Hi,
On a relatively updated PVE node, I do some PBS backups.
Backups are made with snapshot mode and qemu-guest-agent is installed on all VMs (Qemu Guest Agent is enabled indeed).
I noticed yesterday that during the backup, I have lot of iowaits on the VM.
Backup started @8:41 and ended...
Yes indeed
For example, activate the FW for VM (Input Drop - Output Accept) -
Then allow incoming connections for some IP ranges (RDP, SSH, Zabbix monitoring...), and doing it for all VM/CTs
This is the reason why I thought datacenter rules with security groups should do the trick
Hi
I have the following rules applied at datacenter level :
Everything is working as expected for Hosts nodes
But not for a VM (by now only hosts nodes are protected by PVE FW)
When one of my zabbix proxies tries to ping the VM, it is rejected as you can see in the logs
Why...
Hi,
In order to prevent a maximum of "existing bitmap was invalid and has been cleared" with multiples PBS this is what I do :
@01:00
Backup to Internal PBS => existing bitmap was invalid and has been cleared
@10:00
Backup to Internal PBS => OK (very fast)
@15:00
Backup to Internal PBS => OK...
Hi,
I've recently moved all my backups jobs to a dedicated PBS platform.
Thus, I removed CephFS on all involved nodes. However, I noticed that CephFS mount on /mnt/pve is still there even after rebooting the node. When browsing/mnt/pve/ the bash shell crashes...
Is it normal to leave CephFS...
Hi,
We use the same datastore for all my pve clusters without any issue.
Just be aware of your VM/CT IDs ! But if you have like me a unique id per vm, no pb.
Hi,
I don't know why but since upgrade to v 6.3-2 (with ceph octopus), day after day all my backups are no longer using dirty-bitmaps. (PBS v1.0-5)
On all logs I have : existing bitmap was invalid and has been cleared.
What could be done in order to check what is going on ?
PVE
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