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This is very hardware-dependent, but if you meet the requirements for solid performance/reliability with Ceph. We would lean towards 4 Ceph nodes + Qdevice with what little information I have. You could co-install PBS+PVE on the fourth node or use a VM. Both have positives and negatives...

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If you take a look at the pre-defined roles here. You may find something close to the permission you are looking for! Thanks!

@waltar ist richtig. Damit die Änderungen wirksam werden, fahren Sie die VM vollständig herunter und starten Sie sie erneut. Bei einem Neustart werden die Änderungen nicht übernommen. Entschuldigung für den übersetzten Text

Hello! From a security standpoint, I would avoid forwarding anything to your proxmox from the web without any extra restrictions. It sounds like you are port forwarding to your Proxmox host IP and not the IP of the VM where your PZ server is hosted. Double-check the IP of the VM your PZ...

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Hello! I am going to need more information, What type of storage do you have? Can you post your HA settings? Thanks!

Hello! What hardware do you have allocated to the VM when it breaks? Thanks!

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The errors are caused by only having one node setup. If your PERC can do HBA, then go with HBA. We lean towards mirrored vdevs with ZFS for our Proxmox OS drives. If you plan on using CEPH and ZFS on your boot drives, be sure they are enterprise-class drives with more than 1 DWPD! Thanks!

Hello! First I recommend against setting up single-drive raid 0s in production. This can cause issues, and drives will not report proper data to Proxmox. Have you added other nodes to the cluster yet? From the looks of things, you are setting up CEPH with only one node. Ceph requires a...

Hello! I have a few questions, Is this a new PBS instance or the original that was used to store the backups? Did you encrypt your backups when setting up the connection between PVE and PBS originally? Thank you!

Subsistence does not appear to have Linux support from the publisher, but Amp has it listed as supported when using Wine. You could spin up an Ubuntu VM and try running the server through Wine. It seems this person was able to get it running! Happy Learning!

Hello! I have not worked with transcoding on LXCs but have on the VM side. I believe you will always have to do some manual configuration here if you wish to use hardware acceleration, as Jellyfin requires you to set the type of transcoding you are using. If you include the P400, you will need...

Hello! Since that version jump is minor, you can update Ceph on all nodes through the normal Proxmox update in the GUI. If you hit "Refresh" and scroll down on the update tab, you should see what version Ceph will update to. You should always have a working backup of your workload before...

If I understand correctly, you are asking if VMs on the failed node will migrate to the other nodes while still running. If the node fails, the VMs do not get a chance to move the RAM over. They will effectively start fresh on the other nodes as if they were hard-powered off. You can look at...

Hello! You can enter a bug report for PDM here! https://bugzilla.proxmox.com/

Hmm, from my limited knowledge of KeyCloak, it requires the CPU to support SSE4.2. This should be supported on your lowest CPU. However, you said it was not working when set to "Host." Have you tried setting the CPU type to EPYC? Can you run a lscpuon your host and check the flags?

Good Morning! If you are looking for something along those lines, this project has the app you are looking for: https://tteck.github.io/Proxmox/ https://github.com/tteck/Proxmox This project automates the setup of some apps with containers. Note: This is an external community project. Be...

Hello! That backup target will only be available on the second node as the first node does not see anything when it checks its own "/mnt/pve/backups". If you want an easy and efficient way to have the backup structure you are looking for, I would set up a proxmox backup server on your second...