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There are multiple "valid" solutions! Don't feel pushed to follow my ideas. I just say what worked best for me.
My approach? Yes. It would have resulted in one single ZFS-pool. You would create a dedicated dataset (not a folder) to hold the...
Okay, that was a misunderstanding on my side...
In this case I would install PBS only on all spindles, multiple mirrors preferred. Nice side effect: at the end all of them are bootable.
When everything is up and running I would add the two SSD...
Just a quick note regarding the Docker in LXC topic. Jellyfin also offers Debian and Ubuntu repositories: https://jellyfin.org/docs/general/installation/advanced/manual#official-linux-repository-manual
They even provide a script that adds the...
Next question is why the split happened. Check whether ring 0 was already marginal for days:
journalctl -u corosync --since "14 days ago" | grep -Ei 'retransmit|token|link.*down|Sync left|new membership'
My understanding is the OP's plan was to load PBS bare metal, but since the PBS OS install by default would take over the entire mirrored SSD pool, they were wanting to partition it or otherwise steal some of the SSD space to be allocated as a...
I would expect to find some more of those QUORUM/TOTEM messages in the older logs. Maybe corosync was degraded a long time before - and nobody noticed.
Make your monitoring solution watch the output of
~# corosync-cfgtool -s
Local node ID 11...
The obvious one: when this computer dies badly both the original data and the backup is gone.
Rule zero: backups must be reliably available when the source is gone.
(( The famous 3-2-1 rule applies to a homelab too. And it has been extended...
Sure: in <your vm> - top right "More" - "Manage HA" you can find two checkboxes, one being "Auto-Rebalance [x]".
I did not test the actual behavior, but I would give it a try...
There are as many possible answers as there are people willing to give an answer. I will give you a few options and some pros and cons for each. This isn't a complete list of options, nor a complete list of pros and cons. Before we get to...
Sieht so aus, sofern ich das gerade korrekt einordne: https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/sync-older-backups.184685/
"PBS only pulls snapshots newer than the initial one...."
Zu 1) Ja, sollte gehen, aber ich würde pro Cluster einen eigenen Namespace nehmen, falls es mal Überschneidungen bei den vmids gibt.
zu 2) Müssen andere beantworten, bin mir gerade nicht sicher. Ich meine mich xu erinnern, dass ältere dann nicht...
Pragmatic approach: use multiple independent browser sessions.
Personally I do start "librewolf -P" by default and select one of six defined profiles. I am running three of them in this very moment - for separation reasons.
Run a VM that provides a network file share. All things can be accomplished in the same way as you would do with multiple physical systems (except that you use VMs or containers).
EDIT: TurnkeyLinux provides VM/CTs that can run on Proxmox, see...
Okay.
Unfortunately I cannot answer reliably as I do not have Jellyfin in a container. But... I would expect "mount points" to supply the required tooling: https://pve.proxmox.com/pve-docs/chapter-pct.html#pct_mount_points
Agree with @UdoB : a common distro (Debian/Ubuntu) with SSH access/server, docker base install and maybe portainer (or dockhand) for an easy entry or more simple management would the better choice. Your initial idea is like driving a formula one...
You have not much experience with PVE, are using sub-optimal (not recommended) hardware and are starting with "Docker in LXC". This lands you immediately inside a battle field. That combination means you are piling up multiple problem areas from...