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Maybe it is easier just to spin up lxc with bindmount to cephfs?

If you are using minio or garage for local hosted s3, they will probably always be slower than samba or nfs.

Yeah,if license(or atlest subscription expires) ends , everything works. This is OSS.

S3 only solves horizontal scaling better than smb or nfs.

Probably around June 2026.

As i said, one more problem is if you are hosting your own minio or garage or whatever , there isn't a region.

OKay finally got it: s3.cfg s3-endpoint: Wasabi access-key endpoint {{bucket}}.s3.{{region}}.wasabisys.com region ca-central-1 secret-key datastore.cfg datastore: Wasabi backend bucket=proxmox,client=Wasabi,type=s3 comment gc-schedule daily notification-mode...

Hm,this is the error for most of them: root@rrr:~# proxmox-backup-manager s3 check Wasabi proxmox --store-prefix test0 Error: head object failed Caused by: bucket does not exist or no permission to access it cat /etc/proxmox-backup/s3/cfg s3-endpoint: Wasabi access-key endpoint...

Another test,with ceph s3: failed to upload in-use marker for datastore: unexpected status code 404 Not Found ceph URL : https://storage.losproxmox.com:8089 AccessKey : SecretKey : API : s3v4 Path : auto Src : /root/.mc/config.json

If you are hosting S3,you usually don't even need region, so it should be an option variable in any case.

Usually i test with mc command , like mc alias: wasabi URL : https://ca-central-1.wasabisys.com AccessKey : SecretKey : API : s3v4 Path : auto Src : /root/.mc/config.json And this works

s3-endpoint: Wasabi access-key endpoint proxmox.ca-central-1.wasabisys.com secret-key

I'm trying to add wasabi to test but for now error 400. Maybe you should add test button on S3 endpoints?

Depends on the network, in colo once a week :)

S3 scales really well in ceph, a lot better than minio, but it is really hard to master.

I'm forwarding logs directly to Eventlog, instead of elastic or filebeat or logstash. But if you want to enrich the data,or split onto some more fields, than i don't have anything. What is the primary goal, what kind of messages do you want/need?

Install filebeat and read from /var/log, same as any debian. But you didn't say what else do you have,like ceph,etc. Maybe you need more collectors inside .yml file.

This is dependant on nvme ,but usually with nvme's up to 14tb, i didnt see the performance difference.

I usually use sas drives for Proxmox OS, yes in hardware raid two of them. NEver had problems. With newer let's say supermicro servers, i go with 256gb nvme/m.2/whatever and zfs for os.

The snapshots are not just for that,maybe they keep some specific version of software you come back often. It is a rather specific thing,but nothing prevents you adding a bugzilla entry.