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There is this topic: https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/slim-down-promxmox-disable-corosync-pve-ha-services.55938/

Isn't it included already in 6.8

I've updated in the last few days more than 20 nodes. Except for two Thinkserver sr530 and systemd idiotic interface change(eno1 to eno1np2???)

Tested on one PVE and one PBS. So far it works :)

This is expected with your configuration: osd_pool_default_min_size = 2 osd_pool_default_size = 2

No,if you are creating zfs by default it is create with /poolname

Yeah,the disks are okay then. Only thing i can think of,is that there is some problem with ceph network and bonding or something like that

Can you write ssd models?

Yes,there are some NAS ssd's with PLP, if i'm not mistaken old seagate ones, but usually look for PLP drives.

Enterprise SSDs, so Intel,Micron,Samsung,Kioxia(ex Toshiba), so the ones that you know are suitable for enterprise, and in short won't fry fast.

DPWD is around 1.3, for enterprise it is 3-5 DPWD. Don;t have PLP. And probably terrible fsync performance which is important for ZFS and CEPH within Proxmox.

Yeah,these are pretty terrible for ceph.

You didn't say what model are NVME drives?

to maybe 10gbit

Yes it is enough for <20-30 nodes.

in our company we still only distribute OVA file, and ISO autoinstall file(both are public download). As for the networking,we leave it at dhcp and guide customers to setting up static IP. OVA is for now let's say all-pervasive so it is easier to distribute just that one file for everyone to use.

Yes,proxmox works great with Windows, just don't forget to install virtio drivers.

For ceph homelab minimum is: 2.5gb network enterprise ssd's 3-node And it will work okay.

By default in IT,"you don't trust anyone else" , so you need confirmation that everything is okay.

For drbd,there was a overnight license change, so proxmox dropped them.