Using two interfaces on the same subnet and assigning each of them an IP address is not a common way to provide redundancy.
In general, bonding is used for this purpose.
Here is an example configuration.
If you want automatic failover, the...
Instead of complaining and just rejecting any responsibility for your own actions of installing an opt-in kernel marked as experimental, that was moved to no-subscriptions to make it easier to test without pulling in other updates for less...
Yes, but in this case it’s not really an issue at all, because even in the no-subscription repository you still have to explicitly install the new kernel. And if someone does that without fully reading the above post, that’s on them. And yes, if...
7.0 is optin and you can still boot on previous kernel in grub. And only availaible in non subscription repo. So, instead complaining, please report your nic model. Is it a pbs vm on proxmox ve ? Or on vmware ?
7.0 is a test kernel,not an enterprise kernel atm, so if you are okay with breakages you use this kernel. If not, you usually pay for enterprise subscription.
Why would you be angry on a company giving you a test repo?
Did you tried to use ceph+ganesha manual deployment from Debian to test on proxmox ceph in your lab ? This option is Debian native and does not need to be deployed from proxmox nodes if you set ceph client + auth inside some PVE VM, from proxmox...
I think this is because we get ldap values already utf-8 encoded, but treat them as if they are not. sent a patch[0].
[0] https://lore.proxmox.com/pve-devel/20260417110451.134766-1-h.laimer@proxmox.com/T/#u
Just be sure you do NOT mix other traffic along with these, most especially corosync. if you have more then 4 interfaces keep the other forms of traffic on different interfaces. If you dont- consider only using two interfaces for ceph and two...
The issue is something that I didn't expect and I'm willing to mark this as solved. Two of the three nodes had maxed out primary hdds (not the pool) because of a backup job. I didn't notice it until now and didn't expect something else to be...
The important point is that in a VXLAN zone, the gateway field in the subnet settings does not automatically create a real router for that network.
It only defines addressing information for the subnet.
It does not make Proxmox spawn a gateway...
VXLAN is a layer2 network and as such does not provide any routing functionality - the gateway setting has no effect. You'd need to add a second network device for connecting to the internet or add a gateway VM/CT to the VXLAN that has internet...
As others have mentioned, it is technically possible to set size=2 and min_size=1, but it does come with risks.
From a Proxmox and Ceph perspective, this configuration is not recommended. While it may not be explicitly unsupported, the fact that...
I gathered some experience a year ago: https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/fabu-can-i-use-ceph-in-a-_very_-small-cluster.159671/
If I want a stable system I would never start with less than three copies and min=2.
Hi,
you can just use apt to install the .deb package. Navigate to the directory where the .deb file is located and run the following command:
sudo apt install ./<your-file>
There are several calculators online such as https://florian.ca/ceph-calculator/.
With 3 nodes and 1 off there is nowhere to replicate so yes you’d have 2 copies. If another OSD is then lost those PG would have only 1 copy and I/O would stop...
Each of the 3 Nodes has a full copy of all data.
So your real usable space is somewhere below 27TB - you already mentioned the %-values. Probably a good idea to play it safe and stay under 70% in case a sudden spike happens, like unplanned data...