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Hello So I modified my lxc-container-default-with-nfs profile to add this line: "mount fstype=cgroup -> /sys/fs/cgroup/**," which now looks like: And it works :) But I have no idea what I am doing...

Thanks Manu for your reply Container config file: ip link: And actually I have noted a very low memory usage and I don't think the boot process completed: This is supposed to be a Deluge server but the process wasn't started at boot (it is supposed to and worked fine so far). I have the...

Hello I updated my Proxmox host today to 4.2-18/158720b9 Since then, I have containers on which the network interface does not show up (ifconfig from the container returns empty result) and therefore I have no network connectivity. These containers used to work fine in the past. Can you help...

Are you sure ? This file is essential to the system. PM me if you want.

Not sure how to do it without rebooting server, here how it is mounted in my /etc/mount file: /dev/pve/data /var/lib/vz ext3 defaults,barrier=0,data=writeback 1 2

Sorry didn't see your screenshot initially, you definitely need to try both. chroot will in overall increase performances but your issue is the journaling as well (jbd2 process). Try to use data=writeback and let us know

Yes chroot disks improved performances the most but reducing journaling on the partition on the host helped too (data=writeback option in /etc/mount). Best way I found to troubleshoot is install iotop on the host and watch what processes consumes most of the IOps.

Yes I believe so but I am not entirely sure. @fabian do you know if we can set quotas on containers with chroot disks ?

Yes raw to chroot format made a huge difference in my configuration. Bear in mind you will loose the ability to set disk size from the GUI and container will see all the storage available. To migrate a container, you need to back it up and restore it this way (replace 100 by CT's number): pct...

That was it, thanks @dietmar !

Hello I use this command to create containers: pct create 118 /var/lib/vz/template/cache/debian-8.0-standard_8.0-1_amd64.tar.gz -net0 bridge=vmbr1,gw=10.10.10.254,ip=10.10.10.118/24,name=eth0,type=veth -hostname test.my.domain -password 'demo' -rootfs local:0 -cpulimit 1 -memory 512 -swap 512...

Ok will give a try ! Thanks @tom !

So what do you recommend ? Update to a newer version ? Use something else ?

Hello. I installed systemd within my Debian containers but everytime I type systemctl command, I have this error: Failed to get D-Bus connection: Unknown error -1 What am I doing wrong ?

Thanks @manu Is there a plan to integrate it in the GUI rather than CLI ? (like with OpenVZ)

I run a standalone server with one hard drive and 3 partitions: OS, data, backups. I saw ZFS is not recommended in this configuration because of a risk of corruption . Can you advise which filesystem is appropriate in my setup ?

what is the purpose of the option "enable quota" in the gui ?

My containters are file on the filesystem (I create them from Proxmox GUI, backup them and restore them with --rootfs local:0)

I am using ext3 and disabled barriers the following way in /etc/fstab: /dev/pve/data /var/lib/vz ext3 defaults,barrier=0,data=writeback 1 2

Hello @tom My main problem is performance issues (IOwait) and I opened a thread here. Some other users experiencing similar problem here, there, there too. This is very frustrating because it seems to be an issue for a lot of people and Proxmox staff does not really react to the problem. Maybe...