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You might wan't to have a look at Hetzner and hetzner server auctions. They operate 2 DC's in Germany. They allow the ability to set up Proxmox via a remote-console using a Proxmox ISO setup on a local USB-Stick (google Hetzner + Lara) please note, that where ever you look, a plethora of IP's...

Have you checked CPU-utilisation using something like e.g. htop or nmon. Also benchmarked the throughput/IOps of your PBS-VM??

Question(s): How do i setup a /29 Subnet (Hetzner) with Proxmox to be useable via guests (1 IP per Guest)? Can i use only 6 or all 8 IP's ? Do i need to use Point-to-Point setup for all 8 as the Hetzner Guide suggests ? Sidenotes: Open vSwitch based bridges only experienced with...

Question: is there a benchmark for the PCIE 4.0 M2's utilizing the Phison PS5016-E16 controller ?

Hi; I am currently on vacation and just catching up on some threads ... Have you read these posts? : https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/zfs-configuration-planning-for-virtual-machines.73445/post-328913...

This might help you gauge the performance impact. Post #15 and Post#16 https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/zfs-configuration-planning-for-virtual-machines.73445/post-328913 I am in the same boat (3 node cluster) with 6-8 NVME SSDs) and i am gonna go with ZFS based raid10 and Storage Replication...

Thanks. that book was a good read. Espeically the section about "Six to Twelve Disks". my question is this: This logic was based on Spinners (HDD's) and most likely can not be translated to SSD's on a 1:1 ratio regarding streaming read/writes (due to ther enot being read/write heads for SSDs)...

I am aware. It just does not "really" help testing the performance (dis-)advantages of a specific ZFS setup vs another.

according to : https://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Manual:CHR#CHR_Licensing You will need the the P10 license for 10 Gbit/s You will need P-unlimited license for >= 10 Gbit/s. Do you by any chance have a P1-License or a trial for a P1-license ?

we currently use a backup-software inside the VMs / Servers. to accomplish a similar functionality. because that software does not do delta-syncs it has to write the whole VM-/ServerData. As such we had to set it to 60 Minutes to not saturate the links on the storage (which is a NAS). [The...

Is there any hard data on the severity ? If i did read this [POST] correct, the overhead is <=2x for a RaidZ2 (8k data + 2x4k parity calculations just for the writes) e.g. a 8 SSD-disk Raidz2 vs Raid10 ?

Question: Can PMGvia Fetchmail operate as a replacement for pop-connectors, e.g. Popcon Pro by servolutions.de In this use-case we have an exchange sitting behind the firewall. Mail is pulled by Popcon from pop3 / Imap accounts, filtered for spam + Virus, then transfered to the...

Just some things that come to mind on top my head: Memory. As per https://pve.proxmox.com/pve-docs/chapter-pve-installation.html#_zfs_performance_tipsyou should be using 4 GB + 1 TB per Raw Disk Space. A Quick Calculation shows that you will have at least 8x6 TB in RaidZ(1) split on two...

Thanks for this administrator guide. That helped quite a bit, was good read. regarding storage replication: I can in theory go and configure a VM from Node 1 to replicate to node 2 and 3 and do this Monday to Saturday from 06:00 to 18:00 every minute by using the following parameter(s)...

a ping from Node X to Node Y on the network used by corosync will suffice. If you set up the cluster using the public (internet facing) IP of the hosts, and did not manually configure corosync afterwards, it would be: On host X: "ping [IP Host y]" On host X: "ping [IP Host Z]" On host Y: "ping...