A backup solution which is not able to do fast incremental backups for unchanged and switched of VMs (the safest method), is not really a good solution. There should be a solution.
A backup solution which is not able to incrementally backup in the safest mode possible, is really not a good solution. There should be a solution to this problem.
I have a VM with 1 TB of data which is switched of. The PBS does not use the incremental mode but reads the whole 4 TB over and over again.
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INFO: Starting Backup of VM 106 (qemu)
INFO: Backup started at 2020-08-24 09:14:05
INFO: status = stopped
INFO: backup mode: stop
INFO: ionice...
I have some VMs on a server which are not started, but are included in the backup. The backup job fails because PBS cannot start the VM because of missing RAM Why does PBS try to start a switched of VM to do a backup? If I temporarily reduce the RAM in the VM config, the backup works fine. This...
How to restore Windows guest files from a backup of the proxmox backupserver? I have a Windows Server VM with 1 TB of data in NTFS and want to restore for example a deleted or corrupted file from the Proxmox Backup Server? How to do this? Is there a possibility to mount the Backup as drive?
Ich habe zwei Cluster: Bei einem kann auch auf allen Servern über den Punkt "Shell" direkt ohne Kennwortabfrage auf eine Webshell.
Auf dem anderen Cluster werde ich jedoch immer nach dem root-Kennwort gefragt.
Wir erklärt sich der Unterschied wie wie korrigiert man das Verhalten des zweites...
1) This is irreleveant to me (and many other). It will run on one server 99% of the time. If I decide to migrate, there is no problem having some 30 seconds of interruption. Everyone can decide on its own how to use it.
2) The described solution uses Docker which is a container and not a VM...
First: Can docker be installed in proxmox without any problems for the proxmox virtualization?
Second: I want to install it in a proxmox container (and replicate this to the others servers). When one server fails, I can still start the container on another instance. This is by no means worse...
It needs another separate server which has several disadvantages.
Why not extend the existing replication mechanismen to be able to retain old versions based on a plan like znapzend? This would combine backup with availablility. Then at any point it would be possible to:
1) Have a perfect...
Yes, I am talking about container migration. With VMs the migration is now live but with container migration there is an unnesseary extended downtime, because the container is shutdown at the START of the migration instead of keeping it running unteil 99% of the data has been transferred. With...
In a VM I can mount ISO images into the filesystem, but in a container I cannot execute "mount -o file.iso /mnt". How mount an iso as a filesystem into a container?
The suggestion was just the very simple change to always migrate in two steps no matter if there is a replication or not. The effect would be nearly the same, as if you would use the manual workaround:
1) Create a replication job by hand.
2) Start replicate it and wait until is it finished.
3)...
The near online migration of a running container could be drastically improved.
Currently the actions are
1) Shutdown locally
2) Migrate volume
3) Startup remote
The data replication could take some time (minutes or hours) in which the container is down.
A very simple but drastic improvement...
I case of desaster revovery:
1) How to replace the /var/lib/pve-cluster/config.db output backup with an existing one? I.e. which services to stop and restart?
2) How to list contents of VM configuration vom config.db?
I have a problem installing a CentOS based Nethserver VM (https://www.nethserver.org/) on proxmox.
After settup the it hangs at "Booting from Hard Disk..." and consumes 100% of given CPUs.
Version: pve-manager/6.2-6/ee1d7754 (running kernel: 5.4.41-1-pve). Dell T20, all VT-settings enabled.
How...
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