For reference, we're doing a 2x10Gb -> 2x10Gb transfer and we're seeing a rate of roughly 50GiB import in 20 min.
EDIT: When we do the same import via Veeam restore we're able to import the disk in ~6 minutes.
I've seen similar results in my limited testing. I'm able to pull the machines across the wire much faster using `scp` but then you lose out on the ESXi importer magic. You can go create the VMs and import the disks by hand but I was hoping to...
From what I'm able to tell it doesn't seem that I'm hitting CPU limits. On the Proxmox side the import tool is using 11% of a CPU core and on the ESXi side I don't see anything using a full core.
I've recently been experimenting with the ESXi import process in preparation for a migration from VMware to Proxmox. I'm having an issue where the disk import process runs extremely slowly. I've got a 10 Gb link between the ESXi host and Proxmox...
I am attempting to write an Ansible playbook that sets up my Proxmox cluster. One issue I'm running into is pveceph install doesn't have a non-interactive option. I've tried setting DEBIAN_FRONTEND=noninteractive on the task like this:
- name...