OK, but I think it is better to manage it using AD, it is more comfortable way.
Anyway we used to have vcenter where anybody can login and using groups permission on vcenter objects each department/team have own set of resources which they can use. Limiting users in ldap query makes sometimes...
Hi,
when adding group permission group is only select-able from list - can not click into group field and type group name to search it. When adding user permission - search works. Can this be also fixed in group permission dialog?
Thanks for that link, at least partial success. We have multiple teams, each have own security group. That would mean, when I want to use this existing security groups for provisioning access to various resources in PVE I need to add them into new group, which I will use as filter in user query...
With corporate Active Directory (trying to replace vmware) it is easy possible to hit this 1MB limit, when PVE tries to sync all users in AD..now what?
Hi, I have found this post using "Unable to load access control list: No buffer space available". I was trying to enable Active directory auth in PVE. Seems we are missing some easy guide. I was not sure how and what to filter, so I keep it empty as in forum post. Preview showed some invalid...
Out of topic, but how is ocfs2 with qcow2 performing? And it is reliable? I can't find any benchmarks or tutorials and my past experience (10+ years) with ocfs2 is only bad (kernel panics).
I have just found this post and also did some research how this limitation could be solved. But It needs new storage implementation qcow2@lvm https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/what-about-lvm-qcow2.138969/#post-650094
I think it is great idea! It should work and be perfect solution for SAN environment (ideal vmware replacement). Actually I have found this article which is about implementing kubernetes CSI driver on SAN using qcow2 on LVM. They mention this document about how this is implemented in ovirt/vdsm...
If you are using ZFS, do you set zfs arc cache limits? Default setting is unlimited (can take 80% of memory). If it grows, VMs can be killed with oom.
https://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/ZFS_on_Linux#sysadmin_zfs_limit_memory_usage
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