Recent content by rodrigonb

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    Proxmox VE 7 is vulnerable to some type of 0day/RCE non auth

    If you were on 7.0 you would be affected but honestly that’s irrelevant. The most important lesson from this is that port 8006 should have a firewall in front of it. Pretty much all other hypervisors have had a vulnerability like that and that’s why every HV should have only local access. “But...
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    Proxmox VE 7 is vulnerable to some type of 0day/RCE non auth

    Indeed! The alternative is to use VMWare! CVE-2021-22005 CVE-2021-21972 CVE-2021-21985 CVE-2023-34048
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    Proxmox VE 7 is vulnerable to some type of 0day/RCE non auth

    That someone is the person who have set up the environment. Everyone manages their own environment as they see fit. The problem is that sometimes that person has no idea of what they are doing. Every once in a while a new vulnerability comes up and people should keep an eye and maintain their...
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    Proxmox VE 7 is vulnerable to some type of 0day/RCE non auth

    Well, if that makes any difference (I'm not a troll and have been registered for years): * I had a few bare metal customers with publicly accessible proxmox 7.2 URLs that were hacked; * Same message as these other users (ramsomware note) * No virtualizor installed * I couldn't find the...
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    Shared ceph storage on a 5 node setup

    Hi there, We're thinking to use 2 nodes as a ceph storage to share across multiple hosts. Basically I have a requirement to support snapshots and that the storage can be shared across multiple hosts. So I'm down to three options supported in Proxmox which are: * CephFS * Ceph/RBD * ZFS over...
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    Shared ceph storage on a 5 node setup

    Thanks for the comment! However, the main reason for us being choosing Ceph is to not need to use iSCSI (such as in ZFS over iSCSI or LVM over iSCSI) because as this will be all-flash storage, having the 80/50% rule is a big cost hit, as 12TB of flash storage is pretty expensive.
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    Shared ceph storage on a 5 node setup

    Hi everyone, Currently we are using SolusVM with 5 nodes each with: * 64GB of RAM * 4x 1TB SSD RAID-10 * 2x CPUs We're evaluating moving to Proxmox and use Ceph, as for the long-run it is future-proof, more scalable and easier to maintain than SolusVM. Also we're having problems with...