Recent content by shaunieb

I assume by using pveceph purge other RBD connectors to external CEPH clusters will not be affected ?

Hi Thanks for your response. I do know what IO indicates. The Issue is that there is no indication of where that IO load is coming from. None of the VM's indicate anything but Idle IO. When I migrated the VM's off that node, the IO on the node which I migrate the vms to remains static and...

Hi Over the last month I've been experiencing random high IO issues on random nodes in my PVE4 cluster. There is no indication of what VM would be causing this high io as all VM's can be idle at the time of the event. If I run a IOTop on the VM with high IO the disk read and writes are...

Nice Find. I haven't had that issue in the later versions of PM4. But that cluster has not been heavily used. Ill update you if I have any issues as to keep you in the loop :)

OK, I figured out how to boot up to to the kernel of choice. In /etc/default/grub you can use the GRUB_DEFAULT= option to navigate the boot menu basically. so in my case i wanted to use the 2.6.32-45 kernel which in my case at the grub loader screen would require me to select the Advanced...

ok, so if i run update-grub i get this response : Generating grub configuration file ... Found linux image: /boot/vmlinuz-3.10.0-10-pve Found initrd image: /boot/initrd.img-3.10.0-10-pve Found linux image: /boot/vmlinuz-3.10.0-8-pve Found initrd image: /boot/initrd.img-3.10.0-8-pve Found linux...

Ya, I've been poking around in the grub config @ /etc/default/grub but it doesnt have the list of boot up options from the "advanced menu". can you purge a kernel that is currently in use ?

Hi Guys I'm cleaning house and after having a few strange anomalies I'm migrating from the 3.10.0-10 to 2.6.32-45 kernel. How do I set grub to boot from 2.6.32-45 kernel as default instead of 3.10.0-10. Regards Shaun

Yea, using proxmox to host vms for the tie fighter targeting systems on the big DS. ;)

I'm having an issue involving +-10-20 sec CPU spikes to +-70% which happens randomly every week or 2 which causes havoc with CEPH which causes a knock on effect disrupting services from a few VM's which services are latency sensitive and It seems like the culprit is rrdcached. I'll let you...

ok cool. Thanks :)

I didn't wait ;)

hi Martin. I thought that was the case. I have already done that. Tried 2 different keys as well with no luck :)