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such mal nach synergy und barriere. ersteres habe ich jahrelang benutzt

den alten raspi zum thinclient machen? wir verwenden für remote desktop x2go

30 nodes is not that much. even we as a small company have had problems with this limi5s, resulting in operating several clusters. this is one of the biggest disadvanteges of proxmox in my opinon.

besides the 10y thing :) these are 2 completely different concepts I guess. op didnt show any details but sounds like a firewall infront of the network vs host based firewalling

take a look at tailscale/headscale

what's the benefit installing pve on arm? afais the performance cannot compet with recent amd64 machines. i guess price:performance is a win for amd64

Das ist kein Trend sonder schon lange Realität. Wir haben seit Ewigkeiten keinen Server mehr mit spinning Disks. Den Feldversuch mit billigen SSDs a la EVOs haben wir auch schon hinter uns. Würde ich selbst bei Webservern mit wenig io nicht empfehlen. Kosten/Nutzen spricht für Enterprise SSDs.

when you boot, stop in grub with "e" edit then edit the boot command with additional init= /bin/bash then boot you are landing in a bash with / mounted read only. remount / rw and you can change or deactivate root pasword. after reboot you can login and investigate (probably interface renaming...

lsof -p $pid should give you a clue (at least the path of the binary) dpkg -S $binary maybe the package it comes from (if deb package)

When running pmg7to8 we see: WARN: systemd-timesyncd is not the best choice for time-keeping on servers, due to only applying updates on boot. It's recommended to use one of: * chrony * ntpsec * openntpd as this is mentioned in pve too, we checked it (all our servers running...

I would not recommend pve as desktop virtualization. that's what you are describing. pve's focus is on datacenter virtualization / private cloud I'd simply use KVM e.g. virt-manager. probably virtualbox.

clonezilla multicast setups ftw :) (massiv parallel setups of 50 pce cpe per run, back in the days....)

you can (I guess :)), but you should not (definitly). reducing fs is not that easy though. if you want the system ssd for ceph you are better off bying a small new ssd for the system and use the former system ssd as osd. if you do your system just for testing and fun, do it and try it. that's...

go to datacenter, define a local storage with your zfs pool, create a vm with a disk on this storage. install nfs in this vm. any other vm can use this nfs export. the nfs server is just one of many vms

if you really want to share a local mountpoint by nfs i'd go for the nfs server installed on localhost too. apt install nfs-kernel-server edit /etc/exports and you are in. but why not just use the zfs as proxmox storage and create a guest (nfs server) using it (storing the virtual disks...

afair there is a LSI cli tool to query status and configure the controller. Either you just run a simple cronjob kind of if-then-alert or you integrate it in an existing monitoring solution like nagios, zabbix and so on

die option per user / per domain zu disablen wären auch unabhängig von Ticket systems wünschenswert

journald I guess. rsyslogd is legacy in current debian

wenn du physischen Zugriff hast mit Hilfe von mii-tool (an ab stecken) und wenn nicht sagt dir der switch welche mac am anderen Ende angesteckt ist. die mac nic zuordnung kannst du zb mit ip address show (ip a genúgt) ansehen.

ah, ic... will check this. thank you