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Shared Storage for Proxmox Cluster
@tschanness Here is why not to use NFS: I created an NFS share on the FreeNAS box and got ~20MBps (MegaByte Per second) when moving data inside a VM. Then i created an iSCSI target and on top of it an LVM storage (shared between all nodes) and now I get 200MBps when i copy data within a VM, on...- Redhat
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Shared Storage for Proxmox Cluster
Thank you Jonas for the reply. AFAIK, NFS does not allow Snapshots of VMs, see the table here here: https://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Storage Going with the NFS option is our last choice, we would like to first know if there is a better solution that will allow all operations described in the above...- Redhat
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Shared Storage for Proxmox Cluster
Hi All, We have a running cluster with 3 nodes based on Proxmox 5 latest. Our goal is to migrate all our stand-alone XenServer into that new environment. We have a FreeNAS server with 24 400GB SSDs and 24 600GB-10k HDDs configured with two different ZFS pools to provide storage for the cluster...- Redhat
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