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out of curiosity, is this still an issue?, is there a device name filter that can be adjusted?. multipath for physical SAS redundancy is a must (multipath JBOD cages)

thanks for your comments!

now it's clear. Evidently the naming is odd. Now that you mention how Proxmox just manipulates the provisioning, I wonder how difficult would it be to implement something like VVols commanding a storage vía API or CLI. That should enable shared disks vía LUN sharing, and even allowing advanced...

I wonder why ZFS is listed as not shared storage, but ZFS+iSCSI is explicitly listed as supported for shared storage. So drivers for major HBA vendors should be there, but it will be limited to LVM backend?

how did it go? :)

In case anybody is looking for an easy way to run ESXi on PVE: https://iriarte.it/homelab/2023/09/05/esxi-on-proxmox-as-nested-hypervisor.html

Hello!, using VXLAN, should I see a process listening on *:4789?, I don't see any on my nodes.

Would like into this once more. Is there any healthcheck between nodes possible?. Right now I see 0 packets for port 4789 between nodes. Also, the virtual network works on a single node, once I move a VM to the second node, the connectivity is lost :/

Hello!, how is it going so far?. I wonder if it supports automatic VM assignment from a pool.

did you solve the lag?. In my case input was fine, but the audio was behind video.

can VirGL be used with the nvidia provided binary driver?. I lost VirGL support after installing NVIDIA-Linux-x86_64-525.85.07-vgpu-kvm-custom.run: Error: TASK ERROR: no DRM render node detected (/dev/dri/renderD*), no GPU? - needed for 'virtio-gl' display Modules: root@bigiron:~# ls -l...

Thanks for the feedback. I'm going with XFS+QCOW2 on top of a 2+2 RAID10 virtual disk.

Checking the documentation, it seems I won't have compression without ZFS. Thin provisioning should be about the same with LVM-Thin vs XFS+QCOW2, any insights on performance while using snapshots on LVM vs QCOW2?

Hello!, I've used ZFS data stores in the past with plain SAS HBAs before and have been pretty happy with it, handling protection & compression. For a given setup, I have: - OS boot: LSI SAS HBA + 1 x KINGSTON SA400S3 + 1 x SanDisk SD5SB2-1 + ZFS Mirror. - Datastore storage: RAID controller...

it's a remote location, I can't change the connectivity. Will look into de IPSEC alternative, the DCN team assures the switches shouldn't mess with the VXLAN traffic on the switches.

The switches also run VXLAN as TEPs between themselves. Could that be the issue?

Interestingly enough, I see with tcpdump outgoing traffic on both sides but no incoming traffic. I haven't setup any firewall rules so far. Ping works with "no fragment" and size=1600 bytes (I have MTU=9000 on the NIC and switch side). edit: added a rule allowing UDP traffic on 4789, but no joy.

Hello, is there any tooling to troubleshoot VXLAN zones?. I have the configuration applied in two nodes, but once I move a VM to the second node, connectivity with a VM2 that stays in the original node is lost.

For the third physical node, I have 2x1TB SSD + 3 or 4 x 300GB mechanical disks...

Hello!, As part of a little lab, I have two PVE servers that I would like to setup in a 2-nodes cluster. I have a third node that has a lot of resources that would be probably wasted with PBS (it's similar to the first two nodes). Anyhow, with PVE or PBS, I plan to run QDevice on the third node...