By the way, it seems I'm late to the game.
Another user has done the same:
https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/inofficial-proxmox-backup-client-rpm-builds-for-rhel-based-distros.122862/
work is actually ongoing, validation will be only done for x86_64 in my personal lab, plus smoke test for aarch64.
I expect first batch finished for tomorrow:
https://download.opensuse.org/download/repositories/home:/ciriarte:/pbs-client/...
What's the ask specifically?, is it to have a PVE client or a regular Linux client?. I'm working to repack the Linux client for other distros (openSUSE/Rocky), for x86_64 and ARM64, I could extend the work to build for Debian ARM64 until there...
please boot using a live CD (the PVE install iso in debug mode is an option, please proceed to the second debug shell in that case)
then you can enter your install like this:
zpool import -f -R /mnt rpool
cd /mnt
mount -t proc proc proc
mount...
That not the target of this kind of solutions. IaaS consumers couldn't care less about ZFS health.
I do see the gap, unsure about the way forward though.
Reminds me of vSphere and vRealize Automation. The good and the bad parts.
I do see the benefit, I'm also trying to define how to present PVE as IaaS. The challenge of implementing a CMP is that you have two duplicated implementations (one...
Unlike Linux Cloud Images, there are no Windows Server VM images provided by Microsoft, so I created pve-build-windows-template to generate PVE friendly VM templates. A non-interactive run turns a Windows Server ISO into a sysprepped...