Understand that PVE is not designed or meant to operate as a desktop OS. I see two rational options depending of the answer to a simple question- are you intending to use this computer as a workstation or will you be attaching to it over the...
i had a quick scroll through, a few brief observations
"NodeName" simply means whatever you named your proxmox server lol ... just use the web GUI unless you have a super good reason not to, trust me ... i think the Proxmox documentation is very...
We're proud to present the next iteration of our Proxmox Virtual Environment platform. This new version 9.1 is the first point release since our major update and is dedicated to refinement.
This release is based on Debian 13.2 "Trixie" but we're...
We have received several requests to provide a procedure to reproduce our results. Here are the steps you can use in your lab:
Create a Linux VM (we will use Alpine for a smaller footprint)
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Hey everyone,
A few recent developments prompted us to examine QCOW2’s behavior and reliability characteristics more closely:
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There are various community discussions questioning the reliability of QCOW2. We have customers...
Thank you for the additional information. I am running it with v4 now and it doubled the rates again. Now I have finally reached the hardware limits and learned on the way. Thank You!
no, Virtio-scsi driver is correctly installed for Storage Controller, showed in your screenshot.
What do you want to test ?
iops or bandwidth ?
becauses each requires different settings.
Mainly bs=4k for iops / bs=1M for bandwidth.
BTW, NVMe is...
exact model will be more useful.
Windows 10/2019 does not run smooth on this 10 years old Xeon CPU, even more when virtualized.
Many cores but run too slow for modern Windows.
In my exp. , was only OK with Windows 7/8/2008r2/2012r2
it's expected that VirtIO scsi ( and VirtIO block) driver is only for Storage Controller not for disks itself.
Like real life with hardware storage controller like raid controller.
interesting would be what storage this vm is on.
the filesystem (seems to be zfs) and the underlying models of the nvme ssds (brand and model and amount).