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  • VictorSTS
    VictorSTS replied to the thread Snapshot deletion too slow.
    As much of the performance of your SAN/network you want to devote to a saferemove operation without impacting other operations ;) I don't see that happening any time soon unless some sort of cluster aware filesystem with thin provisioning gets...
  • VictorSTS
    Hello, PVE 9 added "Support for snapshots as volume chains on Directory/NFS/CIFS storages (technology preview)". On any file level storage, like a directory or an NFS, you can use QCOW2 format for the disk(s) of your VMs, which already provides...
  • VictorSTS
    VictorSTS replied to the thread Snapshot deletion too slow.
    The problem is that saferemove is throttled by default to a whooping 10MBytes/s. If you check with ps -ef while a snapshot is being removed you'll see a cstream process zeroing the snapshot volume. Meanwhile the very welcome improvement of using...
  • VictorSTS
    VictorSTS replied to the thread S3 compatible storage.
    Use PBS to backup your VMs and set a replica job to S3 storage [1] [1] https://pbs.proxmox.com/docs/storage.html#datastores-with-s3-backend
  • VictorSTS
    You can't expect an exact answer if you don't provide an exact question: you are giving zero information on how your server/cluster is/was configured, zero information on what did you / happened to bork it and zero information on the current...
  • VictorSTS
    Hello, Is Veeam restore working for you with PVE plugin v12.1.5.17 either with PVE9 or PVE8.x? Recently Veeam has published PVE plugin v12.1.5.17 which should support PVE9 [1]. Tried using it to restore some backups made from ESXi but after...
  • VictorSTS
    I submitted a bug, see https://bugzilla.proxmox.com/show_bug.cgi?id=6907 Manually updating regex allows VM to start. Mostly posting here for visibility and hope that a fix can be integrated so I can stop manually patching code on live servers :).
  • VictorSTS
    I would have tried to: - create another LUN in the iSCSI storage - connect it manually on one node - create an ext4 on it - mount it on that single node at /nnt/IMPORT - add it to PVE as directory storage in just that host. Essentially the same...
  • VictorSTS
    Manual [1] says default is 262144, although it should not apply unless you have firewall enabled both for the host and at Datacenter level. I would also think that "default" could mean "use whatever is in the system", but it does in fact apply...
  • VictorSTS
    Maybe you have it set at host's level firewall on PVE? Check on webUI or in /etc/pve/nodes/<NODE>/host.fw