Well, live migration should usually work always. With a non-shared storage it will also transfer the disks of the guests, and that can take a long time.
So if you followed the multipath guide and still have some issues, the question would be...
yes, that is the correct type. Once you enable the Snapshot-as-volume-chain, the format will be QCOW on LVM.
Keep in mind that this technology is in Preview mode.
There is an associated performance impact to using QCOW whether on LVM or on top...
To answer your question - NO, its not production feasible config. As @aaron pointed out, you need an odd number of servers in the cluster.
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To add to @bbgeek17
check out the multipathing guide that also covers the finalization with a shared LVM on top: https://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Multipath
And with just 2 nodes, you need to add a 3rd vote to the cluster, as otherwise if you...
Hi @aflocco , welcome to the forum!
You may want to read this article to give you a starting point:
https://kb.blockbridge.com/technote/proxmox-lvm-shared-storage
Follow your vendor's guide on attaching FC LUNs to Linux. Continue with vendor...
When the file is open removing it does not always release the space immediately. A fast way to empty it is to echo "" > auth.log
As @Gilou mentioned, you should take your server off the internet, block access to well known ports (22 in this case)...
You can't start a template via user interfaces.
Can you make sure that you are running the latest code? There were some issues around DBus that were fixed within the last month or so, if I recall correctly.
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You cannot add multiple SCSI controllers through the PVE UI. To do so, you will need to experiment with direct QEMU options via --args.
I am not sure which UUID your SQL installation is bound to, as there are several possibilities. Most of these...
You are very welcome. Happy you found an easy explanation.
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This is exactly the impression I was getting from the discussion as well. The OP wants a “simple” small-business solution that nonetheless delivers a fully featured, reliable DR setup with many characteristics typically associated with enterprise...
I think you may be obsessing about the "performance" and "cost" aspects entirely too much.
1. What is the makeup of your payload? (number of vms, function, ACTUAL performance in IOPs)
2. a backup device MUST be a separate device then the...
That is an ESXi-dependent deployment, and it may not be something you can reproduce in PVE/QEMU. From a boot perspective, you only need a single disk. Additional disks may be required by the application itself, but the first step is to make the...
Hi @markosoftfl , welcome to the forum.
I believe you need to switch to using Virtual SCSI Single controller. In this case a controller per disk will be created.
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It does sound very much like a duplicate IP issue.
The logs are : journalctl -f
You can also run tcpdump from the PVE console or SSH via "good" host to see what, if anything, happens to your "bad" connections:
tcpdump -i physicalInterfaceHere -n...
Have you tried to login from physical console with the same password? Are you sure you don't have two PVE nodes running by accident?
Since you already tried to restart pveproxy, try to stop it - did the GUI stop responding for all hosts?
When you...
Op's environment is two-host cluster with MSA SAN. Neither Ceph nor ZFS would be a technological fit here...
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There appears to be work going on to address this:
https://bugzilla.proxmox.com/show_bug.cgi?id=7289
https://lore.kernel.org/qemu-devel/20260105143416.737482-1-f.ebner@proxmox.com/T/
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Hi @katti, many people have designed their infrastructure with DR in mind. The correct solution always depends on RPO, RTO, and budget.
The key questions your business decision-makers need to answer are:
How much downtime can be tolerated?
How...
This is no different than a Microsoft with MSA. They will provide standard support to the best of their abilities for their product and it's functionality. If the issue points to storage they will point you to your storage vendor.
SAN is a...