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I attempted to role back pve-qemu-kvm and qemu-server without any luck as well.

I had a 6 setups update to 6.2 last night that are having some issues booting a VM with IGD passthrough. Here is what I get with the first boot of the VM. kvm: -device vfio-pci,host=00:02.0,addr=0x18,x-vga=on,x-igd-opregion=on: vfio 0000:00:02.0: failed to open /dev/vfio/1: No such file or...

This started off as a Luminous cluster on 5.4 (Which was rock solid and we never had any issues). About a month ago I moved it to 6.1.8/Nautilus and my monitors have started giving me a ton of problems. Hoping for a bit of help as I am not sure what I can do. Sometimes on node reboots I...

I was able to get things back in order following this thread, but still very concerning. https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/directory-var-lib-ceph-osd-ceph-id-is-empty.57344/

Hey all I just updated my 6 node cluster from Luminous to Nautilus. Overall it went well except on one node. Looks like the /etc/ceph/osd/ directory is totally gone which seems to be the main issue. Any ideas on where this could have gone in the upgrade process? I am thinking my only...

Looks like it hit the streets :) https://ceph.io/releases/v15-2-0-octopus-released/ When do we think we might see it in proxmox?

Snapshot based mirror is the main reason why.

Does anyone know when this might hit the streets/proxmox?

Actually I take that back, I was just made aware that it locked up again during the backup. When you say detailed logs, what do you mean? Windows side or proxmox side?

The move to Virtio has resolved this issue. No more lockups during backups.

It resides on a separate cluster.

Yep we test site fail over regularly.

The monitor is a VM part of a small cluster which we have the ability to run at either site. In the case of a burn down at our main site, we simply bring it up at the 2nd site. It works without any issues.

We run a stretched ceph cluster over two datacenters. We have 40GB dark fiber with about .7 ms latency. Overall it runs well. We avoid split brains by have 1 extra monitor at the primary site. Rbd-mirror with journal has some serious write overhead. Personally I wouldn't even consider...

In our current ceph cluster we don't have a need for that. Definitely options out there to achieve that.

We use ceph snapshots and so does benji. To make benji efficient it uses the rbd-diff command to determine what blocks have changed between snapshots. This way the entire rbd image doesn't need to be read each night.

I agree, the node isn't really "dieing" if its able to be live migrate VM's to another node. Most real failures cause a node to go down hard. This would be a good read for you. https://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/High_Availability

I am using Benji as a standalone backup solution. Its setup inside a VM which has connectivity to my ceph public network. It is a dedicated node because Benji can use quite a bit of CPU. Our target storage is some simple ZFS array's which I present over NFS to the Benji VM. We put benji...

Hey guys we recently started moving our production clusters to proxmox6. Everything has been going really well except for when we backup our 1 and only Windows Server 2012 VM. It causes this VM to lockup and we have to reset it via the proxmox GUI. All of our linux VM's and Windows 10 VM's...

Great info, I appreciate it as always.