I'll answer both questions in one, because they're quite related: The scheduling mode (basic, static-load, dynamic-load) specifies which measure is used to compare nodes and HA resources against each other:
For the basic mode, it's simply how...
I created a systemd oneshot service for this:
/etc/systemd/system/nvidia-shm.service
[Unit]
Description=Enable NVIDIA Heterogenous Time-Slice Sizes
Before=pve-guests.service
After=nvidia-vgpud.service nvidia-vgpu-mgr.service
[Service]...
Hi Daniel, thanks for the reply!
not right now, no. I was just thinking ahead to the future :D
Right now it is only active on two small 3-node test clusters, one of which has some Nvidia GPUs with NVAIE (yes, works the same as "normal" vGPUs...
@dakralex Thank you very much for the answer! That clears things up a lot.
As for the modes, I think we will just need to try the modes and see what happens. TOPSIS sounds best for our production clusters as they are usually memory limited...
@EllerholdAG my staging clusters are running no-subscription repos and there the 5.2.0 pve-ha-manager is already available. I have yet to roll it out on the enterprise ones.
Hi!
Thanks for the feedback!
The load balancer takes both memory and CPU in account. Ad weighing, see the next paragraphs.
The load balancer can score the balancing migrations by either one of these methods.
The brute-force method (as in...
Hello,
I noticed that a dynamic mode was introduced to the CRS (yay! Been waiting for this for so long and it really comes in handy now with us planning our migration away from VMware, thank you so much Team!!!).
I enabled it on all my testing...
With your current utilization, I estimate around 12 hours, assuming you have a decent node-interconnect (25G / 40G / 100G)
That's actually a tricky question. Since Ceph Nautilus, if you have default settings, Option 1) or 2) will not really make...