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    [SOLVED] Clear Task Summery

    Dominik, et alia: Indeed I executed the following: cd /var/log/pve/tasks sudo find . -type f -mtime +3 -exec rm {} \; Succeeding the execution of the above entitled commands a bunch of files were deleted. However, even after opening a new private window in my browser and logging back into the...
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    Live-migrate outside of cluster

    Fiona, et alia: Thank you. It's the middle of night here and I am going back to bed. Stuart, N3GWG
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    Live-migrate outside of cluster

    All, Please allow me to proffer this hypothetical: If one has two different clusters each with 3 nodes ("cluster1" and "cluster2") along with a single un-clustered node "node-unclustered". Is there a "Datacenter view" that will show you all of cluster1 and its nodes, cluster2 and its nodes...
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    Live-migrate outside of cluster

    Alex, Thank you for that clarification as I did not realize that from the prior posts. Stuart
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    Live-migrate outside of cluster

    Stefan_R, et alia: The original poster (OP) was asking about several nodes that were entirely not clustered at all and the answer given was regarding "cross-cluster" (meaning two different clusters exist and you wish to move betwixt the two). I am curious to know if the OP's original question...
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    [TUTORIAL] HOWTO : Wrapper Script to Use Fedora CoreOS Ignition with Proxmox cloud-init system for Docker workloads

    Geco-IT: Bonjour! This is most excellent news! Indeed, I made some several updates to the code (the most prominent being the allowance for the latest Fedora CoreOS to work) as well as some others (one of which being the addition of a VLAN parameter). I will fork the code and prepare some PRs...
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    [TUTORIAL] HOWTO : Wrapper Script to Use Fedora CoreOS Ignition with Proxmox cloud-init system for Docker workloads

    I just began experimenting with this. My initial response in this posting was to ask for some updated source code, though I have since figured out the changes. These changes presume the latest version of Fedora CoreOS 37 is to be used. These changes are made to the fcos-base-tmplt.yaml file...
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    [SOLVED] Clear Task Summery

    I looked in the /var/log/pve/tasks directory and there are a bunch of directories, index files, etc... How can one parse out what is there? How do all those files relate, etc? It is some sort of database? I'd like to write a script (and I am happy to publish it here) that would say ask the...
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    [SOLVED] Clear Task Summery

    Dominik, et alia: I apologize for my being inarticulate; yes, I was most definitely referencing pve. I see there is no such GUI based knob, but, is there a manner by which to achieve this from even the command line or via an API call? Stuart
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    [SOLVED] Clear Task Summery

    Is there a similar command for use on a node that is a member of a proxmox cluster (to clear the task log and cluster log)?
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    PBS Backup a MacBook?

    Everyone, Let me first start out by saying that I am quite happy with the backup software that macOS comes with, time machine. That said, there would be some level of convenience with respect to being able to do a back up to PBS directly from macOS. However, right now I run a TrueNAS file...
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    Open Virtual Switch recommendations

    ProxMox users, developers, et alia: I am thinking about migrating from this barrage of interfaces I have now within ProxMox to trying to use an Open Virtual Switch model and am wondering what other folks have had in terms of experiences and what type of configurations worked for you? Here is...
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    Recommendation - Quad Port Gigabit PCIe Ethernet card?

    Thank you for the recommendation, I will research this card as well.
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    Recommendation - Quad Port Gigabit PCIe Ethernet card?

    This video presentation was rather instructive in no uncertain terms. I appreciated that the volume of the video was sufficient to use my internal speakers as well as the clear English and how comprehensive the disquisition was. This is probably the most valuable piece of information for me...
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    Recommendation - Quad Port Gigabit PCIe Ethernet card?

    Dunuin, So if I can get a i350-T4v2 at a good price, then it seems it is a worthy investment. That said, when you say "virtual virtio NICs", I presume you mean using the virtio driver with a NIC that has is accessed via vmbr0 or the like port, or is there some special virtual virtio NIC...
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    Recommendation - Quad Port Gigabit PCIe Ethernet card?

    Dunuin, How important or useful is SR-IOV if I may ask? I am being over the top about this feature or can it be forgone and there would be little impact for a home lab user? I am well aware of the issue with respect to counterfeit cards and as such would only buy one from one of the many eBay...
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    Recommendation - Quad Port Gigabit PCIe Ethernet card?

    Bafta, It's funny I lived in Southern California for a long time around all these movie/entertainment type people so initially when I saw Bafta in your signature line I thought British Academy of Film, Television, and Arts (then of course I realized it was your name). I never even knew of that...
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    Recommendation - Quad Port Gigabit PCIe Ethernet card?

    Forum members, I am interested in selecting a quad port Ethernet card to be used with ProxMox and am wondering what people's experiences have been and what opinions are out there. One card I was looking at is the i350-T4v2 but I am curious what others think? For what it is worth the card would...
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    Can we create processors for the microarchitectures?

    That is the way they are booting up right now. Granted, the environment is a home lab I use for testing and that for my consulting work. Well, there are two reasons it interests me to use qemu64 or kvm64 as the processor type. The first being live migration. The second being that not all the...
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    Can we create processors for the microarchitectures?

    Proxmox Users, developers, et alia: As some of you might well be aware in the summer of 2020 AMD, Intel, RedHat, and SuSE all got together and created the microarchitectures of x86-64-v2, x86-64-v3, and x86-64-v4, each constituting some greater number of available classes of instructions added...