Looks nice :)
Maybe you could add a few ceph specific commands.
At least: When rebooting a node with ceph disks set 'ceph osd set noout' and unset it after the node is back.
I thought I would share a script that I created and have been using to do rolling updates for Proxmox clusters: https://github.com/thanegill/proxmox-upgrade-cluster
It doesn't cover all edge cases but does a decent job of waiting for the correct...
To make it PVE related: if the NIC runs under Debian it will probably work with Proxmox. Create a corresponding bridge, add that VM, install virtio drivers and... call it a day.
Disclaimer: have have zero Mellanox experience...
Da gibt es diverse Möglichkeiten, ich würde dafür ein overlay vpn oder ein webproxy-gateway (wie pangolin oder den nginx proxy manager) nehmen.
Zu OverlayVPNs gibt dieser Vortrag einen guten Überblick...
Ich verwende Pangolin seit etwa einem Jahr. Allerdings hat das Gürteltier immer noch nicht meinen lokalen npm vollständig ersetzt - weil ich schlicht zu faul dazu bin ;-)
Der Knackpunkt bei Pangolin ist, dass er komplett ohne Löcher in der...
You somehow managed to create log entries for the year 2098, which the time series db rightly complains about. They should be safe to just delete, you can optionally install rrdtool apt install rrdtool and create a dump of the db/remove the...
Reine Vermutungen:
Deine VMs haben ja nun eine eigene, private IP Adresse in einem Netz, welches nicht außerhalb des PVE geroutet wird. Korrekt?
Dann ist die übliche Lösung: NAT/Masquerading. Für ein "normales" Setup schaust du hier...
What's your usecase for ProxmoxVE? If you mainly want to run your Notebook as a Desktop System something like VirtualBox or virt-manager is more suitable.
Are you running this command as a user or as root? (Use "su -" or "sudo -i" to become root.)
For this class of problems please post the whole command line (including the prompt) and the full output verbatim (and in ...-tags).
It is worth to note that KSM only kicks in when more than 80 % of the system RAM is actually in use. (Default setting.)
https://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Dynamic_Memory_Management#KSM_in_action
(( Edit: oops - old thread. It was presented as...
Thanks all.
I will test zswap now, in some week.
Zram was not succesfull for me (some instabilities, and they disappear after unstallation of zram). And I saw this : https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/how-to-configure-zram-on-zfs.151747/
That is...
This isn't about zswap though, zswap and zram (although they serve a related but not completely identical usecase) are actually quite different things as explained in the references from Impact.
The most relevant difference is that zswap...
It's not PVE specific. Just add zswap.enabled=1 to the kernel args or set the prop via a cronjob at boot or a service or however else you prefer.
- https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Zswap
- https://wiki.debian.org/Zswap
ZRAM has better tooling...
Try to look into the wiki: https://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Zram ;-)
Edit: that page seems to over-complicating things. For me the single command apt install zram-tools was sufficient. That gave me:
~# zramctl
NAME ALGORITHM DISKSIZE DATA...
Well..., yes.
Since August: https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/proxmox-virtual-environment-9-0-released.169257/#post-788520 ;-)
And first upgrade in November: https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/proxmox-virtual-environment-9-1-available.176254/...
I was talking about upgrading to Trixie, if you really want to get the new apt binary - which is a weak reason, there are much better ones.
In case of PVE this is the guide to follow: https://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Upgrade_from_8_to_9