We are excited to announce the first release of Proxmox Virtual Environment with official support for a second CPU architecture: 64-bit ARM (arm64/aarch64). Until now, Proxmox VE was available for x86-64 (amd64) only.
Proxmox VE 9.2 for arm64...
Hi @bbgeek17,
In our context, we are preparing configurations intended to be instantiated by non-specialist departments; we are therefore prioritizing ease of implementation.
1. At the very beginning we followed multiple docs, mainly...
Hi Everyone,
Disaster recovery keeps coming up with folks moving off VMware, usually as some version of "what replaces SRM?" We've answered pieces of this in threads for years, so we finally sat down and wrote the whole thing up properly...
Disabling disk swap is enough. PF are still enabled when using zram as swap and the problem has never happened with that enabled, so the problem is related to disk swap on the host but can't really point my finger to a specific component (kernel...
host-managed=0 should be the closest equivalent to PVE8 behavior, though PVE9 does include logic to auto-detect if the host or guest should configure the network and it is usually not necessary to specify it.
Specifically, it checks the existence...
We are excited to announce the first release of Proxmox Virtual Environment with official support for a second CPU architecture: 64-bit ARM (arm64/aarch64). Until now, Proxmox VE was available for x86-64 (amd64) only.
Proxmox VE 9.2 for arm64...
That feels like a documentation error, as in every other Ceph upgrade guide "ceph osd require-osd-release <new_release>" is used just after every OSD has been restarted.
Today we're introducing a dedicated repository for debug symbol packages, reachable at https://dbgsym.proxmox.com/.
Debug symbol packages (named <package>-dbgsym) contain the detached debug information for their matching binary package. They are...
That's what I usually do: using 2 vlans over the same bond add the benefit that if you ever need to separate the cluster network to a different bond, no Ceph configuration changes will have to be made (i.e. add the cluster network and restart...
During PVE install, the ISO installer will try to get an IP from DHCP. If that succeeds, it will configure that IP as static for vmbr0. As you are not very experienced, I suggest that you create a DHCP reservation assigned to the MAC of your PVE...
Wouldn't it be more precise to say that PVE on DHCP isn't supported without other tweaks even on single node setups?
Some services require to resolve the host name to an IP that is currently assigned to the host to work properly.
You are using an http mode frontend with a tcp mode backend for pve, which doesn't make much sense: haproxy will terminate the ssl tunnel and send clear text traffic to PVE which won't work. Change the backend mode to http and use something like...
In any case, the "ServiceNow" manual surely details what kind of access and privileges the user needs. In the end PVE is "just" Debian, so they should have clearly defined instructions on what's needed for ServiceNow to work properly in this...
Know little about Gluster, so can't compare features/performance, but wanted to clarify some points regarding Ceph (again):
Among other tasks, Ceph MON will provide a copy of the CRUSH map to every component in the Ceph cluster, including...
FWIW, forky isn't released, and it's still about half a year until the freeze period starts, and until then lots of packages can still get dropped. Debian cares a bit less about the reasoning we had here, there is no support (and thus liability)...
This is absolutely needed and has to be very precise. I.e. which exact metric is used for both CPU and Memory "loads": CPU load vs CPU usage vs CPU pressure, Mem usage vs Mem pressure.
Currently testing CRS in lab and it seems to allow a node to...