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So, would upgrading to 32GBs of RAM fix these issues (which I'm guessing happen because ZFS is running out cache) with my current 11TB of RAW storage?

I tried OMV, I just couldn't get over the UI As for rest of the message, "I know some of those words" lol I'm not interested in Docker

While I somewhat agree with what you are saying, I also don't like it. If I had the money to buy 16TB of storage, I would have done it already and they would be in the server. >Doing it better doesn't mean it has to be cheap. ;) In a home environment it has to be. So what is the alternative...

https://pastebin.com/azqLtT8R 2GB. Ouch? So the only thing I can do is just buy more memory? I just want to avoid buying more hardware if there is a good chance it won't fix this specific issue I'm having. Also I'm guessing ditching Proxmox for Freenas wouldn't help, since ZFS is ZFS on both...

Hold on, you are saying the "1GB RAM per 1TB storage" is an underestimate??

So, any idea what could be causing this? I do NOT have SSD cache

Mirroring the only way I know of, through the "ZFS" menu under node/Disks Pool added to VM with VM/hardware/Add/Hard Disk/Storage Dropdown to pool1 and max out capacity I'm guessing that is not the correct way to do it? qm config 101 https://pastebin.com/U8VkZ3BJ cat storage.cfg...

Machine is a reused gaming PC R5 1600 16GB 2133 RAM Gigabyte AB350 Gaming 3 Proxmox installed on a 120GB SATA SSD Disks in questions are two WD Red Plus 4TB (yes CMR variants, wd40efzx) running in Mirror mode. https://i.imgur.com/zlCw5HF.png Drives are assigned to a Ubuntu server VM whose...

Okay, so I resorted to installing Proxmox in virtualbox and configuring it as I would have done back then. It was indeed because 127.0.0.1 int.mydomain.eu was missing in the /etc/hosts file derp

Yesterday we had a power outage. Today I can't access the web interface. I know something is wrong with my /etc/hosts file, but I have no idea why. I haven't restarted in a few months, so I might have done something a while ago I don't remember Mar 11 20:43:58 int systemd[1]: Starting The...

Thank you!

lsblk https://i.imgur.com/mvAUs4G.png Can you point me in the correct way about resizing that? It isn't a partition, right?

Ubuntu Server VM, with a 32GB disk. Ubuntu reports only 16GB, why? I have two 32GB VMs, one reports 16GB, the other one reports 20GB. Screenshot of the one that reports only 16GB, GParted shows 32GB partition correctly.