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Yes ! Thanks :)

Hello, Could it be possible to not imply 8006 port for the connection ? When connected to my local network I use an nginx load balancer (upstream module) to connect to the 1st available node and from outside I connect via apache-proxy. Both solutions are based on plain https (443) and the port...

Hello guys, Sorry for digging up this old subject but my question is 100% related to it :) I've not been really watchful with my pve@home cluster for some time and only took care of the guest's maintenances. But now I've started to upgrade my 3 nodes pve/ceph cluster to 6.x. So far, all 3...

One "better way" is to use -F instead of -f in the case in order to make it "rotation-proof" :)

Yes very good point ! If a VM is wrongly deleted, you'll be so happy to see that the backup has removed everything that could help you recovering your mistake o_O

Hello, I'm starting to install and customize Netdata on several devices (physical and virtual) @home and I'm wondering if there's any "contraindications" to deploy it on Proxmox/CEPH nodes ? Thanks in advance :)

Hi Thomas, Thanks for your answer, that's how I manage maintenance right now indeed. But sooner or later, the failover before reboot/shutdown request will come back as it's available on most clustering/HV products. I can't believe a "dummy" philosophic point like HA != FT avoid such...

I've checked the patch documentation and it's still based on "recovering" the service, not failing over the service is case of reboot/shutdown.

You're just wrong ...

Hi, Have you installed qemu agent in the guest ?

Ok. I'll give NFS a try anyway. I guess you added a 20Gbps NIC in the PCIe port of the NAS. Up to you to configure the NAS to serve NFS and iSCSI and add both to your storage. Create a VM to bench I/O and move its disk from one storage to the other to find the one that suits you. Regarding...

What's your infrastructure ?

If you have a NAS and want shared storage just take the NFS road. It is snapshot compliant and far easier to maintain than iSCSI.

As far as I know, OMV can use proxmox kernels, it is even recommended by some "moderators" of the site. I guess it is related to that.

The only solution that comes in mind is to do a Netinst Debian 9 and then install Proxmox over it. Step #1: Search for Debian Netinst. Never done that so ... Step #2: https://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Install_Proxmox_VE_on_Debian_Stretch