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the purge-old-kernels script also keeps at least 2 by default, can be more via command line argument

Not sure why this should be dangerous...ZFS is built to be a filesystem ;)

http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/trusty/man1/purge-old-kernels.1.html Is inside byobu package or seperately here: http://repo.morph027.de/debian/pool/main/p/purge-old-kernels/purge-old-kernels_1.0_all.deb

https://www.golem.de/news/thunderxstation-gigabytes-workstation-nutzt-linux-und-arm-prozessor-1803-133469.html :)

Sorry to say, but that's kind of stupid question. As one can fuck up security of each product on it's own, it's hard to say. PVE comes secure ootb and you can increase security by adding more layers like specific firewall rules, fail2ban. If you refer to the hypervisor itself, you should search...

Sidenote: my two 4.15 test subjects are still running without issues...

I'm using daemonlogger as soft-tap to mirror traffic from one port/bridge to another sometimes.

Great, just installed on some lab machines (including one with PCIe passthrough..will see how it goes)

Inside Docker, we either use docker-flow-proxy or traefik (can handle letsencrypt) ... Outside we do have simple haproxy's with failover IP address.

Jip, loving ZFS since ever, glad it came to Linux and PVE ;) We mix some local VMs on RAIDZ1 SSDs with sheepdog clustered VMs (also on top of ZFS datasets). It performs awesome so i did not invest any further time in fine tuning. If you're interested in special numbers, i can test them. We are...

KVM. I've also tested Docker native on PVE, but this was not reliable.

My approach: https://gitlab.com/morph027/pve-infra-poc Ansible creates VM via API (proxmoxer) with Kickstart or Preseed options, starts the VM, VM is bootstrapping with Ansible enabled, Ansible configures the VM with apps and everything.

We are running a lots of VMs for Docker Swarm.

Jip. Better start with test systems, try to break it, then you know what common pitfalls to look after and how to recovery and to prevent. Of cource you're welcome to ask questions here ;)

Well, it does if you want to have all the copy-on-write benefits like snapshots. Sure, it does not add redundancy or extra performance (besides zfs great caching).

Don't think so .... but you might have a look at x2go

ipxe can do .... you should be able to chainload ipxe from pxe

Nargh, so simple....tried all obvious <something> + f shortcuts ;) Works in latest FF too, thank you!

I think that i once stumbled upon a list of GUI shortcuts but i can't find it any longer (or my brain is fooling me). What i'd love is a shortcut to enter the global search field. I'm pretty sure it exists ;)

Ich nutze dafür https://github.com/oetiker/znapzend