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Thanks for finding the typos! I corrected the post above. I've found IO speed to be acceptable, but I haven't put it under serious load. GlusterFS 3.3 has greatly improved performance as a VM storage backend, but it's still in beta. Hopefully the Redhat acquisition will get finished up soon...

I've been trying out containers in PVE 2.0. I had some issues migrating that has left me in a weird state. Here's what I did: - 2-node PVE 2.0 cluster - Created a new CT (104) on node A - Using ubuntu 10.04 x86_64 template, with bridge networking - Started it up, confirmed networking correct...

Ok, here's what I've done. Warning though, I use Gluster for KVM image storage, and not for openvz (yet?). First, get the most recent stable Gluster .deb file from http://www.gluster.org/download/. I'm using 3.2 right now. 3.3 is supposed to have improved performance as VM storage, but it's...

Ok, found the solution: Add the line: options vers=3 to /etc/pve/storage.cfg beneath my NFS entry. It would be nice to have NFS options available via the GUI though :p

Hello, I've got a cluster setup that I'd like to make use of a GlusterFS cluster via NFS. However, Gluster only supports NFS version 3. It looks like the kernel on PVE 2.0 defaults to nfs4. Is there a way to get PVE to use nfs version 3? I can manually mount the volume as version 3, but I don't...

I bet this is just because of how I set my test up: - I have VE 1.9 on two servers, in a cluster - I created two VMs in the cluster, on which I installed VE 2.0 - I clustered the two VE 2 vms - I create a vm on one of them, and when I went to start it, I got the error: No Accelerator found...