and fixed/healthy with no further intervention: Thank you all for the support!