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Man this is crazy. I removed and readded the Grafana dashboard and still no change. I've been using Chronograf to "explore" the data and that is where I'm looking at changes in the Influxdb. The Grafana dashboard is pulling it's data on the server name from this one query: SHOW TAG VALUES FROM...

I only have a few systems at home so it's not a major issue for me to be running it like this. I have a synology nas but don't like running VMs off it and don't have an actual SAN solution. 2 of the nodes still aren't populating influxdb properly, is there some way to test this manually without...

I'll give that a try right now, what's your iceph for? In my Proxmox cluster I have Ceph setup and running. Also do you run influxdb in a docker? I run it in a docker running in a vm on proxmox. I made a change to my config and tried to run service influxdb restart but... it's saying something...

Hmm, how do I specify a second UDP in my influxdb.conf? Just another duplicate the current UDP but change the port and have it setup for the proxmox db? Then make the regular port a general db?

I'm close in that I can see two of my systems but not proxmox-1 or -2..

I currently don't have any other udp data coming in that I know of but I'm ok with making one the default and adding a new one just not sure how yet. There is no firewall on influxdb besides it running on a docker container on proxmox... maybe the proxmox firewall.

I made some progress, they deleting the db and starting it over. influxdb.conf influxdb: server 10.100.10.100 port 8089 I did notice some people have something after the influxdb: ***, but I could not find out what that specifically was. I have a 4-node cluster with...

What would be the reason I would be having problems? I see info populate the DB but it's only node info regarding storage.

I'm having the same issue here, I get host / nodenames / object / type but all of it is in reference to storage space and not cpu / ram / etc...

I was able to fix this using iperf to troubleshoot. Turns out on of my SFP+ DAC cables wasn't allowing one device to transmit properly. I tried to unplug and replug it in but that didn't help. When I swapped it with an identical cable it worked and I was able to transfer at normal speeds...

I know this is an old thread and probably dead but Carpenike did you resolve your issue. I'm running into a very similar issue and would greatly benefit if you found any resolution to your problem. I have 2 VLANs for node cluster and one for Ceph, all on the same switch... the same Unifi...

I'm expereincing painfully slow transfers as well. Did you have any issues running iperf3? I setup the server and the client but they never connect to each other. I can ping the machines and have turned off the firewall just in case. I'm trying to go from one proxmox node to another. Looking...

I have a 3 node Proxmox cluster each with a Xeon 8c/16t, 64GB ram, 512GBnvme (OS), 1TB Samsung 970 Pro NVME (OSD), 6.4TB Intel P4600 NVME (OSD), 10Gb to management / nfs nas network, 10Gb to Ceph VLAN. This is only 6 OSDs, I know this is a very light install but it's all I can fit into these...

@thomps, Can you post your host interface config when you get a chance. I'm currently not using vlan aware and looking to make the change over it from where I'm at. I have a hand full of VLANs that I have configured. Thanks

Thanks a bunch. I'm going to work on standing up a 2-3 virtual node swarm as you recommend. My last question has to do with if you are using VLANs in your network and if you have docker containers in different VLANs? When create the Debian VM for docker, my plan was to pass in everything via...

Thanks, as I'm most familiar with Debian and it's what Proxmox is built on that is what I was going to go with too. How do you handle the debian VM needing more storage space, cpu cores, or memory assigned?

Thank you for the troubleshooting and the advice. With you kubernetes cluster in vms, what base OS / configuration are you using? I don't like the idea of having another OS to manage and keep updated, even with apt having a plan for security and kernel patching is an extra layer.

Ok, well the issue was I did something stupid. If you know me you would know this is nothing new. Most of the services I want to run are either VMs or are Docker containers in the Docker Hub. I've was struggling with how work Docker into my 3-node cluster... So I followed a couple of guides and...

I also found this, when I googled it and looked through the forums it looks like it's mainly an issue with OVS but I'm not using that. dmesg: [ 17.481904] device tap111i0 entered promiscuous mode [ 17.491682] vmbr0: port 2(tap111i0) entered blocking state [ 17.491685] vmbr0: port...

The switch is a Unifi US-16-XG, because it's my homelab core, it's pushing all vlans and untagged to all ports. Each of the proxmox nodes is connected via 2x 10Gb SFP+ DAC cable. My configuration has vmbr0.10 as the management vlan and vmbr1.50 as the storage/ceph vlan. In the near future I will...