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I have figured it out, the issue was due to variable version which is equal to 6.0-4 now and the script was expecting 6.0. Here is the python script.

Ah, please ignore this. I had to do this pvesh get /nodes/proxmox/qemu I think something has changed in the API recently, my python script is not giving me the correct list of VMs now. I use to get the list of VMs like this earlier proxmox_api.node_qemu(node)

I have a VM in running state, but some how API or pvesh command does not shows it. Not sure, what am I missing here. root@proxmox:~# qm list | grep -i running 105 myrke2-node1 running 8096 20.00 12594 root@proxmox:~# root@proxmox:~# pvesh get /nodes...

I was missing these two commands, the complete process has been described very well here. ceph osd pool application enable kube rbd ceph osd crush tunables hammer

Hello guys, I am trying to use a persistent volume claim dynamically after defining a storage class to use Ceph Storage on a Proxmox VE 6.0-4 one node cluster. The persistent volume gets created successfully on ceph storage, but pods are unable to mount it. It throws below error. I am not sure...

As I said, the system froze and there was no trace of any logs, thus I wanted to test the shutdown process without Proxmox.

I am using Proxmox Virtual Environment 6.0-4 on HP Z620 workstation server. Sometimes after clicking "Shutdown" the server hangs forever, I have looked at the logs but could not find anything useful. \ What is the correct order to shutdown the systemd services? I want to try shutting down...