It's probably a matter of priority. Of course it would be nice to have everything, however the team likely balances between: availability, stability, net new functionality, and pretty GUI for things that already work.
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Hi @SInisterPisces ,
Configuring iSCSI multipath is generally straightforward and relatively simple. It is well documented in many online resources, including the following article...
Hi @SInisterPisces ,
From an operating system perspective, an NVMe/TCP-connected disk and an iSCSI disk both present themselves as raw block devices. When you use the native OS tools to manage them (iscsiadm for iSCSI and nvme for NVMe/TCP)...
Interesting! Will keep this in mind for suitable use-cases.
Cheers
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A bit of good news to kick off the new year: our pull request addressing the iSCSI DB consistency/compatibility issue has been accepted by the Open-iSCSI maintainers. This means the fix will be included upstream and should make its way into a...
Hi @LG-ITI , welcome to the forum.
First, let’s make sure we are aligned on what “ZFS-over-iSCSI” means: This approach allows you to programmatically expose virtual disks as iSCSI LUNs. These virtual disks are backed by ZFS. The consumers of...
Hi All, could any of the participants who are sharing their experience here post:
- VM config pre-resize
- storage.cfg
- Storage config (lsscsi, lsblk, pvs, vgs, lvs, multipath -ll ) pre-resize
- Resize steps with outputs
- Storage config...
Hi @Techingenuity , have a look at this thread:
https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/rename-datacenter.121163/
Blockbridge : Ultra low latency all-NVME shared storage for Proxmox - https://www.blockbridge.com/proxmox
You are welcome. Feel free to mark this thread as Solved by editing the opening post and selecting Solved from the drop-down near the subject line. This helps to keep the forum tidy.
Cheers
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Hi @admin20, welcome to the forum.
You can, but you don't strictly need to. The ESX Migration tool uses ESXi API to extract data from ESXi and then transfer it to the PVE. That obviously means that you need somewhere to put that data in PVE. It...