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I think Proxmox would still benefit a lot if they provided a 1st-party rancher driver. We would prefer getting proper commercial support for this. Also automatically load-balancing (moving) VMs would be somewhat of a requirement if you constantly have new VMs popping up and shutting down...

Thanks :) https://bugzilla.proxmox.com/show_bug.cgi?id=3683

Hey, I was looking into transferring a file to a VM running the guest agent as well. It seems like the --content parameter from file-write only takes strings but I want to copy a binary file. Is there a way to accomplish this? The qemu-guest-agent docs say it accepts a base64 encoded string, I...

The Proxmox created CEPH cluster is just a "normal" Ceph - While not having tested it with PVE (but running a standalone external ceph cluster in rook) I don't see a reason why it wouldn't work. However I would advise you to create a new pool you use for rook and not mess with the one where PVE...

Check out this script someone wrote: https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/editing-pbs-backups-by-adding-comment-note.85750/

Hi :) The single file restore has been introduced in newer Proxmox VE Versions, your 6.3-3 is pretty old, you should upgrade. After the upgrade that functionality should be avaible.

Hi :) Thank you for your work! I back up the PVE hosts to the same datastore so I had to add handling for backups of the type "host", maybe you could add that to your script as well :) I just skipped them as the name of the snapshot can be customized at backup creation anyway.

you could split the VMs into multiple jobs that run at different times. But yes, I would like an option in PVE to limit the amount of concurrent backup jobs just like you can limit the amount of concurrent jobs of migrations

Yeah that is what Thomas discussed in this, one approach would be trying to do this with the qemu guest agent. This is installed on basically all VMs anyway and doesn't require any more configuration.

Hi, check this: https://bugzilla.proxmox.com/show_bug.cgi?id=3501 That might answer your question :)

HAProxy does also support HTTP/2 and might be a bit more performant than apache2.

Hi, no there is currently no built-in option for this. You could code a script for this yourself using the API, but I would like to see this as a feature implemented as well :)

So you mean use an iSCSI LUN as the storage for PBS? Just mount the lun on your PBS server and point a datastore at it, done.

Yeah, the proxmox-backup-client map doesn't work that well with lvm because you have two LVMs with the same ID and name on your VM. Maybe a future improvement for the proxmox-file-restore client? :)

Is there a "CLI Browser" for the file systems? So you can navigate in the folders and select the files you want to extract?

You don't need PBS 2.x to use the file restore feature, only an up-to-date PVE 7.x installation

Hello, take a look at this solution I posted: https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/copy-backups-to-external-drive.88791/#post-389048 That is probably the way you want to go about this.

You could also use the API, that way you don't need to execute a cli command on the pbs host

Hi, also wanted to chime in here, I ran into the same issue. Have you decided on which option will be implemented yet? Or is the 2nd option already implemented?

Both the GUI and Remote Sync/Backup Jobs use the API. The API is avaible on Port 8007. It would probably be best for you to implement a firewall so only authorized IPs can access Port 8007 on your Server.