That will not solve the problem which is your cheap disks, just delay a bit more.
I doubt that should enough to mitigate these bad disks for ZFS, perhaps more effective for the WD Red model, but as many posts said :
ZFS require enterprise flash...
As it's written , it's unsafe for VM, not only if power cut , but also if OOM killer or Physical Hard Reset.
CrystalDiskMark, by default, benchs 1 GB of data, which remains in cache, data doesn't hit disk , try with 32 GB and problem should...
As always, it depends, many GB daily written indeed require DC drives.
But, if not ZFS, regular SSD is often enough for PBS as only new data is written, because existing data is never re written.
the originally attached VM config:
scsi0: local-lvm2:vm-121-disk-1,size=1T
The VM configuration you attached contains only one virtual disk/image - "scsi0". It is located on storage called "local-lvm2". You subsequently provided your storage...
Yesterday I noticed that running backups without fleecing is actually a VERY BAD idea since I/O active VMs are stalled, experience I/O timeouts and eventually stop working.
I think the Backup Job assistant can be improved by showing a clear...
Yeah this seems to be an issue in glibc, fixed 11 days ago:
https://sourceware.org/git/?p=glibc.git;a=commit;h=7107bebf19286f42dcb0a97581137a5893c16206
https://debbugs.gnu.org/cgi/bugreport.cgi?bug=79139
Okay I managed to reproduce the issue by producing a file with enough hole and large-enough filled extents. This seems to be an interaction between zfs and glibc (and the buggy behavior seems to be in glibc from initial analysis).
If you intend...
There was a thread a while back about using specific pools and a 1 GB disk to prevent VMs moving to (off of) certain nodes. I can find it later if you can’t. PVE 9 has a new affinity feature which sounds similar but I haven’t looked at it yet.
Freeze/thaw invokes same VSS writers within Windows Guest, same as Veeam or others backups vendors.
Just set VSS_BT_COPY into Registry , if chained/differentials SQL backups exist within Windows Guest, to prevent breaking the "LSN chain"...
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Crucial BX500 are the slowest disks you can find, they writes data slower than HDD, except the first GBs, they use QLC flash.
Running ZFS over these is the best to test the worst case.
EDIT: I don't see network problem as iPerf show 9,3...
We are pleased to announce the first stable release of Proxmox Backup Server 4.0 - immediately available for download!
The new version is based on the great Debian 13 "Trixie" but we're using a newer Linux kernel 6.14.8-2 as stable default in...