Recent content by sjmudd

Hi Dominik, Thanks for the response. I think the pvesh could be a good easy to use tool. It's a shame you only build it for internal usage. Perhaps it's worth considering providing it for usage outside of the pve boxes. In any case I'll look at the alternatives you suggest. So thanks for...

I'm not sure if this is the best way to make a comment, but I've been using proxmox for home usage trying it for various use cases. Intended usage: adhoc "development", "testing" of VMs or containers or maybe k8s or similar as needed I run various services at home such as webserver, DNS, email...

This looks like it might be a good answer: https://metacpan.org/dist/App-FatPacker/view/bin/fatpack However, I tried it but wasn't able to make it build a single perl script with all dependent modules included. I have seen other similar approaches. For example Percona Toolkit does this as can...

I tried copying over the pvesh script but wasn't sure of the cleanest way to pull over all the required perl modules. Some of them are clearly from proxmox but others are "system" perl packages so really need installing via system package management. (target box to run pvesh on is centos 8...

I like the idea of pvesh as it allows a simplified, unified management of proxmox remotely. Yet I do not see a separate package available for usage on other remote, non-proxmox boxes. What's the recommended way to use pvesh on such a non-proxmox box, or configure and install it for such usage...