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  1. hepo

    backups fill up the root volume

    then you should mount (Datacenter --> Storage) the NAS via NFS/CIFS and do backup directly on the NAS ;) Your other option is to set the backup retention (e.g. keep last 2) on your root volume, but this would be still lame ;)
  2. hepo

    cannot ping the gateway from the server (new installation)

    Try this auto lo iface lo inet loopback auto enp1s0 iface enp1s0 inet manual auto vmbr0 iface vmbr0 inet static address 192.168.0.47/24 gateway 192.168.0.1 bridge-ports enp1s0 bridge-stp off bridge-fd 0
  3. hepo

    Stretched Cluster (dual DC) with Ceph - disaster recovery

    no, not really, 3 nodes can form quorum, I just cannot fix the cehp monitors ;) thanks for your comments!
  4. hepo

    Stretched Cluster (dual DC) with Ceph - disaster recovery

    Is there anyone that was successful in updating the monmap? I am following the instruction here but the monitors are not coming back up after the map inject. The monmap is injected correctly, the ceph-mon@pve.service is failing and I am not able to troubleshoot why (noting in the monitor logs)...
  5. hepo

    Stretched Cluster (dual DC) with Ceph - disaster recovery

    Thanks for the response... The services running on PVE will accessed exclusively over the internet and we are trying to mitigate the risk of DC going down (e.g. catch a fire). If the 3 monitor DC is down, we are still not able to achieve quorum with 2 monitors... I am not that concerned about...
  6. hepo

    Stretched Cluster (dual DC) with Ceph - disaster recovery

    Hello all, new member of the forum here... looking for help and advise. We are trying to setup stretched cluster across two DC's with Ceph. Our setup is the following: - 6 nodes (3 in each DC) - We have 10 Gig network between the DC's with latency of 1.5ms - 4x2TB NVMe OSD's per node - Ceph...