Just upgraded myself. Went just fine no issues. 3 OSDs. I got some interesting data after upgrading:
Ceph Squid → Tentacle Upgrade Benchmark Summary
Cluster: 3-node Proxmox (Intel NUC14, NVMe)
Pool: ceph-vms (replicated, size 2 / min_size 2)...
Hi all. I found this works well to completely remove ceph and config
systemctl stop ceph-mon.target
systemctl stop ceph-mgr.target
systemctl stop ceph-mds.target
systemctl stop ceph-osd.target
rm -rf /etc/systemd/system/ceph*
killall -9 ceph-mon...
Hi,
migrations with VM CPU type host between different physical CPUs are never guaranteed to work. They might work between specific models if you are lucky, but even then, they might break upon kernel or QEMU changes. See...
Experienced same issue.
As IPv6 is enabled, in my case on a VM bridged to NIC facing hosting provider network, i.e. Internet directly, the VM gets real (2a06:dd00:...) addresses via DHCPv6, which seems to be default Cloud-init behavior which...
Hi,
it's not about the machine version, but about the running QEMU binary. You can find the minimum required e.g. from the changelog:
pve-qemu-kvm (8.1.5-5) bookworm; urgency=medium
* implement support for backup fleecing
-- Proxmox Support...
Wenn du die discard Option setzt, sieht das OS eine Disk wo trim funktioniert.
Ob das im OS tatsächlich ausgeführt wird, steht auf einem anderen Blatt.
Yes, you should use an abstract CPU type like x86-64-v3 if your physical CPUs are not the same model: https://pve.proxmox.com/pve-docs/chapter-qm.html#_cpu_type
Yes, someday they will use the same web framework written in rust as PDM (and the new PVE mobile view!) now does. But especially the Proxmox VE GUI is rather complex, so we really cannot give out any timeline for when that happens.
I think that's definitively an important topic. The PDM is certainly a "lucrative" target due to being a single point of entry to one's whole Proxmox infrastructure, that's actually a big reason for it's a pull based design, i.e., the PDM can be...
Ok so this is a volume based licensed product now. Anyone can run it in free mode, but the enterprise repo access is keyed to how many of your connected nodes are enterprise enabled. This is pretty amazing IMHO.