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Thanks. Unfortunately it will still show in the gui wont it? Do you forsee this causing any problems?

I have no interest in using spiceproxy. Is there a way to disable it cluster wide? No need to have features/resources enabled/running if you are never going to use them.

Ok, for testing purposes, i moved the logs back to local only and no special ramdisk, etc. The ceph log was there, but for some reason now its gone.

So others don't waste time, i had to do the following in my storage.cfg for the gui to connect to it: rbd: ceph-ssd monhost 10.10.0.100:6789 10.10.0.104:6789 10.10.0.108:6789 content images,rootdir pool rbd krbd username admin EDIT: I lied. I was on the wrong tab. Still...

Why keep fighting it and not just do the debian install first as i mentioned?

What should we disable/remove so their are not conflicts? I typically manage the ntp client with puppet, etc.

I think there was an issue with my ceph storage. I removed it and it worked fine. now to figure out why that system wouldnt come back up properly. Gotta love the ceph fault errors without great details. Another post for that maybe.

Is there a reason to be using systemd-timesyncd versus ntp?

Not possible to cleanly uninstall proxmox. You have to reinstall the OS from scratch.

Not possible.

Doesnt LXD offer some additional great features and also support live migration?

You simply burn the iso. Dont drag and drop it to a cd or anything like that. I really feel that if you dont have a pc that boots from usb or cant figure out how to burn an iso, doing virtualization through proxmox is probably not a good idea for you.

root@host1:~# time pvesm status -storage local local dir 1 15386000 1557020 13047412 11.16% real 5m0.617s user 0m0.620s sys 0m0.152s

root@host1:~# time df -h Filesystem Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on udev 10M 0 10M 0% /dev tmpfs 9.5G 9.0M 9.5G 1% /run /dev/sda1 15G 1.5G 13G 11% / tmpfs...

I have a 8 node cluster with ceph, nfs, and local storage (just for the OS). All the cluster members are online. Why would 'pvesm status -storage local' be so slow (takes like 5 minutes to run) when all it should be doing is querying local storage on that node. No networking should be involved...

Just install Debian 8.2 instead and the install proxmox. Plus you want to install using ext2 for a flash drive and then disable swap. I have 8 servers setup this way working fine on 8gb drives.

The OS's are running on flash memory, so to limit the number of writes to it, the logs are stored on a ramdisk and then also sent to a central logging server. When a system is rebooted, the ramdisk is obviously emptied.

Until I get my central logging server setup, local logs are wiped every time the server is restarted. This obviously is an issue with losing past logs, but any proper logging system will create the proper folders/log files when it starts back up again. I am not seeing this to be the case with...

Getting a lot of communication errors with my gui. I have a cluster of 8 servers right now and my syslog is showing the following: root@stor1:~# tail -f /var/log/syslog Nov 21 08:28:33 stor1 pveproxy[11013]: proxy detected vanished client connection Nov 21 08:30:28 stor1 pveproxy[16938]: proxy...

So did you have to install nfs-kernel-server on the host as well?