Recent content by AlexLup

I believe they are referring to creating software TPMs, there are docs on Proxmox describing the process. Also, welcome to Proxmox!! :)

I did think about getting my own mirror as I am up to ehh 9 total Proxmoxes now, thank you for the tip. And hejsan to you too gentle stranger :)

Had these in my /etc/apt/sources.list deb http://ftp.se.debian.org/debian bookworm main contrib deb http://ftp.se.debian.org/debian bookworm-updates main contrib Got root@pve22-31-cephzfs:~# apt-get install -f net-tools Reading package lists... Done Building dependency tree... Done Reading...

Yeah I got these problems as well :(

Have the same problem, swithing apt-repos didnt work :(

Updated the guide a bit: Ceph on ZFS Rationale: Wanting to get the most of my Samsung PM983 Enterprise NVMEs, and more speed in ceph I wanted to test ceph on top of a non-raidz ZFS to make use of the ARC, SLOG and L2ARC Prerequisites: Proxmox (or Debian) Working ceph installation (MON, MGR)...

I am adding this to my system right now to try out the CEPH performance with ZFS as the underlying system and a enterprise SSD to get the special/slog and cache AND the ZFS ARC to see if it improves the ceph performance and was wondering if you can see an improvement there.

This is interesting indeed! Do you by any chance have any performance data ?

MIght be a longshot, but I have had this message popping out on me, turned out to be RAM/CPU channel that was broken so had to replace motherboard. Saying that because the only thing that the last download touches is RAM.

This should be made into a tutorial. Very useful!

Is your ifdownup2 working? Upgrade failed writing that package for me and others..

"Managed" this to apply Gluster on it to give me the HA option, but please be aware that speeds will go down quite a bit.

Hi Adriano, I have invested in 10gb networking, 3 hosts (not even your 7 ones),Samsung NVME PLPs, bigger HDDs, NVME DBWAL, Cache pools etc and wound up getting disappointed with the numbers at 100mb/sec read and 30mb/sec write cold/warm data with my expensive 10gb networking barely breaking a...

Hi! In my constant chase to get out of my PLP NVMes and 10gb network I came to realise that ceph wasn't cutting it when it came to performance while reliability and having a proxmox GUI absolutely rocks. (Thats not even mentioning being able to SEE the files in Gluster even with a broken MDS/MON...

That looks pretty evenly, are the disks evenly spread over the hosts you have?