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    guerby reacted to fiona's post in the thread pvetsatd uptime time and cpu time with Like Like.
    But you don't need to restart/migrate the VM for qemu-server updates. Just for pve-qemu-kvm updates to pick up the new QEMU binary version.
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    guerby reacted to fiona's post in the thread pvetsatd uptime time and cpu time with Like Like.
    Not usable/exposed in Proxmox VE yet, but upstream has integrated support for this recently (with QEMU 10.0). Relevant feature request: https://bugzilla.proxmox.com/show_bug.cgi?id=3303 Upstream docs...
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    guerby replied to the thread pvetsatd uptime time and cpu time.
    Thanks for your quick answer! Yes ksm is active on this server shaving 60.22 GB of 399.32 used / 503 GiB total Since we have community subscription I guess we'll have to wait a bit longuer for qemu 9.1.4, I'll report here and in the bugzilla...
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    guerby reacted to fiona's post in the thread pvetsatd uptime time and cpu time with Like Like.
    Hi, if you use KSM, it might be: https://bugzilla.proxmox.com/show_bug.cgi?id=6935 which is fixed in qemu-server >= 9.1.4
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    guerby replied to the thread pvetsatd uptime time and cpu time.
    All VMs are using proxmox created/managed ceph rbd storage on this cluster (56 OSD on 8 nodes, all enterprise SSD, 3000TB raw, 60% used), no issue for several years now
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    Hi, I have a few nodes of my PVE 9 (up to date) cluster with very high cumulative cpu time on the pvestatd process (one nearly 1 cpu continual use) In the journalctl -u pvestatd I get "pvestatd[4044694]: status update time (20.938 seconds)"...
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    Yes, of course. I’ve asked the question to our storage vendor in parallel, and I’ll see if I get a response.
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    guerby replied to the thread Slow memory leak in 6.8.12-13-pve.
    Note : running PVE9 kernel 6.14.11-2-pve ceph 19.2.3-pve2 with Intel E810-C 4x25G in 802.3ad bonding on 4 HPE DL385 servers (1 TB RAM each) with default MTU 1500, we don't see a memory usage issue, or it's not growing fast enough to be visible...