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Hi @bbgeek17 , Thanks for your response. My Objective is to find the best VM settings for each Storage type and very much open to running tests and configurations that you suggest. I'll run them and then post them in this thread. Do you have suggested benchmarks I can run? I'd be happy to...

Hi @fiona , Thanks for the response. The benchmark I was doing was pretty primitive: 1. Start with a Snapshot 2. Transfer a 4 GB ISO to the VM 3. Rollback to the Snapshot 4. Check if the VM is responsive With aio=threads, the VM was responding, however, I noticed that @bbgeek17 mentioned...

@bbgeek17 Thanks for giving us that report. However, I have a case here that contradicts your findings and I guess i'm going to have to start experimenting. I'm using Proxmox 8 (no-subscription repos and up to date as of Oct 19, 2023) and I see the "BUG: soft lockup - CPU#3 stuck for 22s"...

I'm using Proxmox 8 (no-subscription repos and up to date as of Oct 19, 2023) and I see this issue in a VM that is on an NFS storage (10GB connection to a TrueNAS Scale NFS share) and when i deleted a snapshot. Server that i'm running is: Dell R620, 24 x Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU E5-2630 0 @...

Hi @Elie.SF , I'm considering porting my application from VMware to Proxmox: https://www.bubbles.io/deepdive-on-selfservice-automation Contact me if you'd like to experiment it with a POC

Hey Proxmox team. I've installed Proxmox VE 8 and and then changed over to the 'no-subscription' repository and have done an 'apt update/upgrade' as of September 29, 2023 I'm running the following Version of Proxmox VE: I'm all about automation, and so I like to configure my cluster on the...

I don't have a Subscription yet. Can you explain the disadvantages? Excited for this release!

Ahhh... I need to change it to the 'no-subscription' repo deb http://download.proxmox.com/debian/ceph-quincy bookworm no-subscription

You, my friend, are absolutely correct! However, when i do an 'apt update', i see CEPH repo messages: W: Skipping acquire of configured file 'enterprise/binary-amd64/Packages' as repository 'http://download.proxmox.com/debian/ceph-quincy bookworm InRelea se' doesn't have the component...

Now that Proxmox 8.0 has been released, do I remove the 'pvetest' Repo: deb http://download.proxmox.com/debian/pve bookworm pvetest ? Do I need to do anything else?

Thanks @LnxBil I kinda figured that... just wondering if Proxmox UI/API could apply the changes live...

You my friend, are Magic! I'm gonna study pvesh! Thank you!

Hey Folks, How do we change the DNS server of an LXC Container without restarting the container? I don't see a reload or anything like that... Thanks!

Hey Folks, Does anybody know how to list the "Notes" inside a Proxmox Backup Datastore from the Command line? This is what I see in the GUI: But when I run the CLI command: $ pvesm list proxmox-backup-01-T7500 I only get the following output...

Thanks for the update @fabian Is this suggesting that when I change the CPU to "nahelem", that I do not have AES flag enabled when I run the VM? I hope the Proxmox developers could create a patch soon. Most of the enterprises that I've worked with that do Software Development run on the Red...

# Add Bullseye backports to add FreeIPA Client echo "deb http://deb.debian.org/debian bullseye-backports main contrib non-free" >> /etc/apt/sources.list # Install IPA Client apt-get update DEBIAN_FRONTEND=noninteractive apt-get -y --assume-yes install freeipa-client

Hi Torchilidae, Thanks for this great write up. Do you have a write up for what you did on the Proxmox Side? For example, did you create a 'bind' account (I see that you used 'admin' which seems like its the FreeIPA 'admin' account). Also, in user filter, I see 'pve-group'; did you make...

I can confirm you have to select 'Nehalem' and not the newer ones (at least on my Dell T7500 which is running Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU X5650

To answer my own question here, KVM64 is ideal for Live Migration or Failover to another host where the use-case may be that the host it failsover to has a different CPU. Selecting 'Host' can be ok, if the CPU of the other host is of the same CPU architecture. :-)

Wouldn't you want to pick one of the latest ones from that list, as in "Skylake-Server"?