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Yes, that's it basically. https://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Storage:_Directory The config of each vm/ct is included in that backup. Of course, the config of your host need to backed up with rsync or smth. else.

Hello Jim, you can add a nfs share or whatever local directory as a storage destination and enable backups for it and modify your backup job(s) to use this as your backup target. So then you're able to backup to whereever you want it to. I guess there is no zfs-tools way to directly send data...

Hello Jim, I don't have such a big setup but still have the same issues, good how to backup data. What my approach is to heavily rely on zfs based tools and a general tool that can to backup the operating system. 1st Make regular backups of your vm and LXC to another pool or at best...

Hey Liang, I guess there is no such functionality yet. Backup/snapshot after provisioning are your only options to return. Br Benjamin

Hey guys, running into the same issue if I try run something like https://conjure-up.io/ (or any other snap package). Has anybody found out what needs to be done to fix this annoying issue? Best regards FK

Hey, Good question, I would like to know this as well. Br FleischKarussel

Hey Simon, Did you consider a configuration management tool like ansible for this? Be FK

VMs lassen sich normalerweise nicht so einfach verkleinern. Das Filesystem innerhalb der VM müsste vorher verkleinert werden. Das ist ein Kapitel für sich.

Hey scaa, Ich hab zwar noch ein pve 4.4 und das rootfs auch nicht auf ZFS, aber es sieht so aus als wäre das root Filesystem voll. Ist für rpool/boot/pve-1 eine quota gesetzt? Grüße FK

Good morning, I prefer ansible for such use cases. Thers are modules for proxmox available and I find it way more user friendly compared with chef/puppet. Br Fk

Hello misterY, did you check the aclmode? I had some issues like you on freenas aswell. Set from zfs aclmode=restricted to passthrough and see if this helps. Best regards

true, you should atleast look for some durability tests before choosing your usb stick, keep enough space, etc... anyway, the mentioned nas distributions (especially the freebsd based) have some special imaging to not write anything onto the usb stick, afair they just write everything to tmpfs...

Hey Pizza, Freenas, nas4free and openmediavault as free software come to my mind. Br fk