I would give the NUCs 1 vote, and the storage server 4 votes (so that the number of votes still indicates how many NUCs are online). But yes, that should work.
LXC already virtualize those things if you read the values using /proc file system (some tools do that).
All tools directly using kernel syscalls gets the values from the host.
I guess this could be optimized if you keep the reference count in memory. So far we have tried to avoid
that to reduce memory usage.
This depends on many factors and needs careful bench-marking ...
The suggested way is to use a separate datastore for each cluster (customer in your case).
A datastore namespace feature is already on our todo list, but not implemented yet..
I think those complex schemes makes perfect sense if you have full/incremental backups. But I cannot see why
you want to do that with fully deduplicated backup tapes?
Your container storage does not support snapshots, so PVE does a double rsync to /var/tmp to get a consistent snapshot of the data.
I guess there is not enough free space on /var/tmp? You can change that location in /etc/vzdump.conf (see man vzdump).
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