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I don't have ballooning enabled since I had problems with that during memory pressure. Proxmox reports 2.5G, while the OPNsense GUI reports 2.4G, so very close. If I disable the qemu guest agent the Proxmox report is completely wrong though. Tried to do some more analysis on the 100mb...

I'm also running multiple opnsense instances on Proxmox and did not notice any CPU increase since PVE9 @aklausing you should install `os-qemu-guest-agent` plugin in opnsense and enable `Qemu Guest Agent` in Proxmox VM Option s. Then you get the real memory usage on Proxmox.

It works with apparmor disabled and /dev/kmsg granted via cgroup2, both not needed with proxmox 6.x Note that this removes all protections and breakout from lxc to pve is possible. Since k3s isolates pods this is no problem though, unless you install malicious charts. I updated my last post...

Well I'm also running k3s in vm's since lxc just doesn't work or makes problems. Funny since I will probably migrate to OpenStack. Proxmox is a great replacement for esxi running old school vm's but this is in the past. They don't focus on the future at all, things like cloud, IaC, kubernetes...

You are right, I had this working with 6.x something, with latest 7.1-7 it's not. For me the problem is that k3s has no access to /dev/kmsg (operation not permitted) and quits. The workaround isn't working anymore and disabling apparmor also has no effect.

Here are my notes this should get you going. ## k3s in lxc on proxmox # proxmox # enable modules cat << 'EOF' >> /etc/modules rbd fuse ip_vs ip_vs_rr ip_vs_wrr ip_vs_sh overlay br_netfilter iptable_nat EOF # enable forwarding / optimization cat << 'EOF' > /etc/sysctl.d/k3s.conf...

I have k3s running in LXC, but if you use ZFS it's not supporting overlay2 needed by k3s. Instead use fuse-overlayfs. Any other storage should also work out of the box.

The patch will be shipped with qemu-server_7.0-18. I use it with ansible and terraform for IaC. For reference: ##Bootstrap Cloud-Init Image## A vendor config can be used to bootstrap cloud-init images. For example to install qemu-guest-agent on debian/ubuntu distros after the vm has been...

The patch has been merged now and should arrive in no-subscription this month.

Proxmox does support IPAM via the experimental SDN feature. Using either netbox oder phpIPAM. https://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Software_Defined_Network#pvesdn_config_ipam Static ip assignment also works via cloudinit out of the box. Terraform/Ansible IaC is the much better approach.

zfs scrub, immer am 2 sonntag des monats um 0 uhr...

centos is dead...

Only works if your lxc container is privileged..

That's not possible with proxmox. You would need to setup a desktop gateway like apache guacamole or myrtille.

You can use screen or tmux for that. apt update && apt install screen Create a screen session screen -S sessionxyz Others can join it using screen -x sessionxyz